EMOTIONS ON DISPLAY - International Museum Design Competition
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EMOTIONS ON DISPLAY - International Museum Design Competition: Understanding the effectiveness of variations of environmental and design elements upon human emotions.
About Competition
An essential solution to improve the quality of life is to reconnect architecture with emotions and feelings. Architecture is the main element of our environment. Architecture has an impact on emotions followed by behaviour. As the architectural space changes, humans act, think, and feel differently. It is important to architect human emotions of positivity, to create an environment that reduces negative emotions. •An experimental model of a museum that displays emotions •Create spaces that evoke different emotions (Plutchik’s model of emotions) •The user should be able to identify with the emotion that overpowers their mind, so it is important for the designer to design spaces that specifically evoke certain emotions. •Give importance to the transition spaces from one emotion to another. •Spaces can be created as individual emotions or functional spaces that depict a particular emotion. •The sequence of the emotions matters so zone them thoughtfully. •You have to design a museum – that displays emotions, eventually leading to healing the visitor’s mind. Guidelines: •Site / Location: It can be hypothetical or real, choose wisely. •You have to design a museum – that displays emotions, eventually leading to healing the visitor’s mind. •The word to remember is ‘Experiential’. •We are expecting spaces that people can experience and identify their own emotions •Drawing requirements: Conceptual (Priority), Plans, Sections, Elevations, View. •Support your design with all possible explanations, (Formats that are accepted: Text, Video, Audio, and the most obvious drawings).
Categories
INTRODUCTION Contemporary architecture has started to receive more accusations of emotional coldness, and restrictive aesthetics, distanced from humans and life (Pallasmaa, 2015). An essential solution to improve the quality of life is to reconnect architecture with emotions and feelings. Architecture is the main element of our environment. Architecture has an impact on emotions followed by behavior. As the architectural space changes, humans act, think, and feel differently. It is important to architect human emotions of positivity, to create an environment that reduces negative emotions. Purpose: Understanding the effectiveness of variations of environmental and design elements upon human emotions. Objective: Helping the visitor to understand the impact of different architectural spaces on their mind, identifying with their emotions and what are the environmental changes that they require for their well-being. Design expectations: •An experimental model of a museum that displays emotions •Create spaces that evoke different emotions (Plutchik’s model of emotions) •The user should be able to identify with the emotion that overpowers their mind, so it is important for the designer to design spaces that specifically evoke certain emotions. •Give importance to the transition spaces from one emotion to another. •Spaces can be created as individual emotions or functional spaces that depict a particular emotion. •The sequence of the emotions matters so zone them thoughtfully. •You have to design a museum – that displays emotions, eventually leading to healing the visitor’s mind.
Submission requirements
Presentation Board (Min. 02 Max. 05 no | size: A1 Landscape format) – JPEG /JPG. format Text Summary (Min. 300 words) – Docx./Docs. format
Evaluation Criteria
➜ Conceptual development
➜ Design development
➜ Presentation
➜ Originality
➜ Description
Results will be announced on 25th February 2023.
Eligibility
This competition is open to all. You can participate individually or as a team (Maximum 3 members in a team).
Prize
• BESPOKE MEDAL The competition winner receives a bespoke medal as a token of appreciation. •PUBLICATION News announcement on global platforms (platforms partnered with us - Global exposure.) Design feature on our platform. •INTERVIEWS Exclusive Interview in both text & video format (Video feature on our home page) •ATTESTED CERTIFICATE Certificate of achievement will be awarded to our winners / honorable mentions & a participation certificate to all our participants •PUBLICATION OF ARTICLE / DESIGN Design/article feature on our partnering platform. •JURY CRITS / COMMENTS ON YOUR ENTRY WITH DETAILS Comments from our jurors for improvement and appreciation & MORE
Entry fees
•AR (advanced registration): 1st July 2022 – 15th July 2022 | $25 (INT) / ₹500(IND) •ER(early registration): 16th July 2022 – 31st July 2022 | $27 (INT) / ₹800(IND) •SRL1 (standard registration level 1): 1st August 2022 – 31st August 2022 | $32 (INT) / ₹900(IND) •SRL2 (standard registration level 2): 1st September 2022 – 30th September 2022 | $37 (INT) / ₹1000(IND) •SRL3 (standard registration level 3): 1st October 2022 – 31st October 2022 | $39 (INT) / ₹1500(IND) •SRL4 (standard registration level 4): 1st November 2022 – 30th November 2022 | $42 (INT) / ₹2000(IND) •LR (late registration): 1st December 2022 – 15th December 2022 | $47 (INT) / ₹2500(IND) •CR(countdown registration): 16th December 2022 – 31st December 2022 | $57 (INT) / ₹2600(IND) *(INT) – International payments /*(IND) – Indian payments