ABOUT ARCHIPRIX INTERNATIONAL

Archiprix International is a biennial competition. With each edition Archiprix International presents a new generation of the world's best architects, urbanists and landscape architects together with their graduation projects. The formula is simple. All university-level training colleges around the world are invited to take part by selecting and submitting their one and only best graduation project. We send invitation letter to all 1800 registered universities in spring of the even years. Individual graduates cannot apply themselves, only graduation projects finished in the last two years selected by a university as their best graduation project are accepted. Archiprix International presents the submitted projects on her website, in a book, exhibitions and films. It forms the largest presentation of graduation work and offers unrivalled insight into current trends in design education globally and architecture generally.

With the world's best graduation projects Archiprix International presents each edition again a new generation of the worlds most talented emerging architects, urbanists and landscape architects, who are ready and equiped to tackle all imaginable contemporary assignments.

The initiative reflects rapid international developments in the design disciplines. Recent decades have seen an explosive growth in the scale of international contact, resulting in lively exchanges world-wide. Increasing numbers of designers work on commissions abroad, professional journals are published on an international scale, and training colleges are becoming more and more international in their orientation.

Archiprix International forms an expanding international platform for training colleges and newly graduated, talented designers. It spotlights international trends in architecture, urbanism and landscape architecture and brings designers together.

An independent jury rewards the very best submissions. The aim of the awards is to stimulate the introduction of starting, talented designers into the world of professional practice.

Archiprix International is an initiative of the Archiprix foundation. The Archiprix foundation is a non-profit organisation and owns all the rights (including Intellectual Property rights) to Archiprix International. It is a cooperation of the recognized schools for higher education teaching architecture, urban design, interior and landscape architecture in Delft, Eindhoven, Wageningen, Amsterdam, Arnhem, Groningen, Maastricht, Rotterdam, Tilburg, Den Haag the Netherlands.

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The Archiprix foundation

Archiprix International falls under the responsibility of the Archiprix executive board. The Archiprix foundation is a cooperation of the Dutch schools for higher education in the fields of architecture, urbanism and/or landscape architecture.
The board members are: drs. Patrick van der Klooster (chairman), MSc. Caspar van der Woude, ir. Madeleine Maaskant, ir. Klaske Havik, ir. Marcel Musch, ir. Juliette Bekkering, drs. Ko Jacobs, ir. Berit Ann Roos, drs. Pieter Feenstra, Josef Bischofs and ir. Sven Stremke.

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kamer van koophandel: 41157198
RSIN 802009839

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Museumpark 25
3015 CB Rotterdam
The Netherlands
office@archiprix.org

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Hunter Douglas Awards

The awards carry the name of our main sponsor from 2003 till 2019, Hunter Douglas. Archiprix International is very grateful for the support. The interests of Hunter Douglas and Archiprix International were complementary and the cooperation between both organizations was stimulating.

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