Architectural Vizualization

Architectural Vizualization

From the Brunelleschi’s painted perspectives of the 15th century, to today’s hyper-realistic CGI’s, the architectural visualization has always been an important communication tool for the architects.For this competition we challenge you to share your architectural visualization style. There are no restrictions regarding the type of representation you present: hand sketches, photo montages, paintings, illustrations, renders, collages, etc…The scale and location are also of your choice.We ask you to tell a story, to create a narrative and be creative.

Location
You will choose the location. 

Submission Requirements

A single (1) A2 horizontal presentation board with the details listed below must be submitted via http://aic-hub.com/.
Image Format: A single JPG extension file presentation board (must not exceed 5MB).
Presentation boards must not indicate any information related to an individual’s/team’s identity.
All information provided in writing must be in English.

Although is not mandatory, you can record or photograph your work environment during the proposal development stage. In case you will be one of the winners, we would be happy to share it in our platform.

Award Criteria

Composition – 20%
Communication– 20%
Innovation / Originality – 20%
Aesthetics – 20%
Significance – 20%

Jury
-Joe Lenton, UK, Joe Lenton Photography, https://www.joelenton.com/
Joe Lenton ASICIP ASINWP ASWPP ADPS is a freelance professional advertising photographer and CGI artist.

-Andrew Gibbs, UK, http://www.reilluminated.co.uk
Among his achievements are: finalist EDP Business Awards for Design and Development (2005), finalist in Creative Industries Awards (2005), Norwich Society, awarded two buildings for best design, New Museum of Contemporary Art and Kings Centre, Norwich (2005), finalist in Creative Industries Awards (2007), finalist in National Health Care Awards London (2007), granted a Fellow of Royal Society of Arts (2012), awarded for services to Architecture, design and regeneration

-Nuno Silva, Portugal, https://www.numa.pt/
nu.ma was founded by Nuno e Maria in 2010. Since its beginning, we developed architectural projects in different areas, such as equipment’s, housing and competitions. Along with that we produce architectural visualisations. Since then, we’ve being working with several architectural studios around the world, trying to bring to life, unbuilt projects.
Architecture it’s our big passion, so for us, working on architectural visualisations is simple wonderful, because we can go deep on each project in a special way and be part (in a sense) of the architectural team itself All the work that is developed by and at nu.ma, is based on a continuous reflection of all the involved parts in the project.