Ukranian Community Bunker Housing Facility
The recent events between Russia and Ukraine gave us a reminder of the bunker’s utility as a civil defence structure. Most of the Ukrainian existing ones are in a very poor shape due to the lack of maintenance and are mainly for government use. Last year’s official statistics showed that just 11 per cent of Ukraine’s 21,000 underground shelters were operational.
“Today, the bunker has become the extreme expression of our greatest fears: from pandemics to climate change and nuclear war. And once you look, it doesn’t take long to start seeing bunkers everywhere.” GARRET, Bradley, “Bunker”, Penguin, 2021.Our challenge is to design a bunker for a community of 1000 people, self-sufficient for a 2 years period.
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.
The submission must include, (but are not limited to) the following required drawings:
3 dimensional representations explaining the design, perspectives, and montages which display the character of the project.
Building / Site sections which illustrate key aspects and major spatial or programmatic elements.
Floor plans to show the interior spatial arrangements and program.
Elevations demonstrating qualities such as material, texture, and colour.
Large scale drawings that illustrate innovative details or integrated aspects of design.
All drawings should be presented at a scale appropriate for the design solution and include a graphic scale for reference.
Award Criteria
Concept – 15%
Design – 20%
Practicality – 15%
Innovation / Originality – 15%
Site Location – 10%
Presentation – 15%
Program – 10%
Short Description
The recent events between Russia and Ukraine gave us a reminder of the bunker’s utility as a civil defence structure. Most of the Ukrainian existing ones are in a very poor shape due to the lack of maintenance and are mainly for government use. Last year’s official statistics showed that just 11 per cent of Ukraine’s 21,000 underground shelters were operational.“Today, the bunker has become the extreme expression of our greatest fears: from pandemics to climate change and nuclear war. And once you look, it doesn’t take long to start seeing bunkers everywhere.” GARRET, Bradley, “Bunker”, Penguin, 2021.Our challenge is to design a bunker for a community of 1000 people, self-sufficient for a 2 years period.
Organizer
AIC-Hub
Link to Competition
Link to Registration form
Prizes
1st- Prize – £500 + Certificate + Publications on Selected Media
2nd Prize – £200 + Certificate + Publications on Selected Media
3rd Prize – £100 + Certificate + Publications on Selected Media
+3 Honourable Mentions -+ Certificate + Publications on Selected Media
Type of Competition
Open to the public/Minimum requirements (Open to anyone that complies with the requirements)
Who can Participate
This competition is open to everyone 18 years and older and it can be developed individually or by teams. Each team can contain a maximum of 4 members.
Dates and Time Frame
Registration Closes June 15, 2022
Deadline to Submit Project June 16, 2022
Winners announcement Date August 1, 2022
Languages
English
Location of Competition
Worldwide
Location of Project (if developed)
Ukraine
Additional Information