2022 UIA Year of Design for Health – Logo competition
In July 2021, the UIA General Assembly declared 2022 the “UIA Year of Design for Health“. This commitment urges all UIA Member Sections to encourage architects and their clients to use evidence-based design to promote health in buildings and cities.
The UIA will facilitate a series of initiatives to increase awareness of designing for health, including a digital information hub, an international research agenda and support for the creation of resources to help architects around the world conduct research on healthy environments.
The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of environments in controlling disease, the value of creating safe and healthy spaces for all people and the necessity of using evidence-based research to support design and related policy-making.
The UIA launches the logo competition for 2022: “UIA Year of Design for Health.” The winning logo will be used for the branding and promotion of the UIA’s year-long activities.
ELIGIBILITY
- This logo competition is open to everyone.
- Any individual or team can make one or multiple submissions.
- A team should not consist of more than 5 members.
PRIZES
- First Place: 3 000 Euros and certificate
- Second Place: 1 500 Euros and certificate
- Honourable Mention (up to 5): certificate
JURY
- Wei Yew (Canada), graphic designer
- Camille Vantrou (France), Communications and Strategic Planning at Agence Neth Paris
- Warren Kerr (Australia), former Director of the UIA Public Health Group (2014-2017)
TIMELINE
- 27 September 2021: Competition launched by the UIA
- 15 November 2021: Submission deadline
15 December 2021: Announcement of the winning designs
PROCEDURE
Please submit your submission on the UIA Prize platform.
Submissions made by email or post will not be accepted.
INFORMATION
See the competition brief here.
For more information on the UIA Year of Design for Health, visit the UIA website.
Source: https://www.uia-architectes.org/webApi/en/news/-2022:–r-the-year-of-design-for-healthr.html
