Inclusion of the marginalised and urban poor into the neighbourhood’s future growth.The design proposals should be economically viable for its sustenance and maintenance.Response to the local contexts of the site and its surrounding, the present urban development plans/ programmes.Climate responsive design to support a healthy lifestyle.Encourage sustainable modes of connectivity.Phase wise implementation strategy of design interventions.Sustainable short- and long-term strategies and site-specific solutions.Spatial concepts for regeneration of the infrastructural services.Spatial analyses with effective graphical representations.Creative development plans/ideas for a new urban paradigm.Apart from a master plan for the entire UDC area, integrated design approaches for two key sub-sites have to be identified and developed, which can revitalise this location in the city of Coimbatore. The Co(Vai)-Design Competition aims to generate dynamic, climate responsive and integrated design interventions that revitalizes the place in a contextually sensitive and sustainable manner. We are exploring ways to make this a participative process, which includes connecting various city stakeholders, understanding local context, opportunities and challenges and bridging technical, community-level and institutional gaps across various sectors. Thereby, it is envisaged to become a best practice model for sustainable urban development while increasing the implementation ability of the winning entries. We are looking for creative ideas to design, develop and implement revitalization of the site to benefit the quality of life of the residents and encourage sustainable development. The competition seeks to foster an integrated urban development of a site in Koundampalayam (Coimbatore). The Co(Vai)-Design Competition is a national level Urban Design Competition that aims to jointly design and facilitate with a diverse set of stakeholders the implementation of integrated civic projects that are of key relevance to the sustainable development of Coimbatore. If you are unsure if your area of study qualifies, please reach out to PAVE at Graduation date must fall after the project deadline of October 30, 2022, to be eligible to participate.The Coimbatore Municipal Corporation and the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH jointly call all creative minds in the field of urban design, urban planning, architecture, landscape design as well as environmental and social experts to participate in the “Co(Vai)-Design” Open Urban Design Competition (UDC)!
This annual international competition is open exclusively to current* undergraduate and graduate-level college students involved in retail planning, visual merchandising, interior design/architecture, branding, graphic design, UX/UI design, industrial design, and similar programs.
To support the idea of a pop-up "Third Place," your vision should be a transformative experience based on strong design concept development, defining a unique and supportive guest experience, while celebrating a flexible, sustainable, and buildable project. Student designers across the globe are encouraged to participate in designing and enhancing a mobile/pop-up, guest experience for City Relief, connecting friends and guests in need, with much-needed resources while creating an equitable sense of place for friends and neighborhoods.
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