Interior Architecture Challenge 2023
A FREE design contest for School & College students
About the Interior Architecture Challenge 2023
Be part of designing a happier future
We are looking for the designers of the future and we want you to design a space based on the themes of wellbeing and sustainability. Simply enter a single digital image that best captures the mood and concept behind your design. You can use any medium to make your image; digital collage, a scanned drawing or a photograph of a model, it is up to you.
The challenge is FREE to enter and open to school and college students Y9 and above studying any subject. You are the future, and we are interested in your ideas of how we can make happier and more sustainable spaces. This is a chance to get your work seen by design professionals and academics and learn more about the diverse world of Interior Architecture. There will be prizes across different age categories and the winners will be exhibited online.
This website is full of resources to help you come up with some amazing Happy Spaces. To find out more take a look at the How to enter page. Good Luck!
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Happy Spaces
So, what do we mean by Happy Spaces? As we spend more and more time indoors the environments we inhabit have an increased impact on our wellbeing. We all know how badly designed, dark or cramped spaces can make our daily life more difficult or result in us feeling sad. Well, the idea behind creating Happy Spaces reverses that by aiming to design spaces that help us function as human beings, connects us with others and nature, and promotes a sense of wellbeing.
The interior spaces we live in are crucial parts of our lives so why not make them Happy Spaces. Here are some design phrases that might be worth looking up or thinking about as you design your spaces.
· Sustainable Design
· Human Centred Design
· Planet Centred Design
· Biophilic Design
These are all words used in the design world to think about different ways of making happier spaces. Maybe look out for them as you explore this site.
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