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Cơ Hội Nhận Giải Thưởng Tối Đa 10,000 Euro Với Cuộc Thi Thiết Kế Kiến Trúc Khu Vực Thành Thị BIM Contest 2017

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Dear architects and students of architecture: we invite you to participate in the BIM 2017 competition!

This year, you’ll need to propose a new city center for Saint-Prix. Here you will find the program and the detail of the site.

The jury will evaluate the quality of your architectural proposal but also the relevance of your BIM method.

You have until March 15, 2017 to make your submission and until March 5, 2017 to subscribe.

Good luck!

BIM contest objectives:

Candidates of the 2017 BIM Contest create an original BIM model of several residential and commercial buildings which will be integrated into a larger project for the creation of a new central area for the city. At least one product or texture of each manufacturer featured in the sponsors section should be integrated into the BIM model of the project. Objects can be downloaded in an extensive choice of formats from this page.

The project’s site is situated at the town of Saint-Prix on the north of Paris. The Jury will evaluate your proposition’s relevance. Additionally, the quality of your BIM method will be judged.

Once registered, and throughout the allocated design period of this contest, our team will be at your service should you have questions regarding the program or the BIM method to be applied. The main aim of this contest is to help architects to apprehend BIM and its benefits. If you have any questions, please start by consulting the FAQ section of this site.

The full programme for this contest can be downloaded here.

An Autocad® file with the terrain’s limits and layout can be downloaded here.

Pictures of the terrain can be downloaded here.

The BIM database matrice can be downloaded here.

If you haven’t subscribed to the BIM contest yet, please click here.

Click here to download eveBIM a free .ifc format BIM model viewer. This tool can help you analyse your BIM model and make sure it is compatible with the programme’s requirements. The contest’s Jury will be using this very software to view your BIM model.

The Site

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The site – with a surface area of 2.3 hectares – is located in the community of Saint-Prix (95). It is located at the approach to the point where rue d’Ermont and avenue Général Leclerc intersect. The urban fabric there is loose, occupied mainly by suburban constructions, intended for residential and commercial use.

Thus, buildings are built away from street alignment and at a distance from property lines, offering a morphology quite unlike that of central neighborhoods (such as an historic town center, where buildings are built in continuous order and in alignment with streets).

In the middle of this suburban fabric there is the E. Leclerc shopping center, which features a building that is low-lying and has a significant hold, surrounded by large parking areas.

The result is a space that is utilized, due to the concentration of businesses and activities, but lacks structure and urban coherence: public spaces are exclusively composed of roadways and parking areas, there are no city squares and the building types are not dense and do not provide any structure for public space.

There are several buildings at the site which offer an architectural interest, particularly the building known as the “Big Walnut”, alongside avenue Général Leclerc, as well as the Notre Dame de la Vallée chapel on rue d’Ermont (pictures in the Programme).

The character of the site’s approaches equates to a suburban architectural style composed of houses spaced relatively far apart. These houses are composed of slanted roofs (generally saddle roofs) and are rather compact in volume The building materials frequently used are clear primer, stone, tile, and more rarely slate.

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