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Online Special - Busan International Architectural Design Workshop 2020

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Online Special 
Busan International Architectural Design Workshop 2020 
Balcony and Violin, Life of Post-COVID-19 

Human-made cities are the spaces where various interpersonal contacts occur through streets, squares, and the like that connect human dwellings. Also, those spaces engendering contacts have formed various networks that build up sympathy and solidarity between citizens as the stepping stones for the growth of civil society. 
However, such social activities as human contacts are serving as the main cause of spreading virus infection which has been continuing since the last winter, and the world is endeavoring to overcome this with the spatial measure of social distancing . This situation has unfortunately led to the closure and streets where now human contacts, the most social activity of human kind, can hardly occur. 
The Busan International Architectural Design Workshop 2020 intends to create an opportunity to share with the students majoring in architecture and urbanism around the world their various proposals on the post-COVID life and architecture based on their own sphere of life. 

PARTICIPATION 
Students enrolled in universities and graduate schools from overseas 

TEAM ORGANIZATION 
Participants affiliated with the same school (university) should form a team consisting of one guiding professor and three students. 

REGISTRATION PROCESS 
Visit BAF official webpage (http://eng.biacf.org) and follow the register process on design workshop page during the registration period, July 7 to 22, 2020. 
After confirming admission from the administration office, then send participation fee. 

ONLINE WORKSHOP PROCESS 
Scenario Planning and Proposal Preparation 8/1~8/15 
First session of Critique 8/16~8/22 
Second session of Critique 9/6~9/13 
Final Submission 9/25 

EXHIBITION & PUBLISING 
Exhibition will be held during the period of Busan Architecture Festival in November, 2020. 

부산광역시, 부산건축제, 한국건축자협회부산건축가회 
Busan Metropolitan City, Busan Architecture Festival, Korean Institute of Architects


Online Special - Busan International Architectural Design Workshop 2020

Balcony and Violin, Life of Post-COVID-19


Human-made cities are the spaces where various interpersonal contacts occur through streets, squares, and the like that connect human dwellings. Also, those spaces engendering contacts have formed various networks that build up sympathy and solidarity between citizens as the stepping stones for the growth of civil society.

However, such social activities as human contacts are serving as the main cause of spreading virus infection which has been continuing since the last winter, and the world is endeavoring to overcome this with the spatial measure of 'social distancing'. This situation has unfortunately led to the closure and streets where now human contacts, the most social activity of human kind, can hardly occur.

The Busan International Architectural Design Workshop 2020 intends to create an opportunity to share with the students majoring in architecture and urbanism around the world their various proposals on the post-COVID life and architecture based on their own sphere of life.


PARTICIPATION

Students enrolled in universities and graduate schools from overseas


TEAM ORGANIZATION

Participants affiliated with the same school (university) should form a team consisting of one guiding professor and three students.


REGISTRATION PROCESS

Visit BAF official webpage (http://eng.biacf.org) and follow the register process on design workshop page during the registration period, July 7 to 22, 2020.

After confirming admission from the administration office, then send participation fee.


ONLINE WORKSHOP PROCESS

Scenario Planning and Proposal Preparation 8/1~8/15

First session of Critique 8/16~8/22

Second session of Critique 9/6~9/13

Final Submission 9/25


EXHIBITION & PUBLISING

Exhibition will be held during the period of Busan Architecture Festival in November, 2020.