Competition board architecture

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These are winning projects, mentions and finalists of Kaira Looro Architecture Competition 2020's edition for an Emergency Operations Center in SubSaharan Africa. The competition is open to students and young architects from all over the world.

Kaira Looro is an international architecture competition open to students and young architect. The 2019 edition aims is to design a peace pavillon in memory of the innocent victims of war in Africa.

Zhen Lei - RE School Architecture Competition 2018 winner. I am initially drawn to the colorful graphics across this board. They create a cohesive presentation, but are balanced with white space so the board isn’t overwhelming. There are different levels of analysis on the board as well as final “renderings,” creating a complex and interesting board.

Quechua Architecture Competition, Q.A.C., thanks all participants for taking part of this challenge which consists in presenting and developing a project that explores diverse fields of thinking and design. The challenge for this occasion was “TITICACA CHAPEL”. There were many outstanding submissions. The jury panel consisted of Abraham Cota Paredes, Patricia Llosa, Felipe Muller have

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