AIA JAPAN DESIGN AWARD PROGRAM:
2021 AIA Japan Design Awards
Deadline: Friday, NOVEMBER 19, 2021, 17:00 Japan TIME
SCHEDULE
Submission of Entry Form and Entry Fees: By 17:00 JST on November 19th Friday 2021
Completed Submittals: By 17:00 JST on November 27th, Friday 2021
Jury Session: 2021 10:00 JST on December 4th, Saturday 2021
Online Ceremony: 2021 14:00 - 17:00 JST on December 18th, Saturday 2021
AIA JAPAN AWARD for Architecture 2021
Michel van Ackere, AIA
Company: Maki and Associates
Project Name: The Bihar Museum
Design Team: Fumihiko Maki, Hon. FAIA, Principal, Tomoyoshi Fukunaga, Director, Tatsutomo Hasegawa, Associate, Hisashi Nakai, Yoshihiko Taira, Issei Horikoshi, Kiwon Kim
Associate Architect: Opolis Architects (Mumbai)
Consultants: Program/Master Planning/Exhibition Design: Lord Cultural Resources (Mumbai /Toronto), Structural Engineering: Mahendra Raj Consultants Private Limited (New Dehli), MEP Engineering: Design Bureau (Mumbai), Quantity Surveyor: Dongre Associates (Mumbai), Landscape: Ohtori Consultants Inc. Environmental Design Institute (Osaka), Forethought Design Consultants (Pune), Lighting: AWA Lighting Designers (Mumbai / New York), Museum Branding, Wayfinding and Signage Design: Lopez Design, New Delhi.
Contractor: Larsen & Toubro Construction
Owner: Department of Art, Culture, and Youth (DACY), Government of Bihar, India
AIA JAPAN AWARD for Architecture 2021
Nobuaki Miyashita, International Assoc. AIA
Company: MR STUDIO Co., Ltd.
Project Name: Aida Sekkei Precut Division Ibaraki Factory
Contractor: Kawada Industries, Inc., Aida Sekkei Co., Ltd.
Owner: Aida Sekkei Co., Ltd.
AIA JAPAN AWARD for Interior Architecture 2021
Daichi Amano, AIA
Company: Gensler and Associates / International, Ltd.
Project Name: Shiseido Global Vision Center
Design Team: Chie Matsushita, Tatsuhito Koike, Hisako Toritani, Hitoshi Murayama, Yunji Kim, Satoshi Goto, Miho Nakamura, Weijing Lin, Shoko Nakai, Yuki Fujii, Megumi Waida, Sara Kim, Yoshiko Hirabayashi
Consultants: Project Management: Masahiro Iwata – Group Head, JLL, Noriaki Ishida – Senior Project Manager, JLL, Reiko Izumi – Senior Project Manager, JLL
Contractor: Kajima Corporation, Ishizue Corporation
Owner: Shiseido Company
HONORABLE MENTION for Interior Architecture 2021
Daishi Yoshimoto, AIA
Company: Yoshimoto Associates Inc.
Project Name: Tokyo American Club Nihonbashi
Design Team: Yuki Shinohara
Associate Architect: UDS (Schematic Design), Tanseisha (Executive Design)
Consultants: Uchihara Creative Lighting Design (Lighting Design), Kankyo Engineering (MEP Engineering)
Contractor: Tanseisha (C Work), Kajima (B Work)
Owner: Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd. (Lessor), Tokyo American Club (Management)
SHORTLISTED PROJECT 2021
Mustafa K. Abadan, FAIA
Company: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Project Name: Nihonbashi 2-Chome Area Project
Design Team: Mustafa K. Abadan, T.J. Gottesdiener, Jonathan Stein, Vram Malek,
Nicolas Medrano, Pablo de Miguel
Associate Architect: Architect of Record: Joint architectural firm of Nihon Sekkei, Inc. and Plantec Architects Inc.
Consultants: Institute of New Architecture, Uchihara Creative Lighting Design Inc., Ohtori Consultants, Rian Ihara Design Office Limited, Field Four Design Office, Kobayashi Maki Design Workshop
Contractor: Obayashi Corporation, Kajima Corporation, Takenaka Corporation
Owner: Mitsui Fudosan (developer), Nihombashi 2nd District Project Association (owner)
SHORTLISTED PROJECT 2021
Tsutommu Sugawara, International Assoc. AIA
Company: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Project Name: Shinkashiwa Clinic “Diabetes Mirai”
Design Team: Takenaka Corporation
Contractor: Takenaka Corporation
Owner: Shinkashiwa Clinic
MISSION:
The mission of the AIA Japan Design Awards Program is to encourage excellence in architectural design and planning, and to provide an avenue through which architects may gain recognition by their peers and the public. The ultimate goal is to raise the standards of architectural design excellence for both the architectural community and the public.
2021 Jurors
ELIGIBILITY and ENTRY FEE:
Entrants must be AIA members assigned to Japan chapter or AIA members with project in Japan in good standing, including Architect, Associate and International Associate, and AIA honorary members. The membership has to be valid and active as of November 15th, 2021. Entrants must be able to claim authorship or significant authorship of the project being considered.
Entry Fee
10,000 JPY or 100 USD per entry
Multiple entries by the same individual are allowed.
AWARDS
AIA Japan Award (優秀賞)
Honorable Mention (佳作賞)
The jury shall determine the number of awards for each category. The jury may decide not to award any submitted projects in any category.
ENTRY CATEGORIES
Entries must be submitted for one of four categories in either built or unbuilt project described below.
These entry categories are used to clarify the different entry requirements.
Entry of the same project into multiple categories is acceptable.
1. BUILT PROJECT
A. Architecture:
Eligible entries may be either new construction or renovation / restoration. These projects must be built work, which have been completed between January 1, 2017 and October 31, 2022.
For multiple building projects, the Architect submitting the project (or portion thereof) shall provide detailed evidence of authorship of the relevant portion of the project.
Associate members are not eligible to make entries to this category.
B. Interior Architecture
Eligible entries may be large or small in scope and may involve new construction, renovation, or preservation/ restoration. These projects must be built work, which have been completed between January 1, 2017 and October 31, 2022.
Associate members are not eligible to make entries to this category.
C. Urban Planning
Eligible entries may be urban design projects, planning projects, civic amenity improvements, campus plans, environmental programs, or redevelopment projects. Projects should not be individual buildings. Incomplete projects or ongoing projects may be recognized if a significant portion has been completed or implemented by a local jurisdiction or authority since January 1, 2017.
Associate members are not eligible to make entries to this category.
D. Sustainability Design
The projects must be built work, which have been completed between January 1, 2016 and October 31, 2021.
Best Practice Standards
List any best practice standards incorporated in the project design (LEED v4, LEED 2009, WELL, BREEAM, RESET, BEAM and/ or other)
Design for Energy: (ref. AIA COTE Measure 6)
Please share a short narrative and any metrics available that illustrate how the project incorporates: Design intention for reduced consumed energy (may reference energy use intensity (EUI) or carbon emissions; can share actual measurements if available but not required)
Design for Resources: (ref. AIA COTE Measure 8)
Please share a short narrative and any metrics available that illustrate % of waste diverted from landfill, % of reused and recycled materials (may make reference to CO2 intensity, LCA, EPD if available, but not required)
Design for Water (ref. AIA COTE Measure 4)
Please share a short narrative and any metrics available that illustrate how the project incorporates: Design for water reduction (may include rainwater capture, grey water use, roof or ground water capture design, actual water use measured if available but not required)
Associate members are not eligible to make entries to this category.
2. UN-BUILT PROJECT
This category may include competition entries, or speculative work that is not intended for construction.
A. Architecture
Eligible entries may be either new construction or renovation / restoration. These projects must be unbuilt work, which have been created between January 1, 2017 and October 31, 2022.
For multiple building projects, the Architect submitting the project (or portion thereof) shall provide detailed evidence of authorship of the relevant portion of the project.
Associate members are eligible to make entries to this category
B. Interior Architecture
Eligible entries may be large or small in scope and may involve new construction, renovation, or preservation/ restoration. These projects must be unbuilt work, which have been completed between January 1, 2017 and October 31, 2022.
Associate members are eligible to make entries to this category
COMPLETE SUBMISSIONS
For each project entry, the submitted material should be sufficient for the jury to assess the design intent. Entries must be submitted in the manner specified below.
1. The web-based file Transfer IBM/PC format containing the following;
A minimum of six and a maximum of 15 images, which should include photographs as well as graphic information, such as floor plans and /or site plan, building sections and diagrams in a high resolution (300 dpi or higher) of minimum A5 size, JPG format.
Indicate two images out of submitted images as the best representation of the project. (These images from all submitted projects to be displayed at the Award Ceremony Event.)
Project description in text format (narrative and/or bullet points and no illustrations) of 50 to 300 words in English only in both Word-file and PDF-file.
PDF file of the release forms signed by all copyright holders of images and photographs submitted to the AIA Japan Award. Please refer to PUBLICATION.
2. The web-based transferred file shall be named with the architect’s last and first name, submission category and year.
Ex) ANNA_ANIKEEV_ARCHITECTURE_2021
3. Fill in and attach the list of submitted item form with each project submittal.
Please make sure that there will be no indications identifying the entrant on submitted images or written description. Also, please note that project description must be written in ENGLISH. A violation of this rule may result in elimination of the submission entry without notice to the entrant.
PUBLICATION
The entrant is responsible for clearing copyrights of all drawings, and photographs included in the submission for publicity purposes. Entrants are also responsible for any royalties, copyright or photographic fees. Entrants shall provide a release statement indicating that the owners of this material, the authors of the drawings, and photographers who hold any copyrights, have authorized the release of their materials for publication. The drawings and photographs of each winning entry will be used for unrestricted publicity. Indicate the credit lines and copyright notices (if any) that must be us
SCHEDULE
1st Step: Submission of Entry Form and Entry Fees
By 5pm on November 19th, Friday 2021
Entry Form must be submitted no later than the day specified above. Entry Fee must be remitted by the deadline specified above. E-mailed Letter of Intent, with a proof of electrical remittance to the designated bank account, is acceptable.
A Design Awards Program entry acknowledgment, release form and list of submitted items, will be e-mailed to each entrant upon receipt of filled entry forms
The entry fee will not be refundable once remitted to AIA.
Entry form and the completed submittals shall be E-mailed to:
AIA Japan Design Awards Program 2022
Entry Fee shall be remitted to AIA Japan Bank Account:
Bank: Mizuho Bank
Branch: Ebisu
Account Name: AIA Japan
Type of Account: Regular savings (Futsu-Kouza)
Account Number: 3009319
Please include on your remittance your name and the word “award”
2nd Step: Completed submittals
By 5pm on November 27th, Saturday 2021
Your complete submission is required to be received by AIA Japan by the deadline specified above. There will be no exceptions. Please send the files through the web-based file Transfer with required documents to the E-mail address shown above.
3rd Step: Presentation
The awards will be presented during the year-end event on December 18th, Saturday 2021.
Award winners must make a 5- 10 minutes presentation (video record or online) of their entry project.
AIA Japan Chapter encourages all entrants to attend the AIA Japan Design Award Online Ceremony.
VENUE
Zoom Meeting
Click here to Download Complete Entry Documents
FOR INQUIRY
Please contact the Award program coordinator, Committee Member for further inquiry.
Email: aiaj.design.awards@gmail.com
AIA JAPAN Chapter looks forward to your participation.