《建筑师》杂志 · 2019「天作奖」国际大学生建筑设计竞赛
发布时间：2019年2月20日 分类：设计大赛
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南京大学建筑与城市规划学院教授南京大学可持续乡土建筑研究中心主任
张雷联合建筑事务所创始人兼总建筑师
中国近40年高速城市化发展伴随着乡村百万自然村消失的空心化嬗变，作为生态屏障、文脉技艺传承和宜居田园的乡村聚落其资源和价值被低估和忽视。空洞的规划效果图和有限的资金投入不足以产生空心村持续发展的动因，乡土聚落的自然人文价值需要新的生产关系和生活方式来激活。一方面，中国开始进入老龄化社会，大城市对土地财政的依赖及有限的环境承载力使得养老设施短缺且价高；另一方面，城市近郊大量空心村闲置留守村民生活孤独。有效利用闲置资源重建健康老人生活社区，形成有归宿感的生活共同体、情感共同体和生产共同体，年轻人在市区勉力工作安居乐业，老年人在不远处的郊区回到乡土情归田园，一个大家庭亲密的血缘关系，将城乡空间紧密地联系在一起。
利用城市近郊空心村一处闲置的农宅，为你年迈的爷爷奶奶和退休的父母，改造或原址重建一家人养老的小住宅，农宅的改造或原址重建需符合当地政府农村宅基地使用和建设的相关规定。如果闲置的农宅面积较大、容量许可的话，也可以考虑亲朋好友一起生活、抱团养老。这是一栋充满爱的房子，周末和节假日你自己也非常乐意回到乡村陪伴老人。
大半个世纪之前，从勒·柯布西耶建筑是“机器”的宣言、赖特有机建筑的愿景，到当代满足个人价值实现的人本主义立场和商业文明对消费的依赖，再到未来AI技术“一切皆算法”的人类宿命，人和空间的关联性无法回避时代观念的变迁，需求不断被塑造，进而成为建筑内在发展的动力。今天的建筑学需积极思考并有效回应外部世界的变化，但不应脱离以人为本的基本建筑原则，无论是技术、文脉还是经济的驱动——人类终将回归人和人以及人和自然亲密关系的起点。
中国工程院院士教育部高等学校建筑类专业教学指导委员会主任委员
东南大学建筑学院教授
《建筑师》杂志编委会主任
中国工程院院士深圳市建筑设计研究总院有限公司总建筑师
南京大学建筑与城市规划学院教授南京大学可持续乡土建筑研究中心主任
张雷联合建筑事务所创始人兼总建筑师
香港中文大学建筑学院院长、教授陈丙骅建筑设计有限公司首席建筑师
香港中文大学建筑学院教授David Dernie工作室主持人
Latitudes Network创始人
南沙原创建筑设计工作室（NODE）创建人、主持建筑师
一等奖 1名 奖励证书 ＋ 捌万元人民币整二等奖 2名 奖励证书 ＋ 伍万元人民币整
三等奖 5名 奖励证书 ＋ 壹万元人民币整
佳作奖 10名 奖励证书 ＋《建筑师》全年杂志六期
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英文版丨English
An Ideal Home forYour Family in a Decaying Village
Professor of School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Nanjing UniversityDirector of Sustainable Rural Studio, Nanjing University
Founder of AZL Architects
In the past 40 years of rapid urbanization, China has witnessed the large-scale destruction of millions of villages. The value of rural settlements with regard to the environment, culture, and suitability for human habitat has long been overlooked. The sustainable development of dilapidated villages demands more than budgets and blueprints. These decaying villages can only be revitalized through the development of new ways of living and working.
As result of the aging population, limited physical space, and big cities’ dependence on revenue from land sales, elder care in China is both inadequate and costly. Moreover, many villages on the outskirts of cities remain largely unoccupied and rural residents live in relative isolation. In light of this, homes for seniors can be built in these villages. While the young can live and work in the cities, the elderly can live in suburban villages. Cities and villages will thus be bound by the blood ties between the generations.
Please formulate a plan for a newly constructed house or a reconstructed house in-situ within a dilapidated village for your retired parents and grandparents. The renovation or reconstruction project must conform to the regulations on reconstruction and rural land designated for housing issued by the municipalities. You may also design a house that your friends and other relatives can live in on the condition that the original dwelling has enough space. In general it should be a space of love and a place you would like to visit on weekends to accompany your elder family members.
From Le Corbusier’s claim that a “house is a machine for living” and Frank Lloyd Wright’s vision of organic architecture, to the consumeristic and human-centric present age and the futuristic belief that everything can be determined by an algorithm, the dominant ideas of different times have continuously reshaped the relation between man and space. The ever-changing needs of people have come to be the fundamental driving force of architecture, and architecture thus needs to address the shifting dynamics of the people in today’s world. But it should not stray away from the people-centered principles of architecture, as the harmonious relations among men and between man and nature is the ultimate need for the mankind, regardless of the developments in technology, culture and economy.
Academician at Chinese Academy of EngineeringDirector of National Supervision Board of Architectural Education (China)
Professor of School of Architecture, Southeast University
Director of The Architect Editorial Board
Academician at Chinese Academy of EngineeringChief Architect of Shenzhen General Institute of Architectural Design and Research Co. LTD
Professor of School of Architecture and Urban Planning, Nanjing UniversityDirector of Sustainable Rural Studio, Nanjing University
Founder and Chief Architect of AZL Architects
Director ＆ Professor of School of Architecture, CUHKPrincipal Architect, Nelson Chen Architects Ltd.
Professor of School of Architecture, CUHKDirector of David Dernie Studio
Founder of Latitudes Network
Founder and Principal Architect of Rocco Design Architects
Founder and Principal Architect of NODE
General Manager and Design Director of TEAMZERO
Deputy Chief Editor of China Architecture and Building PressEditor-in-Chief of The Architect
The 1st Prize (One Winner) : Certificate +¥ 80,000
The 2nd Prize (Two Winners) : Certificate +
¥ 50,000
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¥ 10,000
The Excellence Prize (Ten Winners) : Certificate + 6 issues of The Architect magazine in a year
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Contestants:
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Selection Process:
The entries will be selected at School of Architecture, CHUK during September to October, 2019. And the results will be displayed to public online for a week at the same time.
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The final results will be known until the selection process is completed.
The award-winning works and critics will be published in The Architect No. 202.
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