Flux Emerging Architects Design Competition, 2016

Flux is about providing cloud-based collaboration tools for architects, engineers, and contractors to exchange data and streamline complex design workflows. Flux acts as an interchange point for sharing project data such as the architectural program, schematic designs, analysis models, and material schedules. Flux is funded by DFJ, Borealis Ventures, Obvious Ventures, Andreessen Horowitz, and Google Ventures,

Flux is calling on the next generation of building designers to enter student architecture competition. Aim is to improve the quality of buildings, strengthen communities, and minimize impacts on the environment. In this competition you show how to use Flux in your current school projects to exchange data between Grasshopper, Dynamo, and Excel via the web. Each registered team will submit a short (2 minutes) video explaining your innovative approach to using collaboration tools, along with relevant design files. Submissions will be judged based on creativity, simplicity, and transferability; prizes will be awarded for a variety of submission categories.

Eligibility
All currently enrolled students studying subjects related to the built environment are encouraged to participate in this competition. Undergraduate and graduate students worldwide are eligible to apply.

Prizes
- Most innovative project using Flux (USD 5,000);
- Best multi-user collaboration using Flux (USD 5,000);
- Most unusual project using Flux (USD 2,500);
- Best building performance using Flux (USD 1,000);
- Best digital fabrication using Flux (USD 1,000);
- Best use of data harvesting with Flux (USD 1,000);
- Plus 10 Honorable Mentions (value TBD).

All winning entries will be featured on Flux webpage.

Further details:
http://www.mladiinfo.eu