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THE ARCHITECTUR AL

REVIEW

MIPIM
ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW
FUTURE PROJECT
AWARDS 2005

An international review and catalogue of emerging

projects in association with The Architectural Review

THE AWARD CATEGORIES

The eight awards categories are not mutually

exclusive, for example, a project could be eligible for both
the offices and tall buildings categories. Entrants should
choose their preferred category, or enter a project in more
than one category: a fee is payable for each category
entered. The judges reserve the right to switch an entry to
a category that, in their view, is more appropriate than
the one entered. Entries for all categories can come from
both public authorities and the public sector.

OFFICES
Offices may be purpose-built or speculative. Judges
will be interested in the contribution the project makes to
its context in terms of urban design and its human
qualities, as well as the attributes of the building,
particularly in enhancing workplace productivity.

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RETAIL AND LEISURE

This award will go to the project that best responds to
both its urban context and the needs and aspirations of its
target customers. For customers in retail and leisure
developments, the interior experience will be a key factor
in the potential success of a development, which will in its
turn have to respond creatively to the challenges of
today’s urban agenda with its emphasis on mixed-use
sustainability and connectivity within the urban fabric. A
winning entry will demonstrate outstanding creativity in
all these areas.

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MASTERPLANNED COMMUNITIES
Entries in this category will be large-scale, predominantly
residential, vibrant sustainable urban communities where
generations to come will choose to live, work and play.
Merit will be given where there is evidence of applying an
inclusive approach to meeting all stakeholders’
aspirations to deliver socially, environmentally and
economically successful regeneration.

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BIG URBAN PROJECTS

Judges will be looking for entries that have successfully
demonstrated that they can make a major contribution to
the regeneration of towns and cities. In particular the
proposed development respects the quality of the built
environment in the wider community as well as the
strategic issues of social responsibility, transport and
sustainability.

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RESIDENTIAL
This category concerns groups of houses and/or
apartment developments. Urban design and site
planning will be important considerations for the judges,
as well as creative and innovative solutions and the
human qualities of individual dwelling-types and groups.

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TALL BUILDINGS
This category covers tall buildings of all kinds. Projects
entered in the category should be examples of the way in
which such buildings can contribute to the public realm at
street level and, where relevant, create new public places.

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INNOVATION AWARD FOR MATERIALS AND

TECHNOLOGY
This award recognizes the steadily increasing
contribution which emerging concepts, alternative
construction methods, sustainable design, innovative
materials and IT applications are making to both new and
refurbished properties. Judging criteria will include the
demonstrable benefit of the application; the extent of
innovation; the financial/marketing/environmental context
of the proposal; and life cycle costing.

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THE MIPIM ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW

FUTURE PROJECT AWARDS 2005
MIPIM, the international property market, will attract over 16 000 delegates, the elite of the
property world, to Cannes between 8 and 11 March 2005. The MIPIM Architectural Review Future
Project Awards are for unbuilt or incomplete projects. The judges are looking for schemes that
both respond to the client’s development brief and are examples of fine architecture. Projects
completed more than a year ago are eligible for the long-running MIPIM Awards competition.

Call for entries

The Architectural Review, which since its inception in 1896 has been devoted to excellence in architecture and
environmental design, invites entries to the MIPIM Architectural Review Future Project Awards 2005. The deadline
for entries is 3 December 2004.

All entries to the MIPIM Architectural Review Future Project Awards will be displayed at MIPIM and published in a
catalogue which will be given to all delegates on registration. Selected winning entries will be examined in a seminar at
Cannes on the afternoon of Wednesday 9 March, followed by the presentation of the Awards. There will be a private
dinner for winning entrants and selected guests the same evening.

THE ARCHITECTUR AL

REVIEW
Entry deadline 3 December 2004
151 Rosebery Avenue, London, EC1R 4GB, England
For more information www.arplus.com Fax: +(44) 20 7505 6701 email: tina@battle-associates.co.uk

JURY
International experts chaired by Paul Finch,
Editorial Director of The Architectural
Review. The President of the MIPIM Awards,
Peter Cole, will be an honorary jury member.
ELIGIBILITY
Who Can Enter?
Developers, funders, architects, contractors
and others who can demonstrate
involvement in the submission.
In the event of the scheme being selected for
a platform review at MIPIM, the designer,
developer, owner or funding source will be
invited.
What Can Be Entered?
Entries to the MIPIM Architectural Review
Future Project Awards and Catalogue will be
limited to projects on the drawing board, or
under construction, and showing proposals
in context.
Categories
For full Award details see over.
• Offices
• Retail and leisure
• Masterplanned communities
• Big urban projects
• Residential
• Tall buildings
• Innovation Award for materials and featured in the daily MIPIM News along
technology with interviews.In addition, all
unpremiated entries will be shown in the
WINNING ENTRIES MIPIM Architectural Review Future
The jury will make awards in each Project Awards Catalogue.
category, and the best overall project will
be given the MIPIM Architectural Review Prize Giving, the Best of Show
Best of Show Future Project Prize, to be The overall winning entry will be
presented at the MIPIM Awards ceremony. presented at the MIPIM Awards Ceremony.
After the seminar on 9 March, where
selected winning projects will be Exhibition
discussed, a Sponsor’s Award will be All entries will be exhibited at the MIPIM
presented to the winner of each category. Palais, branded ‘MIPIM Architectural
Winning entrants will be invited to a Review Future Project Preview 2005’.
private dinner hosted by The Architectural
Review.
Seminar
Selected winning entries will be presented
by the project team at a seminar on the
afternoon of 9 March. A panel discussion
will then take place, panel members will be
invited for their knowledge and expertise.
Publication
The overall winning entry and all category
winners will be reviewed in the MIPIM
Architectural Review Future Project
Awards Catalogue which will be made
available on registration to all MIPIM
delegates at Cannes. These entries may be

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Entry Forms IMPORTANT: Your entry must be

Entrants are invited to submit two A2
boards incorporating both images and
text, showing
* the proposal and its urban context
* brief physical description of the project
* its intended use.
In addition to the A2 boards, please provide
a CD with the text saved as a word
document and images saved at 300 dpi
CMYK actual size. Text in English should
be limited to 400 words including
appropriate design credits.
Visual material should include a context
image; site plan; selected plans, sections,
elevations and perspectives using any
graphic technique desired.
There is no limit to the number of entries.
CD–ROMS, videos, transparencies, models,
prototypes and multiple schemes entered
on one board will NOT be accepted.
Entry will acknowledge that The
Architectural Review has the right to
reproduce materials in whole or part
without payment of copyright (where we
are given their names, photographers will
be acknowledged).
Entry Fees
The entry fee for each project entered
is €500, £330, US$500 made payable to
The Architectural Review.
Each submission must have a separate
entry form. All entrants must be named in
the submission. Please copy the entry form
where necessary.
Entry Deadline
Deadline for receipt of entries is
3 December 2004. Judging will take place
later in the month, and Award winners will
be notified by e-mail by 21 December 2004.
Award Winners and MIPIM Reduced
Delegate Fee
Those attending MIPIM for the first time
will be eligible for a reduced delegate fee.
Further details: tina@battle-associates.co.uk
Delivery, Documentation and Return of
Entries
Entries should be properly packaged and
clearly marked ‘AR MIPIM’ on the outside.
They should be sent to:
The Architectural Review, 151 Rosebery
Avenue, London
EC1R 4GB, United Kingdom.
Documentation
Please ensure entries arrive by the closing
date. Entries posted on the closing date
will be accepted but must be received
before 9 December 2004.
marked as NCV (no commercial value) on
any courier documentation.
The Architectural Review will NOT accept
any courier charges or taxes resulting
from delivery. Personal deliveries to the
AR editorial offices are accepted during
normal working hours.
Return of Entries
Entries will not be returned. The MIPIM
Architectural Review Future Project
Awards assumes no liability for loss or
damage of entries.
The MIPIM Architectural Future Project
Awards are organized by The Architectural
Review and Battle Associates.
If you have any questions about the awards
please email tina@battle-associates.co.uk
www.battle-
associates.co.uk
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www.arplus.com MIPIM ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW FUTURE PROJECT AWARDS 2005

ENTRY FORM Deadline: 3 December 2004
www.mipim.com Please complete this entry form as clearly as possible. Photocopies may be used.
Complete in capital letters.
MIPIM Award entry details from www.MIPIM.com

FIRM/PRACTICE

ADDRESS

CITY/TOWN

POST/ZIP CODE

COUNTRY

TELEPHONE NUMBER FAX NUMBER

EMAIL ADDRESS

CONTACT NAME FOR ENTRY

CLIENT NAME

PRINCIPAL DESIGNER

PROJECT NAME, LOCATION AND COUNTRY

PROJECT STATUS: ON DRAWING BOARD OR UNDER CONSTRUCTION?

AWARD CATEGORY ENTERED (ENTRY FEE DUE FOR EACH CATEGORY ENTERED)

MIPIM Future Projects Catalogue

All entrants are entitled to advertise in the Catalogue at a discounted rate. Please contact Malcolm Perryman – malcolm.perryman@emap.com