If you are looking for new, exciting architecture and design competitions, you will see the latest curated challenges listed on Bustler. Below you will find four briefs on which design suggestions for specialized street development in UijeongBu, South Korea, qualified architects to design a new wing for the London National Gallery, the research of which examines how every expansion of the movement infrastructure influences the built environment, and excellent performance in Canadian architecture.
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Design competition for the specialized street formation of the Haengbok-Ro Alley in UijeongBu type
Registration deadline: Thursday, October 2, 2025
Submission period: Monday, November 17, 2025
“As part of the design competition for the specialized street formation of the Haengbok-Ro shopping area in UjeongBu, we hereby announce the design competition for the creation of the UijeongBu Haengbok-Ro Alley shopping district Specialized Street.”
A new morning for the National Gallery
Registration/submission period: Friday, October 17, 2025
“The National Gallery adds a new wing to its Central London estate. We feel honored to announce this competition in order to find extraordinary architects in order to assume the exceptional responsibility that designing this new wing on an island location between the existing gallery in Trafalgar Square and Licester Square.
2025 Research Award
Registration/submission period: Monday, November 10, 2025
“Every year, two prices of $ 30,000 in the USA are awarded to interdisciplinary teams with a faculty in order to carry out original research that contributes to the current topic of the Som Foundation. […] This year's topic aims to investigate how every expansion of the movement infrastructure influences our built environment. How could new approaches to mobility corridors give sustainable growth by improving the way people and goods go from place to place, to support the ecosystems, communities and activities that surround them? How can existing or proposed interconnected systems ultimately help to define the future of our cities? “
Raic 2026 annual awards
Registration/submission period: Friday, January 9, 2026
“The annual RAIC awards are a celebration of creativity, innovation and excellence in Canadian architecture. The awards show the work that challenges us and changes our built environment for the better and changes the value of architecture and its positive effects on our lives. If you know, project or practice a person, shows these qualities, the RAIC -annual awards, the national insights.”
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