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Kiribati Floating Houses-基里巴斯漂浮的房子

YAC - Young Architects Competitions and Cantiere delle Marche launch “Kiribati Floating Houses”, a competition of ideas aiming to design floating structures to tackle the challenges of the rise in ocean levels and climate change. A cash prize of € 15,000 will be awarded to winners. In addition, some projects will be selected to be part of an exhibition at Santa Maria della Vita in Bologna and some other projects will be selected to be part of an exhibition about the ocean exploration held by National Geographic at Palazzo Blu in Pisa. selected by a well-renowned jury made of, among the others, Kengo Kuma, Moon Hoon, Rocco Yim, Cristiana Favretto (Studiomobile), Simon Frommenwiler (HHF Architects), Fabio Roversi Monaco (Genus Bononiae), Giuseppe Zampieri (David Chipperfield Architects).
BRIEF
“The islands are ants and industrialized nations are elephants”. This is how Teburoro Tito described unequal country contributions to climate change. This is what Kiribati is: a handful of atolls lying on the huge womb of the Pacific Ocean. It is an ant that has been paying the cost of elephants for too long. Distant and unaware pachyderms have hurled against it the bulimia of a ferocious, corrupted and swollen sea due to the ice melting.
Kiribati’s elderly people look at this sea with bewilderment. They are hurt by the incomprehensible betrayal of what they used to consider a loyal friend, even more loyal than the Earth. Today they show threadbare photographs of their island when the ocean used to be faraway from the houses. Differently, now clouds gather at the horizon, lead grey clusters rise and rumble at sunset. This is when the water and salt monster seems to shake off lethargy. This is when the ocean rises to claim the shores of the island.
Another coastal storm passes and leaves a trail of flooded plantations, destroyed houses and poisoned wells behind it. Kiribati is still Kiribati. However, it is a little more faded, a little thinner.
Yet, resignation does not belong to these atolls. Surrender does not suit navigators’ descendants. In Kiribati there is one single word to define “people” and “nation”. Here, these two concepts blend together. There is no Kiribati without its population. There are no natives without their island.
Fleeing is not an option. Leaving is not the solution. This is why Floating Houses is needed.
Floating Houses is the competition aiming to give a future to the populations of Kiribati. Cantieri delle Marche promoted such initiative to design a resilient Kiribati. Its purpose it to create a new dwelling model in order to globally tackle the challenges of the rise in ocean levels and climate change.
The competition regards one the last most fragile paradises of our planet. It will provide architects an additional opportunity: redeeming the civilized world. Today, the dark eyes of the inhabitants of Kiribati look at the rest of the world with mistrust. However, the elephants that have instigated the sea can also stop it because hope has not abandoned Kiribati. Tides have not washed away the natives’ love of their island.

JURY
Kengo Kuma
Moon Hoon
Rocco Yim
Cristiana Favretto (Studiomobile)
Simon Frommenwiler (HHF Architects)
Fabio Roversi Monaco (Genus Bononiae)
Giuseppe Zampieri (David Chipperfield Architects).
Teuea Tebau
Marco Imperadori (Politecnico di Milano)
Vasco Buonpensiere (Cantiere delle Marche)
Walter Mariotti (Editoriale Domus)
Marco Cattaneo (National Geographic)
PRIZES
1st PRIZE 8.000 €
2nd PRIZE 4.000 €
3rd PRIZE 2.000 €
2 GOLD MENTIONS 500€ each
10 HONORABLE MENTIONS
30 FINALISTS
CALENDAR
28/10/2019 “early bird” registration – start
24/11/2019 (h 11.59 pm GMT) “early bird” registration – end
25/11/2019 “standard” registration – start
22/12/2019 (h 11.59 pm GMT) “standard” registration – end
23/12/2019 “late” registration – start
19/01/2020 (h 11.59 pm GMT) “late” registration – end
22/01/2020 (h 12.00 pm – Midday - GMT) material submission deadline
More information at: www.youngarchitectscompetitions.com
Contacts: yac@yac-ltd.com

YAC -青年建筑师大赛和Cantiere delle Marche发起了“基里巴斯漂浮屋”，这是一项设计漂浮结构以应对海平面上升和气候变化挑战的创意竞赛。获奖者将获得1.5万欧元的现金奖励。此外，一些项目将被选为博洛尼亚圣玛丽亚·德拉·维塔展览的一部分，其他一些项目将被选为国家地理在比萨宫举办的关于海洋探索的展览的一部分。由Kengo Kuma, Moon Hoon, Rocco Yim, Cristiana Favretto (Studiomobile)， Simon Frommenwiler (HHF建筑事务所)，Fabio Roversi Monaco (Bononiae属)，Giuseppe Zampieri (David Chipperfield建筑事务所)组成的著名评审团选出。

短暂的

“这些岛屿是蚂蚁，而工业化国家是大象”。蒂托(Teburoro Tito)是这样描述不平等的国家对气候变化的贡献的。这就是基里巴斯:太平洋巨大的子宫上的几个环礁。这种蚂蚁为大象付出代价的时间太长了。远处的厚皮动物不知不觉地向它猛扑过来，这是由于冰的融化而形成的凶猛、腐败、膨胀的大海的暴食症。

基里巴斯的老人困惑地看着这片大海。他们曾经认为自己是一个忠诚的朋友，甚至比地球还要忠诚。今天，他们展示了他们岛上的旧照片，那时海洋离房子很远。不同的是，现在云层聚集在地平线上，铅灰色的云团升起，在日落时发出隆隆声。这是当水和盐的怪物似乎摆脱昏睡。这是当海洋上升要求岛屿的海岸。

另一场沿海风暴经过，留下了被淹的种植园、被毁的房屋和被污染的水井。基里巴斯还是基里巴斯。然而，它有点褪色，有点薄。

然而，听天由命不属于这些环礁。投降不适合航海家的后代。在基里巴斯，只有一个词来定义“人民”和“国家”。在这里，这两个概念混合在一起。没有人口，就没有基里巴斯。没有他们的岛，就没有土著人。

逃离不是一个选择。离开不是解决办法。这就是为什么需要浮动房屋的原因。

“漂浮屋”是一项旨在为基里巴斯人民创造未来的竞赛。坎蒂耶里·德勒·马尔凯(Cantieri delle Marche)推动了这样的倡议，设计了一个有弹性的基里巴斯。其目的是创建一个新的居住模式，以应对全球海平面上升和气候变化的挑战。

这次比赛是关于地球上最后的、最脆弱的天堂之一。它将为建筑师们提供一个额外的机会:拯救文明世界。今天，基里巴斯居民的黑眼睛不信任地看着世界其他地方。然而，激发了海洋的大象也可以阻止它，因为希望并没有抛弃基里巴斯。潮水并没有冲走当地人对他们岛屿的爱。

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