As you all know a few days back Dubai finally kicked of EXPO 2020. The expo is featuring pavilions from 192 nations. Architecturally Expo's are fascinating. Pavilions of different nations are designed on unique themes by world's finest design firms showcasing traditional to new building innovations, AI, Biotechnology & much more.

The challenge here is to design a pavilion for India on a plot of a maximum of 7000 sqm for future world expo based on any theme of your choice.

As designers its an honor to design a pavilion for any nation. So here is your chance to design a pavilion for a nation that has rich past , promising present & a glorious future ahead.

Early Bird Registrations – 12th October to 11th November – 2021

Indian Nationals (Students) – INR 1350 Per Team

Indian Nationals (Professionals) – INR 1650 Per Team

Foreign Nationals (Students) – USD 25 Per Team

Foreign Nationals (Professionals) – USD 35 Per Team

Standard Registrations – 12th November to 11th December – 2021

Indian Nationals (Students) – INR 1650 Per Team

Indian Nationals (Professionals) – INR 1950 Per Team

Foreign Nationals (Students) – USD 35 Per Team

Foreign Nationals (Professionals) – USD 45 Per Team

Late Registrations – 12th December to 20th December – 2021

Indian Nationals (Students) – INR 1950 Per Team

Indian Nationals (Professionals) – INR 2250 Per Team

Foreign Nationals (Students) – USD 45 Per Team

Foreign Nationals (Professionals) – USD 60 Per Team

Submission Dates: 29th & 29th December – 2021

Winner Announcement: 29th January – 2022

Awards

Total prize money: INR 1,75,000 + 15 Honourable Mentions

1st Prize – INR 1,00,000 + Certificate + Publication

2nd Prize – INR 40,000 + Certificate + Publication

3rd Prize – INR 20,000 + Certificate + Publication

BEST STUDENT DESIGN ENTRY: INR 5,000 + Certificate + Publication

BEST ARCHITECT DESIGN ENTRY: INR 5,000 + Certificate + Publication

BEST DESIGN PRESENTATION AWARD: INR 5,000 + Certificate + Publication

Read more information about the competition on Archmello.

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