The LIXIL International University Architectural Competition, in its 3rd edition, invites university research laboratories from around the world for a site-specific challenge, with this year’s theme of ‘Retreat in Nature”.
Situated on a site in the Memu Meadows of Hokkaido’s Taiki-cho, they seeks sustainable architectural solutions from nominative universities around the world. The winning university will be responsible for the project throughout the construction phase. This site is composed of experimental sustainable projects including Même by architect Kengo Kuma. The deadline for submissions is March 29. For more information, can you visit their website.
ORGANIZER：LIXIL JS Foundation
COOPERATOR：LIXIL Corporation Research Institute, Hokkaido Taiki Town
SUPPORTER: Obihiro Development and Construction Dept., Hokkaido Regional Development Bureau,Hokkaido Government Tokachi General Subprefectural Bureau,Architectural Institute of Japan, The Japan Institute of Architects (JIA), Japan Federation of Architects & Building Engineers Associations, Shinkenchiku-sha Co., Ltd.
