Get your teams ready. Calling all newly graduated architects, designers and artists. We are looking for imaginative temporary pavilions to be installed in the courtyard at Charlottenborg during CHART 2022.
Join us for the eighth edition of CHART Architecture! Our annual 72-hour open call architectural competition, for newly graduated architects, designers and artists with connections to the Nordic region, starts now. CHART Architecture invites teams to submit proposals for temporary architectural pavilions to be installed in the courtyard at Charlottenborg, in the heart of Copenhagen, during CHART.
The theme for CHART Architecture 2022 is: Bio Architecture and we are encouraging participants to explore the potential of organic forms and natural materials in creating explorative, sensuous and sustainable architectural spaces.
The deadline for submissions is: 2 May 2022 12:00 (CET). A jury of internationally-acclaimed individuals, specialising in architecture, art and design, will then select five finalist teams to realise and construct their pavilions at Charlottenborg during CHART 2022, 25 - 28 August.
Installation Process of CHART Architecture 2021. Photo by Joakim Züger
Installation Process of CHART Architecture 2021. Photo by Joakim Züger
Key Information
29 April 2022 12:00 (CET): CHART Architecture 2022 brief released
72-hour open call
2 May 2022 12:00 (CET): Submission deadline for proposals, emailed to arch@chartartfair.com
Theme: Bio Architecture
Open to teams of newly graduated/young architects, designers, artists
Cross-disciplinary collaborations encouraged
Finalists announced at the end of May 2022
For questions please contact arch@chartartfair.com
The jury for CHART Architecture 2022 will be chaired by Bjarke Ingels (DK); founder and partner at BIG who has been a part of CHART Architecture since its beginning. Members of the jury will also include: Kjetil Trædal Thorsen (NO), founder and partner at Snøhetta; Johanne Hestvold (NO), artist working with, among many other projects, sculptural installations in mycelium; curator Pleun van Dijk (NL) of Future Materials Bank; founder of The Circular Way Ditte Lysgaard Vind (DK) and design gallerist Maria Foerlev of Etage Projects (DK).
Read more about jury member Kjetil Trædal Thorsen in the Q&A here.
CHART Architecture is developed in close collaboration with partner Arup, who will support the teams in realising their proposals, as well as Danish Architecture Center (DAC), Dezeen and Politiken. The initiative is kindly supported by the philanthropic association Realdania, The Dreyer Foundation, the Danish Arts Council as well as Polestar and FOSS.
