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[arkitekturo]

As you probably already know from our mission statement, arkitekturo aims be an academic experience. This means, above anything else, the most important thing to us is that all participants learn something from this experience. Whether it was researching the Bauhaus on your own, working with your teammates, studying projects from other participants or reading the feedback from the jury, our highest hope is that by the time this competition ends, we might all be a little bit wiser, and hopefully, a little bit better architects.

We encourage you to share your thoughts and opinions on this forum if you wish to start a debate. Did you find a project you love? A clever solution to a problem you faced yourself? Share it! Did you find a project that’s similar to yours? One you think could be improved? Share that too! As long as your comments are polite and constructive, all kinds of opinions are welcome 😊

Keep in mind if you critique a project without offering constructive feedback, your comment might be removed from the forum. Comments such as “I don’t like project X” will not be accepted, instead try something like “I don’t quite understand some of the decision project X made. I believe they could have achieved a better solution by doing Y and Z”. The community will appreciate it, and you’ll be amazed by how much you can learn from yourself by simply taking a minute to provide constructive feedback 😉

[Matilde May]

May I ask where the final result is?

[arkitekturo]

Hello Matilde. The results have just been published a few minutes ago. You can check them out here.

[SxVH]

Where can we ask for jury feedback?

[arkitekturo]

Hi there!

Once your feedback is available you will be able to access it through your user account. See the image below (the feedback button will only show once your feedback is ready)

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by arkitekturo.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by arkitekturo.

[ARJUN P]

Can I read the jury feedback of projects (I didn’t register for the competition) for educational purposes?

[arkitekturo]

Hello Arjun!

You can read a short summary of the comments the jury had on the winning proposals (frist, second, third and honorablem mentions) here https://arkitekturo.com/competition/bauhaus-campus-2021/jury-minutes

[Jezim Fuentes]

Hey there @arkitekturo

How about the finalist’s jury feedback? it shows here https://arkitekturo.com/competition/bauhaus-campus-2021/prizes/ that finalists may also receive jury feedback?

[arkitekturo]

Hi Jezim,

Yes, the finalists did get feedback from the jury, but that feedback is private as it is a lot more personal.

In the jury’s meeting minutes you can find a summary of what they jury valued about the awarded projects. The feedback the finalists got on the other hand goes a little bit deeper into the project, it raises questions, suggests how the project could have been approached differently, etc. There’s nothing confidential in them, but it is a private note from the jury to each team.

[Jezim Fuentes]

Ok, Thank you for telling me!

Overall, we enjoyed joining the competition; it is very challenging and somehow exciting knowing that we could redesign one of the iconic buildings in Architecture, The Bauhaus Campus. Even though we do not win the competition, we are satisfied with the jury feedback we received; they pointed out everything we could have done better, and that’s very helpful for our future design competitions.

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