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Regenerative Housing for Kerala – Gods own Country

Regenerative Housing for Kerala – PREMISE

Urbanization, the key to the future – a good or a bad one at that? On August 2018, Kerala & some parts of Kodagu, India faced one of the worst Floods of the century, with 300+ deaths and infrastructure damages over Rs. 8,000 crores (1.1 Billion USD). Every time disaster hits, we as humans do everything in our power to suppress it, provide aid and rehabilitate. But even the most advanced prevention systems and methods fail. The only way out is to fold how humans grow and work together + towards living with the forces of nature collectively.

Regenerative Housing for Kerala Foods 2018There are different levels of damages in a flood situation – ranging from a limited water logging to total wipe-out. This leads to transportation hamper, slow degradations of infrastructure and a lot more. Many people have to build their lives over again, with all their belongings lost. The damage can be of physical assets at the same time irreparable life losses which make things even tougher.

THE CHALLENGE

A series of events follow after flood where people try to rebuild their lives after claiming aid from insurance agencies, savings and government aid that is given to affected areas based on losses of property and the lives. The already struck down transport network has costs of resources surged which makes the rebuilding slow and even more costly. With already a weak support / resource / strength they are burdened not only with survival but challenges that are beyond generic living.

With floods being an inevitable problem with drastic climate change and rising sea levels,

  1. Can we build habitats that accept water surge as a reality?
  2. Can we design buildings that help people to get back on their feet much faster than before?
  3. As everybody is rebuilding in the same battle can they do it together?
  4. If India is too big to be planned ‘outside in’, can we create habitats that are planned ‘inside out’?
  5. If a flood rises to a wipeout situation can there be places of refuge built or made accessible beforehand?
  6. Can habitats be prepared for the next disaster already irrespective of time while rebuilding?
Regenerative Housing for Kerala Foods 2018 - GODS own Country
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REQUIREMENTS for Regenerative Housing for Kerala

The submission of the entry has to happen on our submission portal at uni.xyz only with the format given on the website. No other mode of submissions will be accepted. In order to avoid last minute rush, plan and try uploading your entries prior to the submission deadline.

ELIGIBILITY

  1. The awards are open to students and professionals of all disciplines.
  2. Student level include individuals enrolled in a full time Bachelor’s/Undergraduate, Master’s/Undergraduate. Ph. D.  student’s will be considered as a professional .
  3. All work submitted shall be original, and participant shall have all the rights of the submitted content.
  4. Students participating in the contest will require to produce a certificate of bona-fide from their universities as a proof of enrollment in an academic program, during result declaration, failing which their entry will be canceled.
  5. The competition is open to all nationalities around the world.
  6. Team/Individual participation is permitted. A maximum of 5 people can participate in a team.

AWARDS

A total of 2,40,000 INR worth rewards to be won.

Winner: 80,000 INR in cash + Trophy + Certificate + Publication

Runner up: 50,000 INR in cash + Trophy + Certificate + Publication

People’s Choice (Students): 25,000 INR – Trophy + Certificate + Publication

People’s Choice (Professionals): 25,000 INR – Trophy + Certificate + Publication

Honorable Mention (Students x 2, Professionals x 3): 12,000 INR Medal + E – certificate + Bi-Annual Digest of Unfuse + Publication

Online presentation: 20 Shortlisted Entries – E- certificate – Entries promoted through partner websites.

SCHEDULE

Standard Registration Ends: 22nd December 2018

Late Registration Ends: 05th February 2019

Last Date of Submission: 10th February 2019

Public Voting begins : 11th February 2019

Display of shortlisted entries: 15th March 2019

Public Voting ends: 20th March 2019

Result Declaration: 30th March 2019

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