The competition is over for this year.
Thank you very much for all the wonderful submissions.
We look forwards to look through them together with the jury here in Oslo.
Hopefully every single proposal will be exhibited at Svalbard in July.
So a big congratulations to every single participant this year!
A Beautiful book has been published about the 120 Hours Project from 2017, which was built in Guizhou, China! In’n’Out Village.
120 Hours is proud to present the winners of the 2018 competition: A Room for Communication.
The jury was overwhelmed by the variety of the entries, the differences and richness of the concepts, but saw similarity in the themes. In the end, the first, second, and third places represent three different ways and rooms for communication, and within their categories, they convinced the jury with their visualization and overall execution.
AND THE WINNER IS …
We are also happy to announce the Svalbardposten (the world’s northernmost non-alternative newspaper) has published a review of our exhibition at Svalbard. (Behind a payment wall).
We are delighted to see a thorough, and rather entertaining, review of our exhibition at Svalbard in Icepeople
120 HOURS is the world’s largest and most prestigious student-driven architecture competition, created for and by architecture students.
In 2011 we introduced a brand new competition format, where students are given 120 hours to solve a complex and socially relevant assignment. By addressing topical discussions in both public and architecture debate, the competition aims to be a contributor of new thoughts and discussions within both social and cultural discourse.
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