EuroMaidan, among other things, has brought Ukrainians to the understanding that every city is being built by its citizens. We are the masters of our own destiny. today's events in Ukraine make us ponder on our history, public attitude, values, freedom, responsibility for our decisions, our lives and our surrounding. These events caused people to think, perceive, analyse, and awoke them to long-forgotten human values, such as courage, wisdom, dignity, honesty, mercy, justice, faith, hope and love.

Also brought to their attention is the experience of urban development in other countries throughout the world. With this competition, we venture to convert the maximum amount of energy generated by revolutionary wave into urban ideas. The competition aims to answer the questions that we now ask ourselves:
 

• What would i like to see my Kiev look like in future?
• What is Kiev for me, as a city in which I would wish to live?
• What is the problem we need solve?
• How can I contribute to improve my city?

In addition to spectacular events held within the framework of the CANactions festival, organized annually each spring, the results of the competition will be spread via publications, exhibitions and other events throughout the entire year.

The competition jury will include the following members:
 

• Ai Weiwei – Modern artist, founder and director of China Art Archives & Warehouse, Beijing
• Heribert Wolfmayer – Architect, founder of Heri&Salli, Vienna
• Stefano Regazzo – Architect, urbanist, member of Orizzontale, Rome
• Marc Jay – Architect, founder of WE architecture, Copenhagen
• Bohdan Cherkes – Doctor of Architecture, professor, Director of the Architectural Institute in Lviv
• Haris Piplas - Research and teaching fellow, coordinator of research activities in Eastern Europe for ETH Zurich
• Sergey Tselovalnic - Head of the department for Urban planning and architecture and Chief Architect of Kiev

The competition has one round. It is open to architects, urbanists and experts in the area of urban planning and development. Multidisciplinary teams are also welcome. Registration is required. Members of the ?ANactions 2014 organizing committee and the jury may not participate in the competition. Registration will be allowed until 14 April 2014 at 18:00 Eastern European Time (UTC+02:00). No applications will be accepted thereafter. The deadline for project submissions is 17 April. For more information, guidelines and to register, please visit CANactions 2014.

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