AR HOUSE 2014

A £10,000 PRIZE FOR THE BEST ONE-OFF HOUSE

The private house occupies a unique position both in the history of architecture and human imagination. Beyond its core function of shelter, it is an object of fantasy, a source of delight, a talisman and a testing ground.

From Le Corbusier to Rem Koolhaas, the progress of modern architecture can be traced through a succession of pioneering individual houses. Regardless of scale, site, programme or budget, the house offers the potential for genuine innovation.

This year's jurors are Ben van Berkel (UN Studio, Amsterdam), Yvonne Farrell (Grafton Architects, Ireland), William Mann (Witherford Watson Mann Architects, London), Abraham Thomas (Director of the Soane Museum, London) and Catherine Slessor (AR Editor).

WHY ENTER?

• Win the £10,000 prize fund
• Have your work published in a special edition of The Architectural Review
• Have your work assessed by a distinguished international jury chaired by AR Editor Catherine Slessor
• Enjoy global PR coverage through the AR website
• Be part of the lineage of pioneering house designs
• Receive a free pass to the AR House conference
   

WHO CAN ENTER?

• Only built, completed projects are eligible for submission
• There is no age limit for entrants
• If you have submitted a project in previous years, you can enter it again, as it will be evaluated by a new jury

Write the next chapter in the history of the house and enter here today.

Entry deadline: 11 April 2014

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