Introduction

The "Emotions on Display" architecture design competition is a cutting-edge initiative aimed at exploring the powerful interplay between architectural spaces and human emotions. This multidisciplinary challenge invites participants to conceptualize museum environments that foster a profound connection between visitors and their emotional experiences. The competition underscores the significance of design in shaping emotional well-being, offering an opportunity to examine how spaces can evoke and amplify diverse feelings.

Through immersive and interactive environments, participants will delve into the profound relationship between architecture and emotions. By integrating environmental sustainability, inclusivity, and innovative design strategies, this competition encourages the creation of spaces that inspire personal growth, emotional exploration, and meaningful connections.

Objective

Participants are tasked with designing a museum space that serves as a dynamic and immersive emotional journey. The design should incorporate elements that evoke a spectrum of emotions, such as joy, awe, serenity, curiosity, excitement, reflection, and inspiration. The museum should act as a platform for visitors to understand and experience how architectural design influences emotional well-being.

The Building Program

Participants are provided with design flexibility to shape their vision while adhering to the competition’s goals. The museum should include:

• Exhibition Spaces: Rooms or areas designed for immersive emotional exploration.

• Interactive Zones: Areas for hands-on engagement and sensory experiences.

• Reflection Areas: Quiet, contemplative spaces for personal introspection.

• Common Areas: Inclusive spaces for gathering, conversation, and social interaction.

• Support Spaces: Facilities such as restrooms, storage, and staff areas.