The One Rendering Challenge Announced

I’m happy to announce I’m on the Jury Panel for Architizer’s “The One Rendering Challenge”, which was cooking behind the scenes in recent months. Glad to do so alongside amazing jury panel members Mengyi Fan, Peter Guthrie, Keely Colcleugh, Alex Hogrefe, Britta Wikholm, Matthew Bannister, and Juan Rico. Send us your best work!

Your Next Architectural Rendering Could Win You $2,500.

The One Rendering Challenge opens for submissions on November 2nd, 2019.

Sign up now to register your interest and receive key updates on the competition.

Introduction to The One Rendering Challenge!

Renderings spark the imagination like nothing else in architecture. With the help of extraordinarily powerful software, visualizations form a magic bridge, taking us from drawings to completed buildings in a heartbeat. These days, almost anyone can create a rendering with an incredible degree of photorealism.

So, what next?

Nowadays, rendering has to be more than just eye candy — it needs to tell a story about architecture, helping people envision not just what a building will look like, but how it will feel to gaze up at, live alongside and stand within. What atmosphere and emotion can you conjure with a single rendering?

This is the One Rendering Challenge :

Can you create a single rendering that tells a compelling story about architecture and its inhabitants?

Competition Brief

Create one rendering that powerfully communicates an architectural form or space and the experience of those that would inhabit it. It can be located anywhere in the world and be at any scale. It can take the form of a traditional perspective, parallel projection, section, abstract or any other image format. As long as it is a computer-generated visualization that portrays part or all of a building or group of buildings, it is eligible. This should be accompanied by a short description of your proposal, no more than 150 words.

Learn more about The One Rendering Challenge & Register here!

Jury

The One Rendering Challenge Jury comprises practitioners and thought leaders from the worlds of architecture and visualization, each with a special connection to the art of rendering. The jury represents those leaders who are actively bringing architectural ideas to the public today, both online and in the built environment.

Selected jurors are as follows :

Start the discussion at talk.ronenbekerman.com