www.flow-concept.be FLOW INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE CONTEST Submission: April 2009 The competition is divided into two parts. Preliminary research on urban changes. A masterplan and new European directives in force. Analysis and possible alternative proposals. An architectural and landscape focus, the selected option must be justified according to the first study section. Each architectural school will be represented by two interdisciplinary teams dedicated to the following (non exclusive) themes: architecture, landscape, technology, environment, mobility, economy, planning, etc. FLOW The following names have been proposed for the international jury. Odile Decq, Architect, www.odbc-paris.com Manuel Gausa, Architect, arquitectes.coac.net/actar André Jacqmain, Architect Françoise-Hélène Jourda, Architect, www.jourda-architectes.com Gérard Onesta, Architect, Vice-president of the European Parliament, www.onesta.net Dominique Perrault, Architect, www.perraultarchitecte.com Philippe Samyn, Architect, www.samynandpartners.be Johan Van Dessel, Port architect, www.boa-architects.com + economists and landscape architects FLOW Timetable. September 2008: deadline for receiving applications from prospective participants. October 2008 One-day informative visit to site with candidates. November 2008 Final date for receipt of written questions. December 2008 Questions and answers on the site: www.flow-concept.be . April 2009: final date for receipt of outline schemes from candidates. May 2009 Meeting of the panel of judges. September 2009: press conference. Announcement of winners. Evening and exhibition of the projects.