Draw your vision of our sustainable future!

All Unite! Bachelor, master and Ph.D. students are invited to join this exciting Unite! Seed Funded poster competition: selected posters will be awarded and shown online.

Under the sustainable development consensus worldwide, achieving the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is an urgent task. From an architectural perspective, this is close to everyone’s living quality but also relates to energy. Bearing this in mind, the Unite! Seed Fund Poster Contest on Architectural Energy for Sustainable Development aims to get advanced ideas from bachelor, master and PhD students to make contributions to architectural energy for sustainable development.

Posters’ main topics include:

  • architectural design in the energy field,
  • green buildings,
  • sustainable design,
  • advanced methods for architectural energy, and demonstration design projects.
  • Nonetheless, any additional ideas will be more than welcome.

“The purpose of the Unite! Poster Contest is not to compete but to achieve an open, inclusive and free exchange of cutting-edge knowledge under the same goals (SDGs), to deeply integrate our views on how building energy can achieve sustainable development in different ways. Through this event, I hope we can strengthen academic exchanges among universities, expand scholars’ horizons, and build a sustainable future!”.

Dr. Bin Li, coordinator of the project for Politecnico di Torino.

All the qualified posters will be displayed online on Unite! channels, and the winning posters will be awarded during an onsite Ceremony at Politecnico di Torino. The winning posters will be awarded with one 1st, three 2nd and five 3rd Prizes chosen by the Jury members, plus a Special Prize selected by the audience via an online voting poll.

Practical Information:

  • Poster submission deadline: October 20, 2024.
  • Posters should be one-page A1 size with no format requirements.
  • Contact Dr. Bin Li  for further details and applications
Join the contest! Be part of the first Unite! online exhibit!


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