Introduction

Welcome to the 4th Edition of Archiol's Architecture Thesis Design Competition - A4TC 2025! We are thrilled to invite architecture students from around the world to embark on an extraordinary journey of creativity, innovation, and excellence in design.

At Archiol, we believe that the architecture thesis is not just a culmination of your academic pursuit but a gateway to exploring your full potential as visionary architects. A4TC provides you with a unique platform to showcase your talents, challenge conventional norms, and redefine the future of architecture through your innovative designs.

The architecture thesis is a pivotal moment in your educational journey, where you have the freedom to dream big, push boundaries, and create meaningful spaces that address real-world challenges. This competition aims to celebrate the importance of the thesis design process in the architecture course, recognizing it as a catalyst for transformative ideas and breakthrough concepts.

Through A4TC, we aim to foster a culture of collaboration and healthy competition among architecture students, where each participant can learn from their peers and be inspired by diverse perspectives. By presenting your ideas to a global audience, you have the opportunity to contribute to the discourse on sustainable, inclusive, and aesthetically compelling architecture.

We have carefully crafted this competition to provide a nurturing environment for your creativity to flourish. So, whether you are an aspiring architect ready to make your mark or a seasoned design enthusiast looking to challenge yourself, Archiol's A4TC awaits your brilliance. Join us in this exhilarating journey to shape the future of architecture and leave an indelible mark on the world of design.

We wish you the best of luck and look forward to witnessing your exceptional ideas unfold in Archiol's 4th Edition of the Architecture Thesis Design Competition!

Eligibility:

Degree Requirement:
Participants must have completed or be in the final year of an undergraduate or postgraduate architecture degree program from a recognized institution.

Thesis Completion Year:
The submitted thesis project must have been completed after January 1, 2020. Theses completed before this date will not be considered.

Submission Authenticity:
The project must be an original work completed as part of the participant's academic curriculum. Collaborative projects must include consent from all contributors.

Global Participation:
The competition is open to students and professionals globally, provided their thesis aligns with the above-mentioned requirements.

Language of Submission:
All entries must be presented in English, including the project description, drawings, and any supplementary materials.