01 May 2004

Organisers of the Architecture+ Awards 2004, have extended the registration date for entries until the end of this month due to an overwhelming response, says Rashid Taqui, publisher of Architecture+.

The programme was launched recently by Inhouse Creative, the publishers of Architecture+ – a magazine that focuses on architecture and design of the ‘new world’ including Gulf states the Middle East, Asia, Africa and India.
The Architecture+ Awards 2004 are free to enter and are open to architects globally for projects completed successfully in the ‘new world’ region and requires participants to complete an online submission form on the organiser’s website www.arcplusawards.com. Multiple entries are permissible to the Architecture+ Awards 2004, which will be on the theme: Humanising of our cities, for you, for me, and for our neighbour.
One of the major highlights is the $10,000 cash prize for the Aspiring Architect Award category for students from across the world.

• Update
• Deadline extended for competition
• Work under way on The Palm's bridge
• Tenders due for Abu Dhabi hospital expansion
• Sharjah launches $27m road project
• RAK mulls railway plans
• Largest span dome comes up at Jafz
• Indian practice opens UAE office
• Dubai autodrome launched
• Coflexlite unit opens in Abu Dhabi
• $270m tourist lagoon shapes up
• Dubai Festival City piling work begins

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