2016 Re-defining Home Competition

2016 Re-defining Home Competition

The Re-defining Home Competition challenges architects and designers to create new standards in housing design so people can stay in their home as they travel through various life stages: from entering the workforce, getting married, having a family, sending kids to college, becoming a grandparent, following personal passions with new careers and hobbies, and considering retirement.

AARP, AARP Foundation, Home Matters and Wells Fargo have come together to present a new and revolutionary competition – to approach designing homes of the future in a completely different way. This design competition will challenge architects and designers to re-define the home of the future.

The Purpose

The goal of the Re-defining Home: Home Today, Home Tomorrow design challenge is to generate universal design solutions and build an attractive, adaptable and affordable home of the future that speaks to and showcases livability, by promoting both aesthetically- and functionally-appealing designs for better living.

The Pay-Off

In addition to the monetary awards to be made to three juried winning entries, the first place, winning design will be incorporated into a real-life home and publicly unveiled to provide an experiential learning opportunity for the general public. The Home will also be offered to a deserving family.

The Deadline

The competition is open for entries through April 29, 2016.

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