ArchFuture 2025 – Design for Tomorrow

ArchFuture 2025 – Design for Tomorrow

An Open Call for Young Architects & Architecture Students Across Bangladesh

ArchFuture 2025 – Design for Tomorrow

Akij Ceramics, in collaboration with ArchBiz, proudly launches ArchFuture – Design for Tomorrow, a national design challenge created to inspire and uplift the next generation of Bangladeshi architects. The initiative aims to spark innovation, encourage experimental thinking, and provide a platform for bold architectural ideas that address the future of built environments.

ArchFuture 2025 – Design for Tomorrow

Who Can Participate:

  • Architecture students currently in 3rd year and above
  • Young practicing architects under 35 years of age

How to Participate:
Registration is fully on-site. Interested participants are invited to visit the Akij Ceramics stall at ICCB during Ceramic Expo 2025.
Upon registration, participants will receive access to complete competition guidelines, briefs, and submission details through the official platform: www.archfuture.design / www.archbiz.org

Meet our Jury–

Registration Dates: 27–30 November 2025

Location: International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB)

With prizes worth ৳5,00,000, ArchFuture offers an exciting opportunity for emerging architects to showcase their creative vision and contribute to shaping tomorrow’s design landscape. The competition will be judged by a distinguished panel of leading architects in Bangladesh.

ArchFuture 2025 – Design for Tomorrow

𝐆𝐨𝐨𝐝 𝐧𝐞𝐰𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐬𝐭𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬!

ArchFuture was initially set for individual submissions, but based on your feedback, we’re opening it up for group entries (max 3 members).

Because great ideas shine brighter when minds come together.

ArchFuture welcomes all curious, ambitious, and forward-thinking designers to take part in this national celebration of creativity and innovation.

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