Australian Space Architecture Challenge
NEXT-GEN EDITION 2024
(Students & Graduates)
Theme:
Moon to Mars 2069.
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Andy Thomas Centre for Space Resources (ATCSR) brings you the first Australian Space Architecture Challenge!
This competition is not limited to architects; it is a call to all those who dream about human presence in deep space. You are encouraged to play at the boundaries of reality and imagination, and contribute your vision to the future of human habitation on the Moon in the year 2069.
The 2024 challenge is open to Next-Gen visionaries (Students & Graduates) and is free to enter. There is $6000 in cash and many other prizes to be won. Plus, the winning entries will be featured at the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Milan, Italy.
Information session
Q&A held on 15 June.
Registrations for the 2024 Australian Space Architecture Challenge are now closed. Please select from the options below to learn more about the competition and outcomes for this year.
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Previous challenges
The Australian Space Architecture Challenge is planned as an annual event, so come back next year to see winning entries and judging notes from 2024. It will be a good way to prepare for future challenges.
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Gallery
In addition to winning entries there will also be several ceremonies and events, including the exhibition at the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) in Milan. Come back here to see the photos and videos of all our events.
Prizes
First prize: $3000 + other rewards
Second prize: $2000 + other rewards
Third prize: $1000 + other rewards
Winners will be announced here at the end of the challenge.
Our partners
Government partners
Industry partners
Supporting partners
Contact us
Dr Amit Srivastava
Head, Lunar Architecture Research Group (LARG)
Founder and Chair, Australian Space Architecture Challenge