Jacques Rougerie Foundation International Architecture and Innovation Competition 2026 - Académie des beaux-arts

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The prize amounts break down as follows:

  • Grand Prix Terres submersibles – Prospective: €7,000 (seven thousand euros)
  • A Grand Prix Terres submersibles – Lab: €7,000 (seven thousand euros)
  • Grand Prix Mer – Prospective: €7,000 (seven thousand euros)
  • Grand Prix Mer – Lab: €7,000 (seven thousand euros)
  • Grand Prix Espace – Prospective: €7,000 (seven thousand euros)
  • Grand Prix Espace – Lab: €7,000 (seven thousand euros)

In addition to a financial endowment, the Laureates will benefit from the Foundation’s support in further developing their project, and eventually bringing it to fruition. Winners will be able to call on the Foundation’s network of experts.
  

Application deadline: 09/24/2026

Access the competition rules on the Jacques Rougerie Foundation website
  

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