The association said the architecture week was an opportunity to bring architectural ideas into a wider public conversation about the island, “the places we value, the qualities we risk losing and the environments we want to create for the future”.<\/p>\n
It also said inspiration was not limited to landmark buildings. <\/p>\n
“It might be found in the corner of a restaurant, a room, a shaded courtyard, a new piece of street or a subtle addition to the background of everyday life.”<\/p>\n
It said it could be “a physical quality defined by architecture and landscape, or simply a feeling created by our surroundings”.<\/p>\n
The association said it encouraged entrants to explore what the idea meant in the context of Jersey today. <\/p>\n
It said it hoped the exhibition would “bring together different perspectives on the island and consider how individual spaces, buildings and experiences contribute to something greater”.<\/p>\n
All eligible entries would be exhibited and considered for prizes and commendations. <\/p>\n
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