An area for collaboration
From Purpose to a Clear Process
Proposed services would be defined by the actual organiser, the work commissioned and the resources available. The scope could include the following areas.
Programme Information
Clarify the purpose, categories, eligibility and submission materials, alongside the responsibilities of the organiser and any collaborating parties.
Participant Communication
Organise entry information and practical explanations so participants can understand the requirements, dates, costs and process before deciding whether to take part.
Review Processes
Consider how assessment criteria relate to the submitted material, how decisions are recorded and how conflicts of interest and procedural questions are handled.
Results and Documentation
Plan accurate credits, work descriptions and publication permissions for a clear record of selected work and the process behind the programme.
Concept under development
CIRCUM Design Awards
CIRCUM is a candidate award concept being considered within IADC’s programme development.
The concept explores attention to design processes and their effects, clear assessment criteria, documented review and an accessible archive of work. Its name, organiser, scope, rules and delivery arrangements would require confirmation before a public call.
No edition, entry period, fees or jury appointments are announced here. The concept is not open for entries and does not represent an established awards record.
Before a public call
Information Participants Need
A confirmed award programme should identify the organiser, IADC’s actual role and a verified participation route.
Its published information should explain eligibility, categories, submission materials, dates and time zones, all applicable fees, review arrangements, permissions and the outcomes being offered.