Foreword
The Bee Breeders jury panel would like to thank all those who took part in the Legendary Bird Home competition. Both Bee Breeders and Birdly were excited to see so many fantastic submissions. The jury was impressed by the creativity of the entries, shortlisting those that married practical understanding with impressive design.
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1st Prize Winner
KNOEST
Vision competitions seek out non-traditional solutions. It allows the creative process to thrive and to stimulate the imagination. Besides this freedom, it is a good opportunity to take up new challenges with different people. Learning from their way of thinking allows the sharpening your own vision. And most of all, it’s fun!
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BelgiumJury feedback summary
The jury selected this project as the winner because of the versatility of its design. This project included the option to be scaled and adapted for different species of bird without sacrificing design elements. The jury felt that this was an interesting project and could be further adapted to better suit home construction; currently the variety of fine materials make it more suited to factory production as some uniformity would be lost when being built at home.
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Under Bridge
The Home of Shadows
MICROHOME
Workplace Reimagined
Museum of Emotions
2nd Prize Winner
House 3 Bird home
We believe in the importance of competition in the field of architecture to push beyond boundaries of creativity; and architecture vision competitions provide a platform to achieve these goals.
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CanadaJury feedback summary
This project was chosen for second place as it stood out as a new take on a traditional version of a bird house with an interesting design element. The proportions were well thought out and the forward slant adds a practical as well as aesthetic element to the design since a forward slant makes it easier for birds to get out.
3rd Prize Winner
The Burrow Project
As a practical architect I often get caught up on the idea/routine that I should only apply my abilities to the built environment and tend to forget that I can offer more. Architecture vision competitions allow architects to keep a bridge between practical architecture and the realm of academia to create unique proposals.
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CyprusJury feedback summary
This project was inspired by the naturally-occuring burrows of birds that make their nests on the ground or in cliff side formations. The jury selected this design as a winner because of its interesting and unique concept. A good option for Asian and American bird species.
Honorable Mentions
Shortlisted projects
Solzica birdhouse
Slovenia BIRD BARREL
United States Six Plates, Nine Notches
Germany LUKANA
United States 
Homegrown
Canada The Two-Part Home
Australia House 3 Bird home
University of manitoba
Canada 
X + O
United States 
Bird Roof
Switzerland Backing into Nature
China 
The Burrow Project
Cyprus Birdhouse
United States BIRD HIVE
Australia Villa Columbarium
The university of western australia
+72 points Buildner University Rankings!
Australia PiuPiu
Spain 
Vertical Birdhouse
Chile The Oud
Dewan architects & engineers
United Arab Emirates Birdhaus
Canada All year round birdhouse
France DOMIK PTASHKI
Dydykin studio
Russian Federation Neighbirdhood
The chinese university of hong kong
+22 points Buildner University Rankings!
Hong Kong Total Package
United States Hooded Hideaway
Sweden Gestalt
United States B PORTER
Japan Legendary Bird Home 2020
Indonesia BIRDLY CRADLE
Italy Puzzle Nest
Austria A "Pear"
China TORI
Portugal 