Architecture today stands at the threshold of profound transformation, shaped by climate crises, technological disruption, and the growing dehumanisation of our built environments. As cities become increasingly automated, data-driven, and detached from human experience, the need to question the role of architecture in preserving human dignity, memory, interaction, and belonging becomes ever more critical. ‘Beyond the Human Threshold’ invites students to examine the tensions between humanity, technology, and the environment, exploring how architecture can respond to a world in transition. With this thought, we introduce the G-Sen Trophy 2026-27, encouraging future architects to critically engage with the uncertainties of our time and envision a built environment that remains fundamentally human.