Award Editions Frontend Portlet

Edition 2014

Results

award-results Portlet

Winners

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    • JOINT WINNER

    "The Braided Valley"

    Elche (Spain), 2013

    A braided network of paths and footbridges have transformed the bed of the Vinalopó River into a linear park that re-stitches together the neighbourhoods through which it passes, connecting them with natural spaces to the north of the city.

    Developer: Ayuntamiento de Elche
    Authors: Francisco Leiva Ivorra, Marta García Chico, Antoni Baile Jiménez, Prócoro del Real Baeza

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    Redevelopment of the Old Port

    Marseille (France), 2013

    The renovation of the Old Port clears the docks of visual and architectural barriers, thus making the presence of leisure boats compatible with access for all citizens and their recreational activities.

    Developer: MPM Communauté urbaine Marseille Provence Métropole, Direction des Infrastructures
    Authors: MICHEL DESVIGNE PAYSAGISTE (Mandatary), Foster + Partners FOSTER + PARTNERS, TANGRAM, INGEROP, AIK AIK

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Mentions

  • Islamic Cemetery

    Altach (Austria), 2012

    The construction of a cemetery apt for Muslim rites meets the requirements of a very considerable minority, enabling many immigrants to bury their dead in the land where they have settled.

    Developer: Township of Altach
    Authors: Bernardo Bader Architects

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  • "Baana": pedestrian and bicycle corridor

    Helsinki (Finland), 2012

    A deep railway cutting which slices through the urban fabric has been converted into a pedestrian and bicycle corridor in a resource-saving collaborative process that also respects the memory of an industrial past.

    Developer: Helsinki City Executive Office
    Authors: Helsinki City Planning Department, Helsinki Public Works Department, Loci Landscape Architects Ltd

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  • Opening of Rainham Marshes

    London (United Kingdom), 2014

    A peripheral area of surprisingly well conserved natural richness has been made accessible to Londoners so that they will discover it, learn to love it and protect it from the probable depredations of urban sprawl.

    Developer: Greater London Authority | London Development Agency | Design for London | London Borough of Havering | Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
    Authors: Peter Beard_LANDROOM | Peter Beard, Alexander Gore, Sabba Khan, Dingle Price, Gregory Ross, Mark Smith, Keita Tajima

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  • "La Lira" Theatre

    Ripoll (Spain), 2012

    A porch and a footbridge give new life to an empty space left by the demolition of an old theatre, shaping a frame for a view of the mountains and opening up a gateway to the old town centre.

    Developer: Ajuntament de la Comptal Vila de Ripoll
    Authors: RCR Aranda Pigem Vilalta Arquitectes SLP, Joan Puigcorbé

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Finalists

Order by : City (18) | Country (12)

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    • FINALIST

    "Sk8+U" Collaborative Skate Park

    Arbúcies (Spain), 2012

    A group of adolescents organise to claim and work together for a skatepark, in a participative process which explores the possibilities of collaborative design, their own recycling-based construction, and shared self-management of the resulting space.

    Developer: Jóvenes skaters de Arbúcies y Ayuntamiento de Arbúcies, idensitat
    Authors: Straddle3 (with Sergi Arenas)

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    "Encants" market

    Barcelona (Spain), 2013

    The famous flea market, which had become old and dilapidated, has been moved, but without leaving the plaça de les Glòries, to shelter beneath a new, soaring, iconic porch.

    Developer: Barcelona d’Infraestructures Municipals (BIMSA), Ajuntament de Barcelona
    Authors: b720 Fermin Vazquez Arquitectos

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    Temporary Pool at Verona Street

    Bucharest (Romania), 2012

    In the three days of a summer festival, a street normally occupied by cars becomes home to a swimming pool made from rented pallets and waterproof canvas so that residents can enjoy having contact with water.

    Developer: Ordinul Arhitectilor din Romania, Fundatia Carturesti
    Authors: studioBASAR

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    Gammel Hellerup Gymnasium Multi-Purpose Hall

    Gentofte (Denmark), 2013

    A multipurpose centre constructed underneath the Gammel Hellerup secondary school playground has provided the neighbourhood with a covered space for large-scale events and an open-air leisure area.

    Developer: Gammel Hellerup Gymnasium
    Authors: BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group

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    "Stadshal": Market Hall and Central Squares

    Ghent (Belgium), 2012

    A public porch with a highly representative roof is a venue for the weekly market and large-scale events, while also returning to the historic city centre the dense, complex structure it had lost during the twentieth century.

    Developer: Stad Gent, TMVW, VVM De Lijn
    Authors: Robbrecht en Daem architecten, MJOSE VAN HEE ARCHITECTEN

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    Pavilon in the city center

    Gignac-la-Nerthe (France), 2013

    The square in front of the Town Hall and a garden of Provençal plants are connected by means of an elongated pavilion with porches, games areas, public toilets, a theatre, a picnic area and an open-air cinema

    Developer: Ville de Gignac la Nerthe
    Authors: COMAC COMAC

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    Danish Maritime Museum

    Helsingør (Denmark), 2013

     An old dry dock in the Kronborg Castle shipyard, forsaken witness to its industrial past, has been transformed into a courtyard giving natural light and access to the new underground Danish National Maritime Museum.

    Developer: Maritim Museums Byg A/S
    Authors: BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group

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    "Occupy Gezi"

    Istanbul (Turkey), 2013

    A peaceful encampment which aimed to stop the construction of a shopping centre in a public park soon turned into a wave of huge demonstrations unlike any others in Turkey’s recent history.

    Developer: Herkes Icin Mimarlik
    Authors: Turkish Citizens

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    Opening of Ribeira das Naus riverfront

    Lisbon (Portugal), 2013

    The neglected, deteriorating, dangerous shoreline on the site of an old naval shipyard has become a pedestrian promenade overlooking the Tagus River and very well connected with the centrally located Praça do Comércio.

    Developer: Sociedade Frente Tejo, S.A. (extinta) / Câmara Municipal de Lisboa
    Authors: João Ferreira Nunes PROAP Estudos e Projectos de Arquitectura Paisagista Lda., Carlos Ribas PROAP Estudos e Projectos de Arquitectura Paisagista Lda., João Gomes da Silva Global Arquitectura Paisagista Lda.

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    Social housing building in Brandon Street

    London (United Kingdom), 2012

    The bench attached to the foot of the wall of a new social housing block in the Heygate Estate takes over from the low wall that had enclosed the premises as a meeting place for local residents.

    Developer: Southwark Council, London & Quadrant Housing Association
    Authors: Metaphorm Architects

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    "Cañada 2.0 Plan"

    Madrid (Spain), 2013

    Five self-constructed interventions provide the underpinning for a participative process in an attempt to avoid the eviction of the eight thousand residents of an informal settlement on the old Cañada Real livestock trail.

    Developer: Todo Por la praxis
    Authors: Todo por la praxis TXP

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    "Schaustelle": Experimental Exhibition Space

    Munich (Germany), 2013

    While the Pinakothek der Moderne was closed for reforms, a temporary scaffolding structure of some twenty metres high explored new ways of exhibiting art while providing a venue for workshops, film screenings and public events.

    Developer: Freistaat Bayern, Staatl. Bauamt München 1
    Authors: Juergen Mayer H.

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    Renovation of Príncep's Bastion

    Palma (Spain), 2013

    The demolition of three military buildings constructed in the 1960s made it possible to recover the previously inaccessible Baluard del Príncep (Prince’s Bastion) as an open public space with privileged views over the sea.

    Developer: Ajuntament de Palma, Ministerio de Fomento
    Authors: MARTÍNEZ LAPEÑA - TORRES ARQUITECTOS MARTÍNEZ LAPEÑA - TORRES ARQUITECTOS

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    Rearrangement of Republic Square

    Paris (France), 2013

    While the private vehicle is predominant in the main squares of Paris, the Place de la République now offers the greater part of its surface to pedestrians.

    Developer: Ville de Paris / Direction de la Voirie et des Déplacements
    Authors: TVK Architectes Urbanistes

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    Recoveing of the Moirii Canal

    Reghin (Romania), 2012

    The demolition of buildings occupying the banks of the Morii Canal and subsequent construction of quays and footbridges have given the Libertății neighbourhood its first green zone and recreational area.

    Developer: Primăria Municipiului Reghin
    Authors: Nicolae Milășan, András Nagy, Klaus Birthler

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    Renovation of Petar Zoranić Square

    Zadar (Croatia), 2013

    Sheets of structural glass laid level with the ground allow contemplation of archaeological sites of medieval and Roman ruins as well as everyday use of the square which covers them.

    Developer: Grad zadar
    Authors: Aleksandra Krebel, Alan Kostrenčić

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