Atlantic Beach Winner Announced

 

 

After narrowing the field to three finalists and reviewing their presentations via ZOOM, the competition jury gave the nod to KUTONOTUK of Charlottesville, VA as the winner. The winning team is led by principals, Leena Cho and Matthew Jull, faculty members at the University of Virginia’s School of Architecture.

Second place went

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Prague Philharmonic Concert Hall Competition Results

 

 

BIG’s proposal, led by partners-in-charge Bjarke Ingels and Brian Yang, was selected from a pool of 19 entries as the winner of the competition. The rankings were as follows:

1st Place Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) with Brian Yang Copenhagen, Denmark 2ndt Place Barozzi Veiga with Atelier M1 Barcelona, Spain 3rd Place Bevk

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Ottawa Parliamentary Precinct Renewal Competition Presentations

 

On Monday, April 10 from 10am to 1pm (EDT) you can view the presentations of six firms shortlisted as finalists for the above competition. From this list, you may see that it should be interesting, especially for students that endeavor to be in a similar situation someday. The presentations will all be in

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More than a Promenade: Atlantic Beach (NC) Boardwalk Design Competition

 

KUTONOTUK Announced as Winner

 

Boardwalk photo: Courtesy Atlantic Beach

 

Boardwalks, especially on oceanfront locations, have a pretty universal look. But how they fit into their local context is another matter. Topography, real estate and commerce all play a role in their function, and to some extent, design. In the case of

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Nyugati Railway Station Winner Announced

Image: ©Grimshaw Architects (above) Present aerial view of station (below)

 

 

 

Budapest’s Nuugati Railway Terminal has reached its capacity, expecially when based on the future needs of the station. To date, the common practice of backing trains out after unloading to turn them around was time-consuming, and, as a result, had

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Vltava Philharmonic Hall Shortlist Announced

 

Based on portfolio submissions, the fifteen teams selected are: • ALA + OV-A • MVRDV • OFFICE KGDVS + Christ & Gantenbein • Mecanoo + CHYBIK+KRISTOF • Barozzi Veiga + Atelier M1 • Sou Fujimoto Architects • Cobe + Lundgaard & Tranberg Architects • ŠÉPKA ARCHITEKTI + MANGADO Y ASOCIADOS • Foster + Partners

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LSE announces shortlist for Lincolns’ Inn Fields design competition

 

The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) has announced the shortlist for an international competition to design its first net zero carbon building at 35 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, in collaboration with the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).

 

Expressions of interest were sought for the creation of a new academic building

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Winner Announced for New Preston Mosque Competition

LUCA POIAN FORMS Image courtesy RIBA

 

Facilitator: RIBA Location: Preston, U.K. Type: International, open The competition attracted over 200 entries from 40 different countries. Five finalists were chosen to participate in a second phase: Winner • LUCA POIAN FORMS, London, UK Finalists

BLANKPAGE Architects, Lebanon Borough Architects + buchhandler-nelli + elca, Cambridge, UK

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Kaizhou New City International Young Designer Competition Results

 

Sponsor: Kaizhou New City Management Committee of Deyang City Organizer: Deyang Kaizhou Investment Development Co., Ltd.; CBC(China Building Centre) Academic Support:International Urban and Rural Innovation & Development Research Center Media Support: Urban Environment Design (UED) Magazine Winners: 1st Prize “Spring Tops” Sports Park Wave Architects – Wei Ruoyu and Yu Haochen New York, NY

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RE-Imagining Britain’s Railway Stations Shortlist Announced

 

Organizers: RIBA and British Network Rail Type: International, open, two-stage

Number of entries: 200+ Entrants to the competition were asked to reimagine small to medium-sized stations, which make up 80% of all those on Britain’s railway. More than 200 submissions were received, from designers based in 34 different countries. Five will go through to

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