Competition Index

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  • University College Dublin’s Future Campus Competition Finalists

    Winner
    • Steven Holl Architects (US)
    Finalists:
    • Diller Scofidio + Renfro     (US)
    • John Ronan Architects (US)
    • O’Donnell + Tuomey (Ireland)
    • Studio Libeskind (US)
    • UNStudio (Netherlands)

  • Addressing Affordable Housing in Bentonville

    Winners:
    • Digsau     (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
    • Kevin Daly Architects (Los Angeles)
    • 5468796 Architecture (Winnipeg, Canada)
    • Merge Architects Inc. (Boston)

  • Adelaide Contemporary Art Museum Winner Announced

    Winner:
    • Diller Scofidio + Renfro and Woods Bagot
    Finalists:
    • Adjaye Associates and BV
    • BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group and JPE Design Studio
    • David Chipperfield Architects and SJB Architects
    • HASSELL and SO-IL
    • Khai Liew, Office of Ryue Nishizawa and Durbach Block Jaggers

  • Maiden Memorial Competition

    First Prize: MIstudio, Lviv/Ukraine; Rotterdam/The Netherlands
    Second Prize: blauraum Architekten GmbH, Hamburg/Germany
    Third Prize: Atelier . Schmelzer . Weber, Dresden/Germany with Prof. Andreas Theurer, Mittenwalde/Germany

  • The Aalto Connection

    First Place: Sini Rahikainen, Hannele Cederström, Inka Norros, Kirsti Paloheimo, & Maria Kleimola (Finland)
    Second Place:  Tarmo Juhola, Essi Peltola, & Anna Juhola (Finland)
    Third Place: SMAR Architecture Studio (Madrid/Western Australia)

  • WHY ANOTHER BUILDING?

    Winner
    SMAR Architecture Studio
    Madrid/Western Australia
    Finalists
    SimpsonHaugh and Partners
    London/Manchester, U.K.
    Donghua Chen Team
    Beijing, China

  • Paying Homage to a Storied Parliament Building

    Winners:
    • Markus Bonauer/Michael Bölling, Berlin with capattistaubach Landschaftsarchitekten
    • Markus Schietsch, Zürich with Lorenz Eugster Landschaftsarchitektur & Städtebau GmbH
    Honorable Mentions:
    • BGAA + FRPO Burgos & Garrido Arquitectos Asociados + FRPO Rodriguez & Oriol Arquitectos, Madrid (Spain) with VWA + UBERLAND, Vevey (Schweiz)
    • bob-architektur BDA, Köln with FSWLA GmbH, Düsseldorf
    • Henn GmbH, Berlin with Ingenieurgesellschaft BBP Bauconsulting mbH, Berlin
    • Allmann Sattler Wappner Architekten GmbH, München with Schüller Landschaftsarchitekten, München
    • ARGE KIM NALLEWEG Architekten und César Trujillo Moya, Berlin with TDB Landschaftsarchitektur Thomanek Duquesnoy Boemans Partnerschaft, Berlin

  • World Heritage Bernau Bauhaus Visitors Center

    Winner
    Steimle Architekten GmbH, Stuttgart (DE)
    2nd Prize
    Arnke Häntsch Mattmüller AHM Architekten BDA, Berlin (DE)
    Honorable Mentions
    DIA - Dittel Architekten, Stuttgart (DE)
    Richter Musikowski Architekten, Berlin (DE)

  • K2K Planning Competition (Kensington / Kingsford)
    • • JMD Design, Hill Thalis Architecture and Urban Projects and Bennett and Trimble Architects (winner)
    • • Aspect Studios Urban Design and Landscape Architecture, SJB Architects and Urban Design, Terroir Architecture and Urban Planning, SGS Economics and Planning
    • • Coda Architecture and Urban Design, Realm Studios Landscape Architecture, and GTA Transport consultants
    • • JBA Urban Design and Planning, Stewart Hollenstein Architecture and Urban Design, Arcadia Landscape and Natural Systems, The Transport Planning People and Jess Scully
  • Taichung Tower 2 Competition

    • Elizabeth de Portzamparc / Ricky Liu Associates (Winner)
    Finalists
    • T.C.K. Architect Engineer Planner + AZUSA SEKKEI co., ltd (Taiwan/Japan)
    • FEI & CHENG Associates + Che Fu Chang Architects + Chien Architects and associates (Taiwan)
    • Y.C. Hsu Architect & Associate + Moriyama &Teshima architects (Taiwan/Canada)
    • Kengo Kuma &Associates (Japan)

  • Aarhus New School of Architecture

    Winner
    Vargo Nielsen Palle and ADEPT (Denmark) in cooperation with Rolvung & Brøndsted Arkitekter, Tri-consult and Steensen Varming
    Finalists
    ALL (Atelier Lorentzen Langkilde, Denmark) in cooperation with Buro Happold
    BIG* (Denmark) in cooperation with Transform, Rambøll, SLA and Tom Nielsen
    EGA (Erik Giudice Architecture, Sweden/France) in cooperation with Niras and Kragh & Berglund
    Lacaton & Vassal* and BESSARDs’ Studio (France) in cooperation with Kristine Jensens Tegnestue, Jørgen Nielsen, Strunge Jensen and Sergio Fox Awe
    *Denotes invited firm

  • Boston Housing Innovation Competition

    Winning Design
    D/R/E/A/M Collaborative / Wozny Barbar & Associates
    Finalist
    Michael Kim / Maple Hurst Builders (Unconventional Excellence Award)
    Finalist
    Hearth House (Innovation Excellence Award)
    Corcoran Jennison Associates / WHAT’S IN
    Finalist
    Urbanica (Design Excellence Award)
    Finalist
    Doma Homes (Unconventional Excellence Award)
    Finalist
    Livelight (Sustainability Excellence Award)

  • Interview: James Mary O’Connor FAIA (Winter 2017)
  • Designing Taichung Central Park: Presenting a Holistic Philosophy Structurally
  • Designing on a Small Budget: A New Front Yard for the Berkshire Botanical Gardens

    First Place: University of Tennessee, Knoxville School of Landscape Architecture 
(Daniel Rose, Sarah Newton, Alexa Macri, and Fern Turpin)
    Second Place: Harvard University Graduate School of Design (Harry Wan Fung Lee, Adam Kai Chi Ng, and Anson Ting Fung Wong)
    Third Place: Harvard University Graduate School of Design (Dylan Anslow, Colin Chadderton, Kira Clingen, and Jonathan Kuhr)
    Honorable Mention: Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Zichen Liu, Jingyi (Jessy) Qiu)

  • Munich Concert Hall Competition

    1st Prize - Cukrowicz Nachbaur Architekten ZT GmbH, Bregenz, Austria
    2ndPrize - PFP Planungs GmbH,     Hamburg, Germany
    3rd Prize - David Chipperfield Architects Gesellschaft von Architekten mbH, Berlin
    4th Prize - 3XN A/S, Copenhagen, Denmark
    5th Prize - Staab Architekten GmbH,     Berlin
    Honorable Mentions:
    • Henning Larsen Architects,     Copenhagen/Munich
    • Zaha Hadid Architects,     London
    • Mecanoo,     Delft, The Netherlands
    • Christ & Gantenbein    , Basel, Switzerland

  • Tallinn Port Masterplan 2030 Competition

    • Zaha Hadid Architects with Tyréns U.K., London (Winner
    • Alejandro Zaera-Polo Maider Llaguno Architecture/Kavakava, London/Tallinn (kavakava@kavakava.ee)
    • Andres Alver, Tallinn (alver.arhitektid@ata.ee)

  • The Development of Taipei Pop Music Center
  • U.K. Holocaust Memorial Competition

    Winner:
    Adjaye Associates and Ron Arad Architects, London/New York
    Honorable Mention
    Henenghan Peng Architects, Gustafson Porter + Bowman, Bruce Mau Design,and Sven Anderson, Dublin/London/U.S.
    Finalists
    Allied Works, Portland Oregon
    AnishKapoor and Zaha Hadid Architects, London
    Caruso St John Architects, Marcus Taylor and Rachel Whiteread, London
    Diamond Schmitt Architects, Toronto, Canada
    Foster + Partners and Michal Rovner, London
    John McAslan + Partners and MASS Design Group, London/Boston
    Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects and David Morley Architects, Helsinki/London
    Studio Libeskind and Haptic Architects, New York/London/Oslo

  • Competitions as Stepping Stones for Young Architects Example: Weiss Manfredi
  • The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Design Competition by Paul Spreiregen
  • Addition to Kansas City’s Nelson Atkins Museum of Art Competition (1999)

    • Steven Holl Architects (winner), New York
    • Tadao Ando Architects and Associates, Tokyo
    • Annette Gigon/Mike Guyer Architekten, Zürich
    •     Carlos Jimenez Studio, Houston
    • Machado and Silvetti Associates, Inc., Boston
    • Atelier Christian de Portzamparc, Paris

  • Interview: Axel Schultes (Spring 1997)
  • Prado Museum Competition: Chronicle of an Absurdity (1995/96)

    • Alberto Martinez/Beatriz Matos Madrid, Spain*
    • Jean-Paul Duerig and Philippe Rami, Zürich, Switzerland*
    • Alfonso Govela, Mexico City, Mexico
    • Jesus Marco, Taragoza, Spain
    • Eleuterio Poblacion, Madrid, Spain
    • Rafael Moneo, Madrid, Spain
    • Antonio Barrionuevo, Sevilla, Spain
    • Fernando Pardo, Madrid, Spain
    • Enrique Zoido, Sevilla, Spain
    • Dionisio Hernandez/Rafael Olalaquiga, Madrid, Spain
    *Notes award of distinction

  • Edinburgh’s Ross Pavilion Competition

    • wHY, GRAS, Groves-Raines Architects, Arup, Studio Yann Kersalé, O Street, Stuco, Creative Concern, Noel Kingsbury, Atelier Ten and Lawrence Barth (Winner)

    • Adjaye Associates with Morgan McDonnell, BuroHappold Engineering, Plan A Consultants, JLL, Turley, Arup, Sandy Brown, Charcoalblue, AOC Archaeology, Studio LR, FMDC, Interserve and Thomas & Adamson

    • Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) with JM Architects, WSP Parsons Brinckerhoff, GROSS.MAX., Charcoalblue, Speirs + Major, JLL, Alan Baxter and People Friendly

    • Flanagan Lawrence with Gillespies, Expedition Engineering, JLL, Arup and Alan Baxter

    • Page Park Architects, West 8 Landscape Architects and BuroHappold Engineering with Charcoalblue and Muir Smith Evans

    • Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter with GROSS.MAX., AECOM, Charcoalblue, Groves-Raines Architects and Forbes Massie Studio

    • William Matthews Associates and Sou Fujimoto Architects with BuroHappold Engineering, GROSS.MAX., Purcell, Scott Hobbs Planning and Filippo Bolognese

  • Restoring and Reinventing Albanian Identity: A New Mosque and Museum of Tirana & Religious Harmony

    • Bjarke Ingels Group – Copenhagen, Denmark
    • seARCH – Amsterdam, Holland
    • Zaha Hadid Architects – London, UK
    • Andreas Perea Ortega with NEXO – Madrid, Spain
    • Architecture Studio – Paris, France

  • The Berlin Trade Union School Competition (1928/1930)

    • 1st Place - Bauhaus team (Hannes Meyer, Hans Wittwer, Arieh Sharon), Dessau
    • 2nd Place - Aloys Klement, Berlin
    • 3rd Place - Max Taut, Berlin

  • In Memoriam: William Bricken
  • SO-IL Re-invents Place Mazas in Paris

    • SO-IL with Laisné & Roussel and Atelier Georges

    • Studio Andrew Todd

    • NP2F

    • Coldefy & Associés with BASE

  • New Taoyuan City Main Public Library, Taiwan

    ■ First place – T.C.K. Architect Engineer Planner + Azusa Sekkei (Japan)

    ■ Second place - Ricky Liu & Associates (Taiwan)

    ■ Third place – Habitech Architects + Tange Associates (Japan)

    ■ Fourth place – Bio-Architecture Formosana + MVRDV (Netherlands)

    ■ Fifth place – Q-LAB (Taiwan)

  • Hannes Meyer’s German Workers’ Seminar in Berlin as UNESCO Heritage Site
  • The Fort Worth Museum of Modern Art
  • Qatar Art Mill Competition
  • Remembrance on the Pacific Rim: The Canterbury Earthquake Memorial Dedication
  • Science Island Design Competition

    Winners
    • SMAR Architecture Studio
          Madrid and Western Australia
    • SimpsonHaugh and Partners
      London/Manchester, U.K.
    • Donghua Chen Team
          Beijing, China
    Honorable Mentions
    • Amid.cero9 / Elsewhere (Madrid, Spain)
    • Mark Foster Gage Architects (New York, NY)
    • Alper Derinbogaz, Salon (Istanbul, Turkey)
    • UAB Architektų biuras G. Natkevičius ir partneriai (Lithuania)
    • Wolfgang Tschapeller ZTGmbH (Vienna, Austria)

  • The Estonian National Museum Realized
  • Estonian National Museum Competition (2006)

    First Place
    Dan Dorell Lina Ghotmeh     and Tsuyoshi Tane
    Paris/London
    Second Place
    ALA Architects
    Helsinki, Finland
    Third Place
    Bamberger Architects / Atelier Thomas Pucher
    Graz, Austria
    Purchases
    Localarchitecture
    Lausanne, Switzerland
    Arhitektuuribüroo Kosmos OÜ
    Estonia
    friman.laaksonen arkkidehdit Oy
    Finland
    Gianni Botsford Architects Ltd.
    London, U.K.

  • Syracuse National Veterans Resource Center

    Winning Entry
    SHoP Architects, New York
    Finalists
    Snøhetta, New York/Oslo
    David Adjaye, New York/London

  • TWIN CREEKS: Trail as Experience Maker

    First Place (1): Apliz Architecture (Borba, Portugal)
    First Place (2): Cadaster (Brooklyn, NY)
    First Place (3): Small Wonders (Seattle & New York)

  • Finalists’ UK Holocaust Memorial Design Proposals
  • M20 – Museum of 20th Century Extension Competition

    Winner
    Herzog & de Meuron
    Basel, Switzerland

    2nd Place
    Lundgaard & Tranberg
    Copenhagen, Denmark

    3rd Place
    Bruno Fioretti Marquez
    Berlin

    Honorable Mentions
    Office of Metropolitan Architecture (OMA)
    Rotterdam

    Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue Nishizawa/SANAA
    Tokyo, Japan

    Volker Staab
    Berlin

    Aires Mateus & Associados
    Lisbon, Portugal

  • A Symbol of Gratitude: The Tri An Monument Competition

    Finalists (3)|
    • Grega Vezjak, Architect (Winner)
      Bilje, Miren-Kostanjevica, Slovenija
    • David Chisholm
          CMC Architects, Prague, Czech Republic
    • Jordan Hines
          Informal Office, llc, Lexington, KY USA

  • Not Just a Coming Attraction: ZNE is Already Here!

    Professional Category Merit Award: "NEXUS" by Dialog (Vancouver, Canada)
    Professional Category Merit Award: "FOG CATCHER" by Little (Charlotte, NC)
    Professional Category Citation Award: "PIEZEIN CIRCUIT" by Modus Studio (Fayetteville, AR)
    Student Category Honor Award: "ENERGIZED CANOPY" by Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture (Grenoble, France)
    Student Category Merit Award: "COMMUNAL OPERATIONS" by Texas Tech University (Lubbock, TX)
    Student Category Special Recognition: "SHARING & LIVING" by Tamkang University (Taipei City, Taiwan)

  • The Lamborghini Road Monument Competition

    1st Prize (1): ACQ studio (Alessandro Galastri, Guido Quirici, Nicolò Campanini, Giacomo Cozzi, Andrea Maltinti)
    1st Prize (2): 0.9 (Davide Pontoni, Viola Gurioli)
    2nd Prize: FPMG (Francesco Pergetti, Mattia Grilli)
    3rd Prize: Casamassima Mazzocchini Notari (Giorgio Notari, Damiano Mazzocchini, Alessio Casamassima)

  • Gallaudet University Design Competition Results

    • Hall McKnight Architects (London, Belfast)
    • Kennedy & Violich Architecture, Ltd. (Boston)
    • Marvel Architects (New York)
    • MASS Design Group (Boston)

     

  • National Holomodor Memorial
  • Ukrainian Holodomor Memorial in Washington, DC
  • Toronto Ferry Terminal Competition
  • Reichstag Visitors Center – Berlin/Tiergarten

    Winner
    • Markus Schietsch, Zürich with Lorenz Eugster Landschaftsarchitektur & Städtebau GmbH
    Runnerup
    • Markus Bonauer/Michael Bölling, Berlin with capattistaubach Landschaftsarchitekten

    Honorable Mentions (5)
    • BGAA + FRPO Burgos & Garrido Arquitectos Asociados + FRPO Rodriguez & Oriol Arquitectos, Madrid (Spain) with VWA + UBERLAND, Vevey (Switzerland)
    • bob-architektur BDA, Köln with FSWLA GmbH, Düsseldorf
    • Henn GmbH, Berlin with Ingenieurgesellschaft BBP Bauconsulting mbH, Berlin
    • Allmann Sattler Wappner Architekten GmbH, Munich with Schüller Landschaftsarchitekten, Munich
    • ARGE KIM NALLEWEG Architekten und César Trujillo Moya, Berlin with TDB Landschaftsarchitektur Thomanek Duquesnoy Boemans Partnerschaft, Berlin

  • Forest Green Rovers Stadium and Eco Park: Stroud, Gloucestershire, UK
    • AFL Architects, Manchester, UK
    • DP Architects, Singapore
    • George King Architects, London, UK
    • Gianni Botsford Architects, London, UK
    • Glenn Howells Architects, Birmingham, UK
    • Richard Kroeker, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
    • Studio M12, Morden, Surrey, UK
    • Zaha Hadid Architects, London, UK (Winner)
    • ZedFactory, Wallington, UK