SHANGHAI 2007
PROGRAM OVERVIEW EDITION 2007
The Archiprix International Shanghai 2007 is organised in cooperation with the Tongji University College of Architecture and Urban Planning.
Jury
Winners / Nominees
Participants Favourites
Workshops 2007
Films Shanghai
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An international panel of judges met over two days in Shanghai lin November 2006 to review all submitted projects. Chair: Zhiqiang Wu, Dean College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University, Shanghai China; Mels Crouwel, State Architect / BenthemCrouwel Architects, the Netherlands; Martha Cecilia Fajardo, president International Federation of Landscape Architects, Bogotà, Colombia; QingYun Ma, architect, MADA s.p.a.m., Shanghai, China; Shane Murray, professor, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia
During the assessment, the Archiprix jury became increasingly enthusiastic about the projects submitted to this edition of the competition. They were fascinated by the way in which graduating designers from all corners of the world managed to apply global knowledge and tendencies to local issues. The growing potential for international contact appears to allow the international design community to speak the same language to an increasing degree and to have to the same expertise and references at their disposal. However, the way in which these resources are deployed is unique at every specific location, and that is what makes the assortment of projects presented by Archiprix International so interesting and distinctive.
In Archiprix International 2007, the tone has not been set by visionary and innovative plans, but rather by the quality of the concepts. The elaboration of all nominated projects was extremely refined. Designs were often oriented toward the discovery of spatial solutions for living environments that are becoming increasingly burdened by population expansion, rising energy use, enhanced mobility, and waste production. These environmental problems appear to be a major issue throughout the world, and will probably become even more acute in the near future.
Archiprix International not only offers the possibility to gain insight into the latest developments in architecture, urban planning and landscape architecture at a global level, it also provides an important platform for young talented designers to present themselves worldwide via its website and the workshops. The global exchange of ideas, knowledge and experience is of inestimable value in trying to solve the spatial issues of the twenty-first century, according to the unanimous opinion of the jury.
The jury nominated 21 projects for an award, and, from these, they selected the seven winners. While the jury based their choice exclusively on the quality of the designs, the wining projects turn out to be a good reflection of the geographical distribution and thematic wealth of the submitted projects.
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From the jury report: "During the assessment, the Archiprix jury became increasingly enthusiastic about the projects submitted to this edition of the competition. They were fascinated by the way in which graduating designers from all corners of the world managed to apply global knowledge and tendencies to local issues. [...] In Archiprix International 2007, the tone has not been set by visionary and innovative plans, but rather by the quality of the concepts. The elaboration of all nominated projects was extremely refined. Designs were often oriented toward the discovery of spatial solutions for living environments that are becoming increasingly burdened by population expansion, rising energy use, enhanced mobility, and waste production. These environmental problems appear to be a major issue throughout the world, and will probably become even more acute in the near future."
WINNERS of the Hunter Douglas Awards (in alphabetical order)
Karimullin Timur, Dmitry Kulikov - Russia - Kazan > 2 in 1
Alberto Fernandez - Chile - Santiago > Agro-Industrial School of Rengo
Gerwin de Vries, Alexander Herrebout - Netherlands - Wageningen > Dredge Landscape Park
Hiroyuki Suga - Japan - Yokohama > Duo
Michael Smith, Robert Garita - Costa Rica - San Jose > GS0306
Anna Heringer - Austria - Linz > School_handmade in Bangladesh
Hong Xiwen, Gao Junning - China - Fujian > The Urban Design Of Xiagang District In Xiamen
NOMINEES
Charles Batach - Italy > Architecture and Separation
Ting-Fung Ho - Taiwan > Behind the Theme City
Pablo Iglesias - Brazil > casa de caranguejo | urban tissue over water
Yuya Watanabe - Japan > Disaster shelter system
Marcus Kopper - Germany > Every Cloud Has A Silver Lining
Zeng Rui - China > Folden City
Rick Lam - United States > Formal Motivation vs Motivated Form
Sathish Moses.S - India > Living Architecture
Wayne A. Jenski - United States > Porous Adaptive Membranes
Ryo Fujimori - Hong Kong > Shanghai Bund as the Theatre of Fraud
Jean Taek Park - England > Space of Intensities
Boris Hocks - Netherlands > Thanks for the Flowers
Mauricio Quirós - Costa Rica > The Orphanage
Yew Choong Chan - England > Vertical Energy [V.En], London
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The participants of the Archiprix International selected their favorite projects, listed below.
Oliver Storz, Ferdinand Ludwig - Germany > Baubotanik (24 votes)
Kei Kawakami - Japan > Disappear Body (20 votes)
Sebastian Brunke - Germany > Museum of Revolution Budapest / Hungary (15 votes)
Steven G Shaw - Canada > Freespace (14 votes)
Jean Taek Park - England > Space of Intensities (13 votes)
Jose Chang - United States > Dynamic Concrete Form[work] (13 votes)
Nikoline Dyrup Carlsen - Denmark > An Interacting Structure along the Øresund Connection (13 votes)
Anna Heringer - Austria > School_handmade in Bangladesh (12 votes)
Yew Choong Chan - England > Vertical Energy [V.En], London (12 votes)
Kota Segawa - Japan > Then, can the person live? (11 votes)
Reinoud Buurman - Netherlands > AGRI-TECH-TURE (10 votes)
Paula D. Tomisaki - United States > CHIMERA [hybrid Concept-Form] (9 votes)
Junichi Saga - Japan > Coil the Market (9 votes)
Ting-Fung Ho - Taiwan > Behind the Theme City (8 votes)
Wout Sorgeloos - Belgium > 1S.OBJ (8 votes)
Alberto Fernandez - Chile > Agro-Industrial School of Rengo (8 votes)
Gerwin de Vries, Alexander Herrebout - Netherlands > Dredge Landscape Park (8 votes)
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