Posts Tagged ‘award’
Last year, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners completed the Bodegas Protos winery in Peñafiel, Spain. The 19,450 square metre winery features facilities to ferment, age and bottle 3 million bottles of wine a year. Recently, the Bodegas Protos winery got nominated for the RIBA Stirling Prize 2009. Defitnely take a look at the sketches below!
Pictures and info from Richard Rogers + [...]
Filed under: ARCHITECTURE | Leave a Comment
Tags: ARCHITECTURE, award, wood
Ashton Raggatt McDougal (ARM) architects designed the Melbourne Recital Centre and the neighbouring Melbourne Theatre Company helping to transform the formerly derelict Southbank area of the city in to the dynamic district it has now become. Formely they got honoured with the 2009 Victorian Architecture Medal winning highest accolades in three categories for public architecture, [...]
Filed under: ARCHITECTURE, Interior, LIGHTING | Leave a Comment
Tags: ARCHITECTURE, award, Competition, Interior, LIGHTING
The Spanisch architects Jose Selgas en Lucia Cano of Selgascano designed an office for their own practice that is located in the woods near Madrid in Spain.
The curved window is made out of a 20mm thick transparant acrylic that forms the noth facing wall of the office. The other side, the opaque on the south [...]
Filed under: ARCHITECTURE, Installation | Leave a Comment
Tags: ARCHITECTURE, award, Interior
The Pritzker Prize, nobel-equivalent for architecture, laureate for 2009 has been announced: this year the prize goes to Swiss architect Peter Zumthor (1943). More info and images on the Pritzker Prize website. A couple of buildings designed by Peter Zumthor are: Brother Klaus Field Chapel, Kolumba Art Museum, Swiss Pavillion Expo Hannover, Therm Vals, and [...]
Filed under: ARCHITECTURE, OTHER | Leave a Comment
Tags: ARCHITECTURE, award
The European Commission and the Fundacio Mies van der Rohe announced today the finalists for the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award 2009, one of the most important and prestigious prizes for international architecture. By supporting the Prize, the European Commission underlines the role of architecture as a driver [...]
Filed under: ARCHITECTURE | 1 Comment
Tags: ARCHITECTURE, award
(Picture is a screenshot from Wallpaper’s website)
The results are finally here: the best of the best and the very highly commended of the rest, as chosen by our esteemed panel of judges – Kanye West, Jean Nouvel, Ines de la Fressange, Marc Newson, Sir Ken Adam and Stefano Pilati. See the winners on Wallpaper..
Visit Wallpaper [...]
Filed under: ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN, Installation, Interior, LIGHTING, OTHER, RETAIL, SCULPTURE | Leave a Comment
Tags: award, DESIGN, furniture, Interior, LIGHTING, Store
The European Commission and the Mies van der Rohe Foundation announced the list of 340 projects competing for the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award 2009.
Initiated in 1987, the EUR 60,000 prize is the highest award in European architecture and is awarded biennially to works completed within the previous [...]
Filed under: ARCHITECTURE | 1 Comment
Tags: ARCHITECTURE, award, Competition
Project 2 in Copenhagen, Denmark this week: Ørestad College.
Ørestad College is designed by 3XN Architects and completed in 2007 in Copenhagen, Denmark. It was a restricted competition, that 3XN Architects has won.
Some text from 3XN Architects:
The Ørestad College is the latest ‘gymnasium’ (college or upper secondary school) in Copenhagen, built in the Danish capital’s development area; [...]
Filed under: ARCHITECTURE | Leave a Comment
Tags: ARCHITECTURE, award, Copenhagen
Villa 1 – Powerhouse Company
Villa 1 is a woodland house in the veluwe Zoom area naer Arnhem in the Netherlands. The house was designed by architects Powerhouse Company and has won an award as the ‘best private interior’ at the Dutch Design Awards last week. It has also been nominated for the AM NAi prize 2008.
Following info is from [...]
Filed under: ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN | 3 Comments
Tags: ARCHITECTURE, award, Interior, Prize
RIBA award for Accordia
source: RIBA
Accordia, a housing development by architects Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, Alison Brooks Architects and Macreanor Lavington, has won the RIBA Stirling Prize of 2008 for the best building bye a British architect.
Filed under: ARCHITECTURE | Leave a Comment
Tags: ARCHITECTURE, award
