Archiprix International 2019

Winners 2019

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Daily update

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Video interviews

Some quotes on video by the jurymembers

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Nominations and Participants favourites Archiprix International 2019

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Archiprix International Chile 2019

CALL FOR ENTRIES

320 universities from 67 countries selected their best graduation projects for this edition. Check out all the entries

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award ceremony Archiprix Netherlands 2018

Exhibitions Archiprix Netherlands and International

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Exhibition Dhaka, Bangladesh presenting

all entries ever from Bangladesh and winners, nominees, participants favourites of edition 2017

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Archiprix Chile 2019

open for registration

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preparing for Chile

While we are preparing the Archiprix International Chile 2019...

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Archiprix in Panopticon

Archiprix International Exhibition; Archiprix Netherlands Award Ceremony and Exhibition

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Archiprix International 2017 Hunter Douglas Awards

the winners are......

From the 385 graduation projects designed by 469 young architects, landscape architects and urban designers that were submitted for the Archiprix International Ahmedabad 2017, an international jury nominated 23 projects for the 2017 Hunter Douglas Archiprix Awards. Out of these nominees, 8 winners were selected and announced at the award ceremony on Friday 10 February on the campus of CEPT University, Ahmedabad, India.

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eXHIBITION AT cept

IMPRESSIONS

Exhibition at CEPT impressions

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award ceremony

some pictures

The Archiprix International Hunter Douglas Award Ceremony

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DONE at CEPT

Models of the nominated projects

have been made at winter school..

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Sara Pellegrini and Domenico Spagnolo present their nominated project:Waliców, Fortress of Memory. This project proposes the rehabilitation and critical integration of a core of three buildings from the early twentieth century that have survived devastation. The three buildings, located in Ulica Waliców, along with the free areas left over by years of war destruction, eloquently focus the dimension of memory and the documentary depth of Warsaw Ghetto’s history.

Lesia Topolnyk presents her nominated project:Un-United Nations Headquarters. Underpinning logic of Un-United Nations Headquarters is that the unity is impossible as a stable (final) situation and ‘the political’ per definition implies (potential) conflict and therefore the need to debate. All outcomes of such debates are a temporary ‘solution’, which indicates that ‘temporariness’ is a crucial notion. Therefore instead of the utopian idea of stability, the project proposes a perpetual instability, a constant renegotiated temporariness.

Mariano Vilallonga presents his project that is a favourite of the participants and nominated by the jury: La Non Trubada. The ‘eighth’ Canary Island has been seen, mapped and photographed by many. Even some people claim to have been in it, despite the fact that its existence was never recorded. From the compilation of existing documentation, it was decided to build the island on the back of a whale 9 km long.

Ena Kukić presents her nominated project Kenopsia : Sarajevo War Tunnel Museum. A The Sarajevo Tunnel is a passage constructed in 1993, during the Siege of Sarajevo. It was built under the airport runway to link the besieged city of Sarajevo with the Bosnian-held territory on the other side.

Maarten de Haas presents his nominated project Following up the Foregoing. A forbidding gold-coloured data centre and a small run-down building housing the caretaker share a site in the heart of Rotterdam. Together they confront us with the human condition of our time: an existence between the virtual and the sensorial, the all-inclusive and the personal, the managed and the accidental...

Archiprix International participants are invited to join the workshops Conflicting Territories | Conflicting Communities

They will work together to design proposals for the future of the Matadero-Franklin neighborhood in Santiago. The workshops take place from April 23 till May 2 2019.

The results of the workshops will be presented and discussed in the XXI Architecture Biennale in October in Santiago. See our workshop pages for more information.