d3 is pleased to announce the winners of the Natural Systems competition for 2011. The program, developed by co-directors Gregory Marinic and Ji Young Kim, promotes investigation of natural systems from microscopic to universal toward determining new architectonic strategies. The competition invites architects, designers, engineers, and students to collectively explore the potential for analyzing, documenting, and deploying nature-based, sustainable influences in urbanism, architecture, interiors, and designed objects.
The competition awarded three top prizes and seven special mentions, with the first prize captured by Entropic Industries/Jared Winchester from the United States. More information on the remaining winners after the break.
The jury, a panel of New York-based architects and designers engaged in sustainable practices and computational explorations included Illya Azaroff, Francis Bitonti, Sandra McKee, and Mary-Jo Schlachter. d3 advisory board member Hiroki Yoshihara of the international design firm Yoshihara McKee Architects hosted the event in their New York studio. Information on the winners after the break.
Second Prize Chia-Hao Lai, TAIWAN
Third Prize Shuai Feng, UK
Special Mention: Urban Design Gunwook Nam, Yunhee Lee, SOUTH KOREA
Special Mention: Urban Intervention Brett Dong Ha Lee, Scott Dong Yul Kim, SOUTH KOREA-USA
Special Mention: Small Building David G. Nix, Andreas A. Tjeldflatt, NORWAY
Special Mention: Building Enclosure Yinan Zhang, CHINA
Special Mention: Interior Architecture Maria Chiou, Dimitra Koroni, GREECE
Special Mention: Directors’ Choice Miranda Lee Morgan, USA
Special Mention: Directors’ Choice Onet Oktem, Ziya Imren, Zeynep Oktem, TURKEY
For more information on this competition, please visit here.
