The winners of Re-Thinking the Future’s 2014 design competition - a competition that asked architects, designers, planners, and students from all over the world to submit “radical solutions for the present day problems” of climate change - have been announced. Requesting both built and conceptual works, the jury of 20 architects from firms such as SOM, AEDAS, and Perkins+Will evaluated the projects across a range of categories, from mixed-use and residential buildings to urban and landscape design.
See all the winners, including proposals from BIG, UN Studio, and HOK, after the break.
Mixed Use Concept
BIG Architects & DIALOG – Neighbourhood - 1st Place
SANE Architects - Taichung Cultural Center - 2nd Place
Nanfang-ao Scenario - Cheng-Huan, Tsai - 3rd Place
Residential Concept
UN Studio – Canaletto - 1st Place
LAN Architecture - Begles - 2nd Place
Lemon - Floating Web - 3rd Place
Commercial Built
HOK Houston – High Performance Computing Center - 1st Place
Ryuichi Ashizawa Architects & Associates - Ecotone Hotel in Biwa Lake/Sound of Wind - 2nd Place
FGMF Arquitects - Natura's Cosmetic Showroom - 3rd Place
Residential Built
WOW Architects - Mandala House – 1st Place
PK Arkitektar - Private Residence Gardabaer - 2nd Place
Jayanath Silva - A Place to Relax at Somawathie - 3rd Place
Institutional Concept
IDOM Pvt Ltd. - Nalanda University Campus - 1st Place
OPEN Architecture - Ocean Base - 2nd Place
Shahida Sharmin - National Institute for Art & Technology - 3rd Place
Institutional Built
Biome Environments Pvt Ltd – Sai Prashanthi School - 1st Place
Paulo Gaston Flores Arquitecto - Former Fish Market - 2nd Place
OPEN Architecture - Garden School - 3rd Place
Mixed Used Built
Sergio Sebastián Franco - ArchaeoLogical Space - 1st Place
Architecture Discipline - Mana Ranakpur - 2nd Place
AT103 - Havre 69 - 3rd Place
Commercial Concept
FGMF Arquitects - Multiuse Complex - 1st Place
Form4 Architecture - The Innovation Curve - 2nd Place
Kaoru Lovett - URB GEO - 3rd Place
Public Building Concept
Andrey Hodkevich - (A) Museum for the Future - 1st Place
John Porral - Tauromático - 2nd Place
Form4 Architecture - Luminous Moon-Gate - 3rd Place
Public Building Built
LMN Architects - Vancouver Convention Centre West - 1st Place
Daydreamers Design - Rising Moon - 2nd Place
WOW Architects and Warner Wong Design - Archifest Zero Waste Pavilion - 3rd Place
Urban Design Concept
Szeto Tiffany Tin Yein - Anomally Aboveground - 1st Place
Aprilli Design Studio - Urban Skyfarm - 2nd Place
JAPA - Floating Responsive Agriculture - 3rd Place
Urban Design Built
RRA - Madureira Park - 1st Place
Waterstudio.NL - City Apps - 2nd Place
Biome Environmental Solutions Pvt Ltd - Smart Houses - 3rd Place
Landscape Design Concept
Laboratorio Habitat XXI - Seascraper MMD - 1st Place
Shu-Chung-Yao - Coastal Reduction - 2nd Place
AAIMM - Milan Renatur - 3rd Place
Landscape Design Built
Rainer Schmidt Landschaftsarchitekten GmbH - Park Killesberg - 1st Place
Giacomarra Architecture - Saint Horto - 2nd Place
Interior Residential Built
C.T. Architects - Universal Interiors - 1st Place
Cristina MenezesArquitetura E Decoracao - Pocket House - 2nd Place
Andrea Carmignola - Villa in Inveruno - 3rd Place
Interior Commercial Concept
ŚPIAŻEŃ - Mr. Cubicle - 1st Place
Fatima Alsayegh - Retail and Booth - 2nd Place
Interior Commercial Built
Architecture Research Office - Knoll Retail Store - 1st Place
I29 Interior Architects - Felix Meritis - 2nd Place
Rptecture Architects - Platform 3 - 3rd Place
Interior Corporate Concept
5G Studio Collaborative - AIA Atlanta + Georgia New Headquarters - 1st Place
KO+KO Architects - Crystal Office - 2nd Place
Interior Corporate Built
Za Bor Architects - Yandex Office - 1st Place
Rottet Studio - White Box - 2nd Place
DIALOG - Revillon Annex - 3rd Place
See all the selected projects - including those which received Honorable Mentions - on the RTF website: www.re-thinkingthefuture.org).
