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The winner was announced by ArchDaily Editor-in-Chief David Basulto at the Future Architect conference at Strelka Institute. The grand prize went to the Coffee Production Plant in Tbilisi, designed by Georgian architecture firm Khmaladze Architects.
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Khmaladze Architects Revealed as Grand Prize Winner of the ArchDaily & Strelka Award
https://www.archdaily.com/924660/khmaladze-architects-reveal-as-grand-prize-winner-of-the-archdaily-and-strelka-awardsAAA
ArchDaily & Strelka Award: Three Winners Announced
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The second round of voting has decided three winners of the ArchDaily & Strelka Award. The grand prize winner will be announced on September 10.
The joint award is organized by ArchDaily, Strelka KB, and Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design to celebrate emerging architects and new ideas that transform the contemporary city.
The winners have been selected by readers of ArchDaily and Strelka Mag from a shortlist of 15 architectural projects which were decided in the first round of voting.
https://www.archdaily.com/923248/archdaily-and-strelka-award-three-winners-announcedDiego Hernández
“We Turn Every Project into an Opportunity”: In Conversation with Giorgi Khmaladze
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Architect Giorgi Khmaladze was born in Tbilisi, Georgia in 1982. After graduating from the Tbilisi State Academy of Art in 2002, he was accepted to AA in London but at that time he could not afford studying there. He remained in Georgia, working on his own projects, as well as taking part in various international architecture competitions. In 2010, Khmaladze became the first Georgian who was accepted to Harvard’s GSD on full scholarship, which was provided partially by the university and partially by the Georgian government. He graduated with Master’s in Architecture in 2012 and returned to his practice in Tbilisi. In 2014, his groundbreaking Gas Station/McDonald’s in Batumi won 2014 ArchDaily Building of the Year Award in Commercial Architecture. The architect’s other projects include Georgia National Pavilion at 2010 Shanghai Expo and Coffee Production Plant in Tbilisi. We met at the architect’s small office located at an attractive prismatic glass volume with a pronounced concrete exoskeleton to his own design. We discussed the architect’s intentions, inspirations, and that every one of his projects starts from scratch.
https://www.archdaily.com/922023/we-turn-every-project-into-an-opportunity-in-conversation-with-giorgi-khmaladzeVladimir Belogolovsky