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What does it take to win competition? This is a common question we hear regularly from architects, young and old. Firms who formerly showed no interest in competitions have been drawn into the process, mainly because of the proliferation of invited competitions. Every architect has their own story to tell, whether it is Snøhett’s use of a Japanese flag to draw attention to their entry in the Alexandria Library competition, or Cesar Pelli’s remark, “whatever it takes”. Many point to the importance of a careful reading of competition briefs. Most look at the composition of the jury to guess how favorably their interpretation of the problem might be received.
What is lost on many young architects is the importance of research. And here is where we come in. Not only should one look at the history of a particular site, which is the subject of the competition; similar situations must have existed in the past, and the documentation of competitions is one avenue of research which can be rewarding. A few years ago, we received a call from a firm which was involved in an invited competition for a large government project. They had misplaced an issue of our magazine containing an article on a similar subject. After we sent them a pdf file with the article, their approach to the design took an entirely different tack, and they ended up winning the competition.
This collection of articles is a result of our research over the past year, most of which has been documented on our website. Since many firms find it handier to grab a book off the shelf to refer to past projects, rather than search the internet, a comprehensive volume dedicated to some of the more interesting competitions which have taken place during past year was certainly in order.
Finally, entering a competition is not always about winning. Many firms enter simply to acquaint themselves with a new genre. And if their design rises to the top, all the better!
—The Editors.
- Un libro IMPRESO
- Formato 27 x 26.8 x 2 cm
- 240 páginas impresas a todo color
- Textos totalmente en inglés
- Fina encuadernación en tapa suave
- Edición 2012
- ISBN: 978-988-15661-4-0, 9789881566140
- Editor en jefe: G. Stanley Collyer
- © Design Media Publishing Limited
- Introduction.
- Kaohsiung Port and Cruise Service Center Terminal Competition.
- Reiser+Umemoto, RUR Architecture / Fei & Cheng Associates, New York/Taiwan.
- Asymptote Architecture, New York.
- Ricky Liu & Associates Architects+Planners, Taiwan with Takenaka Corporation/Masahiro Morita, Japan.
- JET Architecture Inc./Edward Kim, Canada with CXT Architects Inc./Dan Teh, and Archasia Design Group/Sao-You.
- HMC Group Inc. / Raymond Pan, Los Angeles with HOY Architects & Associates/Charles Hsueh, Taiwan.
- The Serlachius Museum Competition in Finland.
- MX_SI Architectural Studio, Barcelona, Spain.
- Mikko Heikkinen and Markku Komonen, Helsinki.
- Riku and Katri Rönka, Helsinki.
- Thomas Gebert, Sankt Gallen, Switzerland.
- magma architecture, Ostermann & Kleinheinz, Berlin.
- MAKS | Architecture & Urbanis, The Netherlands.
- A New Mosque and Museum of Tirana & Religious Harmony.
- BIG I Bjarke Ingels Group, Copenhagen.
- seARCH with Lola Landscape Architects, Amsterdam.
- Zaha Hadid Architects I Zaha Hadid I Peter Schumacher, London, UK.
- Andreas Perea Ortega & NEXO, Madrid.
- Daytona Museum of Arts and Sciences.
- VOA, Orlando, Florida.
- Architects Design Group, Winter Park, Florida.
- HOK, Tampa, Florida.
- Taipei City Museum of Art.
- Peter Boronski / Jean-Loup Baldacci, New Zealand/Paris.
- Kengo Kuma / Kengo Kuma & Associates, Tokyo.
- Federico Soriano Pelaez.
- Sung Goo Yang with Oscar Kang.
- Jafar Bazzaz, Iran.
- James Law Cybertecture.
- Ian Yan-Wen Shao with JR-Gang Chi, Ar-Ch Studio.
- Ysutaka Oonari Masamichi Kawakami 101 Design.
- Fargo Urban Infill Competition.
- Nakjune Seong Sarah Kuen, South Lake, Texas.
- David Witham, Doug Meehan, Anna Ishii and Hannah Mattheus-Kairy, Philadelphia.
- Helenske Design Group, Fargo, North Dakota.
- Russel Collin, Calgary, Alberta.
- Ty Greff, Santa Fe, NM.
- Ted L. Wright, Phoenix, AZ.
- Cornell Design and Planning Group, Ithaca, NY.
- The Center for the Promotion of Science, Belgrade.
- Wolfgang Tschapeller / ZT GmbH Architekten, Vienna, Austria.
- Sou Fujimoto Architects, Tokyo.
- ARCVS, Belgrade, Serbia.
- Pesquera Ulargui Arquitectos, Madrid, Spain.
- Durig AG, Jean-Pierre Durig, Zurich, Switzerland.
- Vladimir Lojanica, Belgrade, Serbia.
- Barge 2011 Design Competition.
- Rachely Rotem Studio and Phu Hoang Office, New York.
- Anthony Di Mari, Boston.
- Jason Ejzenbart and Kara Burman, University of Manitoba.
- Blake Thames and Peter Broeder, University of Kansas.
- Soohyun Jin and Talya Sandank, South Korea.
- Jason Ross, University of Tampa.
- New School Vision: Cleveland Design Competition.
- Michael Dickson, Brisbane, Australia.
- Michael Robitz, Sean Franklin, Alexandra VanOrsdale, New York.
- Drozdov & Partners Ltd., Kharkov, Ukraine.
- Feld Architecture / Vincent Feld.
- Wendel Architecture, Amherst, New York.
- KGD Architecture, Rosslyn, Virginia.
- Lateral Office, Toronto, Ontario.
- Jedidiah Lau, Hong Kong, China.
- Fez, Morocco Infill Competition.
- Mossessian & partners, London, UK.
- Ferretti-Marcelloni, Rome, Italy.
- Moxon Architects, London, UK.
- Bureau E.A.S.T., Los Angeles, USA.
- Kolb Hader Architekten, Vienna, Austria.
- Hanse Unit, Hamburg, Germany.
- Giorgio Ciarallo, Milan, Italy.
- Arquivio Arquitectura, Madrid, Spain.
- Laval University School of Architecture “Emblematic Addition”.
- Sanghwan Park I JKSP architects, New York, NY.
- Omar Aljebouri, Avery Guthrie, Steve Socha, Toronto, Canada.
- Catherine Houle, Marianne Lapalme, Vanessa Poirier, Laval University, Québec City, Canada.
- Éric Boucher, Élisabeth Bouchard; Montréal, Canada.
- Odile Decq, Paris, France.
- Julien Beauchamp, Romy Brosseau, Émilie Gagné-Loranger, Alexandre Hamlyn, Laval University, Québec, Canada.
- Jil Bentz, Luxembourg.
- Dominique Poncelet, Montréal, Canada.
- Indianpolis Monument Circle Competition.
- Jean-Baptiste Cueille / Francois David, Paris, France.
- Tom Gallagher, Ben Ross and Brian Staresnick, Ratio Architects, Indianapolis.
- Studio Three Architects — Brian Hollars, Lohren Deeg and Kerry LaPrees, Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana.
- Greg Meckstroth, Philadelphia, PA.
- Gowanus Lowline Ideas Competition.
- Tyler Caine, Luke Carnahan, Ryan Doyle and Brandon Specketer, New York, NY.
- Aptum/Landscape Intelligence — Gail Fulton, Roger Hubeli, Julie Larsen, University of Illinois / Switzerland.
- Agergroup I Jessica Leete, Claire Ji Kim, Shan Shan Lu, Winnie Lai, and Albert Chung, Boston, Massachusetts.
- Nathan Rich / Miriam Peterson, New York.
- Austin+Mergold LLC — Jason Austin, Alex Mergold, Jessica Brown and Sally Reynolds, Philadelphia, PA.
- burkholder|salmons — Sean Burkholder, Dylan Salmons.
- Miami Seaplane Terminal Competition.
- CA Landscape — Trevor Curtis + Sylvia Kim, Seoul, South Korea.
- Stantec — Vicky Chan, Alex Zulas, Liange Otero Colon.
- Gerd Wetzel / Martin Plock, Basel, Switzerland.
- Nikolay Martynov, Moscow, Russia.
- JungSeung Young / Joo Hee Kim, Seoul, South Korea.
- NC OFFICE- Nik Nedev, Peter Nedev, Elizabeth Cardona, Cristina Canton and Jorge San Martin, Miami, Florida.
- Notable 2010/2011 Competitions.
