17 winners and 2 awards at the XI BIAU

The predominant typology among the awarded works is that of collective equipment, among which are administrative centers, cultural, recreational or educational centers. They have also been awarded, both homes and rehabilitations. All of them cover a wide architectural panorama in different countries ranging from Mexico, Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Venezuela, Ecuador, Chile, Peru, Paraguay, Argentina and Uruguay.

Then the 17 winning works, with their authors and countries:

Asimismo, se reconoce como premio especial del Panorama de Obras a estos dos proyectos: 
 

According to the jury: “Two fantastic works by two architects who have been demonstrating the great quality of their work throughout their professional career. Sesc 24 de Maio is an example of rehabilitation, of generation of spaces, of creating a place to welcome, a place full of life where each use has found its perfect “hole” in the building. The Climate Museum in Lleida is also an example of creating public space, loaded with poetics, and with a careful use of materials.”

In the Publications category: the book The Architectural Guides of Consigned Projects of Portugal by A + A Books are recognized. Editorial coordination: María Melo and Michel Toussaint. Several authors and the periodic publication Bartlebooth (Protocols and Beyond the Human), editorial initiative by Antonio Giráldez López, Begoña Hermida Castro and Pablo Ibáñez Ferrera. Several Authors. Spain.

In the Research texts category: First prize for ‘The beautiful disorder. From Vitruvian harmony to the discovery of the chaotic as a source of architectural aesthetics’ by Carlos Santamarina-Macho; Second prize for ‘The water line. The Partisana monument of Carlo Scarpa in Venice ’by Carmen Martínez Arroyo, Rodrigo Pemjean Muñoz and Enrique Delgado Cámara; Third Prize for ‘Japanism in Marion Mahony Griffin and Walter Burley Griffin. From the graphic concepts of Ukiyo-e towards an alternative project strategy ’by Javier Mosquera González; Second prize for ‘inhabited renders and desert architecture. The hidden message of architecture revealed by the photography ’by Felipe Samarán Saló.

In the Academic Works category: They have been awarded. I found a chair. Two looks at everyday life. Loreto Corisco González. Spain and P.M.A - Mocambo Anfíbio prototype. Aline Kellen Teixeira Barros Rabelo. Brazil.

The Ibero-American Architecture and Urbanism Prize is awarded ex aequo to César Ortiz-Echagüe Rubio (Madrid, 1927) and Jorge Enrique Scrimaglio (Rosario, 1937).

“Both architects have been a solid reference for Ibero-American architecture over the years from its strong marginal and peripheral condition. His figures have remained hidden and away from the media circuits but their architectures have managed to multiply their interest over the years until being at the center of contemporary discourse.”