Following on the resounding success of the Nouvelle Architecture Chinoise edition in 2010, the Young Arab Architects in 2012 and Young Architects in Africa in 2014, Architecture-Studio has organized a competition this year for Young Architects in Latin America as a vehicle for highlighting the creativity of architecture in Latin America and to guide the up and coming generation of architects in their efforts to gain international recognition.
For this occasion, the CA’ASI is opening its doors to young architects with a singular view on the theme of Freespace for the 2018 edition.
The international jury met on Friday 6 April to study 201 projects submitted by participants originating from 18 Latin American countries. The jury focused in particular on their social, environmental and participative approach to the projects, exemplary work revealing the Latin American way of thinking.
CANDIDATE AWARDS
Griselda Balian (BAAG), Agustín Berzero, Sebastian Calero Larrea (Panamerica Sur), Abraham Cota Paredes (COTAPAREDES Arquitectos), Tadea Casilda de Ipiña Mariscal (Ipiña + Nieto), Daniel Feldman (ZITA), Federico Ferrer Deheza (Alarcia-Ferrer Arquitectos), Tomás García de la Huerta (García de la Huerta Gleixner arquitectos), Ignacio Garcia Partarrieu (UMWELT), Federico Lagomarsino, Loreto Lyon (Beals Lyon Arquitectos), Francisco Javier Rivas (Estudio Ahgatuba), Nicolas Rivera (Jochamowitz + Rivera arquitectos), Felipe Sepulveda (BASE), Alejandro Soffia (Alejandro Soffia Arquitectos), Camila Tariki (Bernardes Architecture), Alejandro Yave Vallejo Rivas (Entre nos Atelier) and Gabriel Visconti (Aparatos Contingentes).
A selection of some sixty projects from this international competition will be on view at the CA’ASI:
For this occasion, the CA’ASI is opening its doors to young architects with a singular view on the theme of Freespace for the 2018 edition.
The international jury met on Friday 6 April to study 201 projects submitted by participants originating from 18 Latin American countries. The jury focused in particular on their social, environmental and participative approach to the projects, exemplary work revealing the Latin American way of thinking.
CANDIDATE AWARDS
Griselda Balian (BAAG), Agustín Berzero, Sebastian Calero Larrea (Panamerica Sur), Abraham Cota Paredes (COTAPAREDES Arquitectos), Tadea Casilda de Ipiña Mariscal (Ipiña + Nieto), Daniel Feldman (ZITA), Federico Ferrer Deheza (Alarcia-Ferrer Arquitectos), Tomás García de la Huerta (García de la Huerta Gleixner arquitectos), Ignacio Garcia Partarrieu (UMWELT), Federico Lagomarsino, Loreto Lyon (Beals Lyon Arquitectos), Francisco Javier Rivas (Estudio Ahgatuba), Nicolas Rivera (Jochamowitz + Rivera arquitectos), Felipe Sepulveda (BASE), Alejandro Soffia (Alejandro Soffia Arquitectos), Camila Tariki (Bernardes Architecture), Alejandro Yave Vallejo Rivas (Entre nos Atelier) and Gabriel Visconti (Aparatos Contingentes).
A selection of some sixty projects from this international competition will be on view at the CA’ASI:
• 3 laureates unveiled during the awards ceremony
• 15 honorable mentions
• 41 favorable remarks
• 15 honorable mentions
• 41 favorable remarks
JURY MEMBERS
• Lionel Blaisse, Journalist and consultant specialized in architecture
• Ana de Brea, Author and Professor of Architecture, Ball State University
• Marie-Hélène Contal, Director of cultural development, Cité de l’architecture et du Patrimoine
• Jean-Bernard Datry, Director, Setec TPI
• Frédéric Edelmann, Journalist and architecture critique
• Didier Faustino, Architect, Le Bureau des Mésarchitectures
• Christine Leconte, President, CROA Île-de-France
• Bertrand Lemoine, Author and Honorary research director at the C.N.R.S.
• Christophe Leray, Director of the publication, Chroniques d’Architecture
• Michel Jacques, Art director, arc-en-rêve Bordeaux
• Michel Ricard, Former President of the European Forum for Architectural Policies
• Catherine Sabbah, Journalist, Les Échos
• Martin Robain, Rodo Tisnado and Mariano Efron, Architecture-Studio.
• Ana de Brea, Author and Professor of Architecture, Ball State University
• Marie-Hélène Contal, Director of cultural development, Cité de l’architecture et du Patrimoine
• Jean-Bernard Datry, Director, Setec TPI
• Frédéric Edelmann, Journalist and architecture critique
• Didier Faustino, Architect, Le Bureau des Mésarchitectures
• Christine Leconte, President, CROA Île-de-France
• Bertrand Lemoine, Author and Honorary research director at the C.N.R.S.
• Christophe Leray, Director of the publication, Chroniques d’Architecture
• Michel Jacques, Art director, arc-en-rêve Bordeaux
• Michel Ricard, Former President of the European Forum for Architectural Policies
• Catherine Sabbah, Journalist, Les Échos
• Martin Robain, Rodo Tisnado and Mariano Efron, Architecture-Studio.
