Instituted by the Superior Council of the Colleges of Architects of Spain (CSCAE), the Gold Medal recognizes the efforts of the people and institutions that ennoble the architectural work with their work.
The jury, which has unanimously decided, has been formed by Juan Antonio Ortiz, Pedro Joaquín Navarro, Moisés Castro, Juan Navarro Baldeweg, Dolores Alonso Vera, Francisco Jarauta Marión and Laureano Matas.
Campo Baeza will receive his prize on November 28 at a gala at the Zarzuela Racecourse in which the Spanish Architecture and Spanish Urbanism and the International Spanish Architecture awards will also be awarded.
The winner is Professor Emeritus of Projects at the School of Architecture of Madrid (ETSAM), where he has been a professor for over 35 years.
Among its buildings are those of Caja Granada, which won the Eduardo Torroja Prize; the Casa Turégano or De Blas, both in Madrid; the Gaspar, Asencio and Guerrero houses, in Cádiz; the Museum of the Memory of Andalusia, also in Granada; the Plaza Between cathedrals, in Cádiz, and the Moliner houses, in Zaragoza; Rufo, in Toledo; the Olnick Spanu house, in New York, and the nursery for Benetton, in Venice.
The architect, who in 2015 won the First Ex Aequo Prize for the Conservation Center for the Louvre Museum in Lievin (France), is developing the contest won for the extension of the French Lyceum of Madrid.
As a teacher, he has taught at universities such as the ETH in Zurich and the EPFL in Lausanne; the University of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia; the Bauhaus, from Weimar (Germany); the Kansas State University, the CUA University of Washington and l'Ecole d'Architecture, in Tournai (Belgium).
In 2018-2019, Campo Baeza, who has published more than thirty editions in several languages of his book «The Idea Built», has been visiting professor at the School of Architecture of Barcelona. In addition, he has given lectures all over the world.
The jury, which has unanimously decided, has been formed by Juan Antonio Ortiz, Pedro Joaquín Navarro, Moisés Castro, Juan Navarro Baldeweg, Dolores Alonso Vera, Francisco Jarauta Marión and Laureano Matas.
Campo Baeza will receive his prize on November 28 at a gala at the Zarzuela Racecourse in which the Spanish Architecture and Spanish Urbanism and the International Spanish Architecture awards will also be awarded.
The winner is Professor Emeritus of Projects at the School of Architecture of Madrid (ETSAM), where he has been a professor for over 35 years.
Among its buildings are those of Caja Granada, which won the Eduardo Torroja Prize; the Casa Turégano or De Blas, both in Madrid; the Gaspar, Asencio and Guerrero houses, in Cádiz; the Museum of the Memory of Andalusia, also in Granada; the Plaza Between cathedrals, in Cádiz, and the Moliner houses, in Zaragoza; Rufo, in Toledo; the Olnick Spanu house, in New York, and the nursery for Benetton, in Venice.
The architect, who in 2015 won the First Ex Aequo Prize for the Conservation Center for the Louvre Museum in Lievin (France), is developing the contest won for the extension of the French Lyceum of Madrid.
As a teacher, he has taught at universities such as the ETH in Zurich and the EPFL in Lausanne; the University of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia; the Bauhaus, from Weimar (Germany); the Kansas State University, the CUA University of Washington and l'Ecole d'Architecture, in Tournai (Belgium).
In 2018-2019, Campo Baeza, who has published more than thirty editions in several languages of his book «The Idea Built», has been visiting professor at the School of Architecture of Barcelona. In addition, he has given lectures all over the world.
