The international competition of diploma works Archiprix has been held since 2001 among architectural universities. Only one work is accepted for the competition from each educational institution. This year, a record number of projects - 351 - were presented to the jury, and 87 countries took part. Within the framework of the competitive program, an educational program was organized for candidates who passed the preliminary selection. The experts noted that the subject matter of many of the competition works testifies to the high civil responsibility of architects; in addition, the projects showcase the building of modern design technologies. When choosing the winners, special attention was paid to objects that reflect the individuality of the authors. Detailed information about the results of the competition is presented on the official website of the award.
21 projects have been nominated for the Hunter Douglas Awards (which is the main award of Archiprix, named after the main sponsor). From this number, the jury selected 7 winners:
Project: Archipelago Lab
Pedro Pitarch Alonso
Technical University of Madrid (Spain)
Project: Architecture and Extreme Environment
Adriana Debnárová
Academy of Fine Arts and Design (Bratislava, Slovakia)
Project: Architecture of the Synthetic the Spectacular and Belligerent
Frances Cooper
University of Auckland (New Zealand)
Project: COOP
Santiago Benenati, Javier Tellechea
Republican University (Montevideo, Uruguay)
Project: Diary of an architect
Veronica Francés Tortosa
University of Alicante (Spain)
Project: Recording and Projecting Architecture
Filippo Doria
Delft University of Technology (Netherlands)
Project: Red Meat
José María Martín Padrón, Ana Caracuel Urbano
European University of Madrid (Spain)
