In early December, London hosted a solemn presentation of the RIBA Presidential Medals, which are awarded annually for the best student projects. The prize includes three main awards: a silver medal for masters, a bronze medal for bachelors, and a dissertation medal for graduate students.
Among the master's degrees, the project to restore the ecosystem of the mouth of the Sydney Bay became the best - here it is proposed to create an infrastructure for monitoring the level of pollution, as well as collecting and storing marine debris. The project, which received a bronze medal, is dedicated to the revival of the Lower 9th district of New Orleans, which was almost completely flooded in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina and is now gradually recovering. Two studies were awarded dissertation medals at once. One of them looks at the effect of the age of family members on social and spatial relationships in the home. The second, using the example of the London residential complex Elthorne, studies the dependence of the quality of life of people on architecture.
The archive of works of winners and nominees of the award (since 1998) is here … And we represent the winners of this season.
silver medal
Victoria King (University of Melbourne, Australia)
Project "Surface: Tension"
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zooming 1/8 Victoria King (University of Melbourne, Australia). Project "Surface: Tension"
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zooming 2/8 Victoria King (University of Melbourne, Australia). Project "Surface: Tension"
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zooming 3/8 Victoria King (University of Melbourne, Australia). Project "Surface: Tension"
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zooming 4/8 Victoria King (University of Melbourne, Australia). Project "Surface: Tension"
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zooming 5/8 Victoria King (University of Melbourne, Australia). Project "Surface: Tension"
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zooming 6/8 Victoria King (University of Melbourne, Australia). Project "Surface: Tension"
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zooming 7/8 Victoria King (University of Melbourne, Australia). Project "Surface: Tension"
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zooming 8/8 Victoria King (University of Melbourne, Australia). Project "Surface: Tension"
Bronze medal
+ RIBA sustainability / bachelor award
+ SOM Foundation Scholarship / Bachelors
Annabelle Tan (Bartlett School of Architecture, London)
Project "Wetland Frontier"
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zooming 1/10 Annabelle Tan (Barlett School of Architecture, London). Project "Wetland Frontier"
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zooming 2/10 Annabel Tan (Barlett School of Architecture, London). Project "Wetland Frontier"
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zooming 3/10 Annabel Tan (Barlett School of Architecture, London). Project "Wetland Frontier"
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zooming 4/10 Annabelle Tan (Barlett School of Architecture, London). Project "Wetland Frontier"
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zooming 5/10 Annabelle Tan (Barlett School of Architecture, London). Project "Wetland Frontier"
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zooming 6/10 Annabelle Tan (Barlett School of Architecture, London). Project "Wetland Frontier"
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zooming 7/10 Annabelle Tan (Barlett School of Architecture, London). Project "Wetland Frontier"
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zooming 8/10 Annabelle Tan (Barlett School of Architecture, London). Project "Wetland Frontier"
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zooming 9/10 Annabelle Tan (Barlett School of Architecture, London). Project "Wetland Frontier"
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zooming 10/10 Annabelle Tan (Barlett School of Architecture, London). Project "Wetland Frontier"
Dissertation medals
Ruth Peirne (University of Westminster, London)
Research "Ages Through the Terrace"
Naomi Rubbra (Bartlett School of Architecture, London)
Study "Towards Effective Architectural Practice"
Best architectural graphics
Thomas Faulkner (Architectural Association, London) / BAs
Common Fields: An Architecture in Response to the Digital Interface project
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zooming 1/10 Thomas Faulkner (Architectural Association, London) / BA. Common Fields: An Architecture in Response to the Digital Interface project
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zooming 2/10 Thomas Faulkner (Architectural Association, London) / BA. Common Fields: An Architecture in Response to the Digital Interface project
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zooming 3/10 Thomas Faulkner (Architectural Association, London) / BA. Common Fields: An Architecture in Response to the Digital Interface project
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zooming 4/10 Thomas Faulkner (Architectural Association, London) / BA. Common Fields: An Architecture in Response to the Digital Interface project
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zooming 5/10 Thomas Faulkner (Architectural Association, London) / BA. Common Fields: An Architecture in Response to the Digital Interface project
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zooming 6/10 Thomas Faulkner (Architectural Association, London) / BA. Common Fields: An Architecture in Response to the Digital Interface project
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zooming 7/10 Thomas Faulkner (Architectural Association, London) / BA. Common Fields: An Architecture in Response to the Digital Interface project
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zooming 8/10 Thomas Faulkner (Architectural Association, London) / BA. Common Fields: An Architecture in Response to the Digital Interface project
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zooming 9/10 Thomas Faulkner (Architectural Association, London) / BA. Common Fields: An Architecture in Response to the Digital Interface project
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zooming 10/10 Thomas Faulkner (Architectural Association, London) / BA. Common Fields: An Architecture in Response to the Digital Interface project
Rachel Wakelin (University of Westminster, London) / Masters
Project "Avian Air - A Tropospheric Bird Sanctuary"
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zooming 1/10 Rachel Wakelin (University of Westminster, London) / Masters. Project "Avian Air - A Tropospheric Bird Sanctuary"
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zooming 2/10 Rachel Wakelin (University of Westminster, London) / Masters. Project "Avian Air - A Tropospheric Bird Sanctuary"
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zooming 3/10 Rachel Wakelin (University of Westminster, London) / Masters. Project "Avian Air - A Tropospheric Bird Sanctuary"
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zooming 4/10 Rachel Wakelin (University of Westminster, London) / Masters. Project "Avian Air - A Tropospheric Bird Sanctuary"
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zooming 5/10 Rachel Wakelin (University of Westminster, London) / Masters. Project "Avian Air - A Tropospheric Bird Sanctuary"
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zooming 6/10 Rachel Wakelin (University of Westminster, London) / Masters. Project "Avian Air - A Tropospheric Bird Sanctuary"
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zooming 7/10 Rachel Wakelin (University of Westminster, London) / Masters. Project "Avian Air - A Tropospheric Bird Sanctuary"
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zooming 8/10 Rachel Wakelin (University of Westminster, London) / Masters. Project "Avian Air - A Tropospheric Bird Sanctuary"
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zooming 9/10 Rachel Wakelin (University of Westminster, London) / Masters. Project "Avian Air - A Tropospheric Bird Sanctuary"
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zooming 10/10 Rachel Wakelin (University of Westminster, London) / Masters. Project "Avian Air - A Tropospheric Bird Sanctuary"
Resilience / Masters Award
Findlay Macfarlane (Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture)
Blotting Ornithologics: The Calcutta Institute of Aviculture
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zooming 1/10 Findlay MacFarlane (Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture). Blotting Ornithologics: The Calcutta Institute of Aviculture
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zooming 2/10 Findlay MacFarlane (Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture). Blotting Ornithologics: The Calcutta Institute of Aviculture
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zooming 3/10 Findlay MacFarlane (Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture). Blotting Ornithologics: The Calcutta Institute of Aviculture
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zooming 4/10 Findlay MacFarlane (Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture). Blotting Ornithologics: The Calcutta Institute of Aviculture
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zooming 5/10 Findlay MacFarlane (Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture). Blotting Ornithologics: The Calcutta Institute of Aviculture
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zooming 6/10 Findlay MacFarlane (Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture). Blotting Ornithologics: The Calcutta Institute of Aviculture
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zooming 7/10 Findlay MacFarlane (Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture). Blotting Ornithologics: The Calcutta Institute of Aviculture
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zooming 8/10 Findlay MacFarlane (Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture). Blotting Ornithologics: The Calcutta Institute of Aviculture
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zooming 9/10 Findlay MacFarlane (Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture). Blotting Ornithologics: The Calcutta Institute of Aviculture
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zooming 10/10 Findlay MacFarlane (Edinburgh School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture). Blotting Ornithologics: The Calcutta Institute of Aviculture
SOM Foundation Scholarship / Masters
Sun Yen Yi (University of Westminster, London)
Project "SEED of Havana: Dissolving Condensers"
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zooming 1/9 Sun Yen Yi (University of Westminster, London). Project "SEED of Havana: Dissolving Condensers"
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zooming 2/9 Sun Yen Yi (University of Westminster, London). Project "SEED of Havana: Dissolving Condensers"
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zooming 3/9 Sun Yen Yi (University of Westminster, London). Project "SEED of Havana: Dissolving Condensers"
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zooming 4/9 Sun Yen Yi (University of Westminster, London). Project "SEED of Havana: Dissolving Condensers"
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zooming 5/9 Sun Yen Yi (University of Westminster, London). Project "SEED of Havana: Dissolving Condensers"
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zooming 6/9 Sun Yen Yi (University of Westminster, London). Project "SEED of Havana: Dissolving Condensers"
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zooming 7/9 Sun Yen Yi (University of Westminster, London). Project "SEED of Havana: Dissolving Condensers"
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zooming 8/9 Sun Yen Yi (University of Westminster, London). Project "SEED of Havana: Dissolving Condensers"
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zooming 9/9 Sun Yen Yi (University of Westminster, London). Project "SEED of Havana: Dissolving Condensers"
