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Emilio Ambasz Prize Awards
Israel Architecture Awards : Green Buildings + Architects – Winners
2 Mar 2010
Project of the Year and the Emilio Ambasz Award for Green Architecture 2013, Israel
Emilio Ambasz Prize for Green Architecture 2013
An initiative of AI and the EU, the competition is open to architects, designers, landscape architects, researchers and students, who are invited to submit work designed or written since 2009.
The work must be organized in PowerPoint or PDF presentation at a maximum weight of 5 MB,beginning with a short explanatory text, including location, purpose, the circumstances in which it was designed or written, its unique aspects and completion date.
Contact: Rachel Ben Aharon
email: [email protected]
www.aiq.co.il +972-9-950-1500
Previously:
International Award organised by the Architecture Israel Quarterly (AIQ) magazine, in collaboration with the European Union, and the Association of Engineers and Architects in Israel.
Emilio Ambasz Prize Israel
Open to:
Architects, interior designers, landscape architects, and researchers are invited to submit works planned or written since 2007.
Jury:
Chaired by Siamak G. Shahneshin and Lui Levi Galati, founders of the SHAGAL│iodaa studio, Zurich
Schedule:
30 Mar 2011 registration deadline
30 Jul 2011 submission deadline
Contact:
Rachel Ben Aharon E-mail: [email protected]
Website: http://www.aiq.co.il/
Phone: +972-3-6471133
Emilio Ambasz Prize Project of the Year Competition – Winners
Building category
First place:
Peres Peace Building, Jaffa
Massimiliano Fuksas Architects, Italy; architect of record – Yoav Messer, Israel
Second place:
Hewlett-Packard office building, Yahud
Amir Mann-Ami Shinar Architects
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Third place:
kindergarten structure, Trondheim, Norway
Haugen/Zohar Architects
Honorable mention:
Remez community center, Tel Aviv
Mayslits-Kassif Architects
Interior design category
First place: Holiday flat, Herzliya Marina
Paritzki Liani Architects
Second place:
Architects office, Airport City, Lod
Auerbach-Halevy Architects and Engineers
Third place:
Color experiential center, Bnei Brak
Einat Klein, Yael Lichi – Interior Architects
Landscape category
First place: Jaffa slope and beach rehabilitation
Alisa Braudo-Ruth Maoz Landscape Architecture
Second place:
Azorim Park, Kiryat Aryeh, Petach Tikva
Miller Blum Environmental Planning
Third place:
Ibn Gvirol Street renovation, Tel Aviv
Yael Moria-David Sekely Land. Architecture
Unbuilt projects category
First place:
Sport center
Haifa, Israel
KSS London, Mansfeld Kehat Architects, S. Gendler Architects
Second place:
“Free Plan (T)”, conceptual building commemorating Eleanor Raymond, Israel
Shachar Lulav, Oded Rozenkier (competition entry)
Third place, shared 1:
Porter Building for Environmental Studies
Tel Aviv University, Israel
Yosi Cory – Geotectura; Axelrod-Grobman Architects; Chen Architects (competition)
Third place, shared 2:
Culture center
Kiryat Ono, Israel
Amir Mann-Ami Shinar Architects and Planners
Honorary mention 1:
“Kesher” community center, Israel
Guy Zucker – A-Z Studio (competition entry)
Honorary mention 2:
Urban Fantasy, Hamedina Circle, Israel
Adar Oppenheim – Urbanica Association
Emilio Ambasz Award for Green Architecture – International Prize
First place:
European Investment Bank, Luxembourg
ingenhoven architects, Dusseldorf
Second place:
Surry Hills community center, Australia
Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (FJMT)
Third place, shared 1:
Energie AG office building, Vienna, Austria
Kaufmann & Partners ZT – GmbH
Third place, shared 2:
Van Leer Campus, The Netherlands
Schwartz Besnosoff Architects (competition)
Arieh Sharon and Eldar Sharon Prize for Creative Students
First place: “Generative Wind”
Ofir Menachem, Erez Klapper, Shani Lavi
Second place: “Algorithmic Hybrid”
Bshara Rezik
Third place: “Let Us Live!”
Tomer Dikerman, Nir Levie
Honorary mention 1: “Urban Farm”
Talia Amrani
Honorary mention 2: “Living Space”
Shiri Kalay
Research category
First place: “Flexible Deployable Systems”, scissors-like elements
Polina Petrova
Second place: “Digital Trilogy” – pedagogical aspect of digital architecture
Prof. Rivka Oxman
Third place: “GreenRing” – connecting the green areas of the Dan Region
Grynhause Architects
Honorary mention: “Geographical Metaphor” – backyards in Tel Aviv
Anat Goldman
Of all these, Yesodot Ha’emek Prize for Israeli Architecture goes to:First place: Peres Peace Building – Peace Peres House
image : Archivio Fuksas
Second place: Jaffa-Slope rehabilitation (image further up page)
Third place: Haifa stadium and sport center (image further up page)
Emilio Ambasz Prize for Green Architecture information received 020310
Location: Israel, the Middle East
Emilio Ambasz Prize for Green Architecture
Chaired this year by Bjarke Ingels and Thomas Christoffersen of the BIG Group, the judging panel included: Arch. Yitzhak Laiwand – head of the School of Architecture at Tel Aviv University; Arch. Osvaldo Stav – chairman of the judging committee of the Architects Association; Arch. Baruch Baruch – head of the School of Architecture at Wizo Haifa; Glass artist Jeremy Langford; Dr. Tigran Haas, Assoc. Prof. in Urban Planning & Design, Stockholm; Artist Prof. Siona Shimshi; Arch. Prof. Benamy Turkienicz, Brazil; Arch. Prof. Moshe Tzur; Arch. Yosi Sivan; Arch. Prof. Jan Olav Jensen, Oslo; and Arch. Arad Sharon from Sharon Architects that annually grants the Arieh and Eldar Sharon Award for Creative Students.
As every year, management of the competition was in the hands of Rachel Ben Aharon.
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