The winners of the 1st cycle of the 20+10+X Architecture Awards were recently announced by World Architecture Community.
The aim of the awards is to highlight and publish remarkable projects that might otherwise remain unnoticed by the international public but have the potential to inspire exciting questions about contemporary architectural discourse. World Architecture Community is now calling for submissions for the 2nd cycle. Deadline is October 24, 2008.
Twenty projects were selected as winners of the 1st cycle by the votes of WA Honorary Members:
DesignBuild PNG: Labu-tale Haus Sik, Papua New Guinea
Odile Decq: Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome (with Burkhard Morass), Italy
Bjarke Ingels:, LEGO (conception), Denmark (image below)
Shigeru Kuwahara: trifurcation, Japan
Anand Mata: Housing for Shipmakers (conception), India
Rolando Rojas: Caleta de Pescadores en Pan de Azucar (conception), Chile
Imrul Kayes: handmade, the MUD house in Bangladesh (conception), Bangladesh (image below)
Marks Barfield Architects: The Lightbox, United Kingdom
Jim Burton: Yoga Studio, United States
Dennis Sam Shaju: Kalagram (conception), India
Lab Zero: Carapace House (conception), France (image below)
Hugo Kohno TokyoMatsuya Unity, Japan
HAS Architecture: EKOYapi (conception), Turkey
Przemek Olczyk: origami (conception), Poland
A2G arquitectura: gbd, china beijing 2007 (conception), China
Rafiq Azam: Meghna Residence : living in delta, Bangladesh (image below)
planet 3 studios architecture pvt. ltd.: Vidyalankar Institute of Technology, India
Charles Correa: Brain and Cognitive Science Center, United States
Bibiana Ulanosky: Chico Mendes Environmental Resources Center, Spain
Ramin Mehdizadeh: Stair House, Iran (image below)
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