New York CityVision is the fourth international ideas competition launched by CityVision, la plataforma de arquitectura fundada por Francesco Lipari y Vanessa Todaro del estudio OFL Architecture, que publicamos la semana pasada. The results have been known on July 9. The competition wants you to imagine New York in its future if the manipulation of the urban context and its architectural objects, joined with its inhabitants, will be influenced by SPACE and TIME. We present the winners below.

CityVision Architecture Competition is an annual competition held by the homonymous journal of architecture CityVision Magazine that invites architects, designers, students, artists and creatives to develop urban and visionary proposals with the aim of stimulating new ideas for the contemporary city. In the formulation of your project proposal, you can follow one of these two themes, or combine them: FROM PAST TO FUTURE: What went wrong? FROM FUTURE TO PAST: An anacronistic future? The Judging Panel is composed of 5 members and a presiding president.

JOSHUA PRINCE-RAMUS (REX Architects), Jury president, New York, USA. www.rex-ny.com
EVA FRANCH I GILABERT (Storefront for Art and Architecture), New York, USA. www.storefrontnews.org
ROLAND SNOOKS (Kokkugia), New York, USA. www.kokkugia.com
SHOHEI SHIGEMATSU (OMA, NY), New York, USA. www.oma.eu
ALESSANDRO ORSINI (Architensions), New York, USA. www.architensions.com
MITCHELL JOACHIM (Terreform One), New York, USA. www.terreform.org

FIRST PRIZE: Eirini Giannakopoulou and Stefano Carera (SCEG) from Vigone (TO) Italy with Hilario Isola and Matteo Norzi (Isola and Norzi) from Kent Av Brooklyn.
SECOND PRIZE: Enrico Pieraccioli from Prato (PO) Italy and Claudio Granato from Noci (BA) Italy. The recipient of the FARM PRIZE is Miles Fujiki from New York (K9B4D1). The project has been judged by Andrea Bartoli of Farm Cultural Park.

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