Winners of 2020 edition of the FAD Architecture Awards
28/07/2020.
62th edition [BCN] Spain
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metalocus, ANDRÉS ROJAS
Two Madrid studios are the main winners of the 2020 edition of the FAD Awards. The FAD award in the Architecture category has been won by the block of flats in Sant Boi de Llobregat of the Madrid by Estudio Herreros, in collaboration with the Barcelona studio Estudi d’arquitectura MIM-A.
The jury has highlighted the project's research on ways to transit and inhabit common spaces in collective housing buildings. The work incorporates patios and perforations of the volume that generate an open community space, a very precious asset after confinement
In the Interior Design category, the winner was the Run Run Run café-restaurant in Madrid, designed by the Andrés Jaque / Office for Political Innovation studio.
The jury considers the project "a fresh proposal with its own identity" and highlights the work "for the commitment it represents to a creative interior design with personality, which knows how to read and promote in an exemplary way the conditions of the premises and the place where it is located, creating spaces in absolute material and environmental harmony with the ambitions of the functional project it serves, and attentive to generating urban synergies with its close surroundings".
The jury has highlighted the project's research on ways to transit and inhabit common spaces in collective housing buildings. The work incorporates patios and perforations of the volume that generate an open community space, a very precious asset after confinement
In the Interior Design category, the winner was the Run Run Run café-restaurant in Madrid, designed by the Andrés Jaque / Office for Political Innovation studio.
The jury considers the project "a fresh proposal with its own identity" and highlights the work "for the commitment it represents to a creative interior design with personality, which knows how to read and promote in an exemplary way the conditions of the premises and the place where it is located, creating spaces in absolute material and environmental harmony with the ambitions of the functional project it serves, and attentive to generating urban synergies with its close surroundings".
Edificio de viviendas mixtas por estudio Herreros. Fotografía por José Hevia
Edificio de viviendas mixtas por estudio Herreros. Fotografía por José Hevia
Edificio de viviendas mixtas por estudio Herreros. Fotografía por José Hevia
Restaurante RUN RUN RUN por Andrés Jaque. Fotografía por José Hevia
Restaurante RUN RUN RUN por Andrés Jaque. Fotografía por José Hevia
Restaurante RUN RUN RUN por Andrés Jaque. Fotografía por José Hevia
Nueva Plaza de Mansilla Mayor por Ocamica Tudanca Arquitectos. Fotografía cortesía de Ocamica Tudanca Arquitectos
Nueva Plaza de Mansilla Mayor por Ocamica Tudanca Arquitectos. Fotografía cortesía de Ocamica Tudanca Arquitectos
Nueva Plaza de Mansilla Mayor por Ocamica Tudanca Arquitectos. Fotografía cortesía de Ocamica Tudanca Arquitectos
Edificio Sáenz Valiente by Josep Ferrando Architecture. Photograph by Federico Cairoli
Edificio Sáenz Valiente by Josep Ferrando Architecture. Photograph by Federico Cairoli
Edificio Sáenz Valiente by Josep Ferrando Architecture. Photograph by Federico Cairoli
Plano general de la estrategia. Mad + Mad, Estrategia urbana para los Veranos de la Villa 2019 por Elii
Puente de Toledo. Mad + Mad, Estrategia urbana para los Veranos de la Villa 2019 por Elii.
Baile Matadero. Mad + Mad, Estrategia urbana para los Veranos de la Villa 2019 por Elii. Fotografía por Estudio Perplejo.
Puente de Toledo. Mad + Mad, Estrategia urbana para los Veranos de la Villa 2019 por Elii. Fotografía por Estudio Perplejo.
Can Sau. Emergency scenery by unparelld'arquitectes. Photograph by Jose Hevia
BBConstrumat 2019 by Josep Ferrando. Photograph by Adrià Goula.
In the City and Landscape category, the awarded project has been for plaza de la fuente renovation in Mansilla Mayor (León), by Ocamica Tudanca arquitectos.
A project that stands out "for its excellence in reading the urban and social context and for its creativity and quality in the use of very limited resources from an economic and formal point of view."
The jury for this 62nd edition of the FAD Awards has been chaired by Anna Ramos and whose members included Atxu Amann, Cristina Bestratén, Tomás López Amat, David Morros and Marc Aureli Santos.
A project that stands out "for its excellence in reading the urban and social context and for its creativity and quality in the use of very limited resources from an economic and formal point of view."
The jury for this 62nd edition of the FAD Awards has been chaired by Anna Ramos and whose members included Atxu Amann, Cristina Bestratén, Tomás López Amat, David Morros and Marc Aureli Santos.
The jury has awarded the FAD Architecture Prize 2020 to the project 79 houses with Protection in the Central Hall of Sant Boi de Llobregat, by the architects Juan Herreros Guerra and Jens Richter (Estudio Herreros) and Mariona Benedito Ribelles and Martí Sanz Ausàs (Estudi d 'MIM-A architecture). The jury highlights in the work "the investigation, through the architectural project, on the ways to transit and inhabit the common spaces in the collective housing buildings, as well as their ambition to build a community, and not just a building."
He considers it an architectural project with "a purposeful spirit, attentive and complicit with the context, which creates spaces designed for life in common, in close harmony with the physical and human landscape in which it is inserted and to which it serves." The winning work is a public housing intervention of which the jury highlights that "it squeezes the potential of the place beyond the limits conventionally established in this type of project, generating relevant contributions and amendments to the ways of living and occupying the spaces aligned with contemporary paradigm shifts."
He considers it an architectural project with "a purposeful spirit, attentive and complicit with the context, which creates spaces designed for life in common, in close harmony with the physical and human landscape in which it is inserted and to which it serves." The winning work is a public housing intervention of which the jury highlights that "it squeezes the potential of the place beyond the limits conventionally established in this type of project, generating relevant contributions and amendments to the ways of living and occupying the spaces aligned with contemporary paradigm shifts."
Finally, the MAD x MAD project has received the award for Ephemeral Interventions. The work of the architects Uriel Fogué Herreros, Eva Gil Lopesino and Carlos Palacios Rodriguez (Elii (architecture office)) has been chosen, according to the jury itself, for "the ability of this ephemeral intervention to put itself at the service of urban planning, a fact that it allows us to rethink and actively experiment with new uses in certain urban spaces, thus helping to implement real changes in the perception of the city and its dynamism."
In the youngest category of these awards, the jury of the 7th edition of the International FAD Awards, chaired by Mario Corea, has awarded the award to the Sáenz Valiente Building of the Torcuato Di Tella University in Buenos Aires, by Josep Ferrando Architecture.
The jury of the FAD Architecture and Interior Design Awards, one of the longest-running awards in Europe in the field of architecture and interior design and one of the most prestigious in the Iberian Peninsula, today announced the winning projects of the 62nd edition. The winning works have been chosen from among 27 finalist projects in the different categories, out of a total of 484 works submitted to the competition.
FAD Thought and Criticism Award
Regarding the FAD Awards for Thought and Criticism, which this year celebrate their 15th edition, the award went to the book Viagem ao invisível: espaço, experiência, representação, a publication that "offers new original tools to rediscover space and culture architectural in which we live. "
The president of the jury, André Tavares, and the members Carolina B. García-Estévez and Marc Longaron, had to debate the proposals received "at a time of great uncertainty and difficulty, in which the consolidated foundations of our way of life in In the 21st century, there have been shocks and there is no clear future in sight for society. The choice of Viagem ao Invisível, among a wide range of works that are so stimulating and with enormous critical and intellectual potential, reflects this uncertainty. "
FAD Opinion Awards 2020
The finalists of the FAD Prize for Architecture and Interior Design and the partners of ARQUIN-FAD award the Opinion Prize in their different categories with their votes. This 2020 the winners have been:
Architecture.- 79 houses with Protection in the Central Hall of Sant Boi de Llobregat.
Authors: Juan Herreros Guerra, Jens Richter, architects (Estudio Herreros).
Mariona Benedito Ribelles, Martí Sanz Ausàs, architects (MIM-A architecture studio).
Interior design.- La Nave (Madrid).
Authors: Ophélie Herranz Lespagnol, Paul Galindo Pastre, architects (NOMOS arquitectos).
City and Landscape.- Emergency scenery.
Authors: Eduard Callís Freixas, Guillem Moliner Milhau, architects (unparelld’arquitectes)
Quim Domene, visual artist
Ephemeral Interventions.- Common Spaces Barcelona Building Construmat.
Authors: Josep Ferrando Bramona, David Recio Muniesa, architects (Josep Ferrando Architecture)
International FAD Award.- Torcuato di Tella University (Argentina).
Authors: Josep Ferrando Bramona, David Recio Muniesa, architects (Josep Ferrando Architecture).
Authors: Juan Herreros Guerra, Jens Richter, architects (Estudio Herreros).
Mariona Benedito Ribelles, Martí Sanz Ausàs, architects (MIM-A architecture studio).
Interior design.- La Nave (Madrid).
Authors: Ophélie Herranz Lespagnol, Paul Galindo Pastre, architects (NOMOS arquitectos).
City and Landscape.- Emergency scenery.
Authors: Eduard Callís Freixas, Guillem Moliner Milhau, architects (unparelld’arquitectes)
Quim Domene, visual artist
Ephemeral Interventions.- Common Spaces Barcelona Building Construmat.
Authors: Josep Ferrando Bramona, David Recio Muniesa, architects (Josep Ferrando Architecture)
International FAD Award.- Torcuato di Tella University (Argentina).
Authors: Josep Ferrando Bramona, David Recio Muniesa, architects (Josep Ferrando Architecture).
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Juan Herreros, Jens Richter. Estudio Herreros
estudioHerreros. In 2014, its Founding Partner Juan Herreros transformed Herreros Arquitectos into Estudio Herreros with the intention of opening up its practice to a partnership based configuration with which an international agenda can be approached while building on a solid national reputation. The first architect to become a partner is Jens Richter, who was Director of the firm after 10 years of collaboration with Juan Herreros.
Estudio Herreros is a Madrid-based architecture practice operating worldwide, employing about 20 architects from different nationalities, that has important achievements in the art world such as the Edward Munch Museum in Oslo, currently under construction, the re-qualification of the exhibition areas of the Reina Sofía Museum, the contemporary art space SOLO in Madrid and a number of designs for art fairs, galleries, exhibitions, or artist studios such as Luis Gordillo's.
The list of significant projects of estudioHerreros includes the intermodal station of Santiago, the Ágora-Bogotá event center in Colombia and the Tacubaya Strategic Plan in Mexico, along with achievements in Spain, Korea, Panama, Uruguay, France, Morocco, etc.
Estudio Herreros is a Madrid-based architecture practice operating worldwide, employing about 20 architects from different nationalities, that has important achievements in the art world such as the Edward Munch Museum in Oslo, currently under construction, the re-qualification of the exhibition areas of the Reina Sofía Museum, the contemporary art space SOLO in Madrid and a number of designs for art fairs, galleries, exhibitions, or artist studios such as Luis Gordillo's.
The list of significant projects of estudioHerreros includes the intermodal station of Santiago, the Ágora-Bogotá event center in Colombia and the Tacubaya Strategic Plan in Mexico, along with achievements in Spain, Korea, Panama, Uruguay, France, Morocco, etc.
ANDRÉS JAQUE
Andrés Jaque, holds a Ph.D. in architecture. He is the founder of the Office for Political Innovation and the Dean of the Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation at Columbia University, New York.
In 2014 he received the Silver Lion at the 14th Mostra Internazionale di Architettura, Biennale di Venezia.
He is the author of award-winning projects such as Plasencia Clergy House (Dionisio Hernández Gil Prize), House in Never Never Land (Mies Van der Rohe European Union Award's finalist), TUPPER HOME (X Bienal Española de Arquitectura y Urbanismo), or ESCARAVOX (COAM Award 2013). He has also developed architectural performances as well as installations that question political frameworks through architectural practice; including IKEA Disobedients (MoMA Collection, 2011); PHANTOM. Mies as Rendered Society (Mies Barcelona Pavilion, 2012) or Superpowers of Ten (Lisbon Triennale, 2014).
Andrés Jaque is a Professor of Advanced Design at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation (GSAPP) and Visiting Professor at Princeton University's School of Architecture.
Iñigo Ocamica, Iñigo Tudanca. Ocamica Tudanca arquitectos
Ocamica Tudanca arquitectos is a young architecture firm founded in 2017 formed by Iñigo Ocamica and Iñigo Tudanca. They began to collaborate in 2016, during the enabling master's year that they studied at the ETSA Vallès (UPC). Since then they have worked performing both public work (through competitions) and selected private work projects.
They work with commitment and rigor, valuing each project as a new challenge, regardless of the nature of the assignment, its scale, location, or budget. They value the context from respect. They work with the needs and limitations of the project as design tools, understanding them as potential opportunities. Its objective is to find unique atmospheres that dialogue with the environment and are suggestive for its occupants.
Iñigo Ocamica was born in Zarautz (Guipúzcoa, Basque Country) in 1992. He finished his degree in Architecture at ETSASS (San Sebastián) in 2016, with the extraordinary End of Degree award for best promotion record, and he received the Kutxa End of Race. During his formative years, he complemented his studies with various courses and workshops, among which the Industrialized Construction Workshop (organized by the UPVI-EHU research group CAVIAR) and the Advanced Photography Course on Architecture and Landscape (UPV) stand out. -EHU).
He graduated Master in Architecture from ETSAV (Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona) in 2017. The final master's work (developed together with Iñigo Tudanca) was nominated for the YTAA (Young Talent Architecture Awards) of the Fundació Mies van der Rohe.
Iñigo Tudanca was born in Vitoria-Gasteiz (Álava, Basque Country) in 1988. He finished his Degree in Technical Architecture at the University of Burgos in 2011. He finished his degree in Architecture at ETSASS (San Sebastián) in 2016. He was part of the Ressó team. of the Solar Decathlon 2014, which was the winner of the 1st prize for architecture, 1st prize for innovation and 3rd prize for urban planning, as well as a selection for the 2017 FAD Awards.
He graduated Master in Architecture from ETSAV (Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona) in 2017. The final master's work (developed together with Iñigo Ocamica) was nominated for the YTAA (Young Talent Architecture Awards) of the Fundació Mies van der Rohe.
They work with commitment and rigor, valuing each project as a new challenge, regardless of the nature of the assignment, its scale, location, or budget. They value the context from respect. They work with the needs and limitations of the project as design tools, understanding them as potential opportunities. Its objective is to find unique atmospheres that dialogue with the environment and are suggestive for its occupants.
Iñigo Ocamica was born in Zarautz (Guipúzcoa, Basque Country) in 1992. He finished his degree in Architecture at ETSASS (San Sebastián) in 2016, with the extraordinary End of Degree award for best promotion record, and he received the Kutxa End of Race. During his formative years, he complemented his studies with various courses and workshops, among which the Industrialized Construction Workshop (organized by the UPVI-EHU research group CAVIAR) and the Advanced Photography Course on Architecture and Landscape (UPV) stand out. -EHU).
He graduated Master in Architecture from ETSAV (Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona) in 2017. The final master's work (developed together with Iñigo Tudanca) was nominated for the YTAA (Young Talent Architecture Awards) of the Fundació Mies van der Rohe.
Iñigo Tudanca was born in Vitoria-Gasteiz (Álava, Basque Country) in 1988. He finished his Degree in Technical Architecture at the University of Burgos in 2011. He finished his degree in Architecture at ETSASS (San Sebastián) in 2016. He was part of the Ressó team. of the Solar Decathlon 2014, which was the winner of the 1st prize for architecture, 1st prize for innovation and 3rd prize for urban planning, as well as a selection for the 2017 FAD Awards.
He graduated Master in Architecture from ETSAV (Sant Cugat del Vallès, Barcelona) in 2017. The final master's work (developed together with Iñigo Ocamica) was nominated for the YTAA (Young Talent Architecture Awards) of the Fundació Mies van der Rohe.
Uriel Fogué Herreros, Eva Gil Lopesino, Carlos Palacios Rodríguez. elii
elii is an architecture office founded in 2006, and based in Madrid centre, by Uriel Fogué Herreros, Eva Gil Lopesino, and Carlos Palacios Rodríguez. Its founding partners and current directors of the office are the architects founded elii, after collaborating in several prestigious international studios. At present, the three combine the professional practice developed in elii with the teacher (in different Universities of the Spanish and international scope) and with the publisher (UHF magazine).
Their work and articles have appeared in specialized publications and exhibitions, having obtained recognition and awards for outstanding performance, amongst which are the FAD Opinion Award (2005), or the awards received from the Official College of Architects of Madrid “a la Obra Bien Hecha”(2006) and “a la Obra de los Arquitectos” (2011). They have been amongst those selected to appear in the “Arquia Próxima” catalogue (also issued by the Official College of Architects of Madrid) in its 2006-2007, 2008-2009, 2010-2011 issues, having been recognized in this last one as one of the 10 most relevant teams of young architects in the region. They have also taken part in the “Madrid 100% Arquitectura II” (2011), catalogue and Itinerant International Exhibition, where one of their works was considered one of the top 100 by the Official College of Architects of Madrid. They were also similarly distinguished in the XII Buenos Aires International Biennial Architecture Exhibition (2011). Elii is a member of the “Creadores de Madrid” and “FreshMadrid” archives.
Their work and articles have appeared in specialized publications and exhibitions, having obtained recognition and awards for outstanding performance, amongst which are the FAD Opinion Award (2005), or the awards received from the Official College of Architects of Madrid “a la Obra Bien Hecha”(2006) and “a la Obra de los Arquitectos” (2011). They have been amongst those selected to appear in the “Arquia Próxima” catalogue (also issued by the Official College of Architects of Madrid) in its 2006-2007, 2008-2009, 2010-2011 issues, having been recognized in this last one as one of the 10 most relevant teams of young architects in the region. They have also taken part in the “Madrid 100% Arquitectura II” (2011), catalogue and Itinerant International Exhibition, where one of their works was considered one of the top 100 by the Official College of Architects of Madrid. They were also similarly distinguished in the XII Buenos Aires International Biennial Architecture Exhibition (2011). Elii is a member of the “Creadores de Madrid” and “FreshMadrid” archives.
JOSEP FERRANDO BRAMONA
Josep Ferrando Bramona is an architect based in Barcelona and director of the Josep Ferrando Architecture office. He has combined design, construction and teaching since the beginning of his career as an architect.
Since 1998 he has been a professor of projects in schools such as ETSAB (Department of Architectural Projects, Housing and City Course, City of Barcelona Award 2016 with the research "Arquitectos de Cabecera“), Torcuato di Tella University of Buenos Aires, Escola Técnica Superior de Arquitectura La Salle (ETSALS), the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), the Hochschule für Technik Zürich (HSZT), the Escola de disseny i art Sina and the Istituto Europeo di Design (IED) of Barcelona and Rio de Janeiro where he is Director of Master Space Design Methdology. He has also been invited to prestigious international schools, where he has directed workshops and semesters.
In 2014 he participated with the exhibition "In progress Matter & Light" at the 14th Architecture Biennial of the prestigious Architekturforum Redes de Berlin Gallery, the Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro, the Museum of Contemporary Art of Santiago de Chile and the Biennial International Architecture of Buenos Aires. In 2016, with his work "casa entre medianeras", he was part of the "Unfinished" exhibition of the Spanish pavilion of the 15th Venice Architecture Biennial awarded with the Golden Lion of the exhibition. In the cultural field he has participated in numerous juries, among which stand out the FAD 2018 and the XI BIAU Awards, and since 2018 he has headed the Vocalía de Cultura of the Architects' Association of Catalonia, at which time he was awarded the National Culture Prize.
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