Winners of the Architectural Drawing Prize at the Sir John Soane's Museum
02/02/2020.
[LON] UK RU 15.01 > 16.02.2020
metalocus, ANA DIOSDADO
metalocus, ANA DIOSDADO
Launched by the Soane in 2017 in partnership with Make Architects, the World Architecture Festival and sponsor William Hare Group, the prize is conceived to celebrate and showcase the significance of drawing as a tool in capturing and communicating architectural ideas.
It embraces the creative use of digital tools and digitally-produced renderings, while recognising the enduring importance of hand drawing.
It embraces the creative use of digital tools and digitally-produced renderings, while recognising the enduring importance of hand drawing.
Jerome Ng, Metabolist of a Dementia Nation. Hybrid category winner.
Anna Heringer, Masterplan Rudrapur, Bangladesh. Hand-drawn category winner.
Anton Markus Pasing, City in a box: paradox memories. Digital category winner and Overall winner.
Jessica D’Toste, Museum of Oblivion Memory I Section. Highly commended
Yat Chi Tse, Perspective of various designs for Hong Kong Palace Museum as if they were models in a site office. Highly commended
Daniela Yaneva, Fireplace, Down House 2099. Highly commended
Man Yan Lam, Disappearing Hong Kong, Highly commended. Hand-drawn category
Denis Andernach, Stelzenhaus III (stilt-house). Highly commended. Hand-drawn category
Michael Lewis, Drawing Architecture. Highly commended. Hand-drawn category
Ben Johnson, Scrovegni Chapel - Worksheet. Highly commended. Hand-drawn category
Louis Sullivan, Ark City, viewed from flood level, passing through London. Highly commended. Hand-drawn category
Sarah Delanchy, Odlums quarter, masterplan for a museum and art hub at Dublin port. Highly commended. Hand-drawn category
Danni Tian, Descriptive Synthesis; Spatial Fluidity. Highly commended. Hand-drawn category
Felix Cheong, The Sea Vault. Highly commended. Hybrid category
Laurie Chetwood, The Phoenix Towers. Highly commended. Hybrid category
Winning entries:
The exhibition will take place in the main gallery of Sir John Soane’s Museum, the historic house-museum of the renowned Regency architect and avid draughtsman, Sir John Soane. The winner of this year’s digital drawing category, and overall winner, was German architect Anton Markus Pasing, with his drawing ‘City in a box: paradox memories’. “I prefer the digital method for creating my work, because it allows me to achieve complex representations as well as being able to illustrate narrative aspects more clearly,” said Pasing. “I don’t aim to generate answers with my images, but to use them to ask questions or tell simple stories.”
Announced in June, the open call invited entries of all types and forms: from technical or construction drawings to cutaway or perspective views – and anything in between. Entries are accepted across three categories: 1) hand drawing; 2) digital drawing; and 3) hybrid drawing, combining the two. Submissions are evaluated on the basis of their technical skill, originality in approach and ability to convey an architectural idea, whether for a conceptual or actual building project.
- Anton Markus Pasing, City in a box: paradox memories. Digital category winner and Overall winner.
- Anna Heringer, Masterplan Rudrapur, Bangladesh. Hand-drawn category winner.
- Jerome Ng, Metabolist of a Dementia Nation. Hybrid category winner.
- Anna Heringer, Masterplan Rudrapur, Bangladesh. Hand-drawn category winner.
- Jerome Ng, Metabolist of a Dementia Nation. Hybrid category winner.
The exhibition will take place in the main gallery of Sir John Soane’s Museum, the historic house-museum of the renowned Regency architect and avid draughtsman, Sir John Soane. The winner of this year’s digital drawing category, and overall winner, was German architect Anton Markus Pasing, with his drawing ‘City in a box: paradox memories’. “I prefer the digital method for creating my work, because it allows me to achieve complex representations as well as being able to illustrate narrative aspects more clearly,” said Pasing. “I don’t aim to generate answers with my images, but to use them to ask questions or tell simple stories.”
Announced in June, the open call invited entries of all types and forms: from technical or construction drawings to cutaway or perspective views – and anything in between. Entries are accepted across three categories: 1) hand drawing; 2) digital drawing; and 3) hybrid drawing, combining the two. Submissions are evaluated on the basis of their technical skill, originality in approach and ability to convey an architectural idea, whether for a conceptual or actual building project.
“Now in its third year, the Architecture Drawing Prize has become an important annual celebration of the art of architectural drawing. This has been demonstrated by the increasing range and diversity of entries which have pushed the medium in new directions and shown just how important drawing continues to be as a tool in developing new ideas and new perspectives. The exhibition will offer a powerful insight into this rapidly evolving field”.
Owen Hopkins, Senior Curator of Exhibitions and Education.
“We’re delighted to start 2020 with an exhibition of the third edition of The Architecture Drawing Prize. The Prize is an on-going initiative that we have instigated together with Sir John Soane’s Museum and the World Architecture Festival. We are proud of the extremely high calibre of entries that the Prize is attracting world-wide as evident from the winning and commended drawings on show at the Soane, a museum that holds a very special place in architects’ hearts.”
Ken Shuttleworth, Founder of Make Architects.
The judging panel for this year included artists Ben Langlands and Nikki Bell of Langlands & Bell; Ken Shuttleworth, Founder of Make Architects; Narinder Sagoo, Senior Partner at Foster + Partners; Paul Finch, Programme Director of the World Architecture Festival; Owen Hopkins, Senior Curator of Exhibitions and Education at Sir John Soane’s Museum in London; Manuelle Gautrand, Founder of Manuelle Gautrand Architecture; Christian Schittich, writer, consultant and architect and Gary Simmons, Main Board Director at William Hare Group.
More information
Venue / Adress
In the exhibition galleries of Sir John Soane’s Museum. 13 Lincoln’s Inn Fields, London, WC2A 3BP. UK
Dates
Wednesday 15 January – Sunday 16 February 2020. Open Mondays to Wednesdays, 10am to 5pm. Entry is free.
