WINNERS TASCHEN & METALOCUS 2014 Competition
30/06/2014.
Taschen-METALOCUS 2014 Competition
metalocus, INÉS LALUETA
metalocus, INÉS LALUETA
For second consecutive year Taschen and METALOCUS have joined to organize a contest whose prizes are several publications of the prestigious publishing editorial. The competition has developed between the 16th of May and the 27th of June, and the winners are the following ones.
First prize. Antoni Gaudí, Sagrada Familia, Barcelona, in construction. Proposal #02, Alex Duro.
Second prize. Shereve Lamb Harmon, Empire State Building, New York, 1930. Proposal #27, Javier Salcines.
Third prize. Enric Miralles, Cementerio de Igualada, 1994. Proposal #07, Roberto Alia.
Raffle winner. Óscar Niemeyer, National Congress of Brasilia, 1958. Proposal #15, Alejandro Carrasco H.
Óscar Niemeyer, Contemporary Art Museum, Niteroi, 1960. Proposal #26, Alba Méndez.
Mies van der Rohe, Crown Hall IIT, Chicago, 1956. Proposal #08, Juan Moreno de S.
Louis Kahn, Salk Institute, La Jolla California, 1962. Proposal #24, Verónica Rosero.
Junya Ishigami, Magic Table, Tokyo, 2005. Proposal #32, Sofia Larrea.
Lina Bo Bardi, MASP, Sao Paulo, 1957-62. Proposal #34, Heidy G. G.
Rem Koolhaas, Nexus Fukuoka housing, Japan, 1991. Proposal #16, Diego Ciria H.
Richard Neutra, Lovell House, LA, USA, 1928. Proposal #12, Diego Ciria Hernández.
Case Study House nº8, Eames House, California, 1949. Proposal #23, Andrea Portillo.
Frank Lloyd Wright, Fallingwater House, Pensilvania, USA, 1936-39. Proposal #33, Belén C S.
Pierre Chareau, La Maison de Verre, Paris, 1932. Proposal #19, Marta Carñena.
Poster. "CONCURSO, TASCHEN & METALOCUS 2014."
Poster. "CONCURSO, TASCHEN & METALOCUS 2014."
The winning proposal was the number #02, sent by Alex Duro, the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona, designed by Antoni Gaudí. The second prize went to Javier Salcines with proposal #27, the Empire State of Shereve Lamb Harmon, while the third prize went to Roberto Alia with the Igualada Cemetery by Enric Miralles, proposal #07.
Finally, the raffle among all participants, excluding only the winners of the first three prizes, was for the proposal number #15, the National Congress of Brasilia by Óscar Niemeyer (1958), which was sent by Alejandro Carrasco H.
Now we bring you the list of the five most voted proposals and points they have obtained.
Results of the contest.-
- #02 Antoni Gaudí, building.- Sagrada Familia, Barcelona (in construction). Alex Duro. --- 259.
- #27 Shereve Lamb Harmon, building.- Empire State, New York (1930). Javier Salcines. --- 91.
- #07 Enric Miralles, building.- Cementerio Igualada, Barcelona (1994). Roberto Alia. --- 39.
- #26 Óscar Niemeyer, building.- Contemporary Art Museum, Niteroi (1960). Alba Méndez. --- 35.
- #08 Mies van der Rohe, building.- Crown Hall IIT, Chicago (1956). Juan Moreno de S. --- 27.
Prizes.
Frist prize.- Richard Meier & Partners. Updated version o Hadid. Updated version.
Second prize.- Project Japan. Metabolism Talks, Rem Koolhaas, Hans Ulrich Obrist.
Third prize.- PreFab Houses, Peter Gössel.
Raffle prize among all the participants.- Small Architecture Now!
