Jury evaluation: "New entrance to the intermodal station of Palma" by Joan Miquel Seguí Coloma.
The jury values the role of the ceramic latticework as the element that defines identity as a portal and as a threshold between the urban space and the infrastructure services of the intermodal station. Recover the use of the Mediterranean tradition of the latticework as a filter from an exterior space to a place that begins to be cozy. The resounding prominence of ceramics results from the happy solution of having found a structural resource that makes it present without this support system becoming evident from the outside.
Honorable mentions.
Jury evaluation: “Laan Van Spartaan Amsterdam Student Housing” by Studioninedots Amsterdam.
Jury evaluation: “Laan Van Spartaan Amsterdam Student Housing” by Studioninedots Amsterdam.
The jury has highlighted the project that is a wake-up call about the possibilities of ceramics incorporated in the field of large prefabrication.
Jury evaluation: "Sports and classroom pavilion. Francisco de Vitoria University" by Alberto Campo Baeza.
The jury said that the perfection of the idea that governs this work is accompanied by the precision of the ceramic elements that help to build a building where the cleanliness of the details is essential.
The "Casa frente al mar" project by Xavier Martí and Lucía Ferrater stands out with the first prize in the interior design category. An honorable mention has been granted in this category to the project: "Casa Artium Integral Reform" by María Fernández Torrado - Torrado Arquitectura.
Interior design
First prize.
Jury evaluation: "Casa frente al mar / House facing the sea" by Xavier Martí and Lucía Ferrater.
The jury appreciates the presence of the ceramic pavement that creates a channel of connection between the different spaces and levels in harmony with the other materials that accompany it.
Honorable Mention
Jury evaluation: "Casa Artium Integral Reform" by María Fernández Torrado (Torrado Arquitectura).
In this intervention, the use of large lightweight pieces of marble ceramics materializes and transforms the distribution transit space into an identity heart that illuminates the whole house.
In the category of PFC the project "A good success" of Manuel Bouzas Barcala of the ETSA Madrid wins the first prize.
PFC
First prize
Jury evaluation: "Un buen suceso" by Manuel Bouzas Barcala of ETSA Madrid.
The jury rewards the commitment to experimentation and creativity of the author. It also highlights the clarity of ideas that motivate the thesis with the original use of ceramics as an environment generator generator.
Honorable mentions
Jury evaluation: "La Vall, vestíbul a Barcelona" by Clàudia Calvet Gómez from ETSA Barcelona and "El límite. School of Arts and Crafts in Chinchón" by Carmen Martín Hernando of EPS University CEU San Pablo.
From "La Vall, vestíbul a Barcelona" the jury highlights the solution of this project that, through ceramic domes, chimneys of light, establishes the connection between the underground of the metro and the street to convert architecture into a social activator.
From the project "El límite. Escuela de Artes y Oficios en Chinchón" the jury emphasizes the constructive solvency of this set of longitudinal buildings where the covering of the vaults of the roof finished with structural sheets of reinforced ceramic stands out.
From the project "El límite. Escuela de Artes y Oficios en Chinchón" the jury emphasizes the constructive solvency of this set of longitudinal buildings where the covering of the vaults of the roof finished with structural sheets of reinforced ceramic stands out.
The jury was formed by the architects: Jorge Silvetti (president), Elías Torres, Ricardo Carvalho, Jordi Garcés, Belén Moneo, Mario Ruiz and Ramón Monfort
