The jury of the X Iberoamerican Biennial of Architecture and Urbanism (BIAU) has awarded Portuguese architect Eduardo Souto de Moura and other 26 works, 6 books, two periodical publications and a collection of videos in which has been one of the most busy editions of this international event. In this edition, the tenth, curated by Spanish architects Ángela García de Paredes e Ignacio G. Pedrosa with Alvaro G. Puntoni, deputy commissioner in Sao Paulo, there have been a total of 1,111 works intended to show the print that people have left in the cities and the territory as a result of migrations and other movements. Hence the theme of this edition is "Displacements / Dislocations".
The international jury, meeting in Madrid on 1 and 2 April, awards Souto de Moura from among 21 other nominations in order to recognize a "full of emotion" work and "the important contribution of his teaching in universities in different countries". It has also valued the bid submitted by the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Lisbon, the "enriching relationships between different scales, times and places" that his work has developed, and the ability to experiment with new materials and structures.
In parallel, the Jury Panorama has reviewed 194 proposals shortlisted by national committees in 21 countries, reaching a total of 26 winning entries located in Argentina (2), Mexico (2), Portugal (4), Ecuador (2) Paraguay (2), Brazil (4), Uruguay (1), Colombia (1), Chile (1) and Spain (7). The winning works are mainly architectural and among them there are public buildings as cultural centers, theaters and museums and houses of different types and even a stable. The jury has also selected as finalists 28 other works.
In the category of publications they have been presented 160 books, 61 periodicals and 25 publications in other media (video), and the high quality of the works has led the jury to award ex aequo, six books and two periodical publications. The books address different issues related to Latin American architectural culture from various approaches, from history to architectural criticism, urban culture or research territory. The winners from Portugal, Spain, Peru, Argentina and Mexico are works by academic and independent publishers. The prize also includes nine other books as finalists.
The periodical publications awarded ex aequo are two magazines (one Brazilian and one Spanish), while a third (Spanish) has received a special mention from the jury. In the first two, it has been valued the effort "to promote eras, characters and works of the Brazilian architectural culture" , in the case of Monolith Magazine, and the value of "the work of social awareness towards architecture" for the supplement El Cultural (from the Spanish newspaper El Mundo).
The winning entry in the category of Other Media has been the Masters collection of the Arquia Foundation for their interviews with Rafael Moneo, Ricardo Bofill, Manuel Gallego, Oriol Bohigas and Antonio Fernández Alba.
Soon the results of the Jury of PhD theses will be published. In this category 108 proposals for Latin American universities have been presented.
LIST OF WINNING PROPOSALS IN THE PANORAMA OF WORKS (26)
• Cultural Center Viejo Mercado. Carlos Airaudo, Gerardo Caballero, Ariel Giménez Rita, Fabian Llonch. Argentina
• San Bernardo Chapel. Nicolas Campodonico. Argentina
• Departments Antonio Sola. Jorge Ambrosi and Gabriela Etchegaray. Mexico
• Industry Palenque Milagrito. Jorge Ambrosi and Gabriela Etchegaray. Mexico
• House E / C. Inês Vieira da Silva and Miguel Vieira. SAMI-arquitectos Portugal
• EDP Corporate Headquarters. Manuel Aires Mateus and Francisco Aires Mateus. Portugal
• Tempo House no. Manuel Aires Mateus and Francisco Aires Mateus. Portugal
• House under construction. BRINK architects. Ecuador
• San Francisco Building. José Cubilla. Paraguay
• Casa Vila Matilde. Tuma Arquitectos Terra e Associados. Danilo Terra, Pedro Tuma and Fernanda Sakano. Brazil
• Politeama. Lorieto studio. Pintos.Santellán architects. Victor Lorieto, Conrado and Luis Pintos Santellán. Uruguay
• educational Ancestral Knowledge Park. Farhid Maya Ramirez, Lucas Serna Rhodes, Diana Herrera Duque, Mauricio Valencia Correa. Colombia
• Maxita Yano Gallery. Brazil Alexandre Garcia, André Luiz Prado de Oliveira, Luiz Coutinho Bruno Santa Cecilia, Carlos Alberto Batista Maciel, Ana Carolina dos Santos Vaz, Paula Cardoso Zasnicoff. Brazil
• Arquipélago - Contemporary Arts Center. Francisco Vieira de Campos, Cristina Guedes, João Mendes Ribeiro. Portugal
• Vertical Itaim. Marcio Kogan, Carolina Castroviejo. Brazil
• Catucaba minimod. MAP Arquitectos, Luciano Andrades, Matías Carballal, Rochelle Castro, Andrés Gobba, Mauricio Lopez, Silvio Machado. Brazil
• Sunroom Tia Coral. Cabinet Architecture: Solano Benitez, Gloria Cabral, Solanito Benitez. Paraguay
• Stable. 57STUDIO: Maurizio Angelini, Benjamin Oportot. Chile
• Convent House. Enrique Mora Alvarado. Ecuador
• Scaffold House. Bosch Pagès Ramon Pla i Elisabet Capdeferro. Spain
• Consolidations installed. Former convent of Santa Maria de los Reyes from Sevilla. Structural consolidation of properties of architectural interest and suitability of open spaces. Jose Morales, Sara de Giles. Spain
• School of Architecture in the Old Military Hospital in Granada. Victor Lopez Cotelo. Spain
• Recovery Caminito del Rey. Luis Machuca Santa-Cruz. Spain
• Casa1014. HARQUITECTES. Spain
• Industry electrical installations. José María Sánchez García. Spain
• Museum of Royal Collections. Luis Moreno Mansilla and Emilio Tuñón Alvarez. Spain
LIST OF WINNING PROPOSALS IN PUBLICATIONS
WINNING BOOKS
• Lina Bo Bardi. Objects and collective actions. Mara Sanchez Llorens. Editorial design. Argentina.
• A Idade Maior. Na Cultura e Tecnologia Moderna Portuguese architecture. Ana Tostões. FAUP Publicações, Faculdade de Arquitectura da Universidade do Porto. Portugal.
• Bekleidung. Costumes architecture. Oscar Rueda. Arquia Foundation. Spain.
• Utopias built. Lima Vecinales units. Sharif S. Kahatt. Editorial background Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. Peru.
• Uma Anatomia do Livro Architecture. André Tavares. Dafne Editora, Canadian Centre for Architecture. Portugal.
• HABITAR CU 60 YEARS. City University UNAM. Cristina López Sánchez Uribe Salvador Lizarraga. Editorial Coordination UNAM Faculty of Architecture. Mexico.
WINNING PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS
• Magazine Monolith. Fernando Serapião (Editor). Monolith editor. Brazil.
• Section Architecture weekly supplement El Cultural. Enrique Maluenda Encabo and Immaculate (Eds). European press S.L. Spain.
MENTION PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS
• CIRCUS IX series, "Double the world." Luis Moreno Mansilla, Luis Rojo, Emilio Tuñón. CIRCUS M.R.T. Spain
OTHER MEDIA
• Masters Collection of the Arquia Foundation (Rafael Moneo, Ricardo Bofill, Manuel Gallego, Oriol Bohigas, Antonio Fernández Alba).
