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The International Architecture Awards 2019 THE INTERNATIONAL 2019 ARCHITECTURE AWARDS INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE 2019 AWARDS JURY FOR AWARDS 2019 DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE VILNIUS GEDIMINAS TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY VILNIUS, LITHUANIA Arnoldas Gabrėnas Architect and Associate Professor Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Rūta Leitanaitė Architecture Curator and Critic President Architecture Association of Lithuania Kęstutis Lupeikis Architect and Painter Liutauras Nekrošius Dean School of Architecture Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Audrius Novickas Artist Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Almantas Samalavičius Professor at the School of Architecture Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Architecture and Urbanism (Routledge) and Lituanus (Chicago) THE EUROPEAN CENTRE Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies THE CHICAGO ATHENAEUM Museum of Architecture and Design 1 INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2019 Check List Page One LUOYUAN ANGLICAN CHURCH fernandez&serres Client: Judith Neilson Luoyuan, China | 2019 Client: Ville de Cannes Contractor: Infinity Construction Architects: INUCE·Dirk U. Moench General Contractor: GCC Photographers: The Guthrie Project Design Team: Joshua Cubero, Yuanquan Engineers: Assystem EOS Gao, Shenming Lü, and Jason Chen Photographers: Stéphane Aboudaram / WE DAY STREET APARTMENTS Client: Luoyuan Anglican Congregation ARE CONTENT(S) Sydney, New South Wales, Australia | 2017 Structural Engineers: CCBA DI Architects: Tzannes Photographers: Shikai, Dengxie Xiang, CIVIC LINK Associate Architects: Loftex INUCE Parramatta, New South Wales, Client: Loftex Australia | 2017 General Contractor: Hamilton Marino BORDEAUX BELCIER: REDVELOPMENT Architects: SJB + ASPECT Studios Builders AND EXTENSION OF SAINT-JEAN Client: City of Parramatta Photographers: Katherine Lu RAILWAY STATION Photographer: SJB and ASPECT Studios Bordeaux, France | 2017 MUSEUM GARAGE Architects: AREP SACHI HOUSE Miami, Florida, USA | 2018 Associate Architects: SNCF Gares Shizuoka, Japan | 2017 Architects: J. MAYER.H und Partner, & Connexions Architects: NOSIGNER Architekten mbB, Clavel Arquitectos, Client: SNCF Gares & Connexions Associate Architects: Another Apartment K/Nicolas Buffe, WORKac and curated Project Management: SNCF - Agence Client: Kawamura Hospital by Terence Riley of K/R Duthilleul and AREP / E. Tricaud, F. General Contractor: Kawamura Hospital Client: Design District Associates Bonnefille Photographer: Kunihiko Sato General Contractor: Speirs & Major LLP Structural Engineers: MaP3 Facade Lighting Designers: Speirs + Major Photographers: 32624_OR_retouche FRITZ-HENSSLER-VOCATIONAL LLP., TK Project Manager COLLEGE Facade Metal Components / Engineers: SHANGHAI JIABEI COUNTRY PARK Dortmund, Germany | 2018 Zahner WEST VISITOR CENTER Architects: SSP AG Facade Design and Engineering: mTim Shanghai, China | 2018 Client: Stadt Dortmund Haahs, Project Manager Javier Fernandez Architects: East China Architectural General Contractor: SSP AG Photographers: Imagen Subliminal Design & Research Institute Photographers: Joerg Hempel Design Team: Yang Ming, Zhang Tianjun, GOLDEN PAGODA TEMPLE Gu Peng, Guan Hongjie, Su Chen 100 HARRIS STREET PYRMONT Singapore | 2016 Client: Shanghai Liujing Construction ADAPTIVE RE-USE Architects: AR43 Architects Pte. Ltd. & Development Co, Ltd. Sydney, Australia | 2017 Client: Golden Pagoda Buddhist Temple General Contractor: Shanghai XianDai Architects: SJB General Contractor: Conint Pte. Ltd. Architectural Design & Research Institute Client: Citi-100 Photographers: Albert KS Lim Co., Ltd. Photographers: Liu Wenyi, Guan General Contractor: Peloton Group Hongjie,Yang Ming, Zhang Tianjun Photographers: Felix Forest GATES OF LIGHT Afsluitdijk, Breezanddijk, SHELTER FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC WAVERLEY The Netherlands | 2017 VIOLENCE Palo Alto, California, USA | 2018 Architects: Studio Roosegaarde Near Location Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel | 2018 Architects: Ehrlich Yanai Rhee Client: I&W (Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure Architects: Amos Goldreich Architecture Chaney Architects and Water Management) Associate Architects: Jacobs Yaniv Architects Client: Withheld General Contractor: Rijkswaterstaat Client: No To Violence General Contractor: Matarozzi (Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and General Contractor: Efrata 2003 Ltd. Pelsinger Builders Water Management) Landscape Architects: Itamar Landscape Interior Designers; Kristy Will Design Photographers: Pim Hendriksen Architecture Ltd. Landscape Architects: Blasen Photographers: Amit Geron Landscape Architecture PRE-FAB LEARNING LANDSCAPE Photographers: Matthew Millman, Staten Island, New York, USA | 2016 THE WORLD EXPO MUSEUM Joe Fletcher Architects: Louise Braverman Architect Shanghai, China | 2017 Client: Staten Island Community Architects: East China Architectural BUNJIL PLACE Charter School Design & Research Institute Narre Warren, Victoria, Australia | 2017 General Contractor: T. Fox Contracting Inc. Design Team: Wang Xiao'an, Yang Ming, Liu Architects: fjmt Photographers: Louise Braverman Architect Haiyang, Yu Nan, Zhu Liyuan, Yu Wenhui. Client: City of Casey Client: The World Expo Museum General Contractor: Multiplex Australasia HEYUAN NEW LIBRARY General Contractor: Shanghai Structural Engineers: Taylor Heyuan Guangdong, China | 2017 Construction No. 4 Thomson Whiting Architects: IAPA Photographers: Shao Feng Photographers: Trevor Mein, John Gollings, Client: Heyuan Library Glenn Hester, Nicole England, General Contractor: Guangdong ECOLE COMMUNALE Andrew Chung Changshen Building Group JACQUELINE DE ROMILLY Photographers: Zeng Zhe Aix en Provence, France | 2018 DANGROVE Architects Stéphane Fernandez Architecte Sydney, New South Wales, Australia | 2018 Associate Architects: SARL atelier Architects: Tzannes 2 INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2019 Check List Page One NIPPON KAIJI KENTEI KYOKAI Photographers: Büşra Yeltekin Photographer: Adam Gibson and HEADQUARTERS Gannawarra Shire Council Tokyo, Japan | 2018 139 SCHULTZ Architects: Takenaka Corporation Mexico City, Mexico | 2018 MEMORIAL FOR THE ESTONIAN VICTIMS Client: Nippon Kaiji Kentei Kyokai, Architects: CPDA Arquitectos OF COMMUNISM Incorporated Association Client: MOCAA Arquitectos Tallinn, Estonia | 2018 General Contractor: Takenaka Corporation General Contractor: MOCAA Arquitectos Architects: Arhitektuuribüroo JVR, Ninja Photographers: Noboru Inoue Photographers: Jaime Navarro Soto Stuudio, Stuudio Truus Client: Riigi Kinnisvara AS CROSSTOWN CONCOURSE INCHEON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT General Contractor: HAART Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | 2017 TERMINAL 2 EXPANSION Photographers: Arne Maasik and Martin Architects: Looney Ricks Kiss Incheon, Republic of Korea | 2017 Spilane Associate Architects: DIALOG Architects: SAMOO Architects & Engineers Associate Architects: Spatial Affairs Bureau Client: Incheon International Airport TERMALIJA FAMILY WELLNESS Client: Crosstown Development LLC. Corporation (IIAC) Podčetrtek, Slovenia | 2018 General Contractor: Grinder, Contractor: N/A Architects: ENOTA Taber & Grinder, Inc. Photographers: SAMOO Architects & Client: Terme Olimia Structural Engineers: Structural Engineers General Contractors: Adriaing d.o.o./ Design Group Tipo / Lesnina Landscape Architects: Hood Design Studio NATIONAL MUSEUM OF WORLD Structural Engineers: Ivan Ramšak s.p. Photographers: Nicholas McGinn, Aerial WRITING Photographers: Miran Kambi Innovations, Chad Mellon, and Jamie Incheon, Republic of Korea | 2017 Harmon Architects: SAMOO Architects & Engineers PRIMARY SCHOOL BUILDING VINCI Client: Ministry of Culture, Sports and Suhr, Switzerland | 2017 BAVILION Tourism Architects: pool Architekten Garhshankar, Punjab, India | 2018 Photographers: SAMOO Architects & Client: Municipality of Suhr Architects: Studio Ardete Pvt. Ltd. Engineers General Contractor: Eichenberger Client: Doaba Public School Architekten General Contractor: B.N.K. Dome Archi THE IAN POTTER CHILDREN’S WILD Photographers: Ralph Feiner Photographers: Purnesh Dev Nikhanj PLAY GARDEN Sydney, New South Wales, Australia | 2017 LIANZHOU MUSEUM OF PHOTOGRAPHY OUR LADY OF FÁTIMA CHAPEL Architects: ASPECT Studios (Landscape Lianzhou, Qingyuan, Guangdong, Idanha-a-Nova, Portugal | 2017 Architect / Public Domain) China | 2017 Architects: Plano Humano Arquitectos Associate Architects: Sam Crawford Architects: O-office Architects Client: Corpo Nacional de Escutas Architects (Architect for the Client: Lianzhou Museum of Photography General Contractor: IdeaWood Amenities Building) General Contractor: Lianzhou Construction Photographers: João Morgado Client: Centennial Park and Moore Structural Engineers: Wan Shuqi Park Trust VI Design: another design LUNE DE SANG PAVILION General Contractor: Design Landscapes Photographers: Chaos Z, Chen Xiaotie Northern Rivers of NSW, New South Photographer: Brett Boardman Wales, Australia | 2017 CRLAND ARCHIVE LIBRARY Architects: CHROFI PENGUIN PARADE VISITOR CENTRE Shenzhen, Guangdong, China | 2017 Client: Andy & Deirdre Plummer, XLX Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia | 2017 Architects: Studio Link-Arc General Contractor: Cedar Creek Architects: TERROIR Client: China Resources Group Construction Client: Phillip Island Nature Parks General Contractor: CRC Construction Structural Engineers General Contractor: Kane Construction Company Limited Company Photographers: Brett Boardman Photographer: Doug & Wolf Site Structural Engineers: Yoshinori Nito Photographs and Kane Construction Engineering and Design MAITLAND RIVERLINK Photographers: Shengliang Su Maitland, New South Wales, Australia | 2018 FEDERATION
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