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JULIEN DE SMEDT E [email protected] Principal Director, Founder Architect MAA BIOGRAPHY Julien De Smedt is the founder and director of JDS Architects based in Copenhagen, with offices in Brussels and Oslo. A designer and architect whose work is known in Europe and abroad, Julien’s commitment to the exploration of new architectural models and programs has helped to re-energize the discussion of architecture in Denmark with projects such as the VM Housing Complex, Maritime Youth House and Stavanger Concert Hall. Born in Brussels to French art enthusiast Jacques Léobold and Belgian artist Claude De Smedt, Julien attended schools in Brussels, Paris, and Los Angeles before receiving his diploma from the Bartlett School of Architecture. Before founding JDS Architects, Julien worked with OMA, Rotterdam and co-founded in well known architecture firm PLOT in Copenhagen. Among other awards and recognitions, Julien received the Henning Larsen Prize in 2003 and an Eckersberg medal in 2005. In 2004 the Stavanger Concert Hall was appointed World’s Best Concert Hall at the Venice Biennale, and the Maritime Youth House won the AR+D award in London and was nominated for the Mies van der Rohe award. In 2007 Julien also won a large international competition for the new Holmenkollen Skijump in Oslo, and in 2008 he won the Kalvebod Brygge competition in Copenhagen. Julien has been a guest professor at Rice University in Houston, Texas and the University of Kentucky. Among other places, Julien has also lectured at the Sendai Mediatheque in Japan, the Architectural Association of Ireland, the Tate Modern in London, the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion in Barcelona, the Pavillon de l’arsenal in Paris, the McGill University in Montreal, Yale University in New Haven, and both SciArc and USC in Los Angeles. Julien’s work has been exhibited in numerous locations around the world, such as Copenhagen, Toronto, Paris, New York City, and Sao Paulo. The first monograph of JDS Architects, entitled PIXL TO XL, was published by Damdi in December 2007 and is currently available. MAJOR PROJECTS BIRKEGADE/ 900 M2, Penthouse Apartment and Roof Terrace, Copenhagen, Denmark, Commission, Completion 2010 KALVEBOD BRYGGE / 8 000 M2, Waterfront Development, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1st prize - Completion 2010 TOUR & TAXIS / 50 000 M2, Mixed-Use Towers, Office, Hotel and Retail, Brussels, Belgium ORDOS 100 - BIG BROTHER’S HOUSE/ 1 000 M2, Residential House, Inner Mongolia, Commission - Completion 2011 NEW HOLMENKOLLEN BEACON / 32 000 M2, Ski-Jump & Stadium, Oslo, Norway, 1st prize - Completion 2011 SHENZHEN / 3 800 000 M2, Urban Development with 1,111 m tall tower, Shenzhen, China RIMINI WATERFRONT / 72 000 M2, Retail, Park and Hotel, Rimini, Italy THE ICEBERG / 21 600 M2, Mixed-Use Development, Aarhus, Denmark, Completion 2011 HUA XI CITY CENTRE / 17 000 M2, Development with Retail, Gallery, Youth & Senior Centre, Auditoria, Guiyang, China TWIRL HOUSE / 511 M2, 10 Luxury Residences, Ao-Di, Taiwan KATHARINENQUARTIER / 21 000 M2, Mixed-Use Residential and Office, Katharine Quarter in Hamburg, Germany DUBLIN DOCKLANDS HARBOUR BATH / 5 000 M2, Public Bath in Grand Canal Basin, Dublin, Ireland “ZIG-ZAG” STAVANGER TOWERS / 20 000 M2, Residential Towers, Stavanger, Norway TWO SEASONS HOTEL / 8 500 M2, Hotel, Stavanger, Norway CHEONGA INTERNATIONAL CITY TOWER / 400 M Tall Tower, Cheonga, Korea BARCELONA ENCANTS / 34 000 M2, Public Market Space, Commercial and Parking, Catalonia, Barcelona, Spain ALBENGA MARINA / 120 000 M2, Marina, Commercial, Albenga, Italy MONTENEGRO WATERFRONT / 5 000 000 M2, Hotel & Residential Development, Velika Plaza, Montenegro WROCLAW MoCA / 20 000 M2, Museum of Contemporary Art, Wroclaw, Poland HOUSE OF ARTS AND CULTURE / 15 000 M2, Cultural Center, Auditorium, Gallery, Library, Beirut, Libanon MERMAID 2.0 / 100 000 M2, Mixed-Use, Hotel, Residential, Retail, Cinema, Wellness Centre RIGA ZAKUSALA / 100 000 M2, Urban Masterplan with Commercial, Residential, Hotel and Leisure, Retail, Riga, Latvia CPAS LOW ENERGY HOUSING / 40 160 M2, 350 Dwellings, Brussels, Belgium SUNDSVALL ARTS CENTRE / 12 000 M2, Theatre & Arts Centre, Sundsvall, Sweden STOCKHOLM’S GARDEN LIBRARY / 33 000 M2, Main Library Extension, Stockholm, Sweden STAVANGER CONCERT HALL / 22 000 M2, Concert Hall, Stavanger, Norway MONDRI AND ELANO HOTEL / 200 000 M2, Hotel Development, Las Vegas, United States MOUNTAIN DWELLINGS / 33 000 M2, Residential and Parking, Copenhagen, Denmark, Completed 2008 VM HOUSE / 25 000 M2, 230 Residential Units and Retail, Copenhagen, Denmark, Completed 2005 SJAKKET / 2 000 M2, Youth and Culture House, Copenhagen, Denmark, Completed 2007 THE BATTERY / 120 000 M2, Mixed-Use Urban Plan, Copenhagen, Denmark TOO PERFECT REBRANDING DENMARK / Energy Research w/ Bruce Mau Design for Danish Centre for Architecture MARITIME YOUTH HOUSE / 1 600 M2, Youth House and Boat House, Copenhagen, Denmark, Completed 2004 HELSINGØR PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITAL / 6 000 M2, Hospital Extension, Helsingør, Denmark, Completed 2006 COPENHAGEN HARBOUR BATH / 2 500 M2, Harbour Bath, Copenhagen, Denmark, Completed 2003 CV 05 PLOT website nominated at the Cannes Festival 04 AR+D Award for the Maritime Youth House 09 Maaskant Prize for Best Young Architect 2009 04 Maritime Youth House nominated for the Mies 08 Opens branch in Oslo, Norway Van Der Rohe Award 08 Judge for the European Conference of Leading 04 Maritime Youth House receives the Copenhagen Architects 2008 awards, Berlin Municipality Prize 08 Opens JDS branch office in Brussels, Belgium 04 Golden Lion for Stavanger Concert Hall, Venice 07 CPH ADD 07 - Architecture & Design Days, Biennale JDS-OUT OF OFFICE, Copenhagen, Denmark 04 European Prize for Urban Public Space, 06 Judge for the Equerre d’argent Architecture Copenhagen Harbour Bath, honorable mention Prize, Paris, FR 04 Young Architect of the Year Award, 2nd prize 06 Collaboration with Olafur Eliasson, Hz and 04 Scanorama Design Award ARUP on Mondri And Elano Hotel project for 03 Henning Larsen Prize Morgan’s Hotel Group, Las Vegas, USA 02 Nykredits Architecture Prize 06 Judge for Medailles du Gouverneur General 02 Young Architect of the Year Award, 2nd prize 2006, Canada 01 Henning Larsen Prize 05 Founder of JDS Architects, Copenhagen 01 The State Art Fund Workscholarship 03 Member of CopenhagenX Advisory Board Scholarship 01 Co-founder of PLOT, Copenhagen 00-01 OMA/Rem Koolhaas, Rotterdam EXHIBITIONS 98-00 The Bartlett, London. Diploma in Architecture with commendation in technical studies. 09 CPH ADD 2009, JDS OUT OF OFFICE, 99 Southern California Institute of Architecture Copenhagen Architecture and Design Days, (Sci-Arc), Los Angeles Copenhagen, Denmark 99 Open Office, New York 09 Beyond Media 9th Edition, VISIONS, Florence, 99 Competition on the Administrative City, Italy Brussels 09 Convergence 142, Asian Art Festival in Ordos, 97-98 OMA/Rem Koolhaas, Rotterdam Mongolia/China 96-97 Architecture School of Paris-Belleville 09 Le Passe Muraille, Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles, 96 Europan 4 competition, London Dockside Paris, France landmark site 95-96 Superior Architecture Institute of the French 09 ART Basel, ORDOS 100, Basel, Switzerland Community La Cambre, Brussels 09 World Future Energy Summit, European Future 95 Diploma of Candidate in Architecture, Superior Energy Forum, Bilbao, Spain Architecture Institute Saint Luc, Brussels 08 International Architecture Model Festival, 100 75 Born in Brussels, BE rooms - 100 models, Budapest, Hungary 08 Design Terminal Kht, Budapest, Hungary AWARDS 08 CPH ADD 2008, JDS OUT OF OFFICE, Copenhagen Architecture and Design Days, 09 Maaskant Prize for Best Young Architect 2009 Copenhagen, Denmark 09 ULI, Urban Land Institute Prize for Best in 08 N|I|C|H|E, at the Centre for Fine Arts in Residential, Mountain Dwellings Brussels, Belgium 09 Marcus Prize for Architecture Award Nominee 08 For the Road: European Design Tour, Design 09 FORUM AID Award 2009 for Mountain Dwellings Terminal, Budapest, Erzsébet Square Best in Architecture Scandinavia 08 Architects Offices, Photography Exhibition, 09 MIPIM Award for Best Residential Development, Switzerland Mountain Dwellings, Cannes Festival, France 08 11th International Architecture Biennale, Venice, Italy - Twirl House at Next-Gene 20: 09 Mies Van der Rohe Award Nominee for the Ao-Di Grand Land Architecture International Mountain Dwellings Project, Taipei 09 World Archtiecture Festival Award for Best 08 11th International Architecture Biennale, Housing, Barcelona, Spain Venice, Italy - Shenzen at Italian Pavillion 08 Træprisen - The Danish Wood Award, Denmark 08 5th European Landscape Biennial “Storm & 08 Europe 40 Under 40, Europe’s most important Stress”, Barcelona, Spain and emerging young architects and designers 08 Arc en rêve centre d’architecture, France 08 Forum AID Award, Sjakket nominated for Best 07-08 Hong Kong and Shenzhen Bi-City Biennale of Interior and Best Architecture Urbanism and Architecture, Shenzhen, China 08 Contractworld Award 2008, Sjakket for Best 07 WATERSIDES, Dal cucchiaio alla città Torino, Educational/Learning/Cultural Facility 2nd Italy Prize 07 Danish Architecture Center, JDS PIXL TO XL 07 Special Disctinction for the Harbour Bath at the book opening and exhibition, Copenhagen, IOC/IAKS AWARD 2007 (International Olympic Denmark Committee and the International Association for 07 IFHP, Future of Cities Exhibiton, Copenhagen, Sports and Leisure Facilities) Denmark 07 Helsingør Psychiatric Hospital nominated for 07 Culture of Risk, Oslo Triennale 2007, Oslo, Forum Prize Norway
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