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GA GLOBAL AWARD FOR SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE
honours annually five living architects who move towards sustainability
Winners 2012 are
Salma Samar Damluji (UK and Yemen)
Anne Feenstra (Afghanistan and India)
Suriya Umpansiriratana (Thailand)
Philippe Madec (France)
TYIN Architects (Yashar Handstad & Andreas G. Gjersten) (Norway)
Previous winners of the prize
2011 Shlomo Aronson (Israel), Vatnavinir (Island), Anna Heringer (Germany), Teddy Cruz (USA), Qèswachaka / Huinchiri (Peru)
2010 Snøhetta (Norway, USA), Troppo Architects (Australia), Junya Ishigami (Japan), Giancarlo Mazzanti (Colombia), Steve Baer (USA)
2009 Thomas Herzog (Germany), Sami Rintala (Norway), Diébédo Francis Kéré (Burkina Faso, Germany), Bijoy Jain, Studio Mumbaï (India), Patrick Bouchain ja Loïc Julienne (France)
2008 Fabrizio Caròla (Italy), Alejandro Aravena, Elemental (Chile), Andrew Freear, Rural Studio (USA), Philippe Samyn (Belgium), Carin Smuts (South Africa)
2007 Stefan Behnisch (Germany), Balkrishna Doshi (India), Françoise-Hélène Jourda (France), Hermann Kaufmann (Austria), Wang Shu (China)
Global Award for Sustainable Architecture
The purpose of the the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture is to honour annually a living architect who moves towards sustainability.
His work offers clear insights into the search for a rational contemporary architecture which is:
- fully in step with the ethical, civil and social concerns of today
- innovative in the areas of ecology, energy, materials and technology
- progressive in its search for new standards for both housing and public facilities
The Museum of Finnish Architecture is a member of the Scientific Board, which annually chooses the nominees for the award. Other members are the Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine (Paris), CIVA (Centre International pour la Ville, l’Architecture et le Paysage), the UIAV (Instituto Universitario di Architetture Venezia) and the International Architecture Biennale Ljublijana.
www.global-award.org
For more information please contact
programmes coordinator Kristiina Nivari
tel. +358 (0)9 8567 5114, forename.surname(a)mfa.fi
honours annually five living architects who move towards sustainability
Winners 2012 are
Salma Samar Damluji (UK and Yemen)
Anne Feenstra (Afghanistan and India)
Suriya Umpansiriratana (Thailand)
Philippe Madec (France)
TYIN Architects (Yashar Handstad & Andreas G. Gjersten) (Norway)
Previous winners of the prize
2011 Shlomo Aronson (Israel), Vatnavinir (Island), Anna Heringer (Germany), Teddy Cruz (USA), Qèswachaka / Huinchiri (Peru)
2010 Snøhetta (Norway, USA), Troppo Architects (Australia), Junya Ishigami (Japan), Giancarlo Mazzanti (Colombia), Steve Baer (USA)
2009 Thomas Herzog (Germany), Sami Rintala (Norway), Diébédo Francis Kéré (Burkina Faso, Germany), Bijoy Jain, Studio Mumbaï (India), Patrick Bouchain ja Loïc Julienne (France)
2008 Fabrizio Caròla (Italy), Alejandro Aravena, Elemental (Chile), Andrew Freear, Rural Studio (USA), Philippe Samyn (Belgium), Carin Smuts (South Africa)
2007 Stefan Behnisch (Germany), Balkrishna Doshi (India), Françoise-Hélène Jourda (France), Hermann Kaufmann (Austria), Wang Shu (China)
Global Award for Sustainable Architecture
The purpose of the the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture is to honour annually a living architect who moves towards sustainability.
His work offers clear insights into the search for a rational contemporary architecture which is:
- fully in step with the ethical, civil and social concerns of today
- innovative in the areas of ecology, energy, materials and technology
- progressive in its search for new standards for both housing and public facilities
The Museum of Finnish Architecture is a member of the Scientific Board, which annually chooses the nominees for the award. Other members are the Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine (Paris), CIVA (Centre International pour la Ville, l’Architecture et le Paysage), the UIAV (Instituto Universitario di Architetture Venezia) and the International Architecture Biennale Ljublijana.
www.global-award.org
For more information please contact
programmes coordinator Kristiina Nivari
tel. +358 (0)9 8567 5114, forename.surname(a)mfa.fi
