Venice - Results

Venice CityVision Competition focused on the revealing of the urban context as a newly launched syntax of diverse terms. If one imagines the existing area as the creational canvas then on a mixture of Baroque and Renaissance fragments, one is invited to propose an original dialogue, an advanced element, as if inserting a new exhibit in an ever-existing museum. Aiming to highlight the intense water border, that divides the vertical body of the city in two parts – above and underneath it -  the proposals given should reinterpret the symbiosis, the antithesis or even the collaboration of the three parts: the lower and upper urban segments, as well as the in-between limit. If the particular case of the city of Venice would be translated verbally as a live microcosm in constant – yet discreet – change, then as focal point of the competition stands the element of a delicate motion. This specific urban example is appointed, one one hand, to represent a moving city – concerning the as-said phenomenon of sinking – but also a city in which the transportations are being executed in a special way. Architects, engineers and all kind of creational artists are invited to participate in a competition that attempts to answer the following questions: How can a subtle city movement be expressed through a design proposal? And how one may develop his work according to a vertical or horizontal axe? JURY PANEL BJARKE INGELS (BIG Architects)  Copenhagen / New York Jury President, NERI OXMAN (Material Ecology)  New York, ELENA MANFERDINI (Atelier Manferdini)  Los Angeles, MARIA LUDOVICA TRAMONTIN (Università di Cagliari)  Cagliari, BOSTJAN VUGA(Sadar Vuga)  Ljubljana.
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VENICE FIRST PRIZE // Venice

Venice is stolen from the lagoon. A constant struggle of men stealing fragments of ground ...

Result: 8.0
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VENICE SECOND PRIZE // Venice

  To talk about Venice is to talk about everything – and in particular of the ...

Result: 7.6

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ASYLUM

  We need to meditate and ask… John Ruskin’s “The Lamp of Memory” in his book ...

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