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Europe 40 Under 40 Awards, Submission, Dates, 2009
Europe 40 Under 40 Award - Architecture : Information
European Architect Awards 2009
1 Jul 2008
DUBLIN THE EUROPEAN CENTRE FOR ARCHITECTURE ART DESIGN AND URBAN STUDIES
ANNOUNCES THE 2009 "EUROPE 40 UNDER 40" AWARDS FOR YOUNG, EMERGING
ARCHITECTS, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS, AND URBAN PLANNERS— ARCHITECTURE
DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 1
In a bold attempt to identify the next, upcoming generation of European
architecture practitioners, The European Centre for Architecture,
Art, Design and Urban Studies announces the 2009 submission dates
for the European-wide Awards Program that identifies, promotes, and
exhibits the next generation of European architects under the age
of 40.
"Europe 40 Under 40" is an annual initiative that spotlights the next
generation of successful architects who will impact Europe's future
living and working environments, cities, towns, and rural areas in
the decades to come.
Sponsored by KONE Corporation and presented with The Chicago Athenaeum:
Museum of Architecture and Design, the program is open to all young
architects, landscape architects, interior architects, and urban planners
who are under the age of 40 as of December 31, 2008 and who are working
independently or in a firm or on a specific project where they are
the lead designer.
The 2009 submission deadline for ARCHITECTURE is SEPTEMBER 1, 2008.
"Europe 40 Under 40" is open to European architects who are citizens
of the European Union or in the countries of Switzerland, Norway,
Iceland, Russia, Turkey, Lichtenstein, Albania, Monico, Croatia, Andorra,
Serbia, Montenegro, Georgia, Bosnia-Hezergovina, Macedonia, Moldavia,
Belarus, Azerbaijan, Canary Islands, Faeroe Islands, and San Marino.
A total of 47 European nations.
The program is coordinated with The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture
and Design and Metropolitan Arts Press, Ltd.
“Europe 40 Under 40,” states Ioannis Karalias, Museum Vice President,
The Chicago Athenaeum, “is an annual awards program designed to celebrate
the next new talented generation of European architects. The program
is directed to support new and emerging design talent that will influence
the near future of European architectural design, thinking, and theory
with the direct result of impacting future environments and future
European and international cities. The key is to bring wider recognition
to 40 of the most promising emerging architects working in the European
Union and other countries inside Europe, fostering and encouraging
new talent and new creative thinking at the forefront of the profession
today."
Qualified architectural designers are invited to submit one-to-three
(1 to 3) projects (built or unbuilt) to be judged by a panel of distinguished
architectural practitioners, developers, architectural journalists,
educators, and critics.
Invited projects include corporate architecture, skyscrapers, institutional
projects, religious buildings, civic and political structures, planning
projects, urban renewal, restoration/renovation, residential architecture
for single family and multi-family dwellings, stores, residential
or commercial interiors, sports and transportation centers, insitutions,
parks, monuments, and public environments.
Submissions are judged on the merit of design innovation with the
emphasis of pushing the envelope beyond conventional methods and exploring
new theories, ideas, and approaches to contemporary design. Additional
criteria for evaluation includes the use of the latest building technologies,
the investigation of new materials, the incorporation of energy conservation
and environmental consciousness in design, a practical sensitivity
to the environment and to urban and rural surroundings and conditions.
The jury will select individual architects on the basis of submitted
work and the potential of their impact on the future of the profession.
The results of “Europe 40 Under 40” are announced in early 2009 and
take the form of an exhibition that will open and travel inside Europe.
The exhibition is also presented in The United States by The Chicago
Athenaeum. A catalogue accompanies the exhibition and documents the
work of the selected 40 architects.
KONE Corporation is dedicated to offer the best people flow experience
by developing and delivering solutions that enable people to move
smoothly, safely, comfortably and without waiting in buildings in
an increasingly urbanizing environment. KONE provides its customers
with industry-leading elevators, escalators and innovative solutions
for modernization and maintenance, and is one of the global leaders
in its industry. KONE’s key customers are builders, building owners,
facility managers and developers. In addition, architects and consultants
are key parties in the decision-making process regarding elevators
and escalators.
Application forms for "Europe 40 Under 40" are available at www.europeanarch.eu.
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