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Renaissance Pavilion Competition, Yorkshire Forward, Architecture, Info, Building
Yorkshire Building : Great Places
RIBA Design Competition Shortlist, northern England, UK
Renaissance Pavilion Shortlist
20 Feb 2009
Arbour - Andrew Lock & Jonathan Rennie, London UK

Foundry - 67 Design, Bristol UK

Yorkshire Diamond - Various Architect, Oslo Norway

Five schemes short listed for Renaissance Pavilion competition
23 Oct 2008
Yorkshire Forward and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)
Yorkshire are delighted to announce the five short listed schemes
for the Renaissance Pavilion competition. The judging panel reviewed
87 entries, including submissions from across Europe, Japan, India,
USA and New Zealand.
The other two schemes previously selected:
Mollusc - ShedKM Architects, Liverpool UK

Yorkshire Rise - What Architecture, London UK

Competitors were invited to develop an inspirational and demountable
structure, providing flexible spaces to host community, cultural and
civic events, which will enable greater community engagement, continue
to promote the role of design quality within economic development
in the region, and promote ownership and pride in our public places.
The Renaissance Pavilion is envisaged as an exciting opportunity to
maintain the momentum and demonstrate the principles of Yorkshire
Forwards successful renaissance programme. It will build on
the approach to quality and place demonstrating the achievements of
recent renaissance projects such as the Castleford Bridge (Benedetti
+ McDowell Architects), Barnsley Digital Media Centre (Bauman Lyons
Architects) and Scarborough Promenade (LDA).
Panellist Geoff Shearcroft of AOC Architects commented; I was
delighted with the diversity of the entries and feel that we have
five high quality schemes short-listed. Demountable structures require
a particular blend of design aspiration and operational practicality,
and we feel every one of our short listed schemes can achieve this
The short-listed teams will be interviewed by the judging panel in
November to determine a winner and will be working to a tight schedule
in order to ensure the winning scheme can be completed within 12 months.
Yorkshire Forward Competition Images from RIBA 2008
Sheffield Architects
Previously: Competition Launch
16 Sep 2008
New Design Competition to create The Renaissance Pavilion for Yorkshire
A new national open design competition has been launched to find outstandingly
talented designers for the design of The Renaissance Pavilion,
a mobile, demountable structure designed to host a range of events
throughout the Yorkshire and Humber region. This competition is being
run as a partnership between Yorkshire Forward, RIBA Yorkshire and
the RIBA Competitions Office.
The Renaissance Pavilion will showcase and host events to celebrate
the ongoing investment by Yorkshire Forwards Renaissance Programme
in the regions cities, towns and rural communities and demonstrates
the continuing commitment to achieve Great Places. Great Places aims
to create high quality communities where people want to live, work
and invest and it is at the heart of the Yorkshire regional economic
strategy.
The promoters will be looking for inspiring, deliverable designs capable
of providing a flexible and unique event space allowing communities
to explore futures for their area, in their area.
The competition is open and the deadline for submission of designs
is Thursday 16th October 2008. The brief can be downloaded from www.architecture.com/competitions
Leeds Buildings
Sheffield Architecture
Bradford Architecture
County Durham buildings
Renaissance Programme
Yorkshire Forwards Renaissance programme is working across 20
towns and cities within the region to create Great Places.
The programme methodology centres on combining community engagement
with the resourcing and prioritising of design expertise, and quality
to deliver these Great Places and act as a catalyst for economic development
in the region.
Yorkshire Forward
Yorkshire Forward is the Regional Development Agency behind the economic
regeneration of Yorkshire and Humber. It aims to make a positive difference
by creating Great Places through our towns and cities, investing in
jobs, and in supporting businesses throughout the region.
Over the past year, Yorkshire Forward has created and safeguarded
more than 25,456 jobs, assisted 35,165 people in skills, created 1,231
businesses and attracted over £1 billion in investment.
Yorkshire Forwards investment across the region is maximised
by attracting European Regional Development Funding from the Objectives
One and Two programmes and the 2007-2013 Regional Competitiveness
and Employment Programmes.
RIBA Competitions Office, 6 Melbourne Street, Leeds T : ++44 (0) 113
2341335
The RIBA Competitions Office organises bespoke architectural competitions
that encourage excellence in design, offer value for money, and are
run smoothly from inception through to the appointment of a winning
design or architect/team.
Great Places represents a new approach to regeneration developed by
Yorkshire Forward based on quality of place and an understanding
that the content and process involved in the design and delivery of
a high quality built environment will raise aspirations, create and
sustain great places and contribute to higher levels of economic wellbeing.
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