Regional Holcim Awards 2020 Europe

Presenting the regional prize to Extending the Cycle - Upgrade using circular material flows, Winterthur, Switzerland (l-r): Dirk E Hebel, Member of the Academic Committee of the Holcim Foundation, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Germany; Eric Honegger, Barbara Buser, Benjamin Poignon, Pascal Hentschel, baubüro in situ, Basel and Zurich, Switzerland; Jeannette Kuo, Head of the Holcim Awards jury for Europe 2020; and Kerstin Müller, baubüro in situ.

Winner presentation to Extending the Cycle - Upgrade using circular material flows, Winterthur, Switzerland (l-r): Maria Atkinson, Chairperson of the Holcim Foundation (at podium); Dirk E Hebel, Member of the Academic Committee of the Holcim Foundation, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Germany; Eric Honegger, Kerstin Müller, Barbara Buser, and Pascal Hentschel, baubüro in situ; Jeannette Kuo, Head of the Holcim Awards jury for Europe 2020; and Benjamin Poignon, baubüro in situ.

Extending the Cycle in Winterthur, Switzerland - A building addition constructed primarily of salvaged materials. Winners: Marc Angst, Michèle Brand, Barbara Buser, Pascal Hentschel, Benjamin Poignon and Kerstin Müller, baubüro in situ, Basel, Switzerland

Winner presentation to Restoring Common Ground - Participatory design process for social cohesion, Prijedor, Bosnia & Herzegovina (l-r): Dirk E Hebel, Member of the Academic Committee of the Holcim Foundation, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Germany; Vernes Causevic, Project V Architecture, London, United Kingdom; Kemal Pervanic, Most Mira, Kevljani, Bosnia & Herzegovina; and Jeannette Kuo, Head of the Holcim Awards jury for Europe 2020, Founding Partner of Karamuk Kuo Architects, Switzerland

Winner presentation to Restoring Common Ground - Participatory design process for social cohesion, Prijedor, Bosnia & Herzegovina (l-r): Vernes Causevic, Project V Architecture, London, United Kingdom; and Kemal Pervanic, Most Mira, Kevljani, Bosnia & Herzegovina.

Winner presentation to Restoring Common Ground - Participatory design process for social cohesion, Prijedor, Bosnia & Herzegovina (l-r): Maria Atkinson, Chairperson of the Holcim Foundation (at podium); Dirk E Hebel, Member of the Academic Committee of the Holcim Foundation, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Germany; Vernes Causevic, Project V Architecture, London, United Kingdom; Kemal Pervanic, Most Mira, Kevljani, Bosnia & Herzegovina; and Jeannette Kuo, Head of the Holcim Awards jury for Europe 2020, Founding Partner of Karamuk Kuo Architects, Switzerland.

Restoring Common Ground in Prijedor, Bosnia & Herzegovina - A rehabilitation project creating space for peace-building activities. Winners: Vernes Causevic, Project V Architecture, London, United Kingdom, and Kemal Pervanic, Most Mira, Kevljani, Bosnia & Herzegovina

Winner presentation to Towering Virtuoso - Carbon neutral cultural center precinct, Skellefteå, Sweden (l-r): Dirk E Hebel, Member of the Academic Committee of the Holcim Foundation, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Germany; Robert Schmitz and Oskar Norelius, White arkitekter, Stockholm, Sweden; and Jeannette Kuo, Head of the Holcim Awards jury for Europe 2020, Founding Partner of Karamuk Kuo Architects, Switzerland

Winner presentation to Towering Virtuoso - Carbon neutral cultural center precinct, Skellefteå, Sweden (l-r): Maria Atkinson, Chairperson of the Holcim Foundation (at podium); Dirk E Hebel, Member of the Academic Committee of the Holcim Foundation, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Germany; Robert Schmitz and Oskar Norelius, White arkitekter, Stockholm, Sweden; and Jeannette Kuo, Head of the Holcim Awards jury for Europe 2020, Founding Partner of Karamuk Kuo Architects, Switzerland.

Towering Virtuoso in Skellefteå, Sweden - A new cultural center with a carbon-neutral profile. Winners: Oskar Norelius and Robert Schmitz, White arkitekter, Stockholm, Sweden

Data Propelled in Hamburg, Germany - A data-driven design to achieve environmental and economic sustainability. Winner: David Benjamin, The Living, New York, USA

Winner presentation for Integrated Big Box - Adapted megastore for the inner city, Vienna, Austria (l-r): Dirk E Hebel, Member of the Academic Committee of the Holcim Foundation, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Germany; Carmen Hottinger, querkraft architekten, Vienna, Austria; Veronica Felber; and Jeannette Kuo, Head of the Holcim Awards jury for Europe 2020, Founding Partner of Karamuk Kuo Architects, Switzerland

Winner presentation for Integrated Big Box - Adapted megastore for the inner city, Vienna, Austria (l-r): Maria Atkinson, Chairperson of the Holcim Foundation (at podium); Dirk E Hebel, Member of the Academic Committee of the Holcim Foundation; Carmen Hottinger, querkraft architekten, Vienna, Austria; Veronica Felber; and Jeannette Kuo, Head of the Holcim Awards jury for Europe 2020.

Integrated Big Box in Vienna, Austria - A project promoting new sustainable design practices in the inner city of Vienna. Winners: Jakob Dunkl, Carmen Hottinger and team, querkraft architekten, Vienna, Austria

Winner presentation for Resource Circulation - Urban infrastructure integrated into a natural landscape, Bordeaux, France (l-r): Dirk E Hebel, Member of the Academic Committee of the Holcim Foundation, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Germany; Chamss Arouise, BOM architecture, Paris, France; and François Petry, CEO of Lafarge France

Winner presentation for Resource Circulation - Urban infrastructure integrated into a natural landscape, Bordeaux, France (l-r): Maria Atkinson, Chairperson of the Holcim Foundation (at podium); Dirk E Hebel, Member of the Academic Committee of the Holcim Foundation, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Germany; Chamss Arouise, BOM architecture, Paris, France; François Petry, CEO of Lafarge France; and Jeannette Kuo, Head of the Holcim Awards jury for Europe 2020 (at podium).

Resource Circulation in Bordeaux, France - A visionary urban development project triggering new sustainable dynamics. Winners: Teams of BOM, FUSO, and HAME architects, Paris, France

Winner presentation for Rural Catalyst - Farmhouse conversion and aged care facility, Siewiller, France (l-r): François Petry, CEO of Lafarge France; Florent Revel, N01 architecture, Strasbourg, France; Dirk E Hebel, Member of the Academic Committee of the Holcim Foundation, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Germany; and Jeannette Kuo, Head of the Holcim Awards jury for Europe 2020, Founding Partner of Karamuk Kuo Architects, Switzerland

Winner presentation for Rural Catalyst - Farmhouse conversion and aged care facility, Siewiller, France (l-r): Maria Atkinson, Chairperson of the Holcim Foundation (at podium); François Petry, CEO of Lafarge France; Florent Revel, N01 architecture, Strasbourg, France; Dirk E Hebel, Member of the Academic Committee of the Holcim Foundation, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, Germany; and Jeannette Kuo, Head of the Holcim Awards jury for Europe 2020, Founding Partner of Karamuk Kuo Architects, Switzerland.

Rural Catalyst in Siewiller, France - A farmhouse conversion project to enhance social sustainability. Winner: Florent Revel, N01 architecture, Strasbourg, France

Presenting the Holcim Awards winners from Europe - Jeannette Kuo, Head of the Holcim Awards jury for Europe 2020 and Founding Partner of Karamuk Kuo Architects, Switzerland.

Next Generation 1st prize ex aequo winner Javier Estebala Alández, architect, Madrid, Spain for Accumulating Shelter in Spain – Dune reconstructive bayside infrastructure.

Next Generation 1st prize ex aequo winner Accumulating Shelter in Spain – Dune reconstructive bayside infrastructure by Javier Estebala Alández, architect, Madrid, Spain.

Next Generation 1st prize ex aequo winner Yufei He, architect and scientific assistant, ETH Zurich, Switzerland for Thermal Processor in Switzerland – Waste energy recovery for residential use.

Next Generation 1st prize ex aequo winner Thermal Processor in Switzerland – Waste energy recovery for residential use by Winner: Yufei He, architect and scientific assistant, ETH Zurich, Switzerland.

Next Generation 1st prize ex aequo winner Annik Keoseyan, architect and urban designer, Mexico City, Mexico for Transforming Collectivity in Belgium – Community housing for socially empowered living.

Next Generation 1st prize ex aequo winner Transforming Collectivity in Belgium – Community housing for socially empowered living by Annik Keoseyan, architect and urban designer, Mexico City, Mexico.

Next Generation 1st prize ex aequo winner Shneel Malik, architect & biodesign researcher, Bio-Integrated Design Lab, Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, London, United Kingdom for Tessellated Cleansing from the United Kingdom – Bioremediation tiles for water purification.

Next Generation 1st prize ex aequo winner Tessellated Cleansing from the United Kingdom – Bioremediation tiles for water purification by Shneel Malik, architect & biodesign researcher, Bio-Integrated Design Lab, Bartlett School of Architecture, UCL, London, United Kingdom.