Sharing Awards pride with stakeholders in Argentina

Holcim Argentina honors global Ideas prizewinners and hosts lectures by Angelo Bucci in Córdoba and Buenos Aires

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    Global Holcim Awards Ideas prize handover – “Territorial Roof” in Argentina

    Presenting the Global Holcim Awards Ideas prize (l-r): Mariela Marchisio, Universidad National de Córdoba; Angelo Bucci, University of São Paulo, Ideas prize winners Juan Cruz Serafini and Tomás Pont; and Carlos Espina, Holcim Argentina.

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    Global LafargeHolcim Awards Ideas prize handover – “Territorial Roof” in Argentina

    Winners of the Ideas prize (l-r): Juan Cruz Serafini and Tomás Pont for “Tidal Energy Landscape”, an infrastructure project for the generation of electric power based on tidal currents in Punta Loyola in Argentina.

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    Global LafargeHolcim Awards Ideas prize handover – “Territorial Roof” in Argentina

    Angelo Bucci (Brazil), head of the LafargeHolcim Awards jury Latin America 2017 discussed the global prize-winning student project as well as the differences between building codes and regulations in Brazil, Argentina and Switzerland based on examples from his architecture practice.

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    Global LafargeHolcim Awards Ideas prize handover – “Territorial Roof” in Argentina

    Discussing the Ideas prize winner (l-r): Angelo Bucci, Head of the LafargeHolcim Awards jury Latin America 2017 and architecture professor at the University of São Paulo and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, with Alejandro Cohen, architecture professor at Universidad National de Córdoba.

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    Global LafargeHolcim Awards Ideas prize handover – “Territorial Roof” in Argentina

    Celebrating the Global Ideas prize on behalf of Stefano Romagnoli (l-r): Alejandro Cohen, Universidad National de Córdoba, the parents of Stefano Romagnoli; Angelo Bucci, University of São Paulo; and Carlos Espina, Holcim Argentina.

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    Global LafargeHolcim Awards Ideas prize handover – “Territorial Roof” in Argentina

    Celebrating the Global Ideas prize (l-r): parents of Stefano Romagnoli and Carlos Espina, Holcim Argentina.

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    Global LafargeHolcim Awards Ideas prize handover – “Territorial Roof” in Argentina

    The operational company of LafargeHolcim in Argentina celebrated the winning team at an event with customers, representatives of professional organizations and authorities, as well as the media.

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    Global LafargeHolcim Awards Ideas prize handover – “Territorial Roof” in Argentina

    Presenting the Global LafargeHolcim Awards Ideas prize (l-r): Carlos Espina, CEO of Holcim Argentina with prizewinners Juan Cruz Serafini and Tomás Pont.

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    Global LafargeHolcim Awards Ideas prize handover – “Territorial Roof” in Argentina

    Carlos Espina, CEO of Holcim Argentina, emphasized the overall importance of sustainability in the building industry and the according commitment of LafargeHolcim on global and local levels.

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    Global Holcim Awards Ideas prize handover – “Territorial Figure” in Argentina

    Presenting the Global Holcim Awards Ideas prize (l-r): Mariela Marchisio, Universidad National de Córdoba; Angelo Bucci, University of São Paulo, Ideas prize winners Juan Cruz Serafini and Tomás Pont; and Carlos Espina, Holcim Argentina.

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    Global LafargeHolcim Awards Ideas prize handover – “Territorial Roof” in Argentina

    Angelo Bucci (Brazil), head of the LafargeHolcim Awards jury Latin America 2017 discussed the global prize-winning student project as well as the differences between building codes and regulations in Brazil, Argentina and Switzerland based on examples from his architecture practice.

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    Global LafargeHolcim Awards Ideas prize handover – “Territorial Roof” in Argentina

    Carlos Espina, CEO of Holcim Argentina, emphasized the overall importance of sustainability in the building industry and the according commitment of LafargeHolcim on global and local levels.

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    Global LafargeHolcim Awards Ideas prize handover – “Territorial Roof” in Argentina

    Discussing the Ideas prize winner (l-r): Angelo Bucci, Head of the LafargeHolcim Awards jury Latin America 2017 and architecture professor at the University of São Paulo and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, with Alejandro Cohen, architecture professor at Universidad National de Córdoba.

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    Angelo Bucci lecture at Universidad de Palermo

    By invitation of Holcim Argentina, Angelo Bucci also lectured at Universidad de Palermo (UP) and at the Professional Council of Architects & Urbanism in Buenos Aires – where students have spent the last semester analyzing his work and built models of his works.

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    Angelo Bucci lecture at Universidad de Palermo

    Angelo Bucci was introduced by Fernando Diez, Editorial Director of Summa+, Professor of Urbanism at UP, and member of the LafargeHolcim Awards jury for region Latin America in 2008, 2014 & 2017.

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    Angelo Bucci lecture at Universidad de Palermo

    By invitation of Holcim Argentina, Angelo Bucci (center) lectured at Universidad de Palermo (UP) – pictured with UP students in an exhibition of eight models of iconic buildings by Bucci.

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    Angelo Bucci lecture at Universidad de Palermo

    By invitation of Holcim Argentina, Angelo Bucci also lectured at Universidad de Palermo (UP) and at the Professional Council of Architects & Urbanism in Buenos Aires – where students have spent the last semester analyzing his work and built models of his works.

Two of the four most recent LafargeHolcim Awards Next Generation prizes for Latin America were conferred to teams from the Universidad National de Córdoba (UNC). The team that won the regional Next Generation 1st prize with their “Tidal Energy Landscape” project were also recipients of an Global Ideas prize selected by the Global LafargeHolcim Awards jury 2018, chaired by Alejandro Aravena (Chile).

Last updated: October 04, 2018 Córdoba, Argentina

Two of the four most recent LafargeHolcim Awards Next Generation prizes for Latin America were conferred to teams from the Universidad National de Córdoba (UNC). The team that won the regional Next Generation 1st prize with their “Tidal Energy Landscape” project were also recipients of an Global Ideas prize selected by the Global LafargeHolcim Awards jury 2018, chaired by Alejandro Aravena (Chile).

The Global Ideas prize was handed-over to project authors Juan Cruz Serafini and Tomás Pont at an event organized by Holcim Argentina to coincide with a national trade fair in Córdoba. The third project author, Stefano Romagnoli, is studying in the USA and was represented by his parents.

The operational company of LafargeHolcim in Argentina celebrated the winning team at an event with customers, representatives of professional organizations and authorities, as well as the media. Carlos Espina, CEO of Holcim Argentina, emphasized the overall importance of sustainability in the building industry and the according commitment of LafargeHolcim on global and local levels. Mariela Marchisio, Dean of Architecture, and Alejandro Cohen, architecture professor at UNC, both expressed their pride in the international success achieved by their students.

A18GLipAR-Handover-Bucci.jpgAngelo Bucci (Brazil, pictured left), head of the LafargeHolcim Awards jury for Latin America in 2017 and architecture professor at the University of São Paulo and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, discussed the global prize-winning student project as well as the differences between building codes and regulations in Brazil, Argentina and Switzerland based on examples from his architecture practice. By invitation of Holcim Argentina, Bucci also lectured at Palermo University and at the Professional Council of Architects & Urbanism in Buenos Aires – highlighting the contribution of the LafargeHolcim Awards to promoting sustainable design and construction not only with students and young practitioners, but also along the entire value chain of the industry.

The Academic Committee of the LafargeHolcim Foundation stated that “Tidal Energy Landscape”, an infrastructure project for the generation of electric power based on tidal currents in Punta Loyola in Argentina, “offers exciting and novel ideas within a proposal that is not yet fully exploited.” The project authors were rewarded with a two-year Research in Practice Grant by the LafargeHolcim Foundation to further develop their ideas while pursuing their individual professional careers.