Extension of Victoria Palace
This international competition for the extension of Victoria Palace in Bucharest was organised by the Prime Minister Chancellery of Romania in cooperation with Ion Mincu University of Architecture and Urbanism. This site houses the head offices of the Romanian government.
This invitation-only competition, including a pre-selection stage, was approved by the International Union of Architects (UIA).
Renewable Energy Sources and Bio-Climatic Archi. (Greece)
This international competition was launched by the International Union of Architects for the 2006-2008 period on the theme of ‘Renewable Energy Sources and Bioclimatic Architecture for Shells’, to shelter people affected by natural disasters.
This was a one-stage international ideas competition.
The competition invited architects to bring together their ideas for the creation of new housing spaces in extreme and extraordinary conditions such as natural disasters, making possible a rapid and efficient settlement for affected people that could be adapted to uncommon geographic, topographic, ecological, social or political contexts.
XI Thysennkrupp Elevator Architecture Award – Tall Emblem Structure in Za’abeel Park, Dubai
The 11th edition of the Thyssenkrupp Elevator Architecture Award took place in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and concerned the Tall Emblem Structure in Za’abeel Park. This competition was organised in cooperation with the Dubai Municipality. It was promoted by one of the world’s largest elevator manufacturing companies: Thyssenkrupp Elevator.
Urban Design and Harmony of Ramses Square
Ramses Square, a site of important historical and urban value, needed much development in order to meet modern urban and traffic conditions. To achieve this goal, the Egyptian Government decided to launch an international planning & urban design competition in order to find the best solution for the square in the light of the comprehensive planning vision for Cairo city centre.
Museum of Polish History
This international project competition was organised by the Polish Minister of Culture and Heritage and the Museum of Polish History. It called for the creation of a Museum of Polish History in the city of Warsaw.
This competition was endorsed by the Association of Architects of Poland and benefitted from the approval and supervision of the International Union of Architects (UIA).
Layout of the Drava River Area in the City of Maribor
The city of Maribor was the European Capital of Culture in 2012 (“Evropska prestolnica kulture”, henceforth EPK). This nomination was considered as the opportunity for Maribor to show its cultural pulse and cultural development. In the context of preparations for the year 2012, the Municipality of Maribor prepared a spatial development project in the Drava River area of the city.
The intention was to develop an outline scheme for the central stage of the European Capital of Culture and for urban regeneration in the city over the following twenty years.