Dezeen announces the 93 projects that have been longlisted for this years’s Dezeen Awards The categories that include projects on sustainability include Universal Design Studio, Foster + Partners, Blond You can also find out more about the following: Fletcher Priest Architects.
Studios from 28 different countries are represented by the 93 longlisted sustainability projects. Peru, Taiwan, Austria, Israel, Norway You can also find out more about the following: Germany.
The UK has 30 longlisted entries and is followed by France with 29. US You can also find out more about the following: the Netherlands, The two teams are tied at six each.
Sustainability longlists include a low-carbon community arts space Uganda a mass-timber office building London is a city that offers a wide range of activities. a redeveloped brutalist housing estate Sheffield is a city that has a lot to offer.
The other projects on the list include a biomaterial construction block made from a sugarcane by-product, a residential building wrapped in colonnades of tree trunks You can also find out more about the following: a collection of colourful surface tiles made of paper waste.
All Dezeen Awards 2020 longlists announced this week
Dezeen Awards, in partnership With Bentley MotorsThe long-listed projects were revealed this week. The architecture, interiors You can also find out more about the following: design The longlists for the upcoming elections were released earlier this week.
The longlist of projects has been chosen from more than 4,800 entries in 94 different countries. This is the sixth edition for our award programme which honours the best in architecture, interiors, and design as well as studios and individuals who produce the most outstanding work.
Our international jury of professionals, including architects, will assess all projects longlisted in the next phase of Dezeen Awards. Chitra Vishwanath You can also find out more about the following: Koichi Takada, designers Maurizio Montalti. Piet Hein Eek.
The shortlist of projects will be determined by the judges and announced in October. The winners will be determined by a second round of judging conducted by our master juries. This will take place in November.
The six category winners will compete to win the title of overall sustainable project for the year.
Continue reading to see the complete sustainable longlist.
Sustainability in building
› 24 Public dwellings in Platja d’en BossaIbiza in Spain by 08014 Arquitectura
› Subterranean RuinsA Threshold by V Sampth Bhaskar, Kiran Mai
› Nightingale Village. Brunswick (Australia) by Austin Maynard Architects. Breathe. Clare Cousins Architects. Hayball & Kennedy Nolan
› TipaiAriane Takore Ginwala, Maharashtra (India)
› House HoinkaAtelier Kaiser Shen Architects, Bavaria (Germany).
› Nursery in Alma Palace, Paris, France, by Atelier Régis Roudil Architectes
› Children’s campus Theodoor, Jette, Belgium, by Cuypers & Q Architecten
› Layher MacropolisDessin Technical – Lima, Peru
› The Rajkumari Ratnavati Girl’s SchoolDiana Kellogg architects, Jaisalmer in India
› Forest BathGAAGA & MAAK Space in Eindhoven, The Netherlands
› 54 Social Housing IncaMallorca, Balearic Islands (Spania) by Joan J Fortuny & Alventosa Morell Architetectes
› YukinohakoKei Kaihoh Architects, Japan: Joetsu City
› Precise Acts – Hermès WorkshopsLina Ghotmeh, Architecture, Louviers (France)
› Atri, Brålanda, Sweden, by Naturvillan AB
› 32° East Arts CentreNew Makers Bureau – Kampala, Uganda
› Östermalm Hall Padel, Mölnlycke, Sweden, by Tengbom
› The Black and White BuildingLondon, UK by Waugh Thistleton architects
› Fire Station in Straubenhardt, Germany, by Wulf Architekten
› Center for Handy skillsZAV Architects – Hormuz, Iran
Moda Living is the sponsor of this category.
All projects can be found on the sustainable building longlist page.
Sustainable Renovation
› Prank Project AoyamaTokyo, Japan by AtMa
› Bafta HeadquartersBenedetti Architects, London, UK
› Villa VD, Waasmunster, Belgium, by Britsom Philips Architects
› National Youth TheatreLondon, UK by DSDHA
› The Three Little Pigs – Cork HouseMadrid, Spain by EME157
› All SaintsEPR Architects – London, UK
› EntopiaEve Waldron Design, Cambridge, UK
› Warwick CourtFletcher Priest Architects in London, UK
› OmbúFoster + Partners: Madrid
› SayeahJG Phoenix, Shantou (China)
› TakaoneKei Kaihoh architects, Tokyo, Japan
› MIT Hayden Library, Cambridge, USA, by Kennedy & Violich Architecture
› Park Hill Phase 2By Mikhail Riches
› Qing Dynasty Post Office RenovationShanghai, China – More Design Office
› Art_1 Office, Athens, Greece, by Neiheiser Argyros
› MaakleerplekLeuven, Belgium by Polo
All projects can be found on the sustainable renovation longlist page.
Sustainable interior
› EvagreenLondon, UK – Artform and Scenesmith
› Visy Recycling’s Education RoomAtelier Design, Auckland (New Zealand)
› COS BiblioteksgatanStockholm, Sweden, by COS
› Dr. Sarphatihuis AmsterdamThe Netherlands by D/DOCK
› EditLondon, UK, Elly Ward and Joe Morris
› EntopiaEve Waldron Design, Cambridge, UK
› Freitag Store ShanghaiArchitects Kooo, China
› Delatite Cellar DoorLucy Clemenger Architects, Mansfield Australia
› Corrugated Cardboard-formed Exhibition SpaceShanghai, China by Luo Studio
› BigLondon, UK – Nina+Co
› Family HomeParis, France, by Retrouvius
› Lai Zhou BarRooMoo Design Studio – Shanghai, China
› Zero RestaurantSurat, India by Studio A+S
› CoachtopiaStudio XAG in London, UK
› Our Time on EarthLondon, UK by Universal Design Studio
› Larch LoftWhittaker Parsons, London (UK),
All projects can be found on the sustainable interior longlist page.
Sustainable design (consumer)
› Gus Tori Deetz, Good Growing
› Glyph The New Raw
› Rango Ki Duniya rug Jaipur Rugs to Project Freedom Manchaha
› Biosphere Cellulose Kitchen Abi Lambert Design
› Blue Sky Lab NIO Life
› Tesoro Refillable Candle Blond
› Ruka Edge Slick Blond
› Kind Bassinet DockATot from Wild Child Stockholm
› Living Urn Studio Hendrikx & Loop Biotech
› PulpaTronics PulpaTronics
› Living Coffin Studio Hendrikx & Loop Biotech
› Ibuju Fango
› Phenomenal Fungi Monash University Department of Design and K5 Furniture
› Pix Normann Copenhagen
› Kankan Soap Dispenser Kankan, Morrama & Two Times Elliott
› Alpina Barber Osgerby is the face of Magis Spa
All projects can be found on the sustainable design (consumer) longlist page.
Sustainable design (building product)
› Alted H01 Collection by Berta Julià Sala for Alted Materials
› Armourcoat Clay Lime Plaster Armourcoat, (Clime).
› Unburnt Circular Tiles Earth Mart
› Phoenix MycoMatters Lab
› Re.Wrap Ric Frampton & ReWrap
› Erosion Mitigation Units Reef Design Lab (EMU)
› Flyt by Snøhetta
› LinoFloor xf2 Tarkett
› Mano Tom Fereday, Eco Outdoor
› A Brick for Venice Urban Radicals, AKT II & Local Works Studio
› Permeable YiBrick Yi Design
This category has been sponsored by SketchUp.
All projects can be found on the sustainable design (building product) longlist page.
Material Innovation
› Vivomer Shellworks
› Pro-Turtle by Kai-Chieh Hsueh, Yu-Ting Chen, Hsun-Yu Chang, Zhong-Wei Lin, Kai-Chu Li
› The Renu Jacket Pangaia & Evrnu
› Sugarcrete by Sugarcrete®
› Celium Polybion
› WoodenWood Disrupt Design Lab
› The Eggshell Project Manufactura
› Human Material Loop Human Material Loop by Zsofia Kolar and Leonardo Avezzano
› Herbier Project by Paula Cermeño León, Phytosphere Swiss Lab and Viviane Fontaine Paper Artist
› Colorifix The Mills Fabrica Investment Fund invested in Limited
› Casta The Matter
› Refoam By We+
› The Essence of Biocement Friedrich Gerlach, Julia Huhnholz
› Textile Tabletop Holmris and Senator Kvadrat
› Bananatex® Jersey Bananatex
All projects can be found on the material innovation longlist page.
Dezeen Awards 2023
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