La competencia más importante del mundo por el diseño sostenible.
Jeannette Kuo encabezará el jurado de los Premios LafargeHolcim
para Europa en 2020
Un jurado de nueve expertos encabezados por Jeannette Kuo, socia fundadora de Karamuk Kuo Architects (Suiza), evaluará las entradas en la 6ª edición de los Premios Internacionales LafargeHolcim para la región de Europa. Los premios buscan proyectos reales, así como ideas audaces que combinen soluciones de construcción sostenible con excelencia arquitectónica. La competencia ofrece un total de USD 2 millones en premios y está abierta para participar hasta el 25 de febrero de 2020.
En Europa, el jurado incluye a Jeannette Kuo (Jefa), así como a Kristiaan Borret, Arquitecta en Jefe de la Región de Bruselas-Capital (Bélgica); Nuno Brandão Costa, fundador de Brandão Costa Arquitectos (Portugal); Eva Pfannes, directora de Ooze Architects (Países Bajos); Sergei Tchoban, jefe de la oficina de arquitectura SPEECH y socio gerente de Tchoban Voss Architekten (Rusia / Alemania); y Alexandre Theriot, socio fundador y arquitecto de BRUTHER (Francia / Suiza).
El jurado estará complementado por miembros del Comité Académico de la Fundación LafargeHolcim Marilyne Andersen, profesora de Tecnologías de Construcción Sostenible, Instituto Federal Suizo de Tecnología de Lausana (Suiza) y Dirk Hebel, profesor de Construcción Sostenible, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (Alemania), junto con Christophe Levy, Director de R&D Construction Solutions, en representación del Centro de Innovación LafargeHolcim (Francia).
Organizado por el Instituto Federal Suizo de Tecnología de Lausana (Suiza), una universidad asociada de la Fundación LafargeHolcim, el jurado clasificará las presentaciones utilizando los cinco "temas objetivo" para la construcción sostenible: cubriendo la innovación y la transferibilidad (progreso), los estándares éticos y la inclusión social (personas), recursos y desempeño ambiental (planeta), viabilidad económica y compatibilidad (prosperidad) e impacto contextual y estético (lugar).
La competencia de Premios está abierta hasta el 25 de febrero de 2020 y reconoce proyectos y conceptos de arquitectura, ingeniería, planificación urbana, ciencia de materiales, tecnología de construcción y campos relacionados. Una guía completa "paso a paso" explica los criterios de evaluación e ilustra cómo participar en la competencia en www.lafargeholcim-awards.org
Desde 2003, la Fundación LafargeHolcim avanza el discurso sobre la construcción sostenible principalmente a través de sus Premios, la competencia más importante del mundo para el diseño sostenible. La Fundación es una iniciativa de LafargeHolcim, el líder mundial en materiales y soluciones de construcción.
The world’s most significant competition for sustainable design
Jeannette Kuo to head LafargeHolcim Awards jury for Europe in 2020
A jury of nine experts headed by Jeannette Kuo, Founding Partner of Karamuk Kuo Architects (Switzerland), will evaluate entries in the 6th International LafargeHolcim Awards for the region of Europe. The Awards seek real projects as well as bold ideas that combine sustainable construction solutions with architectural excellence. The competition offers a total of USD 2 million in prize money and is open for entries until February 25, 2020.
In Europe, the jury includes Jeannette Kuo (Head), as well as Kristiaan Borret, Chief Architect of the Brussels-Capital Region (Belgium); Nuno Brandão Costa, Founder of Brandão Costa Arquitectos (Portugal); Eva Pfannes, Director at Ooze Architects (Netherlands); Sergei Tchoban, Head of SPEECH architectural office and Managing Partner at Tchoban Voss Architekten (Russia/Germany); and Alexandre Theriot, Founding Partner and Architect at BRUTHER (France/Switzerland).
The jury will be complemented by members of the Academic Committee of the LafargeHolcim Foundation Marilyne Andersen, Professor of Sustainable Construction Technologies, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (Switzerland) and Dirk Hebel, Professor of Sustainable Construction, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (Germany), together with Christophe Levy, Director of R&D Construction Solutions, representing the LafargeHolcim Innovation Center (France).
Hosted by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (Switzerland), an associated university of the LafargeHolcim Foundation, the jury will rank submissions using the five “target issues” for sustainable construction: covering innovation and transferability (progress), ethical standards and social inclusion (people), resource and environmental performance (planet), economic viability and compatibility (prosperity), and contextual and aesthetic impact (place).
The Awards competition is open for entries until February 25, 2020 and recognizes projects and concepts from architecture, engineering, urban planning, materials science, construction technology, and related fields. A comprehensive “Step-by-step” guide explains the evaluation criteria and illustrates how to enter the competition at www.lafargeholcim-awards.org
Since 2003, the LafargeHolcim Foundation advances the discourse on sustainable construction mainly through its Awards, the world’s most significant competition for sustainable design. The Foundation is an initiative of LafargeHolcim, the global leader in building materials and solutions.
The jury will be complemented by members of the Academic Committee of the LafargeHolcim Foundation Marilyne Andersen, Professor of Sustainable Construction Technologies, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (Switzerland) and Dirk Hebel, Professor of Sustainable Construction, Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (Germany), together with Christophe Levy, Director of R&D Construction Solutions, representing the LafargeHolcim Innovation Center (France).
Hosted by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (Switzerland), an associated university of the LafargeHolcim Foundation, the jury will rank submissions using the five “target issues” for sustainable construction: covering innovation and transferability (progress), ethical standards and social inclusion (people), resource and environmental performance (planet), economic viability and compatibility (prosperity), and contextual and aesthetic impact (place).
The Awards competition is open for entries until February 25, 2020 and recognizes projects and concepts from architecture, engineering, urban planning, materials science, construction technology, and related fields. A comprehensive “Step-by-step” guide explains the evaluation criteria and illustrates how to enter the competition at www.lafargeholcim-awards.org
Since 2003, the LafargeHolcim Foundation advances the discourse on sustainable construction mainly through its Awards, the world’s most significant competition for sustainable design. The Foundation is an initiative of LafargeHolcim, the global leader in building materials and solutions.
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