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- 03.02.2023
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- 15.06.2023
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EU /EWR
- Teilnehmer
- Architekt*innen, Historiker*innen, Archäolog*innen etc.
- Auslober
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COAC (Architects’ Association of Catalonia)
AADIPA (Association of Architects for the Defence and Intervention in Architectural Heritage) - Bewerbungsschluss
- 30.03.2023
- Preisverleihung
- 01.06.2023
Award | Built Heritage category
Project: Restoration of Berlin’s Neue Nationalgalerie
David Chipperfield Architects (UK)
David Chipperfield Architects (UK)
Award | Exterior Spaces category
Project: The ecological restoration of the garden of
El Tanque Cultural Space, in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Architect Fernando Menis
El Tanque Cultural Space, in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Architect Fernando Menis
Award | Urban Planning category
Project: The regeneration of the Gràcia neighbourhoods
of Barcelona
Jornet Llop Pastor Arquitectes office in conjunction with the
Department of Urban Planning of Barcelona City Council
of Barcelona
Jornet Llop Pastor Arquitectes office in conjunction with the
Department of Urban Planning of Barcelona City Council
Award | Disclosure category
Project: “La vie en kit, une aventure architecturale”
Architect and filmmaker Elodie Degavre (Belgium)
Architect and filmmaker Elodie Degavre (Belgium)
New European Bauhaus Special Mention
Project: The conversion of an office building in Sant Feliu de Llobregat into
an emergency social housing unit of 34 dwellings
MIM-A office (of the architects Mariona Benedito and Martí Sanz)
an emergency social housing unit of 34 dwellings
MIM-A office (of the architects Mariona Benedito and Martí Sanz)
New European Bauhaus Special Mention
Project: The Master Plan for the Integrated Restoration of the
Neighbourhood of Las Flores in A Coruña
Architectural firm Territoris XLM and BCQ Arquitectura
Neighbourhood of Las Flores in A Coruña
Architectural firm Territoris XLM and BCQ Arquitectura
Restoration Special Mention
Project: The restoration project of the Gruuthusemuseum in Bruges, Belgium
B-juxta architecten office
B-juxta architecten office
Project: Wintercircus Mahy, Ghent, Belgium
Atelier Kempe Thill, aNNo architects, Baro Architecture, SUM Project
Atelier Kempe Thill, aNNo architects, Baro Architecture, SUM Project
Project: Bijloke Concert Hall, Ghent, Belgium
DRDH Architects, Julian Harrap Architects
DRDH Architects, Julian Harrap Architects
Project: City Hall of Antwerp, Belgium
HUB, Origin, Bureau Bouwtechniek
HUB, Origin, Bureau Bouwtechniek
Project: Unió de Cooperadors, Gavà, Spain
Meritxell Inaraja
Meritxell Inaraja
Project: Last Chance for a Slow Dance, Larrabetzu, Spain
behark
behark
Project: Gasworks Area, Stockholm, Sweden
Sweco
Sweco
Project: Rec Comtal in Vallbona Barcelona, Spain
Carles Enrich Studio
Carles Enrich Studio
Project: Space “Viewpoint Aljibes”, Álora, Espain
WaterScales arquitectos
WaterScales arquitectos
Project: De Meelfabriek - Renovated Factory Masterplan, Leiden, The Netherlands
Studio Akkerhuis Architects
Studio Akkerhuis Architects
Project: Ecodistricte la Mercedes, Barcelona, Spain
Batlleiroig
Batlleiroig
Project: Barri de Las Flores, A Coruña, Spain
Territoris XLM BCQ Arquitectura
Territoris XLM BCQ Arquitectura
Project: KANAL: THINKING / #1, Bruxelles, Belgium
Atelier Kanal. Editors: Stephen Bates An Fonteyne
Atelier Kanal. Editors: Stephen Bates An Fonteyne
Project: El Tanque Cultural Space. History of a Citizen ́s Battle for Art, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain
Asociación Cultural de Amigos del Espacio Cultural El Tanque
Asociación Cultural de Amigos del Espacio Cultural El Tanque
Project: Documentary The Secrets of the Abastos Market in
Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Ruth Varela
Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Ruth Varela
Project: The Escandinavia Project, Aarhus, Denmark
Andriette Ahrenkiel, Sara López Arraiza, Nacho Ruiz Allén
Andriette Ahrenkiel, Sara López Arraiza, Nacho Ruiz Allén
Verfahrensart
Award / Auszeichnung
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Die Ausschreibung für die sechste Ausgabe des European Award AHI, einer Veranstaltung, die in erster Linie darauf abzielt, qualitativ hochwertige Initiativen in allen Bereichen des architektonischen Erbes auszuzeichnen und ihre Verbreitung zu fördern, ist eröffnet.
Dieser alle zwei Jahre verliehene Preis, der gemeinsam mit dem COAC (College of Architects of Catalonia) organisiert wird, ist vom 19. Dezember 2022 bis zum 30. März 2023 für die Online-Anmeldung geöffnet. Diese Ausgabe ist wieder ein Aufruf zur Teilnahme an alle Experten, die sich mit Eingriffen in das architektonische Erbe befassen - Architekten, Architekturbüros, Stadtplaner, Historiker, Archäologen... -, deren Arbeit in Europa im Zeitraum zwischen dem 1. Januar 2016 und dem 31. Dezember 2022 durchgeführt wurde und die die Anforderungen der 4 Kategorien erfüllt, in die der Preis unterteilt ist: Gebautes Erbe, Außenräume, Stadtplanung und Offenlegung.
Die internationale Jury, die sich aus einem Gremium von Experten zusammensetzt, die sich auf dem Gebiet der Interventionen im Bereich des architektonischen Erbes bewährt haben, wählt die Preisträger und Finalisten jeder Kategorie sowie 15 bzw. 10 Projekte in den Kategorien Gebautes Erbe und Außenräume aus, um eine größere Anzahl von Werken sichtbar zu machen. Darüber hinaus wird zum dritten Mal in Folge eine besondere Erwähnung für Restaurierung an ein Werk vergeben, das sich aus technischer und methodischer Sicht durch Qualität, Präzision und Respekt auszeichnet.
Die offizielle Preisverleihung findet wie jedes Jahr im Rahmen der Internationalen Biennale für Eingriffe in das architektonische Erbe statt. Diese Veranstaltung, die von der Leitung des Preises in Zusammenarbeit mit dem COAC und der Generalitat de Catalunya organisiert wird, soll im Juni 2023 zum sechsten Mal in Barcelona stattfinden.
Competition assignment
The call for the sixth edition of the European Award AHI is open, an event whose primary purpose is to recognise high-quality initiatives in all aspects of architectural heritage and to promote their dissemination.
This biennial award, jointly organized with the COAC (College of Architects of Catalonia), opens for online registration from December 19, 2022 to March 30, 2023. This edition, once again, is a call for participation to all those experts related to interventions in architectural heritage –architects, architectural firms, town planners, historians, archaeologists...– whose work has been carried out within Europe during the period between January 1, 2016 and December 31, 2022, and which meets the requirements of the 4 categories into which the Award is divided: Built heritage, Exterior spaces, Urban planning, and Disclosure.
The international jury, comprised of a committee of experts with a proven track record in the field of intervention in Architectural Heritage, will be in charge of selecting the winners and finalists of each category, as well as 15 and 10 projects in the categories of Built Heritage and Exterior Spaces, respectively, with the aim of giving visibility to a greater number of works. Furthermore, for the third consecutive year, a Special Mention for Restoration will be given to the work that, from a technical and methodological perspective, stands out for its quality, precision, and respect.
The official awards ceremony will take place within the scope of the International Biennial for Architectural Heritage Intervention, as it does every year. This event, organized by the Award’s management in conjunction with the COAC and the Generalitat de Catalunya, is set to take place for the sixth time in June 2023 in Barcelona.
Jury
The European Award appoints an international jury in each edition.
A committee of experts with an accredited trajectory in the field of intervention in Architectural Heritage.
- Built heritage
Dikkie Scipio, Kaan Architecten. Netherlands
Kimmo Lintula, K2S Architects. Finland
Susana Valbuena, Rodríguez Valbuena Arquitectos. Spain
- Exterior spaces
Chris Rankin, rankinfraser. United Kingdom
Maria Viñé, Neuland Architektur. Switzerland
Pasqual Herrero, el fabricane de espheras. Spain
- Urban planning
Sara Bartumeus. Spain
Carlo Atzeni. Italy
Maria Chiara Tosi. Italy
- Disclosure
Verena von Beckerath, Heide & von Beckerath. Germany
Devi Kituashvili, MUA Architecture & Placemaking. Georgia
Nicola Regusci, Cities Connection Project. Switzerland
- Special Restoration Mention
Pedro Rodríguez Cantalapiedra, Spain
with the management team of the Award: Ramon Calonge, Oriol Cusidó, Marc Manzano, Jordi Portal
- Special New European Bauhaus Mention
Marcos Ros, representative of the European Parliament
with the management team of the Award: Ramon Calonge, Oriol Cusidó, Marc Manzano, Jordi Portal
Weitere Informationen zu allen Gewinnern finden Sie unter /
More information about all winners can be found at:
eu-architecturalheritage.org/en/european-award/winners
Award / Auszeichnung
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Die Ausschreibung für die sechste Ausgabe des European Award AHI, einer Veranstaltung, die in erster Linie darauf abzielt, qualitativ hochwertige Initiativen in allen Bereichen des architektonischen Erbes auszuzeichnen und ihre Verbreitung zu fördern, ist eröffnet.
Dieser alle zwei Jahre verliehene Preis, der gemeinsam mit dem COAC (College of Architects of Catalonia) organisiert wird, ist vom 19. Dezember 2022 bis zum 30. März 2023 für die Online-Anmeldung geöffnet. Diese Ausgabe ist wieder ein Aufruf zur Teilnahme an alle Experten, die sich mit Eingriffen in das architektonische Erbe befassen - Architekten, Architekturbüros, Stadtplaner, Historiker, Archäologen... -, deren Arbeit in Europa im Zeitraum zwischen dem 1. Januar 2016 und dem 31. Dezember 2022 durchgeführt wurde und die die Anforderungen der 4 Kategorien erfüllt, in die der Preis unterteilt ist: Gebautes Erbe, Außenräume, Stadtplanung und Offenlegung.
Die internationale Jury, die sich aus einem Gremium von Experten zusammensetzt, die sich auf dem Gebiet der Interventionen im Bereich des architektonischen Erbes bewährt haben, wählt die Preisträger und Finalisten jeder Kategorie sowie 15 bzw. 10 Projekte in den Kategorien Gebautes Erbe und Außenräume aus, um eine größere Anzahl von Werken sichtbar zu machen. Darüber hinaus wird zum dritten Mal in Folge eine besondere Erwähnung für Restaurierung an ein Werk vergeben, das sich aus technischer und methodischer Sicht durch Qualität, Präzision und Respekt auszeichnet.
Die offizielle Preisverleihung findet wie jedes Jahr im Rahmen der Internationalen Biennale für Eingriffe in das architektonische Erbe statt. Diese Veranstaltung, die von der Leitung des Preises in Zusammenarbeit mit dem COAC und der Generalitat de Catalunya organisiert wird, soll im Juni 2023 zum sechsten Mal in Barcelona stattfinden.
Competition assignment
The call for the sixth edition of the European Award AHI is open, an event whose primary purpose is to recognise high-quality initiatives in all aspects of architectural heritage and to promote their dissemination.
This biennial award, jointly organized with the COAC (College of Architects of Catalonia), opens for online registration from December 19, 2022 to March 30, 2023. This edition, once again, is a call for participation to all those experts related to interventions in architectural heritage –architects, architectural firms, town planners, historians, archaeologists...– whose work has been carried out within Europe during the period between January 1, 2016 and December 31, 2022, and which meets the requirements of the 4 categories into which the Award is divided: Built heritage, Exterior spaces, Urban planning, and Disclosure.
The international jury, comprised of a committee of experts with a proven track record in the field of intervention in Architectural Heritage, will be in charge of selecting the winners and finalists of each category, as well as 15 and 10 projects in the categories of Built Heritage and Exterior Spaces, respectively, with the aim of giving visibility to a greater number of works. Furthermore, for the third consecutive year, a Special Mention for Restoration will be given to the work that, from a technical and methodological perspective, stands out for its quality, precision, and respect.
The official awards ceremony will take place within the scope of the International Biennial for Architectural Heritage Intervention, as it does every year. This event, organized by the Award’s management in conjunction with the COAC and the Generalitat de Catalunya, is set to take place for the sixth time in June 2023 in Barcelona.
Jury
The European Award appoints an international jury in each edition.
A committee of experts with an accredited trajectory in the field of intervention in Architectural Heritage.
- Built heritage
Dikkie Scipio, Kaan Architecten. Netherlands
Kimmo Lintula, K2S Architects. Finland
Susana Valbuena, Rodríguez Valbuena Arquitectos. Spain
- Exterior spaces
Chris Rankin, rankinfraser. United Kingdom
Maria Viñé, Neuland Architektur. Switzerland
Pasqual Herrero, el fabricane de espheras. Spain
- Urban planning
Sara Bartumeus. Spain
Carlo Atzeni. Italy
Maria Chiara Tosi. Italy
- Disclosure
Verena von Beckerath, Heide & von Beckerath. Germany
Devi Kituashvili, MUA Architecture & Placemaking. Georgia
Nicola Regusci, Cities Connection Project. Switzerland
- Special Restoration Mention
Pedro Rodríguez Cantalapiedra, Spain
with the management team of the Award: Ramon Calonge, Oriol Cusidó, Marc Manzano, Jordi Portal
- Special New European Bauhaus Mention
Marcos Ros, representative of the European Parliament
with the management team of the Award: Ramon Calonge, Oriol Cusidó, Marc Manzano, Jordi Portal
Weitere Informationen zu allen Gewinnern finden Sie unter /
More information about all winners can be found at:
eu-architecturalheritage.org/en/european-award/winners
Press releases by the Architectural Heritage Intervention (AHI)
THE REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR THE 6TH EDITION OF
THE EUROPEAN AWARD AHI –Architectural Heritage Intervention –
EXTENDED UNTIL MARCH 30TH, 2023
The 6th edition of the European Award AHI –Architectural Heritage Intervention–, a biennial contest organized with the COAC (Architects’ Association of Catalonia), the purpose of which is to distinguish quality interventions in heritage and contribute to their dissemination, will remain open until March 30th, 2023 at 24:00 (GMT +1).
THE EUROPEAN AWARD AHI
INCORPORATES THE “NEW EUROPEAN BAUHAUS” SPECIAL MENTION INTO ITS SIXTH EDITION
A new Special Mention dedicated to emphasizing the ideas of sustainability, beauty, and inclusion defended and advocated by the New European Bauhaus has been added in this sixth edition of the European Award AHI (Architectural Heritage Intervention). This new award derives from the competition's synergies with the European Union, which established the initiative in 2020 with the goal of enhancing citizens' lives by putting culture at the centre of European policies.
A new accolade has been added to the AHI (Architectural Heritage Intervention) European Award, which will be accessible for registration until March 30, 2023. In this sixth edition, in addition to the prizes awarded in the four existing categories: Built Heritage, Exterior Spaces, Planning and Dissemination and the Special Mention for Restoration, the New European Bauhaus NEB Special Mention is presented, promoted by the European Green Pact signed in 2020 in the European Union.
This European Green Pact aims to connect society with its living spaces, rethinking homes, neighbourhoods and cities. Consequently, the New European Bauhaus Special Mention will be given to the work presented that, in its approach to heritage, provides interventions that prioritize ideals such as sustainability, aesthetics, or inclusion.
Those responsible for awarding the New European Bauhaus (NEB) Special Mention will be the directors of the Award, the architects Ramon Calonge, Oriol Cusidó, Marc Manzano and Jordi Portal, together with the MEP Marcos Ros. Holding a PhD in Architecture from the Complutense University in Madrid, he is Professor of Urbanism at the Polytechnic University of Cartagena and, as a representative of the European Parliament, promoter of the New European Bauhaus program.
JURY
As for the jury of the Award, and as in previous editions, the panel comprises architects and professionals from the sector with substantial experience in the field of intervention in architectural heritage. Some members of this panel were former winners and finalists in the previous call for the AHI European Award 2021.
In the Built Heritage Category, the jury includes the architect Dikkie Scipio, a partner in the Belgian architecture studio Kaan Architecten, winners in this category in the previous edition with the Royal Museum of Fine Arts (KMSKA), located in Antwerp. Kimmo Lintula, a partner of the Finnish architecture firm K2S Architects and professor at the Aalto University School of Art, Design and Architecture in Finland. Lastly, Susana Valbuena Rodriguez, founder in 2004 of the studio Rodríguez Valbuena Architects in León (Spain), from where she works on projects connected to different disciplines related to urban planning, environment, building and intervention in architectural heritage.
The projects entered in the Exterior Spaces Category, will be evaluated by the architect Chris Rankin, a founding partner of the Scottish studio rankinfraser landscape architecture and professor at the University of Edinburgh, at Kingston University in London and at L'École nationale supérieure de paysage in Versailles. The architect and landscape designer Maria Viñé Landia, founding partner of the firm Neuland Architektur Landschaft Gmbh based in Zurich, whose recent works have featured the Rehabilitation of the Katzensee lido in Zurich or Among gardens in Winterthur. And the third member is the architect Pasqual Herrero Vincent from the architecture cooperative El Fabricante de Espheras in Valencia, authors of the Plaza de la Sinagoga, which won this category in the previous edition.
In the Urban Planning category, the jury is made up of the Catalan Sara Bartumeus, landscape architect co-founder of the Renau Bartumeus studio and Associate Professor of Architecture at the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign. The Italian architect Carlo Atzeni, Architectural Professor in DICAAR at the University of Cagliari (Sardinia). And the third member of the panel is the Italian Maria Chiara Tosi, professor of Urban Planning at the Iuav University of Venice, from where she also coordinates the research cluster CityLab.
Finally, in the Dissemination category, Devi Kituashvili, founder of the studio Mua Architecture&Placemaking based in Tbilisi (Georgia), will participate. Verena von Beckerath, the German architect and co-founder of the firm Heide & von Beckerath, winner of the Award in 2021 in this category with her project "Two Houses". The third member of the jury is the Swiss architect Nicola Regusci, co-founder of The Cities Connection Project (CCP), an initiative that aims to connect cities with their architecture.
To select the Special Mention for Restoration, together with the directors of the Award, Ramon Calonge, Oriol Cusidó, Marc Manzano and Jordi Portal, the architect Pedro Rodriguez Cantalapiedra, Special Mention for Restoration ex-aequo in 2021 with his work Tower of the Church of Santa María Magdalena in Matapozuelos (Valladolid) will also participate.
Architectural Heritage Intervention (AHI)
The AHI platform contributes to the revaluation of Architectural Heritage and includes a European-scale Award, an international Biennial, a digital Archive and, a debate Forum. AHI is committed to an active and continuous dissemination policy. AHI understands and disseminates architectural heritage from a plural and contemporary perspective.
6th edition of the European Award AHI -Architectural Heritage Intervention-
About the Award
The call for the sixth edition of the European Award AHI is now open, an event whose primary purpose is to recognise high-quality initiatives in all aspects of architectural heritage and to promote their dissemination.
This biennial award, jointly organized with the COAC (College of Architects of Catalonia), opens for online registration from December 19, 2022 to March 30, 2023. This edition, once again, is a call for participation to all those experts related to interventions in architectural heritage –architects, architectural firms, town planners, historians, archaeologists...– whose work has been carried out within Europe during the period between January 1, 2016 and December 31, 2022, and which meets the requirements of the 4 categories into which the Award is divided: Built heritage, Exterior spaces, Urban planning, and Disclosure.
The international jury, comprised of a committee of experts with a proven track record in the field of intervention in Architectural Heritage, will be in charge of selecting the winners and finalists of each category, as well as 15 and 10 projects in the categories of Built Heritage and Exterior Spaces, respectively, with the aim of giving visibility to a greater number of works. Furthermore, for the third consecutive year, a Special Mention for Restoration will be given to the work that, from a technical and methodological perspective, stands out for its quality, precision, and respect.
The official awards ceremony will take place within the scope of the International Biennial for Architectural Heritage Intervention, as it does every year. This event, organized by the Award’s management in conjunction with the COAC and the Generalitat de Catalunya, is set to take place for the sixth time in June 2023 in Barcelona.
More information and registration at
