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- Tag der Veröffentlichung
- 18.07.2024
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- 11.12.2024
- Verfahrensart
- Offener Wettbewerb
- Zulassungsbereich
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- Teilnehmer
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- Auslober
- TerraViva S.r.l., Mailand
- Abgabetermin
- 22.11.2024
- Bekanntgabe
- 09.12.2024
1. Preis / 1st Prize
Patika
Pedro Conde, António Salgado (Portugal)
2. Preis / 2nd Prize
Through their Eyes - Experiencing Kayakoy
Luis Friederici, Hendrik Thies (Germany)
3. Preis / 3rd Prize
Ruins as Traces
Ugur Ozer Ozguven, Ergi Bozyigit, Kubra Altan, Sevgi Bodur, Demet Coskun,
Ozden Yalnizgul, Turac Sarikamis, Fırat Meliye, Vahid Farkhad, Seda Yilmaz,
Kaan Kahraman, Taha Demirors (Turkey)
Ozden Yalnizgul, Turac Sarikamis, Fırat Meliye, Vahid Farkhad, Seda Yilmaz,
Kaan Kahraman, Taha Demirors (Turkey)
Golden Mention
Open Work: an architectural strategy for Kayakoy
Freddie Phillipson (United Kingdom)
Golden Mention
Veil of ruins
Xiaotong Ma (China)
Golden Mention
Memory Walks
Romane Rebeilleau-Peyrat, Anne Lemaitre (France)
Golden Mention
Continuum
Beatrice Maggi, Matteo Miranda (Italy)
Golden Mention
The unBUILT Archive
Raj Kansara, Jayant Negi, Naureen Feroz (India)
Golden Mention
Chaos of the Unseen
Charles-Antoine Lauzon, Alexandre Boisvert (Canada)
Golden Mention
The Dust Settles
Haonan Zhang, Yabing Deng, Jingyao Wang, Yu Duan (China)
Golden Mention
Echoes Re-imagined
Polen Yurtan, Alperen Basak (Turkey)
Golden Mention
SILENT WITNESS
Buğrahan Miraç Eser, Hande Eser (Turkey)
Golden Mention
The Quake: An Open-Air Museum in Kayaköy
Maria Shantsueva, Ilya Mordvintsev, Vadim Pochernin, Valeria Bilenko,
Aleksandra Galkina, Liubov Ivanova, Andrey Gorin, Maksim Stretskis (Russia)
Aleksandra Galkina, Liubov Ivanova, Andrey Gorin, Maksim Stretskis (Russia)
Honorable Mention
FIGUS VITAE
Ece Oner, Elcin Akyol (Turkey)
Honorable Mention
Hiking History
Zihan Ye (China)
Honorable Mention
Thread Softly
Turker Naci Saylan, Basak Gunalp, Monica Di Salvo (Netherlands)
Honorable Mention
Living Memories
Anne Marie Galmstrup, Rory Browne, Matteo Armenante, Juliet Aston (Denmark, England, Italy)
Honorable Mention
Çerçeveli
Hugo Lamarche, Brice Grégoire (France)
Honorable Mention
Healing Trauma: Kayaköy Open-Air Museum and Research Center
Nikos Dikas, Maria Kousidou, Artemis Karagiannidi, Alexios Koulouras,
Giorgos Drosos, Giorgos Rafail Theodoridis (Greece)
Giorgos Drosos, Giorgos Rafail Theodoridis (Greece)
Honorable Mention
KAYAKÖY: A Chronicle of Coexistence
Noel Jaskolla, Anton Botcharow, Gianlucca Blenk, Paul Heberle, David Stoll (Germany, Austria)
Honorable Mention
Palimpsest
Recep Cetin, Ayse Feyza Karakoc (Turkey)
Honorable Mention
Reroot Kayaköy
Irem Sezer, Alp Esassolak, Bilgehan Duman (Turkey)
Honorable Mention
Chronotopos
Aykan Aras, Kutay Kaynak, Taylan Özgür Aksoy, Can Kayaaslan (Turkey)
Verfahrensart
Offener Architekturwettbewerb
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Der Wettbewerb stellt eine neue Gestaltungsaufgabe dar, die dem derzeitigen Status der „Geisterstadt“, der dem verlassenen Dorf Kayaköy (Türkei) zugeschrieben wird, entgegenwirken soll.
Mit dem Entwurf eines geeigneten Freilichtmuseums zielt „Living Ruins“ darauf ab, Projekte zu sammeln, die zur Erhaltung und Aufwertung eines solch mystischen Ortes beitragen können. Die Umwandlung dieses eindrucksvollen architektonischen Komplexes in eine blühende Ausstellung inmitten der mediterranen Landschaft könnte ein neues Kapitel für die Zukunft der Stadt einläuten.
In einem historischen Moment, in dem der Massentourismus die beliebtesten Orte verwüstet, kann dieser Wettbewerb als eine Gelegenheit gesehen werden, nicht nur eine nachhaltigere Art des Besuches einer solchen Stätte zu fördern, sondern auch ein innovatives und völlig einzigartiges Museumserlebnis anzubieten.
Competition assignment
The competition represents a new design challenge that, from its own title, attempts to counteract the current status of “Ghost Town” attributed to the abandoned village of Kayaköy (Turkey).
Through the design of a proper open-air museum, “Living Ruins” aims to collect projects capable of guaranteeing the conservation and revalorisation of such a mystical site. The transformation of this suggestive architectural complex into a thriving exhibition immersed in the Mediterranean landscape may open a new chapter for the future of the town.
In a historic moment in which mass tourism is wreaking havoc on the most popular locations, this competition can be seen as an opportunity not only to promote a more sustainable way of visiting a site, but also to offer an innovative and completely unique museum experience.
Jury
Kumru Arapgirlioglu (Ankara, Turkey) | Bilkent University
Ángel Cerezo Cerezo (Barcelona, Spain) | Cream Estudio
Yujin Cao (Boston, United States) | Bruner/Cott Architects
Viviano Villarreal Buerón (Monterrey, Mexico) | Mass Operations
Dino Delotavo (Sydney, Australia) | i2C Architects
Paraskevi Doumpa (Athens, Greece)| Stipo
Giacomo Gallo (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) | New Environments
Hatice Karaca (Ankara, Turkey) | Bilkent University
Weitere Informationen zu allen Gewinner*innen finden Sie unter /
More information about all winners can be found at:
www.terravivacompetitions.com/living-ruins-competition-results-2024
Offener Architekturwettbewerb
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Der Wettbewerb stellt eine neue Gestaltungsaufgabe dar, die dem derzeitigen Status der „Geisterstadt“, der dem verlassenen Dorf Kayaköy (Türkei) zugeschrieben wird, entgegenwirken soll.
Mit dem Entwurf eines geeigneten Freilichtmuseums zielt „Living Ruins“ darauf ab, Projekte zu sammeln, die zur Erhaltung und Aufwertung eines solch mystischen Ortes beitragen können. Die Umwandlung dieses eindrucksvollen architektonischen Komplexes in eine blühende Ausstellung inmitten der mediterranen Landschaft könnte ein neues Kapitel für die Zukunft der Stadt einläuten.
In einem historischen Moment, in dem der Massentourismus die beliebtesten Orte verwüstet, kann dieser Wettbewerb als eine Gelegenheit gesehen werden, nicht nur eine nachhaltigere Art des Besuches einer solchen Stätte zu fördern, sondern auch ein innovatives und völlig einzigartiges Museumserlebnis anzubieten.
Competition assignment
The competition represents a new design challenge that, from its own title, attempts to counteract the current status of “Ghost Town” attributed to the abandoned village of Kayaköy (Turkey).
Through the design of a proper open-air museum, “Living Ruins” aims to collect projects capable of guaranteeing the conservation and revalorisation of such a mystical site. The transformation of this suggestive architectural complex into a thriving exhibition immersed in the Mediterranean landscape may open a new chapter for the future of the town.
In a historic moment in which mass tourism is wreaking havoc on the most popular locations, this competition can be seen as an opportunity not only to promote a more sustainable way of visiting a site, but also to offer an innovative and completely unique museum experience.
Jury
Kumru Arapgirlioglu (Ankara, Turkey) | Bilkent University
Ángel Cerezo Cerezo (Barcelona, Spain) | Cream Estudio
Yujin Cao (Boston, United States) | Bruner/Cott Architects
Viviano Villarreal Buerón (Monterrey, Mexico) | Mass Operations
Dino Delotavo (Sydney, Australia) | i2C Architects
Paraskevi Doumpa (Athens, Greece)| Stipo
Giacomo Gallo (Amsterdam, The Netherlands) | New Environments
Hatice Karaca (Ankara, Turkey) | Bilkent University
Weitere Informationen zu allen Gewinner*innen finden Sie unter /
More information about all winners can be found at:
www.terravivacompetitions.com/living-ruins-competition-results-2024
Living Ruins
Organizers
TerraViva S.r.l.
Via Vallazze 109
Milano, MI 20131
Italy
Introduction
Living Ruins – Architecture Competition
The competition represents a new design challenge that, from its own title, attempts to counteract the current status of “Ghost Town” attributed to the abandoned village of Kayaköy (Turkey).
Through the design of a proper open-air museum, “Living Ruins” aims to collect projects capable of guaranteeing the conservation and revalorisation of such a mystical site. The transformation of this suggestive architectural complex into a thriving exhibition immersed in the Mediterranean landscape may open a new chapter for the future of the town.
In a historic moment in which mass tourism is wreaking havoc on the most popular locations, this competition can be seen as an opportunity not only to promote a more sustainable way of visiting a site, but also to offer an innovative and completely unique museum experience.
Eligibility
The competition is open to students, architects, designers, urbanists, engineers, artists, makers, activists and anyone interested in the architectural design.
Schedule
Registration Opens on July 17th, 2024
Projects Submission Deadline on November 22nd, 2024
Winners Announcement on December 9th, 2024
Prizes
7.000 € in Prizes
10 Golden Mentions: 250 € each
10 Honourable Mentions: coupon for a free competition
30 Finalists: published on TerraViva channels
More information and registration at
