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- 05.11.2019
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- 20.06.2021
- Verfahrensart
- Award
- Zulassungsbereich
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EU /EWR
- Teilnehmer
- Architekt*innen
- Auslober
- Fondation Philippe Rotthier pour l'Architecture
- Abgabetermin
- 31.01.2021
- Preisgerichtssitzung
- 27.03.2020
- Bekanntgabe
- 19.06.2021
Verfahrensart
Award / Auszeichnung
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Der 1982 von dem Architekten Philippe Rotthier ins Leben gerufene Preis zeichnet alle drei Jahre Werke von kollektivem und kulturellem Wert aus, die regional verwurzelt sind und natürliche und nachhaltige Materialien verwenden, die sich auf den Genius der europäischen Stadt und den Dialog mit der Vergangenheit und der Geschichte stützen.
THEMA DES PREISES 2020: GENIUS LOCI - SPIRIT OF THE PLACE
Mit dem Europäischen Philippe-Rotthier-Preis 2020 werden Architekturen, Projekte und städtebauliche und ländliche Entwicklungen ausgezeichnet, die im Sinne des Stifters den Zeitgeist des Ortes aufgreifen und sich von ihm inspirieren lassen und die zur Achtung des Planeten beitragen. Mit dem Preis werden Arbeiten ausgezeichnet, die in den letzten fünf Jahren entstanden sind.
Competition assignment
Established in 1982 by the architect Philippe Rotthier, this triennial prize rewards works of collective and cultural value with regional roots and using natural and sustainable materials that draw on the genius of the European town and a dialogue with the past and with history.
THEME OF 2020 PRIZE: GENIUS LOCI – SPIRIT OF THE PLACE
The 2020 Philippe Rotthier European Prize will reward architecture, projects and urban and rural developments that, true to the wishes of its founder, are sensitive to and inspired by the spirit of the place and that contribute to respect for the planet. The Prize will reward works produced during the last five years.
Award / Auszeichnung
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Der 1982 von dem Architekten Philippe Rotthier ins Leben gerufene Preis zeichnet alle drei Jahre Werke von kollektivem und kulturellem Wert aus, die regional verwurzelt sind und natürliche und nachhaltige Materialien verwenden, die sich auf den Genius der europäischen Stadt und den Dialog mit der Vergangenheit und der Geschichte stützen.
THEMA DES PREISES 2020: GENIUS LOCI - SPIRIT OF THE PLACE
Mit dem Europäischen Philippe-Rotthier-Preis 2020 werden Architekturen, Projekte und städtebauliche und ländliche Entwicklungen ausgezeichnet, die im Sinne des Stifters den Zeitgeist des Ortes aufgreifen und sich von ihm inspirieren lassen und die zur Achtung des Planeten beitragen. Mit dem Preis werden Arbeiten ausgezeichnet, die in den letzten fünf Jahren entstanden sind.
Competition assignment
Established in 1982 by the architect Philippe Rotthier, this triennial prize rewards works of collective and cultural value with regional roots and using natural and sustainable materials that draw on the genius of the European town and a dialogue with the past and with history.
THEME OF 2020 PRIZE: GENIUS LOCI – SPIRIT OF THE PLACE
The 2020 Philippe Rotthier European Prize will reward architecture, projects and urban and rural developments that, true to the wishes of its founder, are sensitive to and inspired by the spirit of the place and that contribute to respect for the planet. The Prize will reward works produced during the last five years.
Hier ist der neue detaillierte Zeitplan:
- Einreichung der Akten: 31. Januar 2021
- Jury: 26. und 27. März 2021
- Preisverleihung: 19. Juni 2021
PHILIPPE ROTTHIER EUROPEAN PRIZE OF ARCHITECTURE 2020
THE PRIZE
Established in 1982 by the architect Philippe Rotthier, this triennial prize rewards works of collective and cultural value with regional roots and using natural and sustainable materials that draw on the genius of the European town and a dialogue with the past and with history.
THEME OF 2020 PRIZE: GENIUS LOCI – SPIRIT OF THE PLACE
The 2020 Philippe Rotthier European Prize will reward architecture, projects and urban and rural developments that, true to the wishes of its founder, are sensitive to and inspired by the spirit of the place and that contribute to respect for the planet. The Prize will reward works produced during the last five years.
REGULATIONS
RECEPTION OF ENTRIES
Entry files must be sent for the attention of
Anne-Marie Pirlot, Fonds pour l’Architecture,
55 rue de l’Ermitage, Ixelles (Belgium).
Or by e-mail: info@rotthierprize.be
Closing date: 30 April 2020
ENTRY FILE
The file in A3 format, of 20 pages maximum, should include all documents of use in understanding the work (plans, cross-sections, photographs before and after) as well as contact details of the natural person or corporate entity submitting the entry file, the name of the architect and of the contracting authority. Works entered for the prize must have been built within the last five years. Entry files must be in French or English and will not be returned.
JURY
The international jury, consisting of a dozen prominent European figures from a range of professional backgrounds, will meet on 19 and 20 June 2020 under the presidency of Maurice Culot. The final list of jury members will be posted on the website www.rotthierprize.be. The results will be announced in the press and candidates will be notified by email.
The jury will be particularly attentive to works that:
- Are locally based and are not interchangeable
- Seek to integrate rural and urban contexts and to avoid dislocation and provocation
- Make maximum possible use of natural materials and traditional and ecological methods
- Take into account local practices and customs
- Generate public spaces recognisable by all (streets, paths, avenues, squares, etc.)
- Favour a mixity of activities and limited mechanical circulation
- Reject social segregation in favour of mixed use buildings in which social housing is imperceptibly integrated
- Use land economically and the countryside sparingly
PRIZE
An amount of 35 000 euros, possibly split between several entries, is being made available to the jury by the prize founder, Philippe Rotthier.
PRIZEWINNERS, EXHIBITION AND PUBLICATION
The prize-giving ceremony will take place on Saturday 17 October 2020 in the presence of the prizewinners and prominent European personalities. It will be followed by the inauguration of the exhibition of the prizewinning and mentioned works. These will also be included in a catalogue. A touring version of the exhibition is available on request.
RIGHTS
The files and documents sent will not be returned. Candidates cede their rights to reproduction and communication of their documents to the Philippe Rotthier Foundation for Architecture.
ADDRESS
Fonds pour l’Architecture,
55 rue de l’Ermitage,
1050 Bruxelles, Belgique.
www.rotthierprize.be
CONTACT
Anne-Marie Pirlot
anne-marie.pirlot@rotthierprize.be
Marcelline Bosquillon
marcelline.bosquillon@rotthierprize.be
- Einreichung der Akten: 31. Januar 2021
- Jury: 26. und 27. März 2021
- Preisverleihung: 19. Juni 2021
PHILIPPE ROTTHIER EUROPEAN PRIZE OF ARCHITECTURE 2020
THE PRIZE
Established in 1982 by the architect Philippe Rotthier, this triennial prize rewards works of collective and cultural value with regional roots and using natural and sustainable materials that draw on the genius of the European town and a dialogue with the past and with history.
THEME OF 2020 PRIZE: GENIUS LOCI – SPIRIT OF THE PLACE
The 2020 Philippe Rotthier European Prize will reward architecture, projects and urban and rural developments that, true to the wishes of its founder, are sensitive to and inspired by the spirit of the place and that contribute to respect for the planet. The Prize will reward works produced during the last five years.
REGULATIONS
RECEPTION OF ENTRIES
Entry files must be sent for the attention of
Anne-Marie Pirlot, Fonds pour l’Architecture,
55 rue de l’Ermitage, Ixelles (Belgium).
Or by e-mail: info@rotthierprize.be
Closing date: 30 April 2020
ENTRY FILE
The file in A3 format, of 20 pages maximum, should include all documents of use in understanding the work (plans, cross-sections, photographs before and after) as well as contact details of the natural person or corporate entity submitting the entry file, the name of the architect and of the contracting authority. Works entered for the prize must have been built within the last five years. Entry files must be in French or English and will not be returned.
JURY
The international jury, consisting of a dozen prominent European figures from a range of professional backgrounds, will meet on 19 and 20 June 2020 under the presidency of Maurice Culot. The final list of jury members will be posted on the website www.rotthierprize.be. The results will be announced in the press and candidates will be notified by email.
The jury will be particularly attentive to works that:
- Are locally based and are not interchangeable
- Seek to integrate rural and urban contexts and to avoid dislocation and provocation
- Make maximum possible use of natural materials and traditional and ecological methods
- Take into account local practices and customs
- Generate public spaces recognisable by all (streets, paths, avenues, squares, etc.)
- Favour a mixity of activities and limited mechanical circulation
- Reject social segregation in favour of mixed use buildings in which social housing is imperceptibly integrated
- Use land economically and the countryside sparingly
PRIZE
An amount of 35 000 euros, possibly split between several entries, is being made available to the jury by the prize founder, Philippe Rotthier.
PRIZEWINNERS, EXHIBITION AND PUBLICATION
The prize-giving ceremony will take place on Saturday 17 October 2020 in the presence of the prizewinners and prominent European personalities. It will be followed by the inauguration of the exhibition of the prizewinning and mentioned works. These will also be included in a catalogue. A touring version of the exhibition is available on request.
RIGHTS
The files and documents sent will not be returned. Candidates cede their rights to reproduction and communication of their documents to the Philippe Rotthier Foundation for Architecture.
ADDRESS
Fonds pour l’Architecture,
55 rue de l’Ermitage,
1050 Bruxelles, Belgique.
www.rotthierprize.be
CONTACT
Anne-Marie Pirlot
anne-marie.pirlot@rotthierprize.be
Marcelline Bosquillon
marcelline.bosquillon@rotthierprize.be
