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The students’ contributions attracted a great deal of attention, not only for their thematic variety, but also for their conceptual ingenuity. The works demonstrated great creativity and almost poetic sensitivity to the environmental constraints and material applications. The jury’s choice of winning entries was made no easier by the outstanding level of innovation demonstrated within this category.
The victorious project, “Copperopolis industrial park and museum in Tawe Valley, Swansea” was a final undergraduate project submitted by Thomas Gibb of the Welsh School of Architecture in Cardiff.
Karin Bierlich and Jörg Hehne of Freiburg received a merit award for their project “Coastal bridge with restaurant, waiting room and ticket office in Heiligendamm”.
Maarten van den Brandhof and Thomas Moulis of Montpellier were also awarded a project prize for their work “Mauguio swamp structures”.
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