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AND THE WINNERS ARE.....

Announcement of WINNERS ARCHIPRIX International
Montevideo 2009
The world's best graduation projects – architecture – urban design – landscape architecture

WINNERS for the Hunter Douglas Awards (in alphabetical order of project name)
09_deeply rooted tree designed by Pasqual Herrero Vicent - Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain
Deviational space designed by Espen Folgerø - Bergen School of Architecture, Norway
Maja Turg: a market for Tallinn designed by Max Rink - Delft University of Technology, faculty of architecture, The Netherlands
MArchitecture designed by Ryo Kitazawa - Tokai University, department of Architecture and Building Engineering Kanagawa, Japan
Markerpark designed by Sander Lap - Rotterdam Academy of Architecture and Urban Design, The Netherlands
Metropolitan Markets designed by Matthew Murphy - University of Edinburgh, department of Architecture, Scotland (UK)
Regional Museum of Mine site: North Chili designed by Tomás Garcia de la Huerta -Universidad del Desarolla Aquitectura Santiago, Chili
Tokyo Littoral Art Center designed by Kazuaki Hattori - University of Tokyo, department of Architecture, faculty of Engineering, Japan.

The international jury reviewed all submitted projects and selected 24 nominations and 8 winners. Jury: Salvador Schelotto (Dean farq, UdelaR, Uruguay), Mario Schjetnan (Mexico), Anne Lacaton (France), Juan Herreros (Spain), Sou Fujimoto (Japan).

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photo: fltr Kazuaki Hattori, Tomás Garcia de la Huerta, Ryo Kitazawa, Espen Folgerø, Matthew Murphy and Max Rink