La Biennale di Venezia - 17th International Architecture Exhibition
The Golden Lions - Awards Ceremony
At Palazzo Giustinian, headquarters of La Biennale di Venezia - The Golden Lion Awards Ceremony for the 17th International Architecture Exhibition took place. Hosted by Roberto Cicutto president of La Biennale di Venezia, curated by Hashim Sarkis entitled How Will we Live together. The international jury was composed by Kazuyo Sejima - president Japan - Sandra Barclay - Peru - Lamia Joreige - Lebanon - Lesley Lokko - Ghana-Scotland - Luca Molinari - Italy.
Roberto Cicutto and Hashim Sarkis
The Jury
Golden Lion for Best National Participation
United Arab Emirates
Wetlands
For bold experiment which encourages us to think about the relationship between waste and production at both the local and global scales, and open to new construction possibilities between craft and high technology.
Wael Al Awar - curator
Special Mention for National Participation
Russia
Open!
For sensitive and careful architectural renovation of a historical pavilion at the Giardini that opens it to its immediate surroundings and the future.
Ippolito Pestellini Laparelli - curator - Russia Pavilion
Special Mention for National Participation
Philippines
Structures of Mutual Support
For this exemplary community project that creates a rich archive and experience of collaborative construction practices.
A. Eriksson Furunes and S. Varsovia Khad
Golden Lion for Best Participation - 17th International Architecture Exhibition
How Will We Live Together
raumblaborberlin - Berlin Germany
Instances of Urban Practice
For inspiring collaborative approach that argues for participation, regeneration and collective responsibility, resulting in two projects that are a model for imaginative civic revitalization.
raumblaborberlin
Silver Lion for a Promising Young Participant
17th International Architecture Exhibition - How Will We Live Together
17th International Architecture Exhibition - How Will We Live Together
Foundation for Achieving Seamless Territory - FAST
Amsterdam - The Netherlands - New York - USA
Watermelons, Sardines, Crabs, Sands, and Sediments:
Border Ecologies and the Gaza Strip
For daring a proposal that invites us to think about divided histories, agricultural practices, rituals of daily life and the realities of settlement and occupation.
Special Mention to the Participant
17th International Architecture Exhibition - How Will We Live Together
Cave_ bureau - Nairobi Kenya
The Anthropocene Museum: Exhibit 3.0 Obsidian Rain
For an imaginative and creative exploration of one of man's oldest living environments.
Special Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement
In Memorian
17th International Architecture Exhibition - La Biennale di Venezia
Lina Bo Bardi
Italian architect - designer -scenographer - artist - critic
Lina Bo Bardi
at work at MASP meeting
Sol Camacho
director Instituto Bardi