2017 Finalists
Collective housing
Ely Court
EUmies Awards 2017
Architecture finalists
Alison Brooks Architects
Alison Brooks
Ely Court is a 44 dwelling residential development within the South Kilburn Estate Regeneration Masterplan in the London Borough of Brent. Ely Court forms part of Phase 1 of the Regeneration Programme.
The scheme delivers a mixture of single and double storey dwellings with 40% made available to existing South Kilburn Estate social tenants.EUmies Awards Architecture & Emerging
Culture
Katyn Museum
EUmies Awards 2017
Architecture finalists
BBGK Architekci Sp. z o. o. · Jerzy Kalina · Maksa Sp. z o.o.
Jan Belina-Brzozowski – architect · Konrad Grabowiecki – architect · Jerzy Kalina – installations, sites-specific · Krzysztof Lang – coordinator · In strictly alphabetical order:
Katyn Museum is there to commemorate a painful episode of Polish history which took place during the World War II when over a twenty thousands of Polish military officers and state officials were brutally murdered by the Soviet Secret Police.
EUmies Awards Architecture & Emerging
Mixed use – Cultural & Social
Kannikegården
EUmies Awards 2017
Architecture finalists
Lundgaard & Tranberg Architects
Lene Tranberg · Boje Lundgaard
Kannikegården in Ribe, Denmark’s best preserved medieval city, is on the main square, just across the city cathedral. The simple brick clad volume hovers above the city floor to expose an open ground floor with a 1000-year-old brick ruin integrated within. The ruin as well as the modern cladding convey stories of cultural and historical heritage.
EUmies Awards Architecture & Emerging
Culture
The Rivesaltes Memorial Museum
EUmies Awards 2017
Architecture finalists
Rudy Ricciotti
Rudy Ricciotti
The Rivesaltes Memorial – Neither oblivion nor forgiveness
EUmies Awards Architecture & Emerging