Finalists 2019
Urban planning
Skanderbeg Square
EUmies Awards 2019
Architecture finalists
51N4E · Plant en Houtgoed · Anri Sala · iRI
Anrys Johan · Persyn Freek · Sala Anri · Vandenplas Nicolas · Agolli Gent · Hollants Pieter · Peter Swinnen · Sotiria Kornaropoulou · Gust Selhorst
Skanderbeg Square—in its 2008 state—inspired a sense of awe, and possessed a
certain indefinition that created a feeling of openness. The design reorganizes the vast
ex-communist space in a simple yet radical manner, opening it up to new ways of
reading.EUmies Awards Architecture & Emerging
Mixed use – Commercial & Offices
Terrassenhaus Berlin / Lobe Block
EUmies Awards 2019
Architecture finalists
Brandlhuber+ Emde, Burlon · Muck Petzet Architekten
Arno Brandlhuber · Thomas Burlon · Markus Emde · Muck Petzet
The Terrassenhaus Berlin, located in Berlin-Wedding, is a multi-use atelier and gallery building that combines different forms of usage.
EUmies Awards Architecture & Emerging
Health
PC CARITAS
EUmies Awards 2019
Architecture finalists
architecten de vylder vinck taillieu
What if a built environment that has lost its meaning and purpose and what if that building is not to be refurbished towards an other program or functionality and so by that is expected to be demolished…what if the building is just kept and prepared to become an experimental space to re-discover and -explore and -define possible other ways of life.
EUmies Awards Architecture & Emerging
Culture
Plasencia Auditorium and Congress Centre
EUmies Awards 2019
Architecture finalists
selgascano
José Selgas · Lucía Cano
The centre is on the boundary between the town and the country, in outskirts of Plasencia, the edge between what has been touched by a less artificial humanity and what has been touched by millennia of climate. What has been touched by humanity has covered up those millennia with the sweep of a trowel in a few years.
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