The Prize “Sustainable Architecture” Fassa Bortolo 2017

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Overview

This award aims to reward and promote to a wide public architecture in harmony with the environment, designed for the needs of man and able to satisfy the needs of our generation without limiting those of future generations through the indiscriminate consumption of resources and production of pollution.

Description
The "Sustainable Architecture" Prize, founded and promoted in 2003 by Fassa S.p.A., registered holder of the trademark “Fassa Bortolo”, and Ferrara University Department of Architecture on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of its founding, aims to reward and promote to a wide public architecture in harmony with the environment, designed for the needs of man and able to satisfy the needs of our generation without limiting those of future generations through the indiscriminate consumption of resources and production of pollution.
The Prize is therefore open to entries consisting of new constructions, the improvement and/or extension of existing buildings, landscaping projects and projects in any other area of real relevance to the issue of sustainability.

Jury
Thomas Herzog (Chairman) - Germany, Professor Emeriti of excellence at TUM Technical University of Munich
Louisa Hutton - Great Britain, Professor at Harvard Graduate School of Design
Diébédo Francis Kéré - Burkina Faso, Professor at Harvard Graduate School of Design
Roberto Di Giulio - Italy, Dean of DA Department of Architecture, Ferrara University
Nicola Marzot (Secretary) - Italy, Professor at DA Department of Architecture, Ferrara University

Prize
€ 3,000

Entry Fee
€ 120

Timetable
Information of the results of the selection: the end of May 2017

Links
Past winners

Promoter
Fassa Bortolo

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