Stratford Kiosks Design Competition

Result

Winner
studio octopi

Second place
42 Architects

Third place
Moxon Architects

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Overview

The Architecture Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of an open international competition to design a permanent yet flexible, free standing group of kiosks in Meridian Square, Stratford, London, for use before, during and after the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Situated at the front of Stratford Regional Station and hosting a variety of uses, the kiosks will serve as key venues for information, orientation and services within the rapidly changing town centre.

Category Project Competition / Competition Result
Type International, Project, Open, Two-Stage, Anonymous
Genre Shop
Country Stratford, London
RegDeadline 1 September 2010 GoogleCal iCal
3 September 2010 (Must be Received) GoogleCal
Eligibility All. Each team must contain at least one member with a valid and current professional built environment qualification (ARB, CEng, RICS or similar).

Description
The Architecture Foundation is pleased to announce the launch of an open international competition to design a permanent yet flexible, free standing group of kiosks in Meridian Square, Stratford, London, for use before, during and after the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Situated at the front of Stratford Regional Station and hosting a variety of uses, the kiosks will serve as key venues for information, orientation and services within the rapidly changing town centre.

Since 2009 the local authority, the London Borough of Newham (LBN) has embarked on an ambitious programme of public realm works throughout the centre of Stratford with the aim of improving the quality of the town centre for those that live, work, and shop in the area, whilst also preparing to welcome the millions of visitors who will come to the area during 2012. Studio Egret West, working for LBN, has developed a master plan for the area with new public realm designs, consolidated traffic, de-cluttered spaces and major new landmark structures. Design for London has been closely involved in this project as part of the London Development Agency's Olympic Fringe public realm programme.

The design competition is open, but not limited to: architects, designers, artists, product designers, and related disciplines. The Architecture Foundation encourages design teams to suggest flexible and innovative yet realisable designs for this permanent structure.

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Jury
Christophe Egret, Partner, Studio Egret West
Eleanor Fawcett, Head of Design for Legacy and Lower Lea Valley, Design for London (Jury Chair)
Sarah Ichioka, Director, The Architecture Foundation
Philip Singleton, Divisional Director of Major Sites, LB Newham
David Sterry, Premises Development Manager, Bus Infrastructure, Transport for London
Sarah Wigglesworth, Director, Sarah Wigglesworth Architects

Prize
Shortlisted entrants will receive £1,500 each to develop their proposals to RIBA stage D.

The winner will receive £20k, in professional fees upon appointment.

Entry Fee
£30

Entries
- 2 x A1 boards
- Bound report up to 10 sides A4 paper
- etc

Submission Address
The Architecture Foundation
Ground Floor East
136‐148 Tooley Street
London
SE1 2TU
United Kingdom

Timetable
Short list announced: September
Winner announced: October
Building open to the public: May 2011

Organizer
The Architecture Foundation, on behalf of the Design for London (DfL) and the London Borough of Newham

Official Website
http://www.architecturefoundation.org.uk/programme/2010/stratford-kiosks