A New Landmark for Aldgate

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Winner
‘London Gate' by DONIS (Netherlands)

Shortlists
‘The Listening Posts' by Foster Lomas Ltd (UK)
‘Aldgate to the World' by Juan Alfonso Galan Arquitecto (UK)
‘Ceci n'est pas une maison' by NORMAL (Canada)
‘Vertical Forest' by Sou Fujimoto Architects (Japan)

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開催概要

ロンドンの東端に位置するオルドゲードにロンドンオリンピック期間中のみ設置されるランドマークをデザインする実施コンペ。2010年の1月に完成し、 12ヶ月間設置される。建設コストは約4200万円。一次審査は匿名で行われる。

カテゴリ 実施コンペ / コンペ結果
タイプ International, Project, Open, Two-Stage, Anonymous
ジャンル
開催地 London
登録締切日 28 May 2010 GoogleCal iCal
提出締切日 28 May 2010 (Must be Received)
応募資格 The competition is open to architects, artists, designers and engineers, and to students in these disciplines, or to teams involving more than one of these disciplines.

Description
It is planned to erect a temporary landmark on the site of the historic Aldgate, on the eastern edge of the City of London1. The landmark will stand for the duration of the year 2012, coinciding with the London Olympic and Paralympic Games. The landmark will reinforce the City’s links with the City Fringe and with the regeneration of this area of East London and contribute to the celebration of the Games. Sited on the location of the historic Ald‐Gate, the landmark will be a signal that the City welcomes its neighbours; historically, Aldgate was known as ‘Ale‐Gate’, so called because it was the only gateway in the City walls open to all.

For the purposes of the competition, entrants should work to a maximum budget of approximately £300,000, including construction costs, maintenance, all fees and VAT.
Proposals need not be fully costed, but should be realistic in relation to the budget.

Jury
Alderman Michael Bear, Corporation of the City of London
Peter Bishop, Group Director of Design, Development and Environment, LDA
Achim Borchardt Hume, Chief Curator, Whitechapel Gallery
Roger France, Master of the Worshipful Company of Chartered Architects
Sarah Ichioka, Director, The Architecture Foundation
Peter Murray, Chairman, New London Architecture

Prize
Wiiner: £3,000 plus fees when project goes ahead
Shortlisted entrants: £1,000

Entry Fee
£30 (£10 for AF members)

Entries
‐ 2 x A1 boards
‐ Bound report up to 10 sides A4 (optional)
‐ CD‐ROM containing information on boards and on report.

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

Timetable
Winner announced: July 2010

Organizer
Architecture Foundation

Official Website
http://www.architecturefoundation.org.uk/...