AR House 2014
コンペ結果 
First Prize
House for Trees, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam / VO TRONG NGHIA ARCHITECTS
Joint Runners Up
2b1, Jeswell Place, Mirihana, Nugegoda, Sri Lanka / ADM Architects
House, Zuidzande, The Netherlands / MARIE-JOSÉ VAN HEE ARCHITECTEN
Third Prize
Umusozi Ukiza, the 'Healing Hill, Doctors' Houses, Butaro, Rwanda / MASS DESIGN GROUP
Highly Commended
Dragon Court Village, Aichi, Japan / EUREKA
Slievebawnogue Quarry House, Ireland / CLANCY MOORE ARCHITECTS
Urban Villa 4 in 1, Lausanne, Switzerland / 2B ARCHITECTES
Bloomin Bamboo Home, Vietnam / H & P ARCHITECTS
House, Opwijk Belguim / MARIE-JOSÉ VAN HEE ARCHITECTEN
Honourable Mentions
Michael Residence, Nannup, Australia / IREDALE PEDERSON HOOK ARCHITECTS
A House Open to the City, Japan / STUDIO VELOCITY
Vacation House, Áarborg, Iceland / PK ARKITEKTAR
Ravenswood, London, UK / MACREANOR LAVINGTON
Cerrada Reforma 108, Mexico City, Mexico / DCPP ARQUITECTOS
Armadillo, Kamakura, Japan / YUJI TANABE ARCHITECTS
開催概要
イギリスの建築雑誌が主催する住宅建築アワード。ここ5年間の作品が対象。
| カテゴリ | アワード / コンペ結果 |
| タイプ | International, Award, Open, Single-Stage, Anonymous |
| ジャンル | Housing |
| 開催地 | UK |
| 登録締切日 | 11 April 2014 GoogleCal iCal |
| 提出締切日 | 11 April 2014 (Must be Received) |
| 応募資格 | Fully qualified architects. No age restriction. |
| 対象作品 | Single family house completed within the last five years. |
Description
The private house occupies a unique position, both in the history of architecture and human imagination. Beyond its core function of shelter, it is an object of fantasy, a source of delight, a talisman and a testing ground. From Corbusier to Koolhaas, the progress of modern architecture can be tracked through a succession of pioneering individual houses. AR House recognises innovation and excellence in house design.
Jury
TBA
Prize
At the Jury's discretion, a prize fund of £10,000 will be awarded to the overall winning entry. The Jury will also select a number of projects for commendation.
Entry Fee
£270 + VAT at 20% per projects
Entries
Two A2 sized boards
Links
Past winners
Organizer
Architecture Review