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EUROPAN 10

02.07.2009

By July 20, the office of Europan-Eesti received 44 entries to the site of Tallinn. For the list of received entries' codes see (pdf)

Tallinna site visit: April 14, 2009 at 14.00
Meeting point: entrance of Linnahall (at the North end of Mere Puiestee).

 

EUROPAN 10 - international architectural competition for architects under 40 years of age.

Topic: "Inventing Urbanity. Regeneration - Revitalization - Colonization."
 
EUROPAN 10 - 5th time for Estonia to participate.
This time the city of Tallinn has proposed a site between Linnahall, Cultural Factory, the future new city administrative building and the sea. The city of Tallinn is searching for fresh and innovative ideas on new urban public space that is appropriate for cultural capital of Europe 2011. The synthetic site file for Tallinn see here.

EUROPAN 10 - 62 sites in 19 countries

The complete information on sites and rules can be found on Europan Europe website www.europan-europe.com

Registration - till May 29, 2009 at www.europan-europe.com
The last day of sending the competition entries - June 29, 2009
The last day of questions on sites and rules - May 1, 2009 via
www.europan-europe.com
 
 
Prize money - 18 000 Euros:
1st Prize - 12 000 Euros
Runner-up prize - 6 000 Euros
Honourable mention(s)
 
Estonia - Latvia  joint jury:

• Klaus Kada (chairman), architect, Austria;
• Tõnu Laigu, architect, member of the architectural commission of the Ministry of Culture; Estonia;
• Raul Järg, Rakvere city architect, Estonia;
• Toomas Tammis, architect, professor in Art Academy, Estonia;
• Ugis Bratuskins, Dean of the architecture department of Riga Technical University, Latvia;
• Aigars Kuskis, urban planner, Latvia;
• Filips Rajevskis, media representative, Latvia;
• Carlos Arroyo Zapatero, architect, Spain;
• Jonathan Kendall, architect, UK;
• Oliver Thill, architect, Europan 5 winner, the Netherlands.

 
The final results will be announced January 18, 2010.