天津桥园公园在2009世界建筑节上获最佳景观奖

Chinese urban park wins World’s Best Landscape Award

 at World Architecture Festival Awards 2009

- Low maintenance park embraces natural surroundings -

 

    A Chinese park - The Adaption Palettes: Regenerative Landscape Design by Turenscape (Beijing Turen Design Institute) of China, has won the World’s Best Landscape Award at the prestigious World Architecture Festival Awards (WAF Awards) 2009.

 

    The Regenerative Landscape Design of the twenty-two hectare park in the northern coastal city of Tianjin, transformed a former deserted shooting range used as a rubbish dump, into a low maintenance urban public park full of wilderness and vegetation. The intelligent use of waste material to organise a natural cleaning system means the vegetation needs no maintenance.

 

    The presentation of the WAF Awards took place during global architecture summit the World Architecture Festival, which is being held at the Centre Convencions International Barcelona (CCIB) between 4^th and 6^th November.

 

    The WAF Awards form the biggest architectural awards programme in the world and are designed to celebrate and showcase the work of the international architectural community. The WAF Awards are unique in that they involve shortlisted architects presenting their projects live to the public and a star studded international judging panel.

 

    The Adaption Palettes: Regenerative Landscape Design was chosen by some of the world’s most distinguished architects and renowned industry experts, beating off competition from a shortlist of 6 entries.

 

    The judges praised the Regenerative Landscape Design for the huge and densely populated Chinese city as ‘a good example for the reuse of a contaminated derelict urban site by cleaning up with a system of dry and wet ponds and a variety of different plant species and vegetation which control the pH-Balance to clean the soil and water bodies.’

 

    Speaking at the WAF Awards Paul Finch, WAF Programme Director, said: “Yet again we received a huge response to these fiercely contested Awards, with 272 projects shortlisted from 67 different countries. The geographical range and quality of this year’s designs were exceptionally high and offers a real insight into the current condition and diversity of global architecture. Our congratulations go to Turenscape (Beijing Turen Design Institute) who thoroughly deserve to receive this accolade.”

 

    This is the 2nd year the World Architecture Festival Awards have been presented. Last year’s overall winner of World Building of the Year 2008 was Luigi Bocconi University, Milan, designed by Irish practice Grafton Architects.

 

    The following category winners were also presented with WAF Awards 2009:

 

 

    World Transport Building of the Year: Bras Basah Mass Rapid Transit Station in Singapore, designed by WOHA, Singapore

 

    World Health Building of the Year: Teleton Tampico, Mexico, designed by Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos of Mexico

 

    World Sport Building of the Year: Berry Sports Hall in Berry, Australia, designed by Allen Jack & Cottier, Australia

 

    World Production, Energy, & Recycling Building of the Year: Bodegas designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, United Kingdom

 

    World Display Building of the Year: Cages for Macaws in the Palm Grove of Barcelona Zoo, Spain, designed by Battle & Roig Architects, Spain

 

    World Civic and Community Building of the Year: Emergency Terminal Zagreb designed by Produkcija 004

 

    World Culture Building of the Year: Mapungubwe Interpretation Centre designed by Peter Rich Architects

 

    World Holiday Building of the Year: Restaurant Tusen designed by Murman Arkitekter

 

    World Shopping Building of the Year: Havaianas designed by Isay Weinfeld

 

    World House of the Year: Klein Bottle House designed by McBride Charles Ryan

 

    World Housing Development of the Year: The Met designed by WOHA

 

    World Learning Building of the Year: Pearl Academy of Fashion designed by Morphogenesis

 

    World New & Old Building of the Year: TKTS Booth and the Redevelopment of Father Duffy Square designed by Choi Ropiha, Perkins Eastman and PKSB Architects

 

    World Office Building of the Year: Unileverhaus designed by Behnisch Architekten

 

 

-Ends-

 

 

    Notes to editors

1.   Images of the winning buildings can be downloaded from this site:

 

ftp://ftp.emap.com/

    Username: worldarchitecturefestival

    Password: architect

    Folder: Shortlist images 2009

2.       For further press information on the World Architecture Festival Awards contact Joanna Reid or Tilly Shirlaw at FD on +44 (0) 7855 084 713 or +44 (0) 7979 856 056 or jo.reid@fd.com / tilly.shirlaw@fd.com

 

3.   WAF Award categories include:

 

 

 

    Completed buildings

 

Civic and community       Housing            Learning

 

Culture                         Landscaping            New and old

 

Display                         Office                    Production

 

Health                         Shopping                Sport

 

Holiday                         Transport               House

 

 

    New for 2009:

 

Interiors and fit out            Future projects              Structural Design

 

Offices                             Masterplanning         Spans

 

Hotels and casinos          Landscape              Towers

 

Health small                   Infrastructure                Metal

     

Health large                   Competition entries     Concrete

     

Bars and restaurants     Residential               Timber

 

Culture and civic            Commercial             Glass

 

Retail small                   Cultural             Tensile

 

Retail large                   Experimental projects            Composites

                                            

                                   Masonry

 

4. WAF Judges at November 2009 include:

 

Catherine Slessor        UK                 Kim Herforth Nielsen           Denmark

Charles Jencks            UK                  David Dunster         UK

Hanif Kara                   UK                  Justine Clarke         Australia

Kengo Kuma              Japan              Kieran Long                UK

Lorenzo Apicella        UK                    Luis O'Grady           Argentina

Marcus Fairs              UK                   Nabil Gholam               Lebanon

Sir Peter Cook           UK                   Suha Ozkan                  Turkey

Will Alsop                  UK                   Dennis Sharp               UK

Andres Lepik            USA                 Clifford Pearson        USA

Odile Decq                France             Peter Kudryavstev         Russia

Ewa P. Porebska      Poland             Vladimir Drogan        Russia   Sou Fujimoto                 Japan         Morten Schmidt     Denmark

Bill Hanway (EDAW)       USA            Teddy Cruz             USA

Robert Schafer         Germany          William Menking        USA

Professor Paul Walker                     New Zealand      Bjarke Ingels                 Denmark

Andrew Chadwick         UK               Fernando Serapião         Brazil

Shane O’Toole            Ireland        Philippe Matters        Belgium Michel Rojkind                Mexico        Dogan Hasol                 Turkey

Miquel Adria                  Mexico        Nelda Roger            Canada

Ronato Benedetti         UK               Mr Vladimir Plotkin          Russia

Farshid Moussavi        Iran            Kate Goodwin                UK

Mark Dytham                Japan         Jessica Rowson        UK

Nicola Leonardi            Italy            Dan Hallemar                Sweden

Rob Gregory                UK               Chris Johnson               UK

Rafael Vinoly              USA            Roger Zogolovitch          UK

Carlotta Zucchini          Italy            Matthias Sauerbruch   Germany

Wolf Mangelsdorf         Germany     Simon Allford                 UK

Maria Aslam-Hyder       Pakistan

 

 

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