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tions to create an area with a range of cha-
racters and views over the landscape. The
use of ceramic across the area gives the pro-
ject a sense of cohesion.
The jury also awarded two merits in the Gra-
duate Projects category, to
” by Laia Raventós Recasens and
“
by Ricardo Fer-
nández González.
ABOUT THE JURY
Chairing the jury was architect Iñaki Ába-
los. The founder of international architecture
practice Abalos+Sentkiewicz, he has a long
career as a practicing architect with several
prizes to his name and also has extensive ex-
perience teaching, currently as a lecturer at
the ETSAM and resident professor and Chair
of the Department of Architecture at Harvard’s
GSD, which is one of ASCER’s partners in the
Network of
The other members of the jury ae: Ángela
García de Paredes (Paredes Pedrosa Arqui-
tectos); Víctor Navarro (Langarita-Navarro);
Portuguese architect Bak Gordon; Moisés
Puente (director at 2G and critic); designer
and interior designer Martín Azúa and Ra-
món Monfort, of the College of Architects in
Castellón
The jury comprised architects Iñaki Ábalos (president),
Ángela García Paredes, Ricardo Bak Gordon, Víctor
Navarro, Moisés Puente, Martín Azúa and Ramón Monfort.
Renovation of a terraced house in Tallada d’Empordà by Arquitectura-G. Photo: José Hevia.
Can Picafort by Ted’A arquitectes. Photo: Luis Díaz Díaz.
Three stations on Barcelona’s L9 metro line, by Garcés - de Seta - Bonet Arquitectes. Photo: Adrià Goula.
The jury was chaired by prestigious architect Iñaki Ábalos.
