RESULTS
DESCRIPTION
CHORUS ARCHITECTURE and his partners are organizing the sustainability first steppers contest. ARCHI-NOW competition is for the ” best ” thesis in architecture ” personal graduation work “ on themes and issues resilience and innovation in the built environment ” economics, cultural, environmental and energy sustainability “. All eco-approaches and innovative design, contextual or projected solutions are awaited.
In the evolving context of schools and architectural education the wish is to distinguish the excellence of skills that nourish, from concept to project architectural and urban thought, to reward originality, creativity or innovation and above all to encourage research and protection of the environment.
THE WINNING PROJECTS
1st Prize - 2nd Prize - 3rd Prize - Special Mentions - Finalists
1st Prize
Team: AN-2014
Project by: Nkapemin Njikam Stéphane.
from Cameroon
2nd Prize
Team: AN-2013
Project by: Guilherme Biondo Milani.
from Brazil
3rd Prize
Team: AN-2016
Project by: Martyna Adamczykt.
from Poland (Polska)
Special Mentions
INNOVATION
Team: AN-2012
Project by: Silviya Al Ubedo.
from Russia
Team: AN-2010
Project by: Heong Kheng Boon.
from Singapore
SOCIAL AND CULTURAL
Team: AN-2023
Project by: Michael Baher Soliman Iskander.
from Egypt
Team: AN-201
Project by: Yahia Barkaoui.
from Tunisie
GREEN MATERIALS
Team: AN-2028
Project by: Pedro Carvalho.
from Brazil
Team: AN-2030
Project by: Khalil Morad El Ghilali.
from Maroc
LOW ECONOMIC IMPACT
Team: AN-2019
Project by: Edgar Baden Baden.
from Cameroon
GREEN STRATEGY
Team: AN-2029
Project by: Ana Luisa Pires Pedreira.
from United States
Finalists
JURY
JURY
Cedrix TSAMBANG (Architect, Chorus Architecture, CAMEROON)
Christolle Tsambang (Architect & craft woman, Chorus Architecture)
Cyrille Moukoko Ndoumbe (Bio Ethic Architect – professor & researcher in sustainable architectural materials – ArBio & partners )
Danielle Khoury Gregorio (Architect, Research Fellow – Holcim Foundation For sustainable construction),
Fabiola Ecot Ayissi (Philologist & Curator, CIPCA)
Hermann Kamté (Architect; Forbes Africa, HKA)
Hermine Nguetse (Architect & transport expert- Archi-Mobility)
Leandry Jieutsa (Urban planner- AIN)
Leonardo Dias (Architect, Base collaborativa, Brazil)
Manuel Fournier (Architect, international consultant, FRANCE)
Martin Pretorius ( Architect, designer artist – Workshop and machine)
Mipo Edith Flore (Architect, lecturer & Social entrepreneur - FENDA)
Mojtaba Naghizadeh (Architect and researcher, EV Design School, IRAN)
Nabila Pronato (Architect, artist & designer – WOHA Architects)
Kaouthar Jedda (Architect & specialist, BIM Africa)
Samer El Sayary (International Award winning Architect, & assistant professor of architecture – University of Alexandria)
PARTNERSHIP
CIPCA (Centre International pour le Patrimoine Culturel et Artistique) is established as an associative art center. It brings together cultural actors, researchers, creators, and people interested in the preservation and enhancement of heritage (visual arts and oral culture). The initiative was born from the desire to contribute to energizing, through artistic activities, the approach to cultural heritage in Africa, whether tangible or intangible, and to share this ambition with as many people as possible. The CIPCA supports contemporary creation and offers reflection on ancient and current art, archives and the promotion of local languages.
The Center welcomes the public and professionals in a space including an art gallery, a documentation space (books and digital archives). It also welcomes artists in creative residency
