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The Award 2000 proved how creatively<br />
architects can turn standard building<br />
elements into creative solutions.<br />
Especially the corner <strong>panel</strong> has proved<br />
to be "a competitive edge".<br />
Some schemes were let down by the quality of<br />
images submitted - we all wanted the gold-coloured<br />
power station in Sweden to do well, but it was not<br />
represented to its full extent; or, whilst being<br />
interesting architecturally - such as the Dutch Flower<br />
Project - did not represent a particularly noteworthy<br />
application of the <strong>panel</strong>s. The overcladding<br />
schemes, although using the <strong>system</strong> in a technically<br />
proficient way, were felt not to represent the <strong>panel</strong><br />
graphically enough, and promoted the visible<br />
cladding instead.<br />
Markku Mäkinen (MM), a Structural Engineer<br />
at Aaro Kohonen Oy in Espoo, comments:<br />
”All projects on display are excellent examples of<br />
the suitability of the Paroc <strong>panel</strong> <strong>system</strong> for modern<br />
way of building. Unfortunately some of the projects<br />
did not sufficiently reveal the realisation technique<br />
employed, which may be one reason for the drop<br />
in placing.”<br />
Architect Kim Eklund (KE), of Turku-based<br />
practice Arkkitehtitoimisto Sigge Oy, commented<br />
on the high standard of the entries and the<br />
prevalence of silver-coloured <strong>panel</strong>s!<br />
THE MAGAZINE 7