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competition
task and proposals
Competition as a catalyst
Competition task: designing a garden
pavilion
Competition entries
1st prize project:
Berenyi Zsofia & Agnes Deigner
Hungary
Jury comment
This proposal is a contemporary implementation
of a traditional pavillion-typology
in the context of a spa-hotel. The jury
likes the strong volume of the proposal.
The project is an adequate response to
the existing basement and grows out of
it. The proposal is powerful and achieves
a lot. Because of the two flexible sides,
the project offers different situations. The
project opens itself to the park and it is
an adequate answer to the public aspect
of the park. It adds an additional program
to this place. There are enough interiours
at the kurhaus, stage-like outdoor
spaces haven`t been there up to now.
2nd prize projects:
(A)
Lovisia Ohlsson, Anna Klara Lundberg
Sweden
Jury comment
The Jury likes the flexibility of this project.
The proposal is light, but still compact.
The ability to change reminds of a compass
card or compass needle. It`s hard
to regulate when the project can be set in
motion and who is allowed to do it. Therefore,
the everyday use in a public park
could be a problem. This project is seen
rather as a temporary solution than as a
long lasting installation.
(B)
Marijela Pajic, Gorana Stjepanovic, Sinisa
Marjanovic
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Jury comment
The project breaks itself clearly stronger
than any other proposal. The idea of the
path system through the park is great.
The shape of the building has to be modified.
It could be developed as a «work
in progress» project during the summer
school. The project works well with the
topographic area of the park.
In order to set free certain energies around Europe�s �s s arc�itec� arc�itec� arc�itec�
ture students well before t�e event actually started, an im�
portant element in t�e organisation of t�e easa005 was to set
up a sort of a catalyst before t�e event. T�is �appened in form
of an arc�itectural�design�competition (as done before 2003
in denmark). T�e winning design was to be realized during
easa005 summer sc�ool in Bergün.
T�e task was to design a pavilion on t�e foundation walls of
t�e former garden pavilion of t�e Kur�aus. Of t�e 68 projects
t�at were submitted, a professional jury selected t�e t�ree
winning proposals on april 18. 2005.
2nd prize project (A)
exhibiton of all competition entries in Bergün
1st prize project
2nd prize project (B)
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