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Total feedbacks: 2129
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4
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Syed Asad Ul Hassan
Interior, Residence, Offices
Pakistan
Interior, Residence, Offices
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3
Juror
Farah Daghash
Urban design has always been my main focus in my architectural studies and projects as it gives the site a unique experience for its users and a stronger relationship with its surroundings.
Egyptian
Urban design has always been my main focus in my architectural studies and projects as it gives the site a unique experience for its users and a stronger relationship with its surroundings.
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2

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william farmer

University of Central Lancashire, United Kingdom

sarah safty

Shorouk Academy, Egypt
Juror
Batool Musa Jaffari
The soul of a space is its inhabitants. It's all about comprehending societal and human concerns.
Pakistan
The soul of a space is its inhabitants. It's all about comprehending societal and human concerns.
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2
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Romuald Ouedraogo

Developper une stratégie architecturale pour le monde: concevoir et construire

Burkinabè
www.aginecgroupe.com

Developper une stratégie architecturale pour le monde: concevoir et construire
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2
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Philip Horton
Philip Horton is a Clinical Associate Professor and a Senior Global Futures Scientist, and he is currently acting as the Assistant Director for Strategic Initiatives for The Design School. In Academic Year 2020/21 Horton served as the Interim Director for The Design School. Horton is currently participating in a transdisciplinary research initiative with the Global Futures Laboratory (GFL), the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (OBO), Studio MA, and other units within ASU. He is currently co-directing the launch of the interdisciplinary Center of Building Innovation (cobi) at ASU, as well as the emergent "Wakanda ASU" initiative.Horton previously acted as faculty advisor to Team ASUNM (Arizona State University and the University of New Mexico) on the SHADE house (Solar Homes Adapting for Desert Equilibrium) for the U.S. Department of Energy's 2013 Solar Decathlon, and as the studio professor for the Waimea Nui Community Development Initiative with the Native Hawaiian Homesteaders' Association. He received a Master's in Architecture (M.Arch) with commencement honors from the Arizona State University's College of Architecture and Environmental Design (now the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts), and is currently completing the Stanford LEAD Executive Education program through the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University.
United States
Philip Horton is a Clinical Associate Professor and a Senior Global Futures Scientist, and he is currently acting as the Assistant Director for Strategic Initiatives for The Design School. In Academic Year 2020/21 Horton served as the Interim Director for The Design School. Horton is currently participating in a transdisciplinary research initiative with the Global Futures Laboratory (GFL), the Bureau of Overseas Building Operations (OBO), Studio MA, and other units within ASU. He is currently co-directing the launch of the interdisciplinary Center of Building Innovation (cobi) at ASU, as well as the emergent "Wakanda ASU" initiative.Horton previously acted as faculty advisor to Team ASUNM (Arizona State University and the University of New Mexico) on the SHADE house (Solar Homes Adapting for Desert Equilibrium) for the U.S. Department of Energy's 2013 Solar Decathlon, and as the studio professor for the Waimea Nui Community Development Initiative with the Native Hawaiian Homesteaders' Association. He received a Master's in Architecture (M.Arch) with commencement honors from the Arizona State University's College of Architecture and Environmental Design (now the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts), and is currently completing the Stanford LEAD Executive Education program through the Graduate School of Business at Stanford University.
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Parisa Sherafati

Shiraz University, Islamic Republic of Iran

Anastasia Kukarkina

Tomsk State University of Architecture and Building, Russian Federation
Juror
Kwabena Abrokwa Gyimah
I aspire to architectural design with a strong research basis driving the design philosophy or concept. I specialize in building science and services.
Ghanaian
I aspire to architectural design with a strong research basis driving the design philosophy or concept. I specialize in building science and services.
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4
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Edirisooriya Arachchige Tharanga Suresh

We are all a part of nature, what we take from nature needs to be returned back in a sustainable manner, it is challenging and we needs to be sensitive and also design towards that. Depending on the context and circumstances you may face different challenges yet innovation should proceed reaching the set objectives. I believe this is the most futuristic idea for the planet earth !

Sri Lankan
www.earchitectstudio.com

We are all a part of nature, what we take from nature needs to be returned back in a sustainable manner, it is challenging and we needs to be sensitive and also design towards that. Depending on the context and circumstances you may face different challenges yet innovation should proceed reaching the set objectives. I believe this is the most futuristic idea for the planet earth !
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5
Juror
Adli Nadia
Comercial Architecture and mixed use building design
Indonesia
Comercial Architecture and mixed use building design
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6
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Olga Malykh
Architecture can make the world better!Lecturer at the Russian Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, architect with experience in the field of architectural design of residential and public buildings in Russia
Русская
Architecture can make the world better!Lecturer at the Russian Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, architect with experience in the field of architectural design of residential and public buildings in Russia
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3
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Simon Viktória
Urbanism, large scale complex projects, clever technical details, resilience, ethical design
Hungary
Urbanism, large scale complex projects, clever technical details, resilience, ethical design
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Ma. Michaela Dangaran

National University - Manila, Philippines
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Sepide Elmi
architecture as an experience shaped by time, light, and materials where various physical and sensory elements have integral relationships and shape formalistic, spatial solutions.
persian
architecture as an experience shaped by time, light, and materials where various physical and sensory elements have integral relationships and shape formalistic, spatial solutions.
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Mohammadreza Mohammadi

University of Science and Culture, Islamic Republic of Iran
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Manezha Dost
I am an Architect and a painter with over twenty years of professional experience in Poland and abroad. Assistant professor at the Faculty of Architecture, Cracow University of Technology, active member of IARP and SARP. Inspired by Kenneth Frampton's Critical Regionalism, in my work I pay particular attention to design deeply embedded into the context and local conditions. I am fascinated by the space that affects the users through all their senses and shows construction solutions as an integral part of the architectural aesthetics. Thanks to my design experience in very different cultural circles, I seek in modern architecture a response to the need for identity and a sense of being rooted in a dynamically changing world. I am interested in an unconventional approach to the process of creating an architectural concept. I believe that each generation of young architects can bring vitality, energy and unique ideas to this beautiful profession.
Poland
I am an Architect and a painter with over twenty years of professional experience in Poland and abroad. Assistant professor at the Faculty of Architecture, Cracow University of Technology, active member of IARP and SARP. Inspired by Kenneth Frampton's Critical Regionalism, in my work I pay particular attention to design deeply embedded into the context and local conditions. I am fascinated by the space that affects the users through all their senses and shows construction solutions as an integral part of the architectural aesthetics. Thanks to my design experience in very different cultural circles, I seek in modern architecture a response to the need for identity and a sense of being rooted in a dynamically changing world. I am interested in an unconventional approach to the process of creating an architectural concept. I believe that each generation of young architects can bring vitality, energy and unique ideas to this beautiful profession.
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4
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Nazan KIRCI
Architectural design, architectural theories, aesthetics, architectural psychology,
Turkish
Architectural design, architectural theories, aesthetics, architectural psychology,
Certified juror
4
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Maha Samman
Urban PlanningUrban DesignSustainabilityUrban Heritage
Palestine
Urban PlanningUrban DesignSustainabilityUrban Heritage
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3
Juror
Marie Li Helou
Architecture shouldn't only be used for "beautiful and luxurious" buildings. Architecture should be about sending a message, about making modern housing accessible to everyone, solving housing problems in poor neighborhoods, implementing all needed functions (schools, recreation centers..) to make that neighborhood auto-sufficient, to rehabilitate poor neighborhoods into a safe, sustainable, auto sufficient neighborhood.
Italian-Lebanese
Architecture shouldn't only be used for "beautiful and luxurious" buildings. Architecture should be about sending a message, about making modern housing accessible to everyone, solving housing problems in poor neighborhoods, implementing all needed functions (schools, recreation centers..) to make that neighborhood auto-sufficient, to rehabilitate poor neighborhoods into a safe, sustainable, auto sufficient neighborhood.
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