#studio prize

[tsa21prospect]

“A HOME IS NOT A HOUSE”, integrative studio, instructor: MARTIN HAETTASCH, exploring possibilities for mid-density housing in Austin.

axon drawing from project ‘Massif’ by Jim Chen and Ian Beals. the studio won the 2018 STUDIO PRIZE by Architect Magazine

https://soa.utexas.edu/headlines/2018-studio-prize-awarded-architect-magazine

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[fall19ikstudio]

ARCHITECTURE + BUILDING  -  STUDIO PRIZE 2019

Darcy Engel (UVA) - Approaching Sanitation - A Typological Response to the Study of Sanitation Infrastructure in New Delhi. 

https://www.architectmagazine.com/awards/studio-prize/studio-prize-the-yamuna-river-project-re-centering-new-delhi-a-piece-of-the-city_o

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[fall18ikstudio]

STUDIO PRIZE: Mid-density Housing, Austin - Scheme PATIOS AND PORCHES, by P. Hazelet and R. Gawron

The scheme alternates enclosed living areas and open-air patios in an offset grid; interstitial spaces hold circulation and services. Load-bearing masonry structure contrasts with lush vegetation in the gardens, and the dispersed outdoor spaces ensure views of greenery from each unit and a higher ratio of windows per unit than a standard mid-density complex would allow.

https://www.architectmagazine.com/awards/studio-prize/studio-prize-a-home-is-not-a-house-arc695-advanced-architectural-design-integrative-studio_o

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[fall18ikstudio]

STUDIO PRIZE: Mid-density Housing, Austin - Scheme MASSIF, by J. Chen and I. Beals

The design creates a dense block of housing that bridges residential and commercial areas. The design explores the row house typology, increasing density by using a system of shear walls that extend through the entire site in order to fit more units - three total - per bay. Each unit has its own street entrance, and a network of internal courtyards lightens the denstiy of the project.

https://www.architectmagazine.com/awards/studio-prize/studio-prize-a-home-is-not-a-house-arc695-advanced-architectural-design-integrative-studio_o

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[dycastro]

Announcing the 2016 ARCHITECT Studio Prize Winners

The inaugural jury—Jeanne Gang, Jimenez Lai, and Bernard Tschumi—recognized six exemplary courses out of more than 150 submissions.

[fantagraphics]

We are a lucky company to have such fantastic cartoonists at Fantagraphics. Olivier Schrauwen's Arsene Schrauwen, Jaime Hernandez's The Love Bunglers AND Eleanor Davis' How to Be Happy are up for an award. This time it is the Slate and the Center for Cartoon Studies Studio Prize. The dual team released shortlists for the print and webcomic divisions.

"The winner in each of our two categories will be announced April 6; each winner will receive $1,000 and, of course, eternal glory. The shortlists were selected by Slate Book Review editor Dan Kois; the faculty and students at the Center for Cartoon Studies, represented by CCS Fellow Sophie Yanow; and this year's guest judge, cartoonist Paul Karasik."

Winners will be announced in the April's Slate Books Review. Fingers crossed!