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The d3 Natural Systems 2014 winners

By Bustler Editors|

Monday, Oct 27, 2014

d3 Natural Systems 2014 top-prize winners

Every year, d3's Natural Systems competition highlights the value of investigating natural systems -- whether at the microscopic or universal scale. Architects, designers, engineers, and students were invited to submit proposals that explore potential architectonic strategies to apply in urbanism, architecture, and design.

For 2014, the international list of winners included three top-prize winners and 11 special mentions in various categories, including two Directors' Choice projects.

The jury panel of architects and designers included Sandra McKee, Yoshihara McKee Architects, Fordham University, and Columbia University; Ian Y. Jeong, HAAK Architects; Sebastienne Brown, Fordham University and New York University; Jaeyoung Kim, Chelsea West Architects/New York; Alana Aviel, University of Hawaii, and Silva Ajemian, TODODA/New York and New Jersey Institute of Technology

Find out who the winners are below.

TOP PRIZE WINNERS:

1st prize: ‘Re-Generator’ by Gabriel Munoz Moreno | SPAIN
2nd prize: ‘Field Office’ by Robert Alexander | USA
3rd prize: ‘Retreat Island’ by Chihoon Seong | KOREA

SPECIAL MENTIONS:

Special Mention - Visionary Infrastructure: ‘Pyrosome Tunnel’ by Shima Sahebnassagh, Ali Nasiri, Niknaz Aftahi | IRAN
Special Mention - Infrastructural Integration: ‘Excavated Grove’ by Risa Kagami | JAPAN
Special Mention - Responsive Technology: ‘Environmentally Informative Architectural Surface’ by Jewon Kim | KOREA
Special Mention - Alternative Typology: ‘Pelagic Interceptor’ by Maj Plemenitas | SLOVENIA
Special Mention - Narrative Visualization: ‘New Womb Comfort’ by Christiana Karamalli | CYPRUS
Special Mention - Interior Architecture: ‘A Sensitive Matter’ by Hyunji Kim | KOREA
Special Mention: Fantastical Vision: ‘Noah’s Ark’ by Ko Sangshik, Lee Seul | KOREA
Special Mention - Performative Landscape: ‘Hydrophytic Urban Topography’ by Dustin Piercy, Xiomara Martinez | USA
Special Mention - Ecological Intervention: ‘Desert Oasis’ by Vivian Stasi | GREECE

DIRECTORS' CHOICE:

Directors’ Choice: ‘New Productive Landscape’ by Skirmantas Simniskis | LITHUANIA
Director's Choice: ‘The Cell’ by Kocheng Liu | TAIWAN; Liang Jian | CHINA

All images courtesy of d3.

The jury was hosted by the Fordham University architecture faculty at their Manhattan studios on the Lincoln Center campus.

The Natural Systems program was developed by co-directors Gregory Marinic, Director of Interior Architecture and Assistant Professor of Architecture in the Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture/University of Houston; and Ji Young Kim, Shigeru Ban Architects.

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The d3 Natural Systems 2014 winners

By Bustler Editors|

Monday, Oct 27, 2014

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d3 Natural Systems 2014 top-prize winners

Related

sustainable architecture ● strategies ● speculative design ● research ● natural systems ● future ● d3 natural systems competition ● d3 ● architectonics

Every year, d3's Natural Systems competition highlights the value of investigating natural systems -- whether at the microscopic or universal scale. Architects, designers, engineers, and students were invited to submit proposals that explore potential architectonic strategies to apply in urbanism, architecture, and design.

For 2014, the international list of winners included three top-prize winners and 11 special mentions in various categories, including two Directors' Choice projects.

The jury panel of architects and designers included Sandra McKee, Yoshihara McKee Architects, Fordham University, and Columbia University; Ian Y. Jeong, HAAK Architects; Sebastienne Brown, Fordham University and New York University; Jaeyoung Kim, Chelsea West Architects/New York; Alana Aviel, University of Hawaii, and Silva Ajemian, TODODA/New York and New Jersey Institute of Technology

Find out who the winners are below.

TOP PRIZE WINNERS:

1st prize: ‘Re-Generator’ by Gabriel Munoz Moreno | SPAIN
2nd prize: ‘Field Office’ by Robert Alexander | USA
3rd prize: ‘Retreat Island’ by Chihoon Seong | KOREA

SPECIAL MENTIONS:

Special Mention - Visionary Infrastructure: ‘Pyrosome Tunnel’ by Shima Sahebnassagh, Ali Nasiri, Niknaz Aftahi | IRAN
Special Mention - Infrastructural Integration: ‘Excavated Grove’ by Risa Kagami | JAPAN
Special Mention - Responsive Technology: ‘Environmentally Informative Architectural Surface’ by Jewon Kim | KOREA
Special Mention - Alternative Typology: ‘Pelagic Interceptor’ by Maj Plemenitas | SLOVENIA
Special Mention - Narrative Visualization: ‘New Womb Comfort’ by Christiana Karamalli | CYPRUS
Special Mention - Interior Architecture: ‘A Sensitive Matter’ by Hyunji Kim | KOREA
Special Mention: Fantastical Vision: ‘Noah’s Ark’ by Ko Sangshik, Lee Seul | KOREA
Special Mention - Performative Landscape: ‘Hydrophytic Urban Topography’ by Dustin Piercy, Xiomara Martinez | USA
Special Mention - Ecological Intervention: ‘Desert Oasis’ by Vivian Stasi | GREECE

DIRECTORS' CHOICE:

Directors’ Choice: ‘New Productive Landscape’ by Skirmantas Simniskis | LITHUANIA
Director's Choice: ‘The Cell’ by Kocheng Liu | TAIWAN; Liang Jian | CHINA

All images courtesy of d3.

The jury was hosted by the Fordham University architecture faculty at their Manhattan studios on the Lincoln Center campus.

The Natural Systems program was developed by co-directors Gregory Marinic, Director of Interior Architecture and Assistant Professor of Architecture in the Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture/University of Houston; and Ji Young Kim, Shigeru Ban Architects.

Click here for more info.

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