Urbanautica

REPRESENTATIONS OF ARCHITECTURE, SPACES AND CONFLICTS

by Steve Bisson

Projects that stimulate reflection on the conception, planning, construction and representation of space in its form and in its contents. Architecture and planning have played an essential role in these processes, generating conflicts but also opportunities. Urbanization and the development of technologies are changing the way we live and perceive the transformation of cities.

Here is a selection of winners from previous editions of URBANAUTICA INSTITUTE ANNUAL AWARDS.
To go back to the call click here.

Margaret Dearing (awards 2023)
More on the series "Zone B" here

© Margaret Dearing from the series "Zone B"

Onnis Luque (awards 2023)
More on the series "Undercover" here

© Onnis Luque from the series "Undercover"

Alexander Yeroshenko (awards 2023)
More on the series "Hidden Dimensions" here

© Anna Yeroshenko from the series "Hidden Dimensions"

Johann Husser (awards 2022)
More on the series "Proposal for a city" here

© Johann Husser from the series "Proposal for a city"

Valentino Bellini (awards 2022)
More on the series "La Mancha Urbana" here

© Valentino Bellini, from the series "La Mancha Urbana"

Jesper Boot (awards 2022)
More on the series "Own Your Piece of the Sky" here

© Jesper Boot from the series "Own Your Piece of the Sky"

Danila Tkachenko (awards 2021)
More on the series "Drowned" here

© Danila Tkachenko from the series 'Drowned'

Claire Laude (Awards 2019)
Review interview here

© Claire Laude, Ephemeral Intersects, 1, as 1 in 2, 2016 – 2017

Alex Currie (awards 2019)
Read interview here

© Alex Currie, from the series 'Degeneration'

Andrew Waits (awards 2020)
Read interview here

© Noritaka Minami, from the series 'California City (Real Estate)'

Marinos Tsagkarikis (awards 2019)
Read interview here

PIERRE FOLK (awards 2020)
Read interview here

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