Cosentino Design Challenge 14 winners
Tags: Architecture, Design | 3 años ago | Written by: Cosentino
The Cosentino Group has this morning selected the winners of the 14th edition of the International Cosentino Design Challenge (CDC).
Due to the global health situation, for the first time in its history, the deliberation session took place online. The session was chaired by Santiago Alfonso, Vice President of Communication & Marketing of Cosentino Group and President of the CDC competition. Professor from the following schools have joined him: Escuela de Arquitectura de la Universidad de Navarra-Spain-; Escuela Artediez de Madrid -Spain-, Escuela Superior de Arte y Dise?o de Andalucía, ESADA -Spain-, Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona, ETSAB -Spain- and Escuela de Arte de Zaragoza -Spain-.
Winners
Six projects, three in the Architecture category and three in the Design one, have won and will be awarded 1,000 euros each. In addition to this, each category has three runners-up, which will be awarded a diploma. Architecture Category: Theme "Cosentino and inhabiting the urban space (street room)" Three winning projects, awarded Euro 1,000 each- Cosentino Square by Luis Mínguez González (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid, ETSAM, Spain).
- BLACK HOLE by Alexandra Bailey (Escuela Superior de Arte y Dise?o de Andalucía, ESADA, Spain).
- In Between by Teresa Martínez López (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid, ETSAM, Spain).
- URBAN PATIO by Anna Burdeus Peirats (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid, ETSAM, Spain).
- Fraternity by Chandra María Carrasco López (Escuela Artediez de Madrid, Spain).
- MEMORIAL by Miguel Angel Chavez Hermoza (Facultad de Arquitectura, Urbanismo y Dise?o, Córdoba, Argentina).
- Bravo! by Teresa Martínez López (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid, ETSAM, Spain).
- STONE STOOL by Miguel Ángel Ygoa Fernández de Castro (Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Madrid, ETSAM, Spain).
- Hamoon by Noive Ceballos Gómez, Laura Barón Palmero (Cesine Centro Universitario, Santander, Spain)
- Atsui by Jorge Rios, Gurpreet Signh, Ana Manchón, Johan Forkin (Escuela de Arte Superior de Dise?o de Alicante, EASDA, Spain).
- Primitive Instinct by Paula Garnica González (Escuela Superior de Arte y Dise?o de Andalucía, ESADA, Spain).
- FLORA by VU Minh Quynh (ESAM Design - École Supérieure des Arts Modernes, Paris, France).
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CDC is growing
This year, the jury has evaluated 213 projects in the Architecture category and 150 in the Design one, submitted by European, American and Asian students."The exceptional situation that we are facing has not been able to stop the competition. Once again, we can boast of having received a greater number of projects than we did in the previous edition.", says Adelina Salinas, coordinator of the Contest. Santiago Alfonso, President of the Competition, "taking into account that the unusual situation we are facing has seriously complicated our daily activities, seeing the result of this year's call makes us feel proud and encourages us to continue with this project, which from the beginning has been committed to the talent and creativity of future professionals. If there is one thing that has become even clearer to me during the review and assessment of applications, it is that design and architecture can and should provide real solutions to present and future problems.".
Cosentino Design Challenge
CDC is a challenging research and development initiative for architecture and design students all over the world. It is a unique opportunity that connects students with an international company like Cosentino.Schools and Partners
Cosentino Design Challenge 14 has had the involvement and collaboration of 31 schools and/or universities from all over the world. In addition, Experimenta magazine is a media partner of the CDC.PR Cosentino Design Challenge 14 announces the winning projects_280920