Five finalists of the 2020 CTBUH International Student Tall Building Design Competition explore future of vertical urbanism
The CTBUH International Student Tall Building Design Competition invited students from across the globe to find new ways to engage with tall buildings and their relationship to urban settings in addition to exploring the cultural, physical, and environmental variables of the site. Out of 250 entries jurors Helen Lochhead (Dean, Faculty of Built Environment, University of New South Wales), Craig Gibbons (Brisbane Buildings Group Leader, Arup), Leah Lang (City Architect, City of Gold Coast), and Viviana Muscetolla (Associate Director, Zaha Hadid Architects), and James Parakh (Urban Design Manager, City of Toronto) selected five finalists. During a virtual presentation each finalist showcased their project submission during a live judging in October 2020. A cash prize of $4,500 was distributed amongst the finalists. View the winning projects below. 1st Place: A Critical Approach to Vertical GraveyardsBy: Nikita Klimenko, Yale University & Nikita Shpakov, Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics Read the full post on Bustler
The CTBUH International Student Tall Building Design Competition invited students from across the globe to find new ways to engage with tall buildings and their relationship to urban settings in addition to exploring the cultural, physical, and environmental variables of the site.
Out of 250 entries jurors Helen Lochhead (Dean, Faculty of Built Environment, University of New South Wales), Craig Gibbons (Brisbane Buildings Group Leader, Arup), Leah Lang (City Architect, City of Gold Coast), and Viviana Muscetolla (Associate Director, Zaha Hadid Architects), and James Parakh (Urban Design Manager, City of Toronto) selected five finalists. During a virtual presentation each finalist showcased their project submission during a live judging in October 2020. A cash prize of $4,500 was distributed amongst the finalists.
View the winning projects below.
1st Place: A Critical Approach to Vertical Graveyards
By: Nikita Klimenko, Yale University & Nikita Shpakov, Belarusian State University of Informatics and Radioelectronics
