RIBA announces 2020 President's Medal student recipients
The annual RIBA President's Medal awards program recognizes the best architecture student projects. This year the program received the highest number of project entries in its history. According to RIBA, 336 entries were nominated by 118 schools of architecture across 32 countries. RIBA President Alan Jones shares, "I am inspired by the range of exceptional proposals with climate emergency, ethics, equity, and social purpose at the heart of their investigation and problem-solving. The RIBA President's Medals continue to acknowledge work of the highest caliber and technical and social relevance, essential to future architects wishing to tackle our global challenges. Congratulations to all of this year's winners, and thank you to the schools of architecture and the tutors, who have educated and nurtured their talent." See the winning projects below. RIBA Silver Medal [For the best design project produced at RIBA Part 2 or equivalent] Awarded to: Robert Beeny (University of Westminster)Project: Devil’s Valley Geothermal Co-operative Read the full post on Bustler
The annual RIBA President's Medal awards program recognizes the best architecture student projects. This year the program received the highest number of project entries in its history. According to RIBA, 336 entries were nominated by 118 schools of architecture across 32 countries.
RIBA President Alan Jones shares, "I am inspired by the range of exceptional proposals with climate emergency, ethics, equity, and social purpose at the heart of their investigation and problem-solving. The RIBA President's Medals continue to acknowledge work of the highest caliber and technical and social relevance, essential to future architects wishing to tackle our global challenges. Congratulations to all of this year's winners, and thank you to the schools of architecture and the tutors, who have educated and nurtured their talent."
See the winning projects below.
RIBA Silver Medal [For the best design project produced at RIBA Part 2 or equivalent]
Awarded to: Robert Beeny (University of Westminster)
Project: Devil’s Valley Geothermal Co-operative
Read the full post on Bustler