The Overall Winner of the 2021 Architecture Drawing Prize has been revealed
Following the announcement of the winning entries in the 2021 Architecture Drawing Prize in November, in which student submissions won first place across all three categories, the competition’s overall winner has finally been unveiled. For “Fluid Strata — Flood-responsive landscape performance”, Dafni Filippa, a Master’s Landscape Architecture student at The Bartlett School of Architecture, took home the top prize. Fluid Strata was a joint winner in the Hybrid category, recognized for its originality and flair in combining different drawing techniques. The project responds to the climate emergency in central London by proposing the utilization of the “Deep Ground” as a tool for flood defense. Read the full post on Bustler
Following the announcement of the winning entries in the 2021 Architecture Drawing Prize in November, in which student submissions won first place across all three categories, the competition’s overall winner has finally been unveiled. For “Fluid Strata — Flood-responsive landscape performance”, Dafni Filippa, a Master’s Landscape Architecture student at The Bartlett School of Architecture, took home the top prize.
Fluid Strata was a joint winner in the Hybrid category, recognized for its originality and flair in combining different drawing techniques. The project responds to the climate emergency in central London by proposing the utilization of the “Deep Ground” as a tool for flood defense. Read the full post on Bustler
