 Tamayouz Award is delighted to announce the Long list (Top 50 entries) for the Rifat Chadirji Prize for architecture and its theme for 2017; Rebuilding Iraq's Liberated Areas - Mosul's Housing. 50 entries were selected out of 223 entries submitted by individuals, firms and universities coming from 142 countries, Participants are asked to propose a solution for the Mosul’s upcoming housing crisis, which will affect the city as more neighborhoods will be freed and internally displaced persons and refugees will start to return. The long listed entries in Alphabetical order of their countries are:
Bahrain - Manama: Rashad Alirhayim and Maryam Alirhayim Canada – Thornhill: Morphotect Design Group: Shekoofeh Bahramian, Mozhdeh Sachmehchi, Elnaz-AminBitaraf and Bahar-Bahrebar China – Beijing: Tong Liu and Xinmiao Liu France – Paris: VINCENT CALLEBAUT ARCHITECTURES Germany – Karlsruhe: Triplicity Architects: Marwa Al-Dibouni, Noor Makkiya and Sally Al-badry Germany – Stuttgart: Namariq Al-Rawi INDIA – DELHI: Studio Grey: Abhishek Semwal, Natasha Kumar and Gaurav Sinha Iran – Isfahan: Mehrabe: Nariman Pirasteh Boroujeni, Soheil Emrani, Ali Jelvani, Mehran Salehi Iran – Shiraz: Grid: Mina Saadatfard, Ali Arzaghi, Parham Ostovar and Zahra Haghi Iran – Tehran: Saye architects: Babak Baharestani Iraq – Baghdad: SPOT Team: Nizar Razak, Badr-Ahmed Alauldeen, Leena-Raad-Mohammed and Mohammed-Jawad-Hassan Iraq – Baghdad: Ridha - Hasan Iraq – Duhok: Ali Nashwan and Fatima Ehsan Italy – Florence: Filomena Visone Italy – Florence: Kinan Deeb Italy – Rome: AANT TEAM 4: Donatella Spadano, Giuditta Gottuso and Diana Filoni Italy – Rome: BB1 ARCHITETTURA & DESIGN: CHIARA TIBERTI, Elisa Ceschia, Gabriel Alfredo Graterol Nisi and Marcia Filipa Gomes da Costa Jordan – Amman: Razan Ati, Hana-Alkhairi and Lara-Abumanneh Netherlands – BERGEN: MIN2: MAARTEN MIN, JETTY MIN, RAFFI MINASKAN and ROLAND DRIEENHUIZEN Netherlands – Rotterdam: MONOLAB Architects: Jan Willem van Kuilenburg Netherlands – Tilburg: Brands-Van der Meulen: Van der Meulen Meinte Sjef Brands, Meinte van der Meulen Poland – Wrocław: 51°N: Marta Dąbrowska, Patryk Galiński, Marcin Klich Poland – Warsaw: Marek Rytych Architekt: Marek Rytych, Natalia Ciastoń and Tomasz Hryciuk Poland - Wroclaw: Students team of Wroclaw University of Science and Technology: Mariia Chorna, Oleksandr Kostevych Poland - Wroclaw: Anna Otlik Poland – Warsaw: Magda Koźluk, Agnieszka-Chromiec and Karolina Tatar Poland – Bobrowniki: Mateusz Dąbek and Anna Mardyła Poland- Wrocław: Habitat: Zbigniew Bać, Janusz Rębielak, Wojciech Januszewski and Łukasz Mazur Portugal – Lisboa: CAS studio: Alina Jeronimo Fernandes and Paulo Carneiro Singapore – Singapore: KUBO: ALDRICH CHOY (Singapore) and Allan Chong (Hong Kong). Singapore – Singapore: Mosul Manifesto: Kristen Tan, Aik Wen – Tay and Shemol - Rahman South Korea – Seoul: IDU: Hyeonje Lee, Kunhyun Lee, Yeaji-kim and Hyeran-choi Spain – Salamanca: VGZS: Paula Vegas Carrizo and Ana-gonzalez Syria – Aleppo: Hope: Mahmoud Akkam, Ahmad Labban, Mohamad Wajih Mahrouseh and M. Ghayath Lababidi Syria – Damascus: One-time Studio: Tamooh Edelbi, Ammar Abaza, Ahmed AlSalhi and Mohammad Fares Whby Tunisia – Tunis: Eya Dallel, Oussema Khalfi and Malèk Mensi Turkey – Ankara: Atöyle 1590: Nuran Özkam, Melike Emerce, Hüseyin Kezer and Mehmet Koray Karagöz Turkey - KAYSERI: OFIS MPU: ISMAIL RUHLUKURKCU, GUNTULU GUNDOG, BURCU ULUTURK and AHMET SACCIOGLU Turkey – Istanbul: Re:works: Sera Tolgay and Daniel Marshall UAE – Dubai: Kantarci Stubbs Design Studio: Robert Stubbs and Idil Kantarci UAE – Dubai: HEMM: Janneke Eggink, Aarathi Muralidharan, Islam El Mashtooly and Muhammad Habsah UK – London: Weston Williamson + Partners: Philip Turner, Andrew Weston and Chris Williamson UK – MANCHESTER: AFL ARCHITECTS: MAZIN KISHYSH and Neima Michael USA – Boston: Aesthetics and Space: Ali Al-Sammarraie and Rami Abdelhamid USA – Boston: I-KANDA ARCHITECTS: ISAMU KANDA and SANGSURI CHUN USA - Central: Mostafa Alani USA - Houston: MBK: Mustafa Kamil USA - New York: Zuhair Hussaini USA - San Diego: ARMZ: Ruaa Abdulahad, Ahmed Alzako, Momen Alzako and Zina Abdulla USA - San Francisco: Tay Othman The shortlist will be announced on Thursday 28/09/2017, we wish all the participants best of luck.
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