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Grand Prix architektů | 18.06.2009
Curriculum Vitae Andreas Klok Pedersen (DK)
Andreas Klok Pedersen is Associate Partner in BIG and project leader on a number of master plans, large scale and research projects. Most recently, Andreas has been in charge of the 1,000,000 M2 Zira Island Masterplan in Azerbaijan. His projects also count the Tamayo Museum, People’s Building, Lego Towers, Clover Block, Scala Library, Arlanda Hotel and BIG’s contributions to the Venice Biennale in 2004 and 2008.
In addition to managing international competitions at BIG, Andreas is teaching at the Architecture School at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen, and lectures internationally on BIG’s current research and projects.
Languages: Danish & English
Affiliations: MAA, Danish Architecture Association
Education: Aarhus School of Architecture, DK
Selected Experience
_ TAM I Tamayo Museum 3500 m2 I Mexico City I 1st Prize
_ ZIRA ZIRA ZERO Island I 1,000,000 m2 I Azerbaijan, Baku
_ REN Hotel and Conference Centre in Shanghai I 250,000 m2
_ SCA Scala Tower including library & hotel I 40,000 m2 I DK. I 1st
Prize
_ LEGO Mixed Use Housing I 40,000 m2 I DK I 1st Prize
_ HOL Holbæk Marriott Hotel I 8,000 m2 I DK
_ 2KR Double Karré in Holbæk Harbour I 32,000 m2 I DK
_ KAS Residences in Holbæk Harbour I 13,500 I DK
_ KLM Kløverkarréen I 2,000 Residences I 250,000 m2 I DK
_ HAV SuperHarbour & HySociety I 680 ha I DK
_ BRO Bridge Infrastructure and Housing I 100,000 m2 I DK
_ POL Offi ce Building in Hambrosgade I 21,000 m2 I DK
_ ESSO Housing in Stavanger I 10,000 m2 I NO I 1st Prize
_ HOME Hotel in Christianshavn I 2,500 m2 I DK I 1st Prize
_ KUNG Umeå Hotel and Conference Centre I 7,000 m2 I SE
_ LDK Little DK I Housing, Offi ce, Sports & Parking I 100,000 m2 I DK
MVRDV I 2001-2002 I NL
Bønnelycke Architects I 2002 I DK
.F. Møller Architects I 1999-2000 I DK
Awards
EUROPAN 8 I Honourable Mention I ”Urban Atrium”
Competition: Traditionens Potentialer I 2. Prize I ”The Human Metropolis”
Curriculum Vitae Heinrich Degelo
(1957, CH)
Profession: Architect BSA SIA
Languages: German, English, Spanish
Professional associations: SIA, Swiss Socity of Engineers and Architects BSA, Confederation of Swiss Architects
Current position: P.ARC board of directors, Partner Proprietor Degelo Architekten
Professional career since 2005: Degelo Architekten, Basel, Director
Since 2002: Morger Degelo, with Benjamin Theiler, Basel, Partner
Since 1990: Morger Degelo, with Meinrad Morger, Basel, Partner
Since 1988: Architectural office together with Gerard Pretre, Meinrad Morger, Partner
Since 1986: Architectural office together with Gerard Pretre, Basel, Partner
Reference projects (selection)
2008-2010 / Extension Convention Centre Davos, Davos
2006-2011 / University Library, Freiburg
2005-2008 / Skyline - Uster, Uster
1999-2003 / Trade Tower and Trade Center, Basel
1997-2000 / Art Museum in Vaduz, Liechtenstein
1997-2002 / Community Center, Reinach
Standardized Buildings for SBB Train Switchboxes, Periodic
Standardized Buildings for SBB Train Switchboxes, Realization of approx.
over 30 Switch Box Cells, 1996-today
Curriculum Vitae Andrey Alexandrovich Chernikhov (RUS)
Professional Activity
_ 1974 / graduated from the Moscow architectural university
_ 1969 / architect, main architect, head of an architectural group of Mosproekt administration, Moscow
_ 1975-1989 / projects’ main architect, head of an architectural workshop of the “Gispropros” institution of the Russian ministry of architecture and town-planning
_ 1989-1991 / main architect of the “Gispropros” institution
_ Since 1991 / head of a personal architectural workshop “A. Chernikhov experimental architectural workshop” with the Moscow union of architects
_ Professor of the International Academy of Architecture (IAA)
_ Current member and Vice-president of the Moscow Branch of the International Academy of Architecture (MAAM)
_ Member of the Direction's Presidium of the Union of Russian Architects
_ Adviser of the Russian Academy of Architecture and Building Sciences
_ Honorary member of the Ukrainian Academy of Architecture
_ Honorary member of the Union of Architects of Serbia
_ Member of the Union of Architects and the Union of Designers of Russia
_ President of the Iakov Chernikhov International Foundation (Russia, the USA, Bulgaria)
_ Member of the town-planning council Moskomarchitecture
_ Professor of Moscow Architecture Institute
_ Head of the Andrei Chernikhov Architecture and Design Studio Social Activities
_ 1972-1974 / Chairman of the Council of Young Scientists and Specialists of MOSPROEKT-1
_ 1980-1990 / Member of the Board of the Central House of Architects
_ 1982-1989 / Member of the Editorial Board of the "Architectural Almanach" (the verbal magazine of the Central House of Architects), "Architecture of Russia", "News of Architects of Russia" magazines.
_ 1985-1989 / Deputy Chairman of the Committee of the Union of Architects of Russia for facilitation of creative activity of architect
_ 1987-1989 / Organisation of "Architectural Wednesdays" evenings in СНА
_ 1989-1996 / Director of the program “Architectural Concepts” of the International Forum of Young Architects
_ 1991-present / President of the Iakov Chernikhov International Foundation (USA, Russia, Bulgaria)
_ 1996-1997 / Author, producer and head of a TV show “My Moscow”
_ 2000 / Current member and Vice-president of the Moscow Branch of the International Academy of Architecture
_ 2000 / Member of the Direction’s Presidium of the Union of Russian Architects
_ 2001 / Vice-president of the Moscow Branch of the International Academy of Architecture
_ 2001 / General Director of the International Architectural Festival “Zodchestvo-2001”
_ 2001 / Creation of the Russian National Prize in the field of architecture – “Crystal Dedal” in collaboration with sculptor Alexander Ryleev
_ 2002 / Professor of the International Academy of Architecture (Bulgaria)
_ 2005 / Founder of a new International Iakov Chernikhov Architectural Price for young architects around the world the “Challenge of the time” (main prize – 50 000 EUR).
Main constructions
_ TOKO-Bank Building, Noviye Cheriomushki (24,000 sq. m., Moscow) Reconstruction of the Supreme Russian Court building (12,000 sq.m., Moscow)
_ The second turn of the all-Union "Genetics" scientific research institute (12,000 sq.m., Moscow)
_ Russian telecommunication company “ASVT” office building (5,000 sq.m., Moscow)
_ Rehabilitation Center for children suffering from autism, 1st in Russia (5,000sq.m., Moscow)
_ Multifunctional «Varshavsky» trade-entertainment center (38, 500 sq. m., Moscow)
_ Dwelling houses with enhanced comfort (reconstruction of two kindergarten buildings on Kremenchugskaya St. (Moscow)
_ Project for a complex of the Tashkent Medical Institute (Correction) (TASHMI) for 5000 students (Uzbekistan).
_ Project for the Main Educational Building of TASHMI (Correction) (constructed) (Tashkent).
_ TASHMI Morphological Building project (Tashkent).
_ Fundamental Library for 1 million books, TASHMI (Tashkent).
_ Central bank of the Republic of Uzbekistan (15,000 sq. m., Tashkent)
_ Project of the "Tashkenttransgas" computer center of the (Tashkent).
_ Project of a pioneer recreation camp for 1280 children, Ust-Ilimsky LPK (completed) (14 hectares, Ust-Ilimsk)
_ Project for the Penza Agricultural Institute development. Study and Laboratory building, Audit block (constructed). (9000 sq. m. , Penza)
_ KAMAZ engineer center (constructed) (320,000sq. m., Naberejnie Chelny)
_ Dwelling houses for the Soviet geological expeditions for 1500 experts (Khovd, Mongolia)
_ Study building for specialists in oil chemistry training for 1200 students, Basra, Iraq (completed).
_ Trade Center, Balaklavskiy Prospectus, 5a (Moscow)
_ Restaurant, Tsvetnoy Boulevard, 30 (Moscow)
_ Monolithic dwelling-house and underground parking, Melnikov str.
_ Cottage (Veshki)
_ Sphere (Moscow)
_ Project of reconstruction of the supermarket trade premises, Bolshaya Tulskaya str, 2 (Moscow)
_ Construction of the motor show and reconstruction of the “LogoVAZ” premises (Moscow)
_ Construction of two sections of a dwelling house, Schelkovskoe Highway, 18/1 (Moscow)
_ Architecture concept of a monolithic railway and underground parking, Novikov-Priboy Quay, 16/6 (Moscow)
_ Architecture conception of a monolithic railway and underground parking, Marshal Vasilevskiy Str., 11/6 (Moscow)
_ Shopping-center show-room in the Akademika Volgina St., 6a (1200 sq. m., Moscow)
_ Multifunctional Business-industry Center in the Borovaya street, 3 (movie-studio) (Moscow)
_ Multifunctional «Krasnoprudnaya» trade-entertainment center (29,000 sq. m., 1,4 hectares)
_ Architecture Concept of an individual dwelling house, 2nd Sinichkin str, 1/1A (Moscow)
_ Multi-functional dwelling-complex, 1st Nagatinskiy Passage (Moscow)
_ Reconstruction of the "Soyuzkniga" building (completed) (Moscow).
_ Interior design of the “Theater Life” magazine editing office of the (completed) (Moscow).
_ Country school complex for 320 children, Belgorod region.
_ Pioneer camp, Ladyzhensk town (completed) (Ukraine).
_ Study and laboratory building, audit building of the Kamenets-Podolsk Agricultural Institute (completed).
_ Reconstruction of the Beryozka shop (Moscow).
_ Reconstruction and interior design of the Fenix-2 Company, Zemlyanoi Val Street (Moscow).
_ Interior design project of the Study and Training Center of Mintopenergo, Ochakovo district, Moscow.
_ Administrative building, Grafsky pereulok, 10/12 (built) (5,000 sq. m., Moscow).
_ Facades and interiors of the entrance group design-project, Aerodromnaia street (built) (Moscow).
_ Dwelling houses stenobaths, Marshal Zhukov prospect, 30, 38, 56 (under construction) (Moscow).
_ The Church tower – draft, northwest district (Moscow).
Curriculum Vitae Antal Puhl Dla
ARCHITECT WITH YBL-PRIZE ASSISTANT PROFESSOR (1950, HU)
Studies, fellowships, conferences
1970-1975 /BME (Budapest University of Technology) Public Facility
Design Department
1979-1981/MÉSZ Master School
1979 TU Delft, The Netherlands
1988 TU Delft, The Netherlands
1993 Honorary assistant professor
1994 Singapur
1995 TU Delft, The Netherlands
2000 DLA (Doctor of Liberal Arts)
2000 Chicago
2008 Habilitation in Architecture
Employment History
1975-1977 IPARTERV, KÖZTI
1977-1987 BME (Budapest University of Technology) Public Facility Design Department, Assistant Professor
1987-1991 LAKÓTERV, Finta studio
1991-1992 LAKÓTERV, own studio
1992- Puhl Antal Architect Office (owner)
2008- University of Debrecen, Department of Architecture
Prizes
1975 Diploma Prize
1993 Ybl Miklós Prize
1997 Residential Buiding of the Year, First Prize
2000 Residential Buiding of the Year, Budapest First Prize
2002 Pro Architektura Prize
2002 High Standard Prize in Architecture of Pest County, Third Prize
2005 High Standard Prize in Architecture of Pest County, Third Prize
2008 High Standard Prize in Architecture of Pest County, First Prize
Exhibitions
1981 Young Architects’ Exhibition, National Gallery, group
1993 Prague, Hungarian Culture House, individual
1994 Tölgyfa Gallery - Budapest, individual
1996 Kossuth Lajos University of Sciences - Debrecen, individual
1997 Szentendre Architects’ Exhibition, group
2004 Bratislava KFA Gallery, individual
2004 Prague, Hungarian Culture House, individual
2005 Brno, Galerie Architektury, individual
2006 Pest County Architects’ Exhibition, group
Important works:
Grand Hotel Corvinus Kempinski Budapest (with József Finta, 1991)
CIB Bank Budapest (1996)
MOM Park, Multi-purpose Centre (with P. Dajka, Á. Dobrányi, B. Marian, 2001)
Anjou Residence, Buda Castle (2003)
Berzsenyi D. College Library, Baja (with Peter Dajka, 2004)
Old Artist Camp Galery, Szentendre (with Peter dajka, 2008)
More than 110 competitions participated, 30 first prizes
Curriculum Vitae Dipl. Ing. Peter Gero
Born in Bratislava. Studies at the Slovak University of Technology, Building Faculty, studying branch of engineering structures and transport buildings. In 1968 emigration to the Federal Republic of Germany, Hamburg. Studies of urban development in West Berlin, completed with the second-level state final examination. Active in Hamburg, planning and concepts of construction of the underground city railway (U-Bahn) network, design of its stations, public areas and bridges. Coordination of rather komplex urban development concepts of he City of Hamburg, management of the expert group of the Land Minister for Construction and Development. Cooperation on the drawing up of the first concepts for Hafen City Hamburg, organisation of international discussions focused on this topic, technical review of results. Head of the Department for City Development and Revitalisation.
Main focus: revitalisation of large-scale housing estates of the 1960s and 1970s, of the City centre quarters, such as St. Georg, St. Pauli, with solution of architectonic and urban development issues. Chief Building Director of “Baudezernent” of the central parts of Hamburg. This supervisory position for the entire construction process combined technical knowledge of architecture, urban development, city development with interconnection to regional planning, state sector constructions (schools, hospitals, opera, etc.), construction of roadways, greenery and nature protection, building permits. This position on which he was working for more than 12 years included, apart from coordination of technical elements of city construction, also the activities in approximately 40 urban development and architectonic juries where he worked as an expert jury member. One of the important activities was the selection of architects and urban development experts, greenery designers and landscape architects in an international context.
Most projects affected in such a comprehensive way have already been implemented or are just situated in the construction process. The activities for the creation of the Masterplan and Architecture for HafenCity – the largest current project in Europe, the exhibition centre situated in the central zone of the city, concepts for the “fundamental cell” of the city, known as Domplatz, and creation of a new quarter in St. Pauli in the place of a former brewery are grounds for creation of the image of the City of Hamburg today.
This last of the above mentioned projects was appreciated also at the “Expo Real” event held in Munich as the most successful project of rehabilitation/revitalisation of an inner-city district in Germany. After completion of more than 30 years of his active work for the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg in 2007, Peter Gero has been active as a lecturer, honorary participant of expert conferences on architecture and urban development, member of expert juries, adviser for developers, municipal institutions and co-operator of young teams of architects for creation of their competing designs.
