Mies van der Rohe Awards 2022, European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture Jury, Buildings news

2022 Mies van der Rohe Award

post updated 12 May 2022

The winners of the EUmies Awards 2022 have received the Awards in Barcelona

EUmies Awards 2022 Winners

Previously on e-architect:

14 to 9 September 2021

Mies van der Rohe Award 2022 Nominations

85 new works have been added to the list of the projects nominated to the EU Mies Award 2022!

A total of 532 works will compete to win the EU Mies Award 2022

The European Commission and the Fundació Mies van der Rohe announce today the second list of 85 works competing for the 2022 European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award. These works join the previous group of nominees announced on 2 February. Altogether, 532 works completed between October 2018 and April 2021 in 41 countries.

Country	1^st phase nº of works in the country	2^nd phase nº of works in the country	Total nº of works in the country
Spain	31	8	39
France	28	5	33
Germany	25	4	29
Belgium	21	5	26
Poland	20	5	25
Portugal	19	3	22
Italy	18	3	21
United Kingdom	18	3	21
Austria	17	2	19
Denmark	13	4	17
Greece	12	4	16
Norway	12	4	16
Ireland	13	2	15
Hungary	12	2	14
The Netherlands	13	1	14
Slovenia	13	1	14
Ukraine	13	2	15
Lithuania	13	0	13
Croatia	10	2	12
Czech Republic	11	0	11
Bulgaria	8	2	10
Finland	8	2	10
Georgia	8	2	10
Latvia	8	2	10
Sweden	7	3	10
Montenegro	8	1	9
North Macedonia	7	2	9
Romania	8	1	9
Cyprus	6	2	8
Estonia	7	1	8
Slovakia	5	1	6
Serbia	6	0	6
Albania	3	2	5
Bosnia – Herzegovina	3	2	5
Luxembourg	5	0	5
Armenia	3	1	4
Kosovo	4	0	4
Malta	4	0	4
Tunisia	3	1	4
Iceland	3	0	3
Moldova	1	0	1
TOTAL	447	85	532

Denmark:

Kornets Hus, Hjørring, Jutland, western Denmark
Design: Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter

photography © Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter
Kornets Hus Hjørring

Greece:

nCAVED house, Serifos

photos © Yiorgis Yerolymbos

Office Building in Attica (Formerly Aget Iraklis)

photos © Giorgos Sfakianakis

Tatoi Office Building Complex, Athens

photos © Mariana Bisti

Petralona House, Athens

photos © George Messaritak

Hungary:

Saint Gellért Hall, Budapest

photos © Gergely Kenéz
Saint Gellért Hall Budapest Building

Sports and Conference Centre Puskás Ferenc Football Academy, Felcsút

photos © Tamás Dobrosi

Ireland:

Beach Road House, Clifden

photos © Shantanu Starick

DLR C-19 Response: Placemaking – Mobility – Liveability, Dublin

photo © Donal Murphy

photo © R. Burns

Italy:

Cusanus Academy renovation and addition, Bressanone

photos © Gustav Willeit

The Villa, Formello

photo © Matteo Benedetti

photo © Angelo Talia

Le bâtiment descendant l’escalier, Jesolo

photos © Lisa Pujatti

Latvia:

National Song Festival Arena, Riga

photos © Lazar Pejović

Media building of Riga Art and Media school, Riga

photos © Madara Gritāne

Montenegro:

House of Olives, Bar, Montenegro

photos © Lazar Pejović

North Macedonia:

sub-URBAN House, Skopje

photos © Vase Amanito Petrovski

Norway:

The Twist at Kistefos, Jevnaker Museum
Architects: BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group

photo : Laurian Ghinitoiu
The Twist at Kistefos, Jevnaker Museum

Skigard Hytte, Kvitfjell, Lillehammer
Design: Mork-Ulnes Architects

photography : Bruce Damonte
Skigard Hytte

Outdoor Care Hospital Retreats, Oslo
Architects: Snøhetta

photography © Kebony
Outdoor Care Retreats in Oslo

The House of Press (Pressens hus), Oslo

photos © Einar Aslaksen

Vøringsfossen Waterfall Area, Second Stage – Bridge Area. Norwegian Scenic Routes

photos © Carl-Viggo Hølmebakk

The Telegraph Building, Oslo

photos © Nils Petter Dale

Kristian August Street 13, Oslo

photos © Kyrre Sundal

Poland:

Żnin Sugar Plant

photos © Alka Murat

New kindergarten in Opole / Malina

photos : Stan Zajączkowski
New kindergarten in Opole / Malina

Modernization and reconstruction of the Abram Gurewicz sanatorium into a “Mirai Clinic” medical center with a hotel part, Otwock

photos © Adam Grzesik

Origami House, Torun

photos © Juliusz Sokołowski

Educational pavilion with a clearing on the banks of the Vistula River in Warsaw:

photos © Marcin Czechowicz

Portugal:

Grândola’s Library and Municipal Archive

photo © Francisco Nogueira

photo : ‘unknown’

Health House Rainha Santa Isabel, Condeixa-a-Nova

photo © Maria Bicker

photo © Rita Caniceiro

Accessible Path to the Estrela Basilica, Lisbon

photos © Inês d’Orey

Romania:

FABER – The Capacity Building, Timișoara

photos © ADMO Studio – Ovidiu Micșa

Slovakia:

Primary school Guliver

photos © Tomas Manina

Slovenia:

Market Square Ptuj

photo © Miran Kambič

Spain:

La Mejicana

photo © Alba Balmaseda

photo © Antón Bueu

House in Son Puig

photos © Jose Hevia

Patio of the Faculty of Fine Arts

photos © Jesús Granada

6×6 block, Girona

photos © José Hevia

School for dogs, humans and other species, Brunete

photo © Javier de Paz

photo © José Hevia

Es Pou – a house in Formentera

photo © Marià Castelló Martínez

Afouteza game meadows. First act, Vigo

photo © Héctor Santos Díaz

Social Housing units in Cornellà, Barcelona, Catalunya

photos © José Hevia

Sweden:

House of Knowledge

photos © Anders Bobert

Lindholmens Tekniska Gymnasium

photos © Bert Leandersson

Rebuilding of Kulturhuset in Stockholm Sweden

photos © Johan Eldrot

photo © Pernilla Remröd

The Netherlands:

GO Buiksloterham apartment building, Amsterdam North

photo © Jeroen Musch

photo © Luuk Kramer

Tunisia:

School campus in Sousse, Tunisia

UK:

Atcost, Shatwell Farm, England

Courtyard house, Lavender Hill, England

The Fratry, Carlisle Cathedral, England

Ukraine:

Enzym factory renovation:

Maintenance of Yavornitskiy street

More building photos by country online soon!

Check all the nominees of the EU Mies Award 2022 here → 2022 Mies van der Rohe Award Nominees

All these works are being reviewed by a demanding jury of distinguished professionals with different backgrounds who will evaluate all the works in a holistic approach, from their conception and construction phases to their final use by the people. The EU Mies Award 2022 counts with works from Armenia, Moldova and Tunisia for the first time.

The winners will be announced in April 2022 and the Award ceremony will take place in May 2022.

(The EU Mies Award adapted this edition’s calendar in order to include all the works and to ensure the safety, rigor and excellence of the evaluation of all the projects as a result of the international concern about the global situation.)

Previously on e-architect:

2 July 2021

Mies van der Rohe Award 2022 News

Triin Ojari nominated to the Jury of the 2022 European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture – Mies van der Rohe Award

To honour the great 20th century modernist architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, the European Union Prize is awarded every two years to the best work of European architecture. The jury consists of architects, critics, commissioners, the President of the European Union of Architects. Triin Ojari, the Director of the Estonian Museum of Architecture, is a member of the jury as a representative of the Mies Prize Advisory Committee.

A demanding jury of distinguished professionals with different backgrounds who will evaluate all the works of the EU Mies Award 2022 in a holistic approach, from their conception and construction phases to their final use by the people. The jury of the EU Mies Award 2022 is formed by: Tatiana Bilbao, Francesca Ferguson, Mia Hägg, Triin Ojari, Georg Pendl, Spiros Pengas and Marcel Smets.

The prize is awarded by the Mies van der Rohe Foundation in Barcelona. The tradition dates back to 1987, and in 2001 the Mies van der Rohe Prize became the official architectural prize of the European Union. The prize includes a cash prize of 60,000 euros. In addition to the main prize, the foundation also issues a special prize for a young architect.

This time, independent European architectural experts, national professional associations and the award’s advisory committee nominated more than 500 sites for the award. They will select 40 outstanding works of architecture from which 5 will become the finalists and, after visiting them, they will appoint the winner of the EU Mies Award for Architecture and the Emerging winner.

There are eight Estonian objects among the total number of nominations: Fotografiska (Salto architects), Haapsalu castle (KAOS architects), Suure-Jaani Health center (Architect Must ja Kuup Disain), Maidla nature villa (b210), Võru central square (Studio Tallinn), high voltage line design Soorebane (PART), Joint study and accommodation building of the Narva Study Center of the Academy of Internal Affairs and Narva College of the Tartu University Tartu (3 + 1 architects) and Tartu Lodjakoda (Barge construction workshop, by Salto architects).

Meet the 2022 Jury: https://www.miesarch.com/edition/2022/jury

More about the award at eumiesaward.com and social media (at)EUMiesAward.

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