LEAF Awards 2010, Competition, Buildings, Architects, Winners, Shortlist, Practices, Event

LEAF Awards 2010 Winners

Shortlist – Winning Architects / Buildings

15 Sep 2010

LEAF Awards 2010 News

Location: London, UK

e-architect was once again a media partner for the LEAF Awards (on 10 Sep) we attended the awards – results for the LEAF Awards listed below, building + architect winners:

The Emirates Glass LEAF Awards Overall Winner

Soccer City Stadium – Boogertman + Partners – “The Melting Pot”

image : Boogertman Urban Edge and Partners / Populous

Mixed-Use Building of the Year

Broadcasting Place – winner – Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios

photo : Will Pryce

Linked Hybrid – Steven Holl Architects

photo : Courtesy Steven Holl Architects, photograph © Shu He

Volpelleres-West – Estudi Massio-Bosch Arquitects : Mixed use building

photograph from LEAF Awards

Vanke Center – Space Craft Architects : Horizontal Skyscraper

photograph from LEAF Awards

Residential Building of the Year – Multiple Occupancy

The Wave in Vejle – winner – Henning Larsen Architects

picture from the architect

Phoenix heights – Brady Mallalieu Architects

photo : Brady Mallalieu Architects

Yokosuka Kamoi Housing – Iida Archiship Studio

picture from LEAF Awards

Andersen Garden – Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects

picture from LEAF Awards

Residential Building of the Year – Single Occupancy

PLUS, Shizuoka, Japan – winner – Mount Fuji Architects Studio

photo from LEAF Awards

Leaf House – James Gorst Architects Ltd

picture from LEAF Awards

Santo Amaro House – Isav Weinfeild Arquitetura

picture from LEAF Awards

Rado House – Studio mk27

photograph from LEAF Awards

Commercial Building of the Year

ANZ Centre – winner – HASSELL and Lend Lease design

picture from LEAF Awards

Midrash Cultural Centre – Isay Weinfeld Arquitetura

picture from LEAF Awards

Scandinavian Golf Club – Henning Larsen Architects

picture : Peter Jarvad

Tsuruoka Cinema Complex – Tokihiko Takatani & Associates

photograph from LEAF Awards

International Interior Design Award

Numero Bar São Paulo – winner – Isay Weinfeld Arquitetura

image : Leonardo Finotti

Siri at Sukhumvit – dwp Cityspace

image from LEAF Awards

ANZ Centre – HASSELL

picture from LEAF Awards

Hilton South Wharf – Woods Bagot

image from LEAF Awards

Young Architect of the Year

Ferreries Cultural Centre – winner – Arquitecturia

photograph from LEAF Awards

Cathedral Apse Square – Arquitecturia

image from LEAF Awards

Flex house – Studio Gil Architects

image from LEAF Awards

Qumrán Winery – Konkrit Blu Arquitectura

photograph from LEAF Awards

Best Sustainable Development

Nanasawa Elementary School – winner – Ben Nakamura

photograph from LEAF Awards

Energy Flex House (EFH) – Henning Larsen Architects

photograph from LEAF Awards

Forest at Lot 10 – Hintan Associates

photo from LEAF Awards

Master Planning and Landscaping

Estoril Open Space Strategy, Santiago, Chile – winner – URBE Architects

photo from LEAF Awards

Beijing CBD Eastern Expansion Plan – Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP

image from the architects

Expo-Axis buildings – SBA

photo from the organisers

Public Building of the Year
Soccer City National Stadium – winner – Boogertman + Partners

image : Boogertman Urban Edge and Partners / Populous

Herning Center of the Arts building – Steven Holl Architects

photograph © Thomas Moelvig

Astana Arena – Tabanlioglu Architects, Melkan Gürsel & Murat Tabanlıoğlu

photo © Cemal Emden

Thor Heyerdahl College building – Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects

picture from the architects

Best Structural Design of the Year

Burj Khalifa Tower – winner – Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP

image from the architects

Soccer City National Stadium – winner – Boogertman + Partners

image : Boogertman Urban Edge and Partners / Populous

The winners of each category will be announced at the LEAF Awards ceremony on 10 September 2010 at the InterContinental Park Lane, London, UK. The evening will end with the announcement of The LEAF Award winner with the shortlist comprising of the winners of each building type category.

Suzanne Ellingham, the LEAF Awards director adds: “The feedback received from the judges has been fantastic. They were extremely impressed with the standard of projects received this year and had the difficult task of coming up with this shortlist. Shortlisted candidates have all been notified and are now anxiously waiting for the Awards Ceremony.”

Location: UK