co+labo radović co+labo in top 3% at the International Competition for Miyajimaguchi Area
co+labo team having
been shortlisted to the top eight at the International Urban Planning Competition for Miyajimaguchi Area, co+labo has achieved one of its biggest successes. The
competition, which focused at the future of Miyamiguchi, the community which
connects the UNESCO Heritage Site of Itsukushima Shrine with the rest of Japan
and the World, attracted more than 1,000 applicants, 230 of which have submitted
their projects and managed to satisfy the competition requirements. The panel
of experts, including Kakayuki Kishii, Tadao Ando and Mikako Ishikawa, has shortlisted
eight projects, one of which was our proposal. As always, co+labo work was completed entirely
by students. That is important to remember because this was not a student
competition, but an international professional contest, in which young co+labo
competed with some of the top expert teams.
co+labo Miyajimaguchi Team+Darko, and the certificate of their
success
On 17
October, the public Jury session was held at the Hatsukaichi Town Hall. The three winning schemes are Anetos, Kansai University and Nosigner and Pacific Consultants. Our
selection to the top 3% is truly remarkable, especially in educational terms. co+labo, future architects and urbanists, firmly and uncompromisingly presented the potential of radical realism, praxis of eco-urbanity which is rooted in the
principles of environmental and cultural responsibility and our strong belief
in ethical urbanism, bottom-up approach to thinking, making and living the urban.
Parts of the co+labo
proposal for the future of Miyajimaguchi
The
members of co+labo
Miyajimaguchi Urban design Team were (in alphabetic order): Roxane Czarnobroda,
Ryoto Amano, Yuta Sato, Moe Suzuki, Tomotake Miyagaki, Vedrana Ikalović and
Wakataro Ueno (guided by Darko Radović, advised by Davisi Boontharm, Vuk
Radović and Sano Satoshi). At the
final-eight session, co+labo team was represented by Ryoto Amano, Moe
Suzuki, Tomotake Miyagaki and Darko Radović.
From presentation and ceremony
at the Hatsukaichi Town Hall
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