In this issue we have decided to ask the same question to architects with many years of experience, working or running charismatic, rapidly developing studios, winning recognition and awards in international architectural competitions. I found it interesting to look behind the scenes of their work,
Architecture Competitions Yearbook 2020 - Nยฐ02
โ Scribed by Competitions.archi; Marcin Husarz; Marta Szmidt; Kamil Grajda; Ania Rola; Izabela Kurgan
- Publisher
- Printing House KiD s.c.
- Year
- 2021
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 109
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
The second issue of ACY showcases 10 of the most inspiring and interesting architectural competitions that took part in 2020, alongside 3 interviews, where our guests highlight the importance and meaning of participating in architectural competition and its influence on the development of architecture. They speak about the influence of those competitions in their own growth, building their career and learning by working with and against international competitors.
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