Architecture Competitions Yearbook 2021 - N°03

✍ Scribed by Competitions.archi; Marcin Husarz; Katarzyna Lech; Ania Rola; Kamil Grajda; Marta Szmidt

Publisher: Printing House KiD s.c.
Year: 2022
Tongue: English
Leaves: 123
Category: Library

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

✦ Synopsis

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, in search of clues and suggestions in the stories described, which will not only resonate with us, but also allow us to develop our design skills. We thought it would be interesting to confront the academic world and the professional world. This is the case of the 10 winning articles that are the base of this edition – our guests were asked to shed some light and guide us through their original design process, which they are constantly improving. It is an endless process but it has already brought them measurable results. In these texts you will find a lot of tips, advice and suggestions, which I trust will help you take your designs to the next level.

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