The Pamphlet Architecture 30 jury consisted of Kevin Lippert, publisher, Princeton Architectural Press; Steven Holl, architect; Toshiko Mori, architect; Michael Bell, architect; Stan Allen, architect; Marion Weiss, architect; and Jennifer Thompson, editorial director, Princeton Architectural Press. According to the jury, Coupling locates new, small-scale potentials for infrastructure in unexpected places. The winning entry also illustrates a collection of projects with strong graphics, design, and thematic organization.
The two Pamphlet Architecture 30 finalists are:
A Projective Geography for America: Territorial Cultural Artifacts for the New Era
Team: ORG Project Team
Members: Alexander D'Hooghe, Natalie Seys, Luk Peeters, Steve Swiggers, Andrew Corrigan, Michiel De Potter, Ryan Maliszewski, Lisa Pauli, Evelyne Van Houtte, Oliver Wuttig
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Janet Yoon
The five Pamphlet Architecture 30 runners up are:
Empower: Visualizing Ecosystem Infrastructure
Rebecca Fuchs, Marguerite Graham, and Sarah Cowles
Entropic Industries: Infrastructure Embodying Uncertainty
Jared Winchester
Growing Water
Team: UrbanLab
Member: Martin Felsen
Green Belt Duplicity: Cultivating the Modern Day Ringstrasse
Hui Dong, Suah Na, Tana Hovland, Shu Zhang
Drift City: A Continental Transient Infrastructure
Andrew McDowell
Pamphlet Architecture and this year’s jurists thank all of the participants for their hard work.
Photos of the competition jury can be seen on the Pamphlet Architecture Flickr stream.