Award Editions Frontend Portlet

Sections 2022

Documents

2022 Prize Jury Minute.pdf Registration Guidelines_2022 Prize.pdf 2022 Public Space Prize Rules.pdf

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The Catharijnesingel canal, Utrecht, declared winner of the 2022 European Prize for Urban Public Space Presentation of the 5 finalist projects of the 2022 Prize First data of the European Prize for Urban Public Space 2022 Award ceremony of the 2022 Prize

Edition 2022

Finalists

award-results Portlet

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    FLOW

    Brussels (Belgium), 2021

    Flow, designed and built with the participation of fifty young people, is the first open-air swimming pool to be constructed in Brussels in forty years.

    Developer: POOL IS COOL
    Authors: Jozef Wouters, Pool is cool

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    Hage

    Lund (Sweden), 2021

    Lund Cathedral decided to use its properties to develop a public space that would be an alternative to the logic of rapid urbanisation in its surroundings.

    Developer: Lunds Domkyrka (Lund Cathedral)
    Authors: Price & Myers, Brendeland & Kristoffersen Architects

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    Gardens of Sporta pils

    Riga (Latvia), 2021

    A grassroots initiative for recovering an abandoned site becomes a new system, a model of public space that combines productive logics and non-domesticated nature as a new community space.

    Developer: Artilērijas dārzi
    Authors: Artilērijas dārzi

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    Saint Sernin Square

    Toulouse (France), 2020

    The removal of an open-air carpark becomes an occasion to restore eminence to place Saint-Sernin, Toulouse, by bringing back trees as the predominant feature of the vertical condition of the public space and establishing an area that can accommodate a range of public uses.

    Developer: Toulouse Métropole
    Authors: BAU (Joan Busquets, Pieter-Jan Versluys), MDP (Michel Desvigne), LEA, EGIS