Allotropic Systems was awarded a runner up of the interior section within the Architectural Association's AA | FAB 2009 Designing Fabrication competition.
The project is invited to London to be presented and exhibited at a forthcoming conference as part of the city's Design Festival week from 19-27 September.
Thanks to AA and to the jury for supporting the research.
please see this post for more a brief description of the project ...
from AA | FAB:
http://67.15.245.8/~aafab/
The FAB Research Cluster at the Architectural Association in London announces the results of the 2009 AA|FAB Awards. The Award theme was ‘Designing Fabrication’ and the jury was interested in recently built projects that exemplify the innovative integration of design and fabrication processes through digitally driven design systems and protocols, and whose completion contributes to an international discourse on the use of emerging design and fabrication technologies.
Entries were received from all over the world including the UK, Spain, Austria, US, Canada, Japan, China, Hong Kong, and Australia. Due to the uneven distribution of entries across the categories suggested in the brief, the jury decided to reorganise all submissions into either INTERIOR or EXTERIOR groups. Accordingly, it was agreed to reallocate the prize money into six awards, with a first prize of £1500 and two runners-up of £750 for each group.
The jury met on Thursday 11 June and was impressed by the extremely high standard and diversity of the submitted work. After four hours of deliberation they unanimously selected the following schemes for awards:
EXTERIOR SECTION
FIRST PRIZE: RE-PURPOSE POLITICAL PLY Jason Griffiths
RUNNER UP: THE MORNING LINE Matthew Ritchie with Aranda/Lasch and Daniel Bosia
RUNNER UP: MUSCULAR SYNERGY Josiah Barnes and Pablo Rica
INTERIOR SECTION
FIRST PRIZE: CEILING CLOUD Andrew Vrana, Joe Meppelink and Scott Marble
RUNNER UP: GREEN VOID Chris Bosse, Tobias Wallisser, Alexander Rieck, LAVA
RUNNER UP: ALLOTROPIC SYSTEM Nicholas Bruscia
The six award recipients will present their work at an AA|FAB conference during London Design Festival week from 19-27 September. More details on the winning projects will be posted in the couple of days. A further eighteen entries have been selected for exhibition in September as follows:
SELECTED FOR EXHIBITION
| QUASI CABINET MINERAL FURNITURE | Ben Aranda / Aranda Lasch |
| TOY FURNITURE | Greg Lynn FORM |
| FORMED CORIAN | Greg Lynn FORM |
| FLUX | Andrew Kudless |
| GENDESIGN | Marcel Bilurbina Camps |
| DIGITAL ORIGAMI | Chris Bosse / LAVA |
| ARRAYED WALL | Ali Seghatoleslami |
| PARAMETRIC WOOD | Martin Tamke / CITA |
| BLADE | Tim Lucas / Price & Myers Geometrics |
| RED+HOUSING | Pablo Castro / OBRA Architects |
| GINGER V.0.6SS | Denis Vlieghe |
| COMPLEX CORRUGATION | Chad Carpenter |
| GLASS FABRIC | Alex Terzich / Front Inc. |
| ALUMINUM PROJECT | Yasuhiro Yamashita / Atelier Tekuto |
| FRAMELESS PAVILION | Andrea Marini |
| OPEN COLUMNS | Omar Khan |
| CALIFORNIA BAY HOUSE | Joshua Zabel / Kreysler & Assoc |
| AIRFRAME EXHIBITION STAND | Tim Lucas / Price & Myers Geometrics |
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