Jansen Sponsoring Engagement: Young Talent Architecture Award 2023
The YTAA awards the best diploma theses of the current final year throughout Europe. A selected jury of experts chooses the three winners (teams or individuals) from the 40 best projects. They each receive a certificate, prize money of € 5,000 and a profile on the renowned platform World Architects. The projects will also be made accessible to a wide audience in a travelling exhibition in several European cities.
The 2023 YTAA Awards Ceremony took place on 29 June at Palazzo Michiel, Venice. The four winning projects are:
- Theme: Peripheral Cartographies, Project: Countermapping the Irish Island of Insibofin, Laura Hurley, School of Engineering and Architecture, Cork.
- Theme: Utopia/political boundaries, Project: Valter Vraca Forum Sarajevo, Dinko Jelecevic,
- Theme: Regeneration of the landscape, Project: Eden Archipelo, María de la O Molina Pérez-Tomé, School of Architecture, Polytechnic University, Madrid
- Theme: Urban regeneration, Project: Earth Bound (Beirut/Lebanon), from the Young Talent Open category, Shaha Raphael, Architectural Association School of Architecture, London
The visions of young architects, urban planners and landscape architects give us an idea of how we might build, work, live and reside in the future. As a sponsor of the Young Talent Architecture Award (YTAA), we are proud to support these young talents, to enter into active dialogue with them and to be inspired. So that the following will also apply in the future: architecture shapes Jansen steel systems and Jansen shapes architecture.
The YTAA 2023 winners (l-r): Shaha Raphael, Dinko Jelecevic, María de la O Molina Pérez-Tomé, Laura Hurley
