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Now open for entries, the\u00a0<\/em>8th Annual A+Awards<\/em><\/a>\u00a0is celebrating the Future of Architecture, giving global recognition to forward-thinking designers forging new solutions for our evolving world. <\/em>Enter the A+Awards now<\/em><\/a>\u00a0to be considered for upcoming coverage.<\/em><\/p>\n

Architizer\u2019s\u00a0A+Awards<\/a>, the world\u2019s largest awards program for architecture and building products, has a special theme this year \u2014 \u201cThe Future of Architecture\u201d is aimed at unearthing the most forward-thinking projects around the globe, with a focus on architecture that responds to the most urgent issues of our time. The A+Awards is open for entries now, so be sure your firm submits its best projects<\/a> to be in the running for global recognition this year:<\/p>\n

Enter the 8th Annual A+Awards<\/a><\/p>\n

When designing for the future, we must begin with our existing cities. The building sector accounts for roughly a third of global fuel consumption, and in turn, adaptive reuse projects are on the rise as our understanding of embodied energy grows.\u00a0 Adaptive reuse refers to the process of reusing an existing building for a purpose other than which it was originally built or designed for. It is one way to breathe new life into old buildings, and at the same time, can conserve their historic value and local resources.<\/p>\n

The following ten projects are award-winning<\/a> adaptive reuse designs since the launch of the A+Awards program. As additions, renovations and careful insertions, they bring careful attention to structure, space and circulation. Focusing on the details, they give a glimpse into the future of architecture and how the built environment can evolve over time.<\/p>\n

\"adaptive \"adaptiveNi\u00f1os Conarte<\/a><\/strong> by Anagrama<\/a>, Monterrey, Mexico<\/p>\n

2014 A+ Award for both Jury and Popular Choice<\/p>\n

Monterrey, the third largest city in Mexico, is best known for its beautiful mountains and strong industrial backbone. In the heart of the city is Fundidora Park, a unique specimen of industrial archaeology (it was previously a massive steelworks and foundry established in 1900). Conarte reached out to Anagrama with the mission to create a space that would foster a love of reading and learning for children. The children’s library and cultural center was made inside a warehouse-like building, a multi-purpose, asymmetrical reading platform meant to simulate Monterrey’s mountainous topography.<\/p>\n

\"adaptive \"adaptiveDanish National Maritime Museum<\/a> <\/strong>by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group<\/a>, Helsing\u00f8r, Denmark
\n2014 A+ Jury Choice Award<\/p>\n

The new Danish National Maritime Museum is located in Helsing\u00f8r, just 50 km north of Copenhagen and 10 km from the world famous Louisiana Museum for Modern Art. The new 6,000 m\u00b2 (65,000 ft\u00b2) museum finds itself in a unique historical context adjacent to one of Denmark\u2019s most important buildings, Kronborg Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Leaving the 60 year old dock walls untouched, the galleries are placed below ground and arranged in a continuous loop around the dry dock walls \u2014 making the dock the centerpiece of the exhibition \u2014 an open, outdoor area where visitors experience the scale of ship building.<\/p>\n

\"adaptive \"adaptiveBombay Sapphire Distillery<\/a> <\/strong>by Heatherwick Studio<\/a>, Hampshire, United Kingdom
\n2015 A+Award for both Jury and Popular Choice<\/p>\n

The gin-maker Bombay Sapphire commissioned the creation of the company\u2019s first in-house production facility, which is open for members of the public to visit. Formerly a water-powered paper mill, the site contained more than forty derelict buildings, many of historical significance, which have been regenerated and restored as part of Heatherwick Studio\u2019s master plan. The plan proposed the creation of two new glasshouses to grow specimens of the 10 exotic plant species used in the Bombay Sapphire distillation process.<\/p>\n

\"adaptive \"adaptiveHigh Line at the Rail Yards<\/a> <\/strong>by James Corner Field Operations<\/a>, New York, NY, United States
\n2015 Popular Choice A+Award<\/p>\n

Representing one-third of the High Line, the recently opened final section at the Rail Yards is one of the most iconic stretches of the High Line with expansive views of the Hudson River and the Midtown skyline. Section 3 builds upon the identity and success of the existing High Line, yet finds new ways to respond to the radically new 21st century context of the future Hudson Yards development. The High Line design is a collaboration between James Corner Field Operations (Project Lead), Diller Scofidio + Renfro, and Piet Oudolf. It is a private public partnership between The City of New York and Friends of the High Line.<\/p>\n

\"adaptive \"adaptiveHouse of Vans London<\/a> <\/strong>by Tim Greatrex Architect<\/a>, Station Approach Road, London, United Kingdom
\n2016 A+Award for both Jury and Popular Choice<\/p>\n

The House of Vans London is the recently completed project by Tim Greatrex Architect together with Hellicar&Lewis. The new venue includes an art gallery, \u2018Vans labs\u2019 creative spaces, screening room, live music for 850 people, a premium caf\u00e9, numerous bars and a three tier indoor concrete skate park. The House of Vans London sits within the 150 year old brick arches below the railway lines heading out of Waterloo station and next to London\u2019s famous graffiti street, Leake Street. The area of the site is approximately 2,500sqm and contains 5 separate tunnels.<\/p>\n

\"adaptive \"adaptiveCrystal Houses<\/a> <\/strong>by MVRDV<\/a>, Amsterdam, Netherlands
\n2017 Popular Choice A+Award<\/p>\n

MVRDV\u2019s Crystal Houses began its existence with the request of Warenar to design a flagship store combining both Dutch heritage and international architecture on the PC Hooftstraat, Amsterdam\u2019s one and only luxury brand street that was previously primarily residential. MVRDV wanted to make a representation of the original buildings and found a solution through an extensive use of glass. The near full-glass fa\u00e7ade mimics the original design, down to the layering of the bricks and the details of the window frames, but is stretched vertically to comply with updated zoning laws and to allow for an increase in interior space.<\/p>\n

\"adaptive \"\"Pinterest HQ<\/a> <\/strong>by IwamotoScott Architecture<\/a>, San Francisco, CA, United States
\n2017 Jury Choice A+Award<\/p>\n

The new Pinterest headquarters in San Francisco is inspired by the redesign of the company’s web platform \u2014 clean, simple and intuitive. The building is a four story concrete structure that previously housed a John Deere factory in San Francisco\u2019s SOMA district. The program is organized as porous, concentric layers around a large, central interconnecting atrium and stair. A key aspect of the design involved extending the existing two-story atrium to the ground floor, creating a central stairwell at the building\u2019s center that visually connects all four floors.<\/p>\n

\"adaptive \"adaptiveEmpire Stores<\/a> <\/strong>by STUDIO V Architecture<\/a>, Brooklyn, New York, NY, United States
\n2018 Popular Choice A+Award<\/p>\n

For over 150 years, between the iconic Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges on the Brooklyn waterfront, lay seven historic brick structures. These Civil-War-era structures were named after their use as coffee \u201cstores\u201d or storage warehouses, and for the epithet of a growing state: the Empire Stores. Studio V’s designs inject new life into the structures. The designs combine creative contemporary architecture with exacting historic rehabilitation, and combine overlapping uses with public spaces that reveal the inhabitants and historic structures.<\/p>\n

\"adaptive \"adaptive7 St. Thomas<\/strong><\/a> by Hariri Pontarini Architects<\/a>, Toronto, Canada
\n2018 Popular Choice A+Award<\/p>\n

7 St. Thomas harmonizes retail and commercial design through an interplay of form and light, blending Victorian and contemporary materials to create a unified work. Six heritage townhouses are integrated into a three story podium, with a six story tower above. The development houses retail at ground level and condominium office spaces throughout, blending high design, ecological responsibility, and civic enhancement. Located around the corner from the busy Bay\/Bloor intersection, the design was born from a desire to seamlessly integrate into the existing fabric of the neighborhood and to contribute to the urban environment.<\/p>\n

\"adaptive \"adaptiveCoal Drops Yard<\/a><\/strong> by Heatherwick Studio<\/a>, London, United Kingdom
\n2019 A+Award for both Jury and Popular Choice<\/p>\n

Heatherwick Studio was commissioned by the King\u2019s Cross Development Partnership to revitalize the site into a retail quarter. They wanted to celebrate the unique texture and history of the industrial buildings while also creating a unified new public space and retail destination. Their challenge was to transform the dilapidated buildings and long, linear site into a lively retail precinct where people could gather and circulate with ease. Rather than simply making a boxy element between them that would have collided with the geometry of the existing roofs, the \u2018kissing\u2019 roofs rise up and stretch towards each other until they meeting together.<\/p>\n

Got an amazing adaptive reuse project of your own completed in the last 3 years? Submit it for a 2020 A+Award<\/a> to be in the running for international publication by Phaidon, huge online exposure and the iconic A+Awards trophy!<\/p>\n

Enter the 8th Annual A+Awards<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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