Selected Ideas of 2020!
We are pleased to announce that we have counted the member votes, alumni votes and public votes and now have the final list of ideas that will be invited to the 2020 Creative Exchange, 12. - 13. February 2020 in MAO Ljubljana. This year we received 433 ideas from 53 countries, and we have recorded over 800 applicants in individual and group applications. The votes were cast by 23 members and 11 alumni. 19,849 votes were cast in the public vote.
Idea by
Love Di Marco, Tobias Hentzer Dausgaard, Arya Arabshahi
London, United Kingdom
Idea by
Daniel Tudor Munteanu,, Davide Tommaso Ferrando, Sara Favargiotti with Ana Victoria Munteanu, Eliza Rabiniuc Mocanu, Magda Vieriu, Octavian Hrebenciuc
Trento, Italy
Ways of Treating Buildings In Order to See Them
Idea by
Agustin Schang
Brooklyn, United States of America
Collective Intelligence in City Design
Idea by
Helena Rong, Juncheng Yang
Cambridge, United States of America
From dismissed building to open spaces
Idea by
Silvia Tagliazucchi, Federica Rocchi, Meike Clarelli, Sara Garagnani, Serena Terranova, Gabriele Dalla Barba, Isabella Bordoni, Antonino Giunta
Modena, Italy
Mies. TV: Architecture Backstage
Idea by
Arian Lehner, Dominik Kastner, Paula Brücke, Bernhard Mayer, Theresa Margraf, Chiara Desbordes
Vienna, Austria
Apartment Biographies: a travelogue; a book; an architectural (hi)story.
Idea by
Sonja Lakić
Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Idea by
Fabio Ciaravella, Cristina Amenta, Mimì Coviello, Clara Cibrario Assereto
Matera, Italy
Idea by
Armina Pilav, Damir Ugljen, Jonas Langbein
Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Creative Exchange is the most insightful annual gathering of architecture lovers and professionals and is held every February in Ljubljana. It brings together platform members and 25 of the most progressive emerging talents selected through the Call for Ideas. It offers opportunities to connect and keep up with the latest developments and tendencies in architecture
It marks the start of the European Architecture Program, a series of the most significant and interconnected architectural happenings and events in Europe.
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