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Overview of the events of 2019 in architecture
The year 2019 in architecture is expected to involve some significant architectural events and new buildings.
Events
Notre-Dame de Paris fire
Buildings and structures
Algeria Australia China Finland France Germany Japan Mexico Norway Panama Lakhta Center , in St. Petersburg , RussiaJewel Changi Airport terminal complex in SingaporeQatar Russia Singapore United Kingdom Tottenham Hotspur Stadium , London, designed by Populous (lead architect: Christopher Lee), opened 3 April.Windermere Jetty: Museum of Boats, Steam and Stories , near Bowness-on-Windermere in the English Lake District , designed by Carmody Groarke, opened March.[ 7] Cantilevered steel footbridge at Tintagel Castle , designed by Ney & Partners and William Matthews Associates, opening rescheduled to 11 August.[ 8]
Nithurst Farm, West Sussex, residence designed by Adam Richards for himself.[ 9] United States The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures , designed by Renzo Piano in Los Angeles , is set to open.[ 10]
40 Tenth Avenue aka "Solar Carve" adjacent to the High Line in New York City , designed by Jeanne Gang and Studio Gang Architects is completed.[ 11] 540 West 25th Street in the Chelsea section of Manhattan, New York City by Bonetti/Kozerski Architects, the new global headquarters of Pace Gallery , slated for completion and scheduled to open for business in September.[ 12]
The Shed by lead architect Diller Scofidio + Renfro and collaborating architect Rockwell Group at the Hudson Yards building complex in New York City completed and opened to the public on April 5.[ 13] The Vessel , by Thomas Heatherwick , at the Hudson Yards building complex in New York City, opened to the public on March 15.[ 14]
TWA Hotel by Beyer Blinder Belle (original Flight Center by Eero Saarinen - renovation of) and Lubrano Ciavarra Architects, at JFK Airport in Queens, New York , scheduled to open in May.[ 15]
Exhibitions
Awards
AIA Gold Medal – Richard Rogers Architecture Firm Award AIA – PayetteEmporis Skyscraper Award –European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture (Mies van der Rohe Prize ) – Lacaton & Vassal Architectes Driehaus Architecture Prize for New Classical Architecture –Grand Prix de l'urbanisme – Patrick Bouchain Grand prix national de l'architecture –Lawrence Israel Prize - Alexandra Champalimaud[ 17] LEAF Award, Overall Winner – Mozhao ArchitectsPraemium Imperiale Architecture Laureate –Pritzker Architecture Prize – Arata Isozaki [ 18] Prix Versailles Campuses – Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (Moscow , Russia) / Herzog & de Meuron (Switzerland)Prix Versailles Passenger Stations – Yangcheng Lake Tourist Transportation Center (Suzhou , China) / Kengo Kuma & Associates (Japan)Prix Versailles Sports – Optus Stadium (Perth , Australia) / COX Architects & Planners , Hassell (Australia)Prix Versailles Shops & Stores – MiCasa Vol.C (São Paulo , Brazil) / Studio MK27 (Brazil)Prix Versailles Shopping Malls – Coal Drops Yard (London , United Kingdom) / Heatherwick Studio (United Kingdom)Prix Versailles Hotels – Six Senses Bhutan (Thimphu - Paro - Punakha , Bhutan) / Habita Architects (Thailand)Prix Versailles Restaurants – Song's Chinese Cuisine (Guangzhou , China) / Republican Metropolis Architecture (China)RAIA Gold Medal – Hank Koning and Julie Eizenberg RIAS Award for Architecture –RIBA Royal Gold Medal – Sir Nicholas Grimshaw Stirling Prize – Mikhail Riches with Cathy Hawley for Goldsmith Street, Norwich [ 19] Thomas Jefferson Medal in Architecture –Twenty-five Year Award AIA – Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates Vincent Scully Prize – Elizabeth K. Meyer
Deaths
January 22 – Charles Vandenhove , Belgian architect (born 1927 )January 25 – Florence Knoll , American architect and furniture designer (Knoll Furniture ) (born 1917 )February 11 – Allan Wild , New Zealand architect and professor (born 1927 )February 13 – Jörg Streli , Austrian architect (b. 1940 )February 18 – Alessandro Mendini , Italian architect and designer (Groninger Museum ) (born 1931 )February 20 – Francisco Mañosa , Filipino architect (Coconut Palace , EDSA Shrine ) (born 1931 )March 1 – Kevin Roche , Irish-born American architect (born 1922 )March 16 – Sir William Whitfield , English architect (born 1920 )March 27 – Friedrich Achleitner , Austrian architecture critic and poet (born 1930 )March 29 – Tao Ho , Hong Kong architect (Hong Kong Arts Centre ) (born 1936 )May 16 – I. M. Pei , Chinese born American architect (Bank of China Tower , East Building of The National Gallery of Art , Louvre Pyramid , Museum of Islamic Art, Doha - Pritzker Prize winner 1983) (born 1917 )June 3 – Stanley Tigerman , American architect, theorist, and designer (born 1930 )June 15 – Wilhelm Holzbauer , Austrian architect (born 1930 )July 9 – Phil Freelon , American architect (born 1953 )July 19 – César Pelli , Argentine architect (Petronas Towers , Carnegie Hall Tower ) (death announced on date) (born 1926 )August 1 – Richard Vyškovský , Czech architect and creator of paper models (born 1929 )September 4 – Timothy Seow , Singaporean architect (born 1937/38)October 3 – Roger Taillibert , French architect (Parc des Princes - Olympic Stadium, Montreal ) (born 1926 ).[ 20] October 13 - Charles Jencks , 80, American architect, cultural theorist (Post-modernism ) (born 1939 )November 6 - Juliaan Lampens , 96, Belgian architect (born 1926 )November 11 - Edward Cullinan , 88, British architect (Charles Cryer Theatre , Weald and Downland Gridshell ) (born 1931 )November 17 - Gustav Peichl , 91, Austrian architect (ORF regional studios , Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland ) (born 1928 )
See also
References
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