INTERNATIONAL JURY
Second round
Following the Forum of Cities and Juries, the international jury of EUROPAN Austria meets to nominate the winners for the Austrian and Slovenian locations from the anonymous pre-selection of the 15%-20% of the best projects.
The international jury consists of eight representatives: Two representatives of the urban order representing the client's view, five representatives of urban/architectural design and one public figure.
The international Jury on the three Austrian and one Slovenian sites takes place:
November 2023, exact date & location tbc.
Urban Order
Gerd Pichler(AT)
Gerd Pichler is head of development at ARE Austrian Real Estate. He is responsible for large urban development projects such as "Wildgarten", a 11 ha urban housing project in Vienna and VILLAGE IM DRITTEN, a large inner-city partner project with a highly innovative renewable energy concept.
Gerd Pichler studied spatial planning and development at the Vienna University of Technology and holds a Master´s degree in Geoinformatics from Paris Lodron University in Salzburg.
© photo: ARE
ARCHITECTURAL ORDER
Cristina Gamboa(ES)
© photo: Matthew Griffin
Johanna Gibbons(UK)
Johanna Gibbons is a Landscape Architect, Royal Designer of Industry and Fellow of the Landscape Institute. Jo is Founding Partner of J & L Gibbons established in 1986 and co-founder of social enterprise, Landscape Learn. She is a member of various advisory panels including the World Forum on Urban Forests and a core Research Partner of Urban Mind. Jo lectures widely and writes. Her most recent publication is ‘Conversations on Urban Forestry’.
© photo: J & L Gibbons
Gašper Medvešek(SL)
Gašper Medvešek u.d.i.a. graduated from the Faculty of Architecture in Ljubljana, where he is an assistant professor. He was the creative director of Plan B Architects. His notable projects include the RCERO recycling factory and the Stražišče gym hall, which were awarded the Golden Pencil by the National Chamber of Architects. He received an honorary doctorate from the University of Ljubljana for his artistic achievements.
© photo: Damjan-Švarc
Anna Popelka(AT)
Anna Popelka runs PPAG architects in Vienna and Berlin with Georg Poduschka and team. Since its foundation in 1995, the office has worked continuously in the field of research and development of architecture in the broadest sense, with the aim of realising innovation. The objective is the permanent formulation of a necessary newness in architecture that accompanies society. At a time when building is in a state of upheaval, planning will make an essential contribution to a future worth living for all of us.
© photo: Erik-Jan Ouwerkerk (Aedes)
Alessandro delli Ponti(IT)
© photo: Marco Egizi - 3industries
PERSONALITY
Angelika Fitz(AT)
Angelika Fitz has been Director of the Architekturzentrum Wien since 2017. Prior to this, she worked internationally as a curator and author in the field of architecture and urbanism. In 2022 she was awarded the Julius Posener Prize für architectural theory. Her most recent exhibitions and publications include Critical Care. Architecture for a Broken Planet with Elke Krasny; the book has been published by MIT Press, as is her book Yasmeen Lari. Architecture for the Future, co-edited with E. Krasny and M. Mazhar, 2023.
© photo: Katharina Gossow
SUBSTITUTES
Radostina Radulova-Stahmer(DE)
Radostina is an architect with focus on urbanism. She studied architecture at KIT and ETSAM and later finished her PhD with honors at KIT/TU Graz. She is currently postdoc at the Institute of Urbanism, TU Graz. Radostina co-founded the office STUDIOD3R, which received several international awards. Her research and work focus on climate-oriented urbanism and digital change. She is part of the scientific advisory board of the Wüstenrot Stiftung.
© photo: Julian Martitz
Theresa Krenn(AT)
Theresa Krenn studied architecture in Vienna and cofounded studio uek prior to establishing her actual practice studio ederkrenn together with Benni Eder since 2017. She co-realized the cooperative housing project Kohlenrutsche in Vienna (2019). The award winning first prize EUROPAN project Oase 22 (2013) was nominated “best urban quarter development” by the city of Vienna. She is teaching at the TU in Vienna since 2010.