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Winners of Re-Thinking the Future’s International Architectural Thesis Award 2013
Mixed-Use, First place: Urban paradox | Chun Shing Tsui, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Mixed-Use, Second place: THE CITY WITHIN THE CITY | Nicolas Lee, Syracuse University School of Architecture, United States Mixed-Use, Third place: Wine Anatomy | Alison Chan, The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong Public/Institutional, First place: Center for Musical Experimentation | Victor Diaz Ortega, Universidad Europea de Madrid, Spain Public/Institutional, Second place: Reebok Concept Store in Janki | Kama Kośka, Warsaw University of Technology – Architecture for Society of Knowledge, Poland Public/Institutional, Third place: Korean Diaspora | Carlos Zarco Sanz, European University of Marid, Spain Residential/Housing, First place: (Re)Interpretations of Nature | Nathan Fisher, Lawrence Technological University, Canada Residential/Housing, Second place: Micro Housing | Donghyun Kim, Cornell University, United States Residential/Housing, Third place: Digital Constructive Shell | Ofir Menachem, Tel Aviv University, Israel Sustainable Design, First place: Urban Renewal | Riccardo Torresi, University of Ferrara, Italy Sustainable Design, Second place: Manufacturing Sceneries: The Concealment of the Bailiwick of Guernsey | Peter Bullough, Aarhus Architecture School, Denmark Sustainable Design, Third place: VITA VESSEL - A DOOMSDAY VAULT | Ranjith Kumar KN, Anna University, India Transport Terminal, First place: Nicosia International Airport | Charoula Lambrou, Newcastle University, United Kingdom Transport Terminal, Second place: Casajal International Airport | Luis Alonso Perez Monge, Universidad de Costa Rica, Costa Rica Transport Terminal, Third place: Manhattan: progettare il margine / East Side | Caterina Spadoni, Alma Mater Studiorum, Università degli Studi di Bologna, Italy

Sustainable Design, Second place: Manufacturing Sceneries: The Concealment of the Bailiwick of Guernsey | Peter Bullough, Aarhus Architecture School, Denmark
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Sustainable Design, Second place: Manufacturing Sceneries: The Concealment of the Bailiwick of Guernsey | Peter Bullough, Aarhus Architecture School, Denmark