WIENERBERGER
Photo: Alan Williams
WIENERBERGER BRICK 20
AWARDS GOES DIGITAL
INTERNATIONALLY RENOWNED BI-ANNUAL ARCHITECTURE PRIZE TO
TAKE PLACE THIS AUTUMN THROUGH A VIRTUAL CEREMONY
Wienerberger has announced its Brick 20 Awards will be taking
place this autumn through a virtual ceremony, for the first
time due to the Corona Virus Crisis. Originally due to be held in
June, the Brick Awards is an internationally renowned bi-annual
architecture prize, which recognises innovative brick architecture
across walls, façades, roofs, and paving projects.
This year there are 644 projects from 55 countries nominated
across the 10 categories. Judging the nominations is a panel of
independent, international judges; Jonathan Sergison, Sergison
Bates Architects (United Kingdom), Helena Glantz, Urban Design
(Sweden), Toni Gironès Saderra, Estudi d’Arquitectura Toni
Gironès (Spain), Tina Gregoric, Dekleva Gregoric Architects
(SIovenia), Mette Kynne Frandsen, Henning Larsen Architects
A/S (Denmark). Two of the nominated architects are from the UK,
their projects include Storey’s Field Centre and Eddington Nursery
(MUMA Architects) and Celine Cheongdam, Korea (Casper
Mueller Kneer Architects).
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