2019

Name: Memar Award 2019
Start: 2019-10-01
Location: Tehran

Memar Award

Édition 1979 résultats1 octobre 2019

Membres du jury

Alireza Sherafati

Alireza Sherafati is an Iranian architect and co-founder of Arsh 4D Studio (formerly Arsh Design Studio), established in 2012 with Pantea Eslami. The firm, ranked among the top 30 architecture firms in Iran by Architizer, has received multiple prestigious awards. His Villa Residential Building won First Place at the Memar Award in the residential apartment category in 2015 and was exhibited at Iran's Pavilion in the Venice Art Biennale the same year. The DEUXLOFT Residential Apartment won First Prize at the 23rd Memar Award in 2023 in the Residential Apartment Buildings category. The Arg Commercial Center in Tajrish, Tehran, earned recognition for its innovative renovation approach. His practice spans residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects across Tehran.

Elham Geramizadeh

Iranian architect. Projects include Sepanta Residential Building, Nadjvan Residential Building, House in Isfahan, and Bidabad House.

Faramarz Sharifi

1937 - Born in Tehran 1956 - Entered Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Tehran 1964 - Graduated from university 1969 to 1994 - Worked as managing director of "Artiman Consultants, Architects and Planners Co." since 1994 - Works as an independent architect .

À propos de cette édition

The 19th Memar Award (2019) received 243 project submissions across four categories: Individual Dwellings, Apartment Buildings, Renovation, and Public Buildings. The competition was conducted in two stages: the first round (elimination) was held on 9-10 Shahrivar (August-September 2019), advancing 84 projects to the semifinal. The second round on 6-8 Mehr (September-October 2019) selected 33 finalists, from which 17 projects were chosen as winners and honoured. A documentary about Baluchistan, related to issue 117 on local and vernacular architecture, was screened at the ceremony.

Statistiques

243Soumissions

84Demi-finalistes

33Finalistes

Semifinalists — Public Buildings

The Editor

Kourosh Dabbagh

Kourosh Dabbagh was born in Tehran , 1969. 1969 - Born in Tehran, Iran 1996 - Ms in Architecture, Melli school of Architecture and Urbanism, Melli University Tehran, Iran 1999 - Established DC[4S] Architecture company with Bahram Kalantari, Sam Tehranchi 2003 - Established ARAD (Architectural Research And Design co.) with Bahram Kalantari COMPETITIONS &

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Mohammad Mohammadzadeh

Mohammad Mohammadzadeh is an Iranian architect, critic, and editor born in Tehran in 1973. He graduated from Iran University of Science and Technology in 1999 and founded MOM Architecture Group in 2006. Since 1995, he has worked in architectural design and urban planning, and since 2004 has served as a visiting associate at the Aga Khan Award for Architecture. He has been an active architecture critic and guest lecturer at domestic and international universities and institutions. As chief editor and editorial board member of Memar Magazine since 2000, he has authored more than 50 articles on architecture. He has received awards in numerous national and international design competitions.

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Lauréats

Processus de jugement

Projects are divided into four groups: Apartment Buildings, Individual Dwellings, Public Buildings, and Renovation. The following stages are applied for each group: (1) All projects in each group are reviewed together by the jury. Projects unanimously rejected are eliminated; even one juror's support keeps a project. Each juror uses color-coded stickers (negative vote). Surviving projects advance to semifinals. (2) From semifinalists, each juror selects top projects (positive stickers, unranked). Projects not selected by any juror are eliminated. Selected projects become finalists. (3) Each juror independently ranks their top 3 from finalists: 3 points for 1st, 2 for 2nd, 1 for 3rd. Total points determine final rankings 1st through 3rd. (4) Jurors may propose honoured projects from finalists with consensus.