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- Tag der Veröffentlichung
- 11.05.2018
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- 26.07.2018
- Verfahrensart
- Offener Wettbewerb
- Zulassungsbereich
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Andere
- Teilnehmer
- Architekt*innen
- Beteiligung
- 107 Arbeiten
- Auslober
- Arts South Australia
- Koordination
- Malcolm Reading Consultants (MRC), London
- Abgabetermin
- 24.11.2017
- Preisgerichtssitzung
- 15.05.2018
- Bekanntgabe
- 05.06.2018
Gewinner
Diller Scofidio + Renfro LLC, New York
Woods Bagot, Adelaide
mit Oculus · Pentagram
Right Angle Studio · Klynton Wanganeen
Dustin Yellin · Studio Adrien Gardère
Australian Dance Theatre · Deloitte
Ekistics · Katnich Dodd
Right Angle Studio · Klynton Wanganeen
Dustin Yellin · Studio Adrien Gardère
Australian Dance Theatre · Deloitte
Ekistics · Katnich Dodd
Shortlist
BIG Bjarke Ingels Group, Kopenhagen
JPE Design Studio, Adelaide
mit United Natures · Arketype · BuildSurv
Virtual Built · Future Urban Group
Lewis Yerloburka O’Brien · Marijana Tadic
Erica Green · Peter Dungey · Brian Parkes
Lindy Lee
Virtual Built · Future Urban Group
Lewis Yerloburka O’Brien · Marijana Tadic
Erica Green · Peter Dungey · Brian Parkes
Lindy Lee
Shortlist
David Chipperfield Architects, London
SJB Architects, Melbourne
mit Jane Irwin Landscape Architecture
Arup Lighting
Arup Lighting
Shortlist
Adjaye Associates, London
BVN Architecture, Sydney
mit McGregor Coxall · Steensen Varming
Plan A Consultants · Barbara Flynn
Yvonne Koolmatrie · Aurecon Group
Front Inc.
Plan A Consultants · Barbara Flynn
Yvonne Koolmatrie · Aurecon Group
Front Inc.
Shortlist
HASSELL, Melbourne
SO-IL, New York
mit Ali Cobby Eckermann · Arup
Australian Industrial Transformation Institute
Fabio Ongarato Design · Fiona Hall
Mosbach Paysagistes
Australian Industrial Transformation Institute
Fabio Ongarato Design · Fiona Hall
Mosbach Paysagistes
Shortlist
Khai Liew, Office of Ryue Nishizawa, Adelaide/Tokio
Durbach Block Jaggers, Sydney
mit Masako Yamazaki · Mark Richardson
Arup · Irma Boom · Taylor Cullity Lethlean
URPS
Arup · Irma Boom · Taylor Cullity Lethlean
URPS
Verfahrensart
Offener, internationaler, zweistufiger Wettbewerb für Architekten
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Ziel des Adelaide Contemporary International Design Competition ist es, eine neue kulturelle Adresse für Australien zu schaffen.
Vielseitig, neugierig, aufgeschlossen und kontaktfreudig – Adelaide Contemporary zeigt zu-künftig Kunst aus der ganzen Welt sowie eine unvergleichliche Sammlung von Aborigine- und Torres Strait Island-Kunst der südaustralischen Regierung. Der neue Galerie- und Skulpturenpark profitiert dabei von einer strategischen Lage auf der Nordterrasse, der historischen Kultur- und Bildungsallee der Stadt.
Adelaide, die Hauptstadt Südaustraliens, liegt im traditionellen Land der Kaurna in den Adelaide Plains. Bekannt als die Stadt der Festivals, hat Adelaide eine Kultur entwickelt, welche Engagement und Mitarbeit fördert. Mit dieser Kultur im Herzen wird Adelaide Contemporary ein „einzigartiges Adelaide“ sein, welches das Konzept einer Kunststandortes durch die Kombination eines öffentlichen Skulpturenparks, einer Galerie für zeitgenössische Kunst und eines zugänglichen Treffpunkts für die Allgemeinheit erweitert. Es soll Kunst, Bildung, Natur und Menschen integrieren.
Die einzigartige kuratorische Handschrift von Adelaide Contemporary wird in der Gallery of Time gezeigt, welche die Sammlung der Aborigine-Kunst des Staates kuratiert und indigene australische Kunst und Kultur sowie Werke asiatischer und europäischer Künstler präsentiert.
Adelaide Contemporary soll nachhaltige Prin-zipien vorleben und umweltbewusstes und zukunftsorientiertes Design nachweisen. Das Raumprogramm umfasst ca. 15.000 m² groß, und soll erweiterbar sein.
Adelaide Contemporary soll einen neuen Ort in der Stadt schaffen, der das reiche Erbe und die unterschiedlichen Kulturen Adelaides respektiert und eine Galerie und einen Skulpturenpark in den Vordergrund stellt, die zusammen ein sicheres Wahrzeichen für Adelaide bilden.
Competition assignment
The Adelaide Contemporary International Design Competition was a global search for an outstanding design team to create a new cultural destination for Australia. Eclectic, curious, free-thinking and sociable – Adelaide Contemporary will show art from around the world alongside the Government of South Australia’s peerless collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island art. The new gallery and sculpture park will benefit from a strategic site on North Terrace, the city’s historic cultural and educational avenue. Located on the traditional country of the Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains, Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is founded on progressive values. Famously known as the city of festivals, Adelaide has developed a culture that prizes engagement and participation. With this culture at its heart, Adelaide Contemporary will be „uniquely Adelaide“, extending the concept of an art destination by combining a public art sculpture park, a contemporary art gallery and an accessible community meeting place. It will integrate art, education, nature and people. Adelaide Contemporary should exemplify sustainable principles and demonstrate environmentally-aware and future-facing design. The core scheme is approximately 15,000 m² in size, but will need to be scalable.
Preisrichter*innen
Michael Lynch, Sydney Community Foundation, Circa (Vors.)
Lee-Ann Tjunypa Buckskin, Australia Council
for the Arts, L-AB & Associates and Executive
Beatrice Galilee, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Walter Hood, Hood Design Studio
David Knox, Economic Development Board of SA
Toshiko Mori, Toshiko Mori Architect
Lisa Slade, Art Gallery of South Australia
Sally Smart, University of Melbourne
Tracey Whiting, Art Gallery of SA board
Beteiligung
1. Stufe: 107 Arbeiten
Shortlist: 6 Arbeiten
Videos zu den Projekten unter:
Diller Scofidio + Renfro, New York
Woods Bagot, Adelaide
https://vimeo.com/264263369
BIG Bjarke Ingels Group, Valby Kopenhagen
JPE Design Studio, Adelaide
https://vimeo.com/264263011
David Chipperfield Architects, London
SJB Architects, Melbourne
https://vimeo.com/264263173
HASSELL, Melbourne
SO-IL, New York
https://vimeo.com/264263531
Khai Liew, Office of Ryue Nishizawa, Adelaide/Tokio
Durbach Block Jaggers, Sydney
https://vimeo.com/264263705
Offener, internationaler, zweistufiger Wettbewerb für Architekten
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Ziel des Adelaide Contemporary International Design Competition ist es, eine neue kulturelle Adresse für Australien zu schaffen.
Vielseitig, neugierig, aufgeschlossen und kontaktfreudig – Adelaide Contemporary zeigt zu-künftig Kunst aus der ganzen Welt sowie eine unvergleichliche Sammlung von Aborigine- und Torres Strait Island-Kunst der südaustralischen Regierung. Der neue Galerie- und Skulpturenpark profitiert dabei von einer strategischen Lage auf der Nordterrasse, der historischen Kultur- und Bildungsallee der Stadt.
Adelaide, die Hauptstadt Südaustraliens, liegt im traditionellen Land der Kaurna in den Adelaide Plains. Bekannt als die Stadt der Festivals, hat Adelaide eine Kultur entwickelt, welche Engagement und Mitarbeit fördert. Mit dieser Kultur im Herzen wird Adelaide Contemporary ein „einzigartiges Adelaide“ sein, welches das Konzept einer Kunststandortes durch die Kombination eines öffentlichen Skulpturenparks, einer Galerie für zeitgenössische Kunst und eines zugänglichen Treffpunkts für die Allgemeinheit erweitert. Es soll Kunst, Bildung, Natur und Menschen integrieren.
Die einzigartige kuratorische Handschrift von Adelaide Contemporary wird in der Gallery of Time gezeigt, welche die Sammlung der Aborigine-Kunst des Staates kuratiert und indigene australische Kunst und Kultur sowie Werke asiatischer und europäischer Künstler präsentiert.
Adelaide Contemporary soll nachhaltige Prin-zipien vorleben und umweltbewusstes und zukunftsorientiertes Design nachweisen. Das Raumprogramm umfasst ca. 15.000 m² groß, und soll erweiterbar sein.
Adelaide Contemporary soll einen neuen Ort in der Stadt schaffen, der das reiche Erbe und die unterschiedlichen Kulturen Adelaides respektiert und eine Galerie und einen Skulpturenpark in den Vordergrund stellt, die zusammen ein sicheres Wahrzeichen für Adelaide bilden.
Competition assignment
The Adelaide Contemporary International Design Competition was a global search for an outstanding design team to create a new cultural destination for Australia. Eclectic, curious, free-thinking and sociable – Adelaide Contemporary will show art from around the world alongside the Government of South Australia’s peerless collection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island art. The new gallery and sculpture park will benefit from a strategic site on North Terrace, the city’s historic cultural and educational avenue. Located on the traditional country of the Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains, Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is founded on progressive values. Famously known as the city of festivals, Adelaide has developed a culture that prizes engagement and participation. With this culture at its heart, Adelaide Contemporary will be „uniquely Adelaide“, extending the concept of an art destination by combining a public art sculpture park, a contemporary art gallery and an accessible community meeting place. It will integrate art, education, nature and people. Adelaide Contemporary should exemplify sustainable principles and demonstrate environmentally-aware and future-facing design. The core scheme is approximately 15,000 m² in size, but will need to be scalable.
Preisrichter*innen
Michael Lynch, Sydney Community Foundation, Circa (Vors.)
Lee-Ann Tjunypa Buckskin, Australia Council
for the Arts, L-AB & Associates and Executive
Beatrice Galilee, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
Walter Hood, Hood Design Studio
David Knox, Economic Development Board of SA
Toshiko Mori, Toshiko Mori Architect
Lisa Slade, Art Gallery of South Australia
Sally Smart, University of Melbourne
Tracey Whiting, Art Gallery of SA board
Beteiligung
1. Stufe: 107 Arbeiten
Shortlist: 6 Arbeiten
Videos zu den Projekten unter:
Diller Scofidio + Renfro, New York
Woods Bagot, Adelaide
https://vimeo.com/264263369
BIG Bjarke Ingels Group, Valby Kopenhagen
JPE Design Studio, Adelaide
https://vimeo.com/264263011
David Chipperfield Architects, London
SJB Architects, Melbourne
https://vimeo.com/264263173
HASSELL, Melbourne
SO-IL, New York
https://vimeo.com/264263531
Khai Liew, Office of Ryue Nishizawa, Adelaide/Tokio
Durbach Block Jaggers, Sydney
https://vimeo.com/264263705
Adelaide Contemporary International Design Competition
Auslober / Competition Organizer
Arts South Australia, Adelaide
http://arts.sa.gov.au/
Wettbewerbsbetreuung / Competition Contact
Malcolm Reading Consultants, London, UK
Competition enquiries:
Oliver Finn
E-mail: adelaidecontemporary@malcolmreading.co.uk
T.: +44 (0)20 7831 2998
Wettbewerbsaufgabe / Competition Task
– Two-stage competition seeks outstanding design team for new Adelaide landmark
– Prominent site on Adelaide’s celebrated North Terrace boulevard is adjacent to the historic Adelaide Botanic Garden and close to the Art Gallery of South Australia
– Adelaide Contemporary’s world-first Gallery of Time will draw from the State’s collection to place Aboriginal art and culture in conversation with work from European and Asian cultures
– Competition is open to international and Australian architects – with a requirement for international practices to link with Australian firms at Stage Two
– Stage Two honorarium of AU$90,000 for each of up to six teams
– First stage deadline: 21:30 ACDT / 11:00 GMT Friday 24 November 2017
The Government of South Australia through Arts South Australia and Malcolm Reading Consultants (MRC) today [19 October 2017] launched the Adelaide Contemporary International Design Competition.
This is a global search for a design team for a unique art destination within Australia. Combining a contemporary art gallery with a public sculpture park and meeting place, Adelaide Contemporary will be ‘uniquely Adelaide’, a focus for the cultural energies of this ‘City of Festivals’, which is known for a progressive culture that prizes engagement and participation.
A new landmark on the city’s celebrated North Terrace boulevard, Adelaide Contemporary will benefit from a site adjacent to the historic Adelaide Botanic Garden and close to the acclaimed Art Gallery of South Australia. The initiative will combine new public and cultural features, creating an accessible community meeting place and integrating art, education, nature and people.
Adelaide is located on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people and the project site – part of the former Royal Adelaide Hospital site – and its surroundings are rich in Kaurna heritage.
The former Royal Adelaide Hospital site will undergo a transformation into an innovative, mixed-use contemporary urban quarter, led by Renewal SA, the Government of South Australia’s regeneration agency. Adelaide Contemporary is a key element in the emerging vision.
Adelaide Contemporary’s unique curatorial signature will be shown in its Gallery of Time, which will curate the State’s exceptional collection of Aboriginal art and present Indigenous Australian art and culture alongside work by Asian and European artists.
Wettbewerbsart / Competition Type
Open international two-stage design competition
Zulassungsbereich / Admission Area
International
Teilnehmer / Participants
Architect-led creative teams with expertise in architecture and landscape architecture. Teams might also include a way-finding specialist, an access consultant and, if appropriate, an artist or other creative contributors. Engineering disciplines, cost consultancy and project management will be procured separately by the client.
Termine / Schedule
Stage One
Competition launched – Thursday 19 October 2017
Deadline for questions – Wednesday 15 November 2017
Stage One Submission Deadline – 21:30 ACDT / 11:00 GMT Friday 24 November 2017
Stage Two
Tender stage launched – Mid-December 2017
Shortlist announced – Mid-December 2017
Site visit – Late January 2018
Stage Two Submission Deadline – Early April 2018
Jury – May 2018
Winner announced – Late May / Early June 2018
Unterlagen / Documents
https://competitions.malcolmreading.co.uk/adelaidecontemporary/downloads
Auslober / Competition Organizer
Arts South Australia, Adelaide
http://arts.sa.gov.au/
Wettbewerbsbetreuung / Competition Contact
Malcolm Reading Consultants, London, UK
Competition enquiries:
Oliver Finn
E-mail: adelaidecontemporary@malcolmreading.co.uk
T.: +44 (0)20 7831 2998
Wettbewerbsaufgabe / Competition Task
– Two-stage competition seeks outstanding design team for new Adelaide landmark
– Prominent site on Adelaide’s celebrated North Terrace boulevard is adjacent to the historic Adelaide Botanic Garden and close to the Art Gallery of South Australia
– Adelaide Contemporary’s world-first Gallery of Time will draw from the State’s collection to place Aboriginal art and culture in conversation with work from European and Asian cultures
– Competition is open to international and Australian architects – with a requirement for international practices to link with Australian firms at Stage Two
– Stage Two honorarium of AU$90,000 for each of up to six teams
– First stage deadline: 21:30 ACDT / 11:00 GMT Friday 24 November 2017
The Government of South Australia through Arts South Australia and Malcolm Reading Consultants (MRC) today [19 October 2017] launched the Adelaide Contemporary International Design Competition.
This is a global search for a design team for a unique art destination within Australia. Combining a contemporary art gallery with a public sculpture park and meeting place, Adelaide Contemporary will be ‘uniquely Adelaide’, a focus for the cultural energies of this ‘City of Festivals’, which is known for a progressive culture that prizes engagement and participation.
A new landmark on the city’s celebrated North Terrace boulevard, Adelaide Contemporary will benefit from a site adjacent to the historic Adelaide Botanic Garden and close to the acclaimed Art Gallery of South Australia. The initiative will combine new public and cultural features, creating an accessible community meeting place and integrating art, education, nature and people.
Adelaide is located on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people and the project site – part of the former Royal Adelaide Hospital site – and its surroundings are rich in Kaurna heritage.
The former Royal Adelaide Hospital site will undergo a transformation into an innovative, mixed-use contemporary urban quarter, led by Renewal SA, the Government of South Australia’s regeneration agency. Adelaide Contemporary is a key element in the emerging vision.
Adelaide Contemporary’s unique curatorial signature will be shown in its Gallery of Time, which will curate the State’s exceptional collection of Aboriginal art and present Indigenous Australian art and culture alongside work by Asian and European artists.
Wettbewerbsart / Competition Type
Open international two-stage design competition
Zulassungsbereich / Admission Area
International
Teilnehmer / Participants
Architect-led creative teams with expertise in architecture and landscape architecture. Teams might also include a way-finding specialist, an access consultant and, if appropriate, an artist or other creative contributors. Engineering disciplines, cost consultancy and project management will be procured separately by the client.
Termine / Schedule
Stage One
Competition launched – Thursday 19 October 2017
Deadline for questions – Wednesday 15 November 2017
Stage One Submission Deadline – 21:30 ACDT / 11:00 GMT Friday 24 November 2017
Stage Two
Tender stage launched – Mid-December 2017
Shortlist announced – Mid-December 2017
Site visit – Late January 2018
Stage Two Submission Deadline – Early April 2018
Jury – May 2018
Winner announced – Late May / Early June 2018
Unterlagen / Documents
https://competitions.malcolmreading.co.uk/adelaidecontemporary/downloads
