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Architectural Heritage Intervention
Architects’ Association of Catalonia - Abgabetermin
- 14.03.2025
- Preisverleihung
- 05.06.2025
Award in the Built Heritage category
Het Steen medieval fortress in Antwerp, Belgium
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Award in the Exterior Spaces category
Firal d’Olot project in Olot
Architects Jaume Bach, Anna Bach, Eugeni Bach, Xevi Bayona and Alba Colomer
Architects Jaume Bach, Anna Bach, Eugeni Bach, Xevi Bayona and Alba Colomer
Award in the Disclosure category
Book Ruins, Scars and Traces
SIC Arquitectura y Urbanismo
SIC Arquitectura y Urbanismo
New European Bauhaus Special Mention
Share and Reuse Factory in Kortrijk (Belgium)
ATAMA
ATAMA
Restoration Special Mention
Torre Chiaravalle Nolar, Milan
JURINA e RADAELLI Studio Associato
JURINA e RADAELLI Studio Associato
Wettbewerbsaufgabe
Der Award ist eine Initiative der in Barcelona ansässigen Plattform AHI (Architectural Heritage Intervention) und der Architektenkammer von Katalonien mit Unterstützung des Kulturministeriums der katalanischen Regierung, des Stadtrats von Barcelona und der Metropolregion Barcelona. Er entstand aus der Überzeugung, dass in der heutigen Zeit das architektonische Erbe nicht nur ein wichtiges Wissensinstrument, sondern auch eine sozioökonomische Ressource ersten Ranges für die nachhaltige Entwicklung von Gebieten ist.
Der Ursprung des Awards geht auf das Jahr 2011 zurück. Vierzehn Jahre später, in seiner siebten Ausgabe, besteht das Hauptziel des Projekts darin, dazu beizutragen, das Erbe als Leitfaden für die Architektur des 21. Jahrhunderts zu präsentieren, mit klaren sozialen, ökologischen und wirtschaftlichen Vorteilen. Seit seiner Gründung hat es sich zu einem Raum für die Förderung und Verbreitung guter europäischer Architekturpraktiken entwickelt.
Competition assignment
The Award is an initiative of the Barcelona-based platform AHI (Architectural Heritage Intervention) and the Architects’ Association of Catalonia, with the support of the Department of Culture of the Government of Catalonia, Barcelona City Council and the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona. It arose out of the conviction that, in the current context, architectural heritage is not only a key instrument of knowledge but also a socioeconomic resource of the first order for the sustainable development of territories.
The origin of the Award dates back to 2011. Fourteen years on, in its seventh edition, the main goal of the project is to contribute to showcasing heritage as a guiding path for architecture in the 21st century, with clear social, environmental and economic benefits. Since its creation, it has become a space for the promotion and dissemination of good European architectural practices.
Weitere Informationen zu allen Gewinner*innen finden Sie unter /
More information about all winners can be found at:
www.eu-architecturalheritage.org/en/european-award/winners
Der Award ist eine Initiative der in Barcelona ansässigen Plattform AHI (Architectural Heritage Intervention) und der Architektenkammer von Katalonien mit Unterstützung des Kulturministeriums der katalanischen Regierung, des Stadtrats von Barcelona und der Metropolregion Barcelona. Er entstand aus der Überzeugung, dass in der heutigen Zeit das architektonische Erbe nicht nur ein wichtiges Wissensinstrument, sondern auch eine sozioökonomische Ressource ersten Ranges für die nachhaltige Entwicklung von Gebieten ist.
Der Ursprung des Awards geht auf das Jahr 2011 zurück. Vierzehn Jahre später, in seiner siebten Ausgabe, besteht das Hauptziel des Projekts darin, dazu beizutragen, das Erbe als Leitfaden für die Architektur des 21. Jahrhunderts zu präsentieren, mit klaren sozialen, ökologischen und wirtschaftlichen Vorteilen. Seit seiner Gründung hat es sich zu einem Raum für die Förderung und Verbreitung guter europäischer Architekturpraktiken entwickelt.
Competition assignment
The Award is an initiative of the Barcelona-based platform AHI (Architectural Heritage Intervention) and the Architects’ Association of Catalonia, with the support of the Department of Culture of the Government of Catalonia, Barcelona City Council and the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona. It arose out of the conviction that, in the current context, architectural heritage is not only a key instrument of knowledge but also a socioeconomic resource of the first order for the sustainable development of territories.
The origin of the Award dates back to 2011. Fourteen years on, in its seventh edition, the main goal of the project is to contribute to showcasing heritage as a guiding path for architecture in the 21st century, with clear social, environmental and economic benefits. Since its creation, it has become a space for the promotion and dissemination of good European architectural practices.
Weitere Informationen zu allen Gewinner*innen finden Sie unter /
More information about all winners can be found at:
www.eu-architecturalheritage.org/en/european-award/winners
Press release by the Architectural Heritage Intervention
REGISTRATION OPEN FOR THE EUROPEAN AWARD AHI -ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE INTERVENTION- 2025
Architectural Heritage Intervention has announced the seventh edition of the European Award AHI, with registrations open from 18 December 2024 to 14 March 2025.
The Award, a European benchmark in the field of heritage intervention, stimulates debate on how interventions should be carried out and what should be considered architectural heritage in European cities, especially in light of the challenges posed by the climate emergency and decarbonisation.
Organised jointly with the Architects’ Association of Catalonia, it is supported by the Government of Catalonia, Barcelona Provincial Council, the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona and Barcelona City Council.
Barcelona, 16 december 2024_The heritage dissemination platform Architectural Heritage Intervention and the Architects’ Association of Catalonia have opened the registration for the seventh edition of the European Award AHI. This biennial event, which since 2013 has recognised the best interventions in European heritage across four categories (Built Heritage, Exterior Spaces, Urban Planning and Disclosure), will distinguish works completed between 1 January 2018 and 31 December 2024 within the European geographical area. The call is open to all professionals, associations and/or institutions involved in architectural heritage and will remain open until 14 March 2025 at 24:00 (GMT+1).
The Award has become a benchmark for architectural heritage intervention, as evidenced by the large number of works submitted in each edition, which help shed light on the direction in which Europe is heading in this field. As such, and in the context of the current climate emergency and decarbonisation, the event acts as an observatory of best practices, focusing, among other things, on the ability of projects to incorporate energy efficiency strategies.
Award Process and Timeline
The Award’s international jury, to be announced next January, comprises experts with a distinguished track record. This jury will select up to 15 projects in the Built Heritage category, 10 in the Exterior Spaces category, and six projects in both the Urban Planning and Disclosure categories. All selected projects will be made public in May 2025. The winner and finalists in each category will be chosen from this selection.
After the final deliberation of the jury, which will take place in Barcelona, the winning projects will be announced in June 2025, in a public ceremony to be held for the first time in the Ceremonial Hall of the Barcelona Industrial School, an iconic work of Catalan modernism owned by Barcelona Provincial Council.
As in previous editions, two special mentions will be awarded among the submitted works: the Restoration Special Mention is awarded to the project that stands out from a technical and methodological perspective for its quality, precision and respect; meanwhile, the New European Bauhaus Special Mention is awarded to the work that prioritizes values such as sustainability, aesthetics and inclusion.
A European Iniciative
The Award stems from the conviction that, in the current context, architectural heritage is, in addition to being a fundamental instrument of knowledge, a key socioeconomic resource for the sustainable development of regions.
Now in its seventh edition, the main goal of the Award is to contribute to the revaluation of heritage as a pathway for the future of 21st-century architecture, with clear social, environmental and economic benefits. Over the course of its existence, the Award has become a space for the dissemination and promotion of good European architectural practices.
The six editions held to date have seen the participation of over 1,200 projects representing studios, architects and institutions from 32 different European countries. All these projects are compiled and documented in the AHI Digital Archive and are available for consultation on its website: www.eu-architecturalheritage.org.
Architectural Heritage Intervention – AHI.
This project, founded and directed by the architects Ramon Calonge, Oriol Cusidó, Marc Manzano and Jordi Portal, is a platform that contributes to the revaluation of Architectural Heritage, encompassing four independent yet interconnected initiatives: a Europe-wide Award organised jointly with the Architects’ Association of Catalonia (COAC), an international Biennial, a Digital Archive and a Debate Forum.
AHI advocates for an active and continuous dissemination policy, understanding and promoting architectural heritage from an inclusive and contemporary perspective.
