Winners of European Award AHI
The European Award AHI is a biennial event. The main goal of this event is to distinguish quality interventions in all the aspects of built heritage and contribute to their dissemination.
The event is organised with the support of the Architects’ Association of Catalonia (COAC). Source and photos Courtesy of European Award AHI.
Built heritage
The New Rijksmuseum. Cruz y Ortiz Arquitectos
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Public Library of the State. Paredes Pedrosa Arquitectos (Ex Aequo)
Ceuta, Spain
E/C House. SAMI-arquitectos (Ex Aequo)
São Roque do Pico, Portugal
Photo © Paulo Catrica
Convento das Bernardas. Eduardo Souto de Moura
Tavira, Portugal
Pi des Català Tower. Marià Castelló Architecture (Special Mention)
Formentera, Spain
Photo © Marià Castelló Martínez
Civic Centre Lleialtat Santsenca. Harquitectes
Barcelona, Spain
Royal Museum of Fine Arts (KMSKA). KAAN Architecten
Antwerp, Belgium
Exterior spaces
Three squares in Oliana. Joaquín Pérez Sánchez, Eva Girona Cabré
Oliana, Spain
Surroundings of the San Juan de Caaveiro Monastery.
Celestino Garcia Braña, Isabel Aguirre Urcola
A Capela, Spain
Photo © Celestino García Braña
The bastion of labrit. (Special mention)
Pereda Pérez arquitectos – Ignacio Olite arquitecto
Pamplona, Spain
Photo © Pedro Pegenaute
Caramoniña allotments. Abalo Alonso arquitectos
Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Skanderbeg Square. 51N4E – Anri Sala – Plant en Houtgoed- iRI
Tirana, Albania
Synagogue Square. Grupo Aranea – Cel-Ras Arquitectura –
el fabricante de espheras
Onda, Spain
Special Restoration Mention
Maison Saint Cyr. MA2 Project
Brussels, Belgium
Photo © Marie-Françoise Plissart
Casa Batlló. Xavier Villanueva, Ignasi Villanueva, Mireia Bosch,
Ana Atance (Ex Aequo)
Barcelona, Spain
Tower of Santa Maria Magdalena’s church. Pedro Rodríguez
Cantalapiedra (Ex Aequo)
Matapozuelos, Spain
