普利斯设计集团在全球城市理念竞赛中获胜

世界建筑新闻(WAN)今天公布了其国际城市挑战赛的5个获胜名单，普利斯设计集团凭借“未来街道”，成为了唯一一个来自澳大利亚的获胜者。

WAN城市挑战赛之“2018街道重建”在全球范围内征集创意想法，帮助解决目前城市存在的一系列问题，并为未来的发展拓展思路。

普利斯设计集团规划总监Chris Isles，以及合作方澳大利亚景观建筑师学会（AILA）、澳大利亚/新西兰智慧城市理事会和澳大利亚物联网联盟，推动了“未来街道”的实现。

 “‘未来街道’能在全球范围内获得认可，我们既感到很兴奋、也感受到了身上的责任重大。这强调了在未来街道的设计中，建成环境的专业人士必须承担至关重要的工作。”Isle提到。

普利斯设计集团为“未来街道”提供了景观设计和智慧城市设计，该项目是澳大利亚景观建筑师学会（AILA）2017国际景观建筑节的一部分，为人们提供了未来街道可能形态的真实体验。

悉尼当地人、政府和业界专业人士一起参与了街道的改变，将现在的街道改造成未来的街道可能的形态——从街道上移走机动车，以人和自然为重，重建公共空间，让人们尽情享用。

埃利斯·莫里森建筑事务所（伦敦）德高望重的城市规划师和城市设计师Peter Bishop认为该“快闪”计划远优于其它参选项目。他提到：“他们是真的把它做出来了。像悉尼这样的城市急切需要它。”

评委们期望能看到原创的、创新的、高品质的、可持续的、能复制的、有内涵的和实证性的项目，这些项目也要通过出色的陈述来讲述“故事”。普利斯设计集团的“未来街道”项目正是其中一个优秀的案例

其他获奖项目：

• SHMA SOEN有限公司的“共创石龙军路”（泰国曼谷）

• karres+brands的“未来城郊”（丹麦哥本哈根）

• OKRA landschapsarchitecten的“反思雅典”（希腊雅典）

• EL Studio的“华盛顿街巷”（美国华盛顿特区）

获胜者受邀参加5月22日在伦敦举办的WAN城市特别工作组活动，最终产生“改变宣言”。该宣言将在2018年9月20日由世界建筑新闻“街道重建”学术研讨会的与会者共同陈述。

WAN 获胜者公告：

http://www.worldarchitecturenews.com/project/2018/28661/wan-urban-challenge/wan-urban-challenge-2018-winners-announcement-in-london.html

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Place Design Group announced winner of Global Urban Ideas Competition

World Architecture News (WAN) today announced the five winners of their international Urban Challenge, with Place Design Group’s Future Street project, taking out the only Australian win.

The WAN Urban Challenge ‘Reclaiming the Streets 2018’, called out for ideas from around the globe, to help address current urban problems, with the opportunity to create a vision for the future.

Chris Isles, Executive Director, Planning, Place Design Group was the driving force that made ‘Future Street’ a reality, in partnership with the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), Smart Cities Council Australia/New Zealand and the Internet of Things Alliance Australia.

“We’re humbled and excited for the Future Street project to be recognised on an international scale, which highlights the crucial role that built environment professionals have to play in the design of the streets of the future,” says Mr Isles.

Place Design Group were the landscape designers and smart city architects for the ‘Future Street’ project, delivering a real-life experience of a potential street from the future as part of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects’ (AILA) 2017 International Festival.

The installation invited Sydney locals, government and industry professionals on a journey through where our streets are now, to where they could be if we removed cars from the streets, prioritising people and nature to reclaim and enjoy our public spaces.

Highly respected Urban Planner and Urban Designer at Allies and Morrison (London), Peter Bishop, commended the ‘pop-up’ scheme and felt it had the edge over other submissions, commenting “They’ve actually done it. And a city like Sydney desperately needs it.”

Judges were looking for originality, innovation, quality, sustainability, transferability, context and evidence, plus the ability to tell the ‘story’ of the project through excellent presentation. Place Design Group’s Future Street delivered on this, as a fantastic case study on what a street from the future could entail.

Winning projects included:

• CO-Create Charoenkrung, Bangkok, Thailand by SHMA SOEN Company Limited

• Nærheden : Suburb of the Future, Copenhagen, Denmark by  karres+brands

• RE-THINK ATHENS, Athens, Greece by OKRA  landschapsarchitecten

• WAP (Washington Alley Project), Washington DC, United States by EL Studio

Winners are now invited to join the WAN Urban Task Force on 22 May 2018 in London, culminating in a Manifesto for Change which will be presented by the participants at the World Architecture News ‘Reclaiming the Streets’ Symposium on 20 September 2018.

WAN Winners Announcement here:

http://www.worldarchitecturenews.com/project/2018/28661/wan-urban-challenge/wan-urban-challenge-2018-winners-announcement-in-london.html

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