Check out Carlo Calma’s Competitors at WAF 2019
Carlo Calma will have exactly 10 minutes to present his project, the Infinity House in a live ‘crit’ by a jury of three before a live audience. After his presentation, Calma will have another eight minutes to defend his project by answering questions from members of the jury. When his eight minutes are done, the next presenter will have two minutes to prep for his turn at the podium, where he will go through the same process as Calma.
All in all, the jury for the Future Projects – House category will hold 15 crits with contenders from Australia, Canada, India, Kuwait, Latvia, Lebanon, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Spain, and Thailand. (The jurors’ names will be announced in November.)
During the first two days of the three-day festival in Amsterdam this 4-6 December, 33 juries will be judging 534 finalists, which were shortlisted out of the thousands of entries submitted to the WAF in April to June this year. The category winners will then compete on the third day of the festival for one of the following awards: Building of the Year, Small Project of the Year, Future Project of the Year, and Landscape of the Year.
Here are the images submitted by the 15 shortlisted entries in the Future Projects-House category:
Ahmed Habib – Lines: The Cube House in Khaldiya, Kuwait
AKK Architects: Bayt K in Beirut, Lebanon
Aman Aggarwal: Residence 91 in Panchkula, India
Carlo Calma Consultancy: Infinity House in Makati City, Philippines
F+P (Thailand), DT Design, Atelier10, EEC Engineering Network, TK Studio: Mulberry Grove the Forestias (Villas) in Samutprakarn, Thailand
Jaime Oliver: Xaloc House in Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Jean Nmeir: Open House in Abadieh, Lebanon
Modern Office of Design + Architecture: Gallery House in Calgary, Canada
Omer Arbel Office: 75.9 House in Surrey, Canada
Park+Associates: Huangshan House in Anhui, China
Rob Mills Architecture & Interiors: Bryon Bay in Bryon Bay, Australia
Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos: Casa Grand Coral in Playa del Carmen, México
UArchitects / Misak Terzibasiyan: Living Among the Trees in Eindhoven, Netherlands
UnitedLab Associates LLC: Round Retreat in Kurzeme, Latvia
Warren and Mahoney Architects: Flock Hill Station – The Lodge in Canterbury, New Zealand
In addition to Carlo Calma, the Philippines has three other shortlisted entries competing at the WAF 2019. They are:
- Jesy Cruz and Jaemi Cruz for the Baliwag Community Center in the Future Project-Civic category
- John Ryan Santos + Partners for Sagip Kalinga Hospital in the Future Project-Health category, and
- Kenneth Cobonpue and zubu design associates for the Cor Jesu Oratory in the Completed Building – Religion category.
Click here to see all 534 shortlisted entries organized by category.
Images courtesy of World Architecture Festival
