Architecture students and young architects with Spanish nationality or citizens with a Spanish residence permit who, on the closing date of applications, have obtained a minimum of 60% of the credits required to qualify as architects from a Spanish School of Architecture and who are enrolled for the 2013/2014 academic year at a Spanish School of Architecture; and architects who obtained their degree from a Spanish School of Architecture after 1 January 2010.
To ensure adequate geographic distribution of the 75 places for the 'workshops', the number of valid entries will be weighted proportionally by school and application mode.
Candidates will be selected according to their academic transcript. This is assessed by the average mark obtained in degree subjects passed, as well as by the average mark obtained in design project modules passed (for this purpose, all modules that come under the department of architectural projects shall be taken into consideration). These average marks will be calculated by the applicant, as specified in Annex I of the requirements and shall be recorded in the registration on the http://fundacion.arquia.es/becasico page, to be sent online.
When registering, you must also enclose:
a copy of your ACADEMIC TRANSCRIPT,
a copy of your DNI/NIE,
a copy of your last ENROLMENT or your DEGREE in .pdf format,
a copy of your level of ENGLISH certificate,
and your CV.
Awards:
2012 Global Holcim Award 2012 Gold
2011 Regional Holcim Award Gold 2011 Africa M. East
2010 BSI Swiss Architectural Award
2010 Marcus Prize – University of Wisconsin
2009 Global Award for Sustainable Architecture
2008 6th International Sustainable Architecture Prize, special mention
2007 Zumtobel Group Award
2004 Aga Khan Award for Architecture The Ninth Award Cycle 2002-2004
http://www.kere-architecture.com/
Diébédo Francis Kéré was born in Gando, a village in Burkina Faso, in 1965, and was the first person from his village to study and to study abroad. He graduated with a degree in architecture from the TU of Berlin, where, with the help of his fellow students, he founded the association "Schulbausteine für Gando" (bricks for the school in Gando). Thanks to this association, he was able to raise the necessary funds to build the Primary School in Gando, a building that was built by the inhabitants of his home village, and that won the Aga Khan Architecture Prize in 2004. Apart from running his own architecture studio, founded in 2005, Francis Kéré teaches at the TU of Berlin. His main interests are housing and urban development, the climatic optimisation of buildings, the use of sustainable materials and the application of traditional construction techniques. He is currently working on several projects, mainly schools, in Gando and Ouagadougou.
Sara Ferreras Sancho E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Jaime Herraiz Martinez E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Mónica Lamela Blázquez E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Alberto Fernandez Castilla E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Teresa del Prado Palencia E.T.S. de Arch. and Geodesy - Univ. of Alcalá
Carlos Lozano Canella E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Antonio Jesús Jiménez Quesada E.T.S. A - Granada - UGR
Samuel Perea Díaz E.T.S. A - Seville - US
Candela Nadal Furió E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
María Núñez Rodríguez E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Marta Pérez de Ory E.T.S. A - Seville - US
Carlos García Brome E.T.S. A - Seville - US
Déborah López Lobato E.S. of Art and Arch.- UEM
Cristina Irala Lozano ES A - Univ. of Francisco de Vitoria
Niccoló Navarro Di Meo E.T.S. A - Seville - US
Awards:
2012 Global Award for Sustainable Architecture
2012 WA Awards 10th Cycle
2011 The International Architecture Awards
2011 Dedale Minosse Award - Italy
2010 Best of TIDA, Eco and Conservation Award Gold Thailand
2010 International Sustainability Award, Sustainable Building Silver Italy
2010 Making Space Awards Gold Scotland
2010 The Earth Awards, Social Justice Award Gold UK
http://www.tyinarchitects.com/
TYIN Tegnestue Architects is an architecture studio founded in 2008 that has focused its work on construction projects in poor and underdeveloped areas of Thailand, Burma, Haiti and Uganda. The studio's work not only stays in the office, it also actively involves the local population in the design and construction of their projects. In this way, they are able to establish a framework for exchanging knowledge and skills. All materials used in TYIN projects are collected near the lots or purchased from local traders. The studio is currently managed by Andreas G. Gjertsen and Yashar Hanstad, and is based in the Norwegian city of Trondheim. The studio has won several international awards, including the Gold Prize from Global Award for Sustainable Architecture, WA Awards 10th Cycle in 2012 and its projects have been published and exhibited worldwide.
Santiago Asenjo Asenjo E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
María de Miguel Pastor E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Belén González Aranguren E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Alejandra Sánchez Sánchez E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Gonzalo Ortega Sánchez de Lerín E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Antonio Mora Ramos E.T.S. A - Seville - US
Julia Martí Berenguer E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Sergio Floriano Azores E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Edurne Bona Gallego E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Alba María Romero Sánchez E.P.S - Univ. of Alicante
Alberto Reques del Río E.S. of Art and Arch.- UEM
Rana Benyahya E.S. of Art and Arch.- UEM - Valencia
Andrea Blat Tatay E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Beatriz Mellado Fernandez - Palma E.T.S. A - Granada - UGR
Elena Ramos Caballero E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Awards:
2003 Architect of the Year Award, Category Group Housing, JK Cement, India
2001 Honourable Mention “Young Enthused Architect Category”, A+D Awards, India
2000 Architect of the Future, Indian Architect + Builder Award, India
1999 Architect of the Year Award, Category Young Architect, Focus State TN, India
http://www.anupamakundoo.com/
Anupama Kundoo (Pune, 1967) founded her architecture studio in 1990 in Auroville, focusing on researching materials and experimenting to produce an architecture with a low environmental impact and suitable for the socio-economic context. Between 1992 and 1996, she worked in Berlin, where she focused her professional activity on the area of social housing. Since 1996, she has continued her independent practice in India. From 2002-2004, she was the “sustainable design adviser” for ICAEN, on a European Commission project. In 2008, she received her doctorate from TU Berlin. She is the editor of the Sustainable Building Design Manual Vol. 1 and 2 of the Catalan Energy Institute and author of the book Roger Anger: Research on Beauty. She has taught at several schools, such as the Architectural Association of London, TU Darmstadt and TU Berlin. She currently teaches at the Parsons New School of Design in New York and at the University of Queensland, Brisbane.
Carmen López Albert E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Diana Mera Hernando E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Javier Bolívar López E.T.S. A - Granada - UGR
Fernando García Martínez E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Adrián López Varona E.T.S.A - Valladolid - UVA
Nuria Escoms Bosch E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Angel Martinez Martinez E.S. Arch. and Technology. - UCJC
Elisabet Usón Maimó E.T.S. A - Barcelona - UPC
Anaïs Nievas Cabanelas E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Blanca Martin Gazulla E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Victoria Merchán Val E.T.S. A - Barcelona - UPC
Javier Chávez Muñoz E.T.S.A - Valladolid - UVA
Cristina Ramos Cáceres E.T.S. A - Zaragoza
Alba Balmaseda Domínguez E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Antxon Canovas Arceredillo E.T.S. A - San Sebastián - UPV
Awards:
2012 Honorary member of the American Institute of Architects
2011 Bicentennial Architect - Paraguayan Association of Architects
2008 BSI Swiss Architectural Award
1999 Finalist in the 2nd Mies van der Rohe Award for Latin America
1999 National Prize of Architecture College of Architects of Paraguay
1994 He represented Paraguay at the Venice and São Paulo biennials and in Lisbon, Ibero-American Capital of Culture
Solano Benítez was born in Asunción (Paraguay) in 1963. He graduated with a degree in architecture from the National University of Asunción (FAUNA) in 1986, and in 1987 he founded the Gabinete de Arquitectura, the professional corporation he currently shares with Alberto Marinoni and Gloria Cabral. Among the awards Benítez has received are distinctions such as 'Outstanding Young Man' by the Junior Chamber of Paraguay for his contribution to Paraguayan culture (1999); the BSI Swiss Architectural Award, an international award given to architects under 50 who have made a significant contribution to contemporary architecture (2008); and an honourable mention from the National Congress of Paraguay for contributions to the nation (2011). He was also chosen as the 'Bicentennial Architect' by the Paraguayan Association of Architects (2011) and as an honorary member of the American Institute of Architects (2012).
Alejandro Campos Uribe E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Amanda Gwendoline Reyes Darmon E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Paula Lacomba Montes E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Rafael Manuel Hernández Martínez E.T.S. A - Pontifical Univ. of Salamanca
Javier Janda Garcés E.S. Arch. and Technology. - UCJC
Guillermo Sánchez Arsuaga E.T.S. A - San Sebastián - UPV
Alicia Regodón Puyalto E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Roberto Vaquero Trigo E.T.S.A - Valladolid - UVA
Daniel Pascual Muñoz E.T.S.A - Valladolid - UVA
Margarita de San Valentín Vitón E.T.S. of Arch. and Geodesy - Univ. of Alcalá
Miriam Leyva Camacho E.T.S. A - Granada - UGR
Violeta Quiñones Moreno E.T.S. A - Seville - US
Alejandra De Juan Falcó E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Carlos Bravo Gómez E.T.S. A - Seville - US
Miguel Ángel Damián Sanz E. de Arch. and Engineering - EINA
Awards:
2011 Global Award for Sustainable Architecture
2011 Bronze for Africa and Middle East, Regional Holcim Awards, for the Training Centre in Marrakesh.
2008 Emerging Architecture Award, A.Review, London
2007 Archprix International-Hunter Douglas Award
2007 Aga Khan Award for Architecture Tenth Award
2007 International Bamboo Building Design Competition
2007 The 2007 Kenneth F. Brown Asia Pacific Culture And Architecture Design Award (Winner)
2006 Emerging Architecture Award, A.Review, London
http://www.anna-heringer.com/
Anna Heringer was born in Rosenheim (Germany) in 1977 and currently lives in Salzburg (Austria). Her work focuses on the use of local materials and techniques to create buildings that are characteristic of their location. Her final degree project - a school in Bangladesh built with mud and bamboo - was built in 2006 in the town of Rudrapur, where she lived in 1998 as a volunteer for the local NGO, Dipshikha. From October 2008 to May 2011, she led the BASEhabitat study for the development of architecture at the University of Linz. In addition, she has been a Professor of international workshops in Bangladesh and Austria, and since 2010 she has been an honorary Professor of the UNESCO Chair of Earthen Architecture. Her work has been exhibited at the MoMA in New York, at La Loge in Brussels, at the Cité d'architecture et du patrimonie in Paris, at the MAM in São Paulo, at the Aedes Gallery in Berlin, and at the 2010 Venice Biennale of Architecture.
Maria Olmeda Franco E.S. of Art and Arch.- UEM
Leonardo Tamargo Niebla E.T.S.A - Valladolid - UVA
Carlos García Fernández E.T.S. A - Pontifical Univ. of Salamanca
Lidia Carrillo Parra E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Sara Miguélez Diez E.S. of Art and Arch.- UEM
María Gómez Javaloyes E.P.S - Univ. of Alicante
Eduardo Baviera Llópez E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Ana Herreros Cantis E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Aida Navarro Redón E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Jose Angel Munto Duran E.T.S. A - Valencia - UPV
Ana Martín E.T.S. A - Pontifical Univ. of Salamanca
Noa Gonzalez E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Claudia Conde Orozco E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Alvaro Alvarez Gutérrez E.T.S. A - Madrid - UPM
Carlos Afán de Ribera García-Liñán E.T.S. A - Seville – US
