2011 Winners & Finalists

The old boat loader building next to the bank of the river Danube looks like a remnant of a forgotten civilization.

People in an empty 17th floor, as if they were part of a photo montage. A non-space, a white empty room, a standard universal office floor.

The Wailing Wall in the old city is a building that is interacted with more than any other. I was able to capture this shot of raw emotion between a man and the wall.

Designed by Denys Lasdun, I would expect that every corner of this building alludes to some form of artistic composition. I found that this shot best captured the essence of the building.

This shows the beauty of Barcelona's past but in the context of it future hence the sheets over the building.

People, over time, leave traces in the buildings they inhabit. The image shows a patina of collected fleeting moments from life’s daily routine. In reflecting on traces like these, design becomes an iterative process. This is fundamental to the art of building.

To many people, this may be seen as a facade only for a building to give the aesthetic quality and protection of a building. My vision to this is rather distinctive as a futuristic Cabled City.

Checking his work, the long and lonely walk across the gigantic roof by the roofing contractor at the International Broadcast Centre on the Olympic Park, Stratford (The building is large enough to house five 747’s).

The work series LOST is both documentary & autobiographical psycho geography based investigation into complicated ties between human beings and their physical environment.

This simple Gazebo, well over 100 years old, still displays its original creativity, while the man and his dog carry on enjoying the building.