Grand Prix d'Architecture de Wallonie 2012

Publications Language: FR Pages: 170 Published on 12/02/2014: Grand Prix d'Architecture de Wallonie 2012

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The Grand Prix d'Architecture de Wallonie aims to reward new or renewed architectural works, private or public, in various categories, which fit into their environment in a relevant manner. Their date of construction must be no more than six years ago.

The following categories were open to entries : Individual living spaces, communal housing, public or private, non residential buildings and architectural exterior spaces.

The winners are :

- in the categorie I « Individual living spaces», Stéphane MEYRANT of the office ARCADUS (Péruwelz) for the realization of « Bois-du Cahut » in Mourcourt (Tournai);
- in the categorie II « communal housing», the project « Vivegnis Housing » (Liège) designed by URBANPLATFORM (Bruxelles). A mention has also been given to Sébastien BORCH for his project in Eupen;
- in the categorie III « non residential buildings », L'Escaut Architecture (Bruxelles) in momentary association with Bureau d'Etudes Weinand (Liège) for the Cultural Hall « Victor Jara » in Soignies. Two mentions were also attributed to Daniel DELGOFFE (Liège) for the School of Ninane(Chaudfontaine) and to l'Atelier 229 – for l'Institut Technique Provincial à Court-Saint-Etienne.
- in the categorie IV « architectural exterior spaces », Stéphane MEYRANT of the office ARCADUS (Péruwelz) for le Promenoir des Cimes(Péruwelz).
Two special mentions were given to : Arlette BAUMANS – Bernard DEFFET (Liège) for the Optic shop and to the office ARTAU (Malmedy), for the expansion of the l'Hôtel du Val d'Amblève in Stavelot.

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