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刚刚仔细看了一下，原来都是苏格兰的学生，而且都是念diploma的，方案比较简单，就当开胃菜吧[em10]

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01 RIAS silver medal
  
  
The RIAS Silver Medal for the best Fifth Year student was judged on
the students' final year thesis projects and fourth year work. The
students' work covered a diverse range of possibilities, from a
botanical research centre in Glasgow to a centre for ballet and
dance in Dublin and a public square in Budapest. One of the entries
for the RIAS Silver Medal, by Yannis Christodoulou, David Maciver
and Graeme McRobbie from the Scott Sutherland School, was
awarded the Sust. Award for sustainability.
.01 winner
Ewan’s thesisi project, “The (super) modification of Gallowgate ‘B’”, proposes a method for modifying the landscape, housing and lifestyle in Glasgow’s deprived Gallowgate area, to produce an enduring transformation as an alternative project starts with the broadest outlook and homes into the small and intimate.
Judges' comments: A thorough analysis and wellpresented proposal addressing issues of community renewal, urban design and landscaping. Creative solutions for regeneration of city housing stock in a sustainable manner. The process here is an essential part of the product. A project full of intelligence, integrity and relevance. How refreshing to see architecture without ego. The Islamic Centre in Venice of his 4th year work read against the housing project in the East End of Glasgow of his 5th year work make a fascinating portfolio of diverse thought and approaches to architecture and the people who inhabit it. Architecture is an art but it is also carries social responsibilities - this winning portfolio demonstrates both - all of it shown with utter clarity.
02 commended
Lee Gardiner
University of Strathclyde
The Archives of Building Archaeology are a national network of archives that commemorate Scotland's heritage. A map locates the distribution of archives within Glasgow; the sites are derived from the distribution of modern day ruins, knitted into the city's urban fabric and occupying 10 per cent of Glasgow.
Judges' comments: A poetic exploration with strong analysis and imagination showing how we could record and respond to unused structures in the city, and an approach to how history can be recorded and communicated. Well thought out and a rigorously detailed piece of research - one judge mentioned that this project could be a pointer for Cardross seminary.

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04 Sust. Award
The Sust. Award for Sustainable Design can be awarded to any
entrant in any category who the judges feel demonstrate an
awareness of, and solutions to, issues of sustainability.
winner
Yannis Christodoulou, David Maciver & Graeme McRobbie
Scott Sutherland School
This project looks at the transformation of Broadford Works, a: former textile mill, into film studios. Broadford Works has been an industrial site for the past 200 years, and the buildings only changed as industry needs evolved. The group proposes a medium/large film studio with a full remit of studio activities, together with a further education film school with research facilities. Judges' comments: This project demonstrated how the social and economic values of urban renewal might be best served by a minimal quantity of new construction. Sustainability is about [amongst other things[ conservation of resources - reuse and adaptation of existing building stock is central to this. This project is a model for regeneration of post-industrial economy through architecture. It is an excellent example of how sensitivity to the quality of existing buildings can form the basis for a new city quarter with appropriate functions. It is also an example of how group work can be extremely fruitful.
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02 the lighthouse award
The Lighthouse Award for the best Third Year student was judged
on work chosen from their entire year's portfolio. Some students
focused on single projects, while some submitted a broader range
of work. The judges were looking for clarity of expression, flair and
academic consistency.
01 winner
Jessam Al-Jawad
University of Edinburgh
Jessam submitted an impressive body
of work that included a thesis providing
a critical analysis of design and build procurement.
His main studio project was for a new ferry terminal at Leith Docks. The mega structure consisted of clearly expressed circulation routes and a number of different functions and possible uses slotted into a large scale structural frame.
Judges' comments: An exquisite project derived from the game Battleships, leading to an outstanding graphical presentation for a ferry terminal which offers an architectural dynamism that Leith could benefit from. This was accompanied by written work and a portfolio amounting to a comprehensively serious body of work of the highest order well above a third year level.
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狭小空间
05 Joe Narsapur
Duncan of Jordanstone
A new headquarters building for the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland and Architecture and Design Scotland is proposed for a site in Edinburgh. The urban infill project deals with the issues of such a tight urban site.
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03 commended
Laura Pullicino
Mackintosh School of Architecture
This Botanical Research Centre at the Botanical Gardens in Glasgow aims to extend the gardens, create new routes for the public around the site and new facilities for research, as well as educating the public about the importance of plants in the 21st
t;        Century. In its materials, construction and sustainability strategies, it aims to show sensitivity to its site. Judges' comments: Laura's work shows a sensitive relationship between architecture-and landscape.
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城市与河流
05 Faidra Matziaraki
University of Edinburgh
This project, located on the edge of the Danube in the city of Obuda, aims to re-establish a closer relationship between the city and river. The project involved building on two peninsulas and creating bridges to link an island to the mainland.
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