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The group of people you brought together were remarkable. I have seldom experienced such a high level participation in any event on architecture both from the speakers, jury, members and participants. The awards programme was one of the most exciting aspects of the Festival Suha Ozkan, Chairman World Architecture Community

The World Architecture Festival is an action-packed, content-rich three day event, offering architects and suppliers from all over the world the opportunity to learn, meet and share. At its heart are the WAF awards, rewarding excellence across a wide range of building types, from museums to schools to commercial buildings to private homes, as well as interiors and fit out, structural design and future projects. The awards consist of a comprehensive exhibition of every single entry, presentations by all shortlisted entrants (see page 4) in front of expert juries, category winners presentations before our eminent super jury, and an awards ceremony for overall winners on the closing night of the event.

WAF offers architects from all over the world the opportunity to get inspired by the worlds greatest building design practitioners.
But that is just the beginning! Here are 10 reasons to attend WAF this November: 1. FESTiVAL gALLERY contemplate the breadth of international architectural excellence in the Gallery where all entries are exhibited together over 600 entries from 83 project locations 2. PRESENTATiONS get inspired by the worlds greatest architect practitioners include Rafael Vinoly, Sir Peter Cook, Cezary Bednarski, Rod Sheard and Michel Rojkind 3. THEmATiC ExHiBiTiON this years theme Less Does More shows how cleverly utilised resources can create opportunities for living, working, learning and playing that would not otherwise exist 4. AWARdS CEREmONY the festival finishes on Friday evening with a prestigious awards ceremony, celebrating the winners of each category, the student competition and the ultimate awards in each section 5. STUdENT COmPETiTiON watch and support architectural schools compete for the EDAW | AECOM URBAN SOS prize www.edaw.com/urbanSOS 6. PROdUCT SHOWCASES Find the latest, innovative products for your next project 7. dRiNKS RECEPTiONS Network with your peers from around the world 8. mEdiA PARTNERS from over 60 countries, giving away magazines and insight on the international industry 9. BARCELONA Visit the city fusing stunning modern architecture with some of the worlds most famous classical buildings and structures Information on accommodation and travel can be found at our one-stop-shop website. An exclusive architectural tour of La Sagrada Familia will be available for attendees at WAF 10. ARCHiTECTS over 2000 of them! Meet, share, collaborate, make friends and stay in touch using our online portals Festival Connect, Facebook, Twitter and Linkedin. All links to join are on our website www.worldarchitecturefestival.com Turn the page to find out which practices have been shortlisted this year!

At this early stage, here are some of the practices attending the WAF:

3 // 3xN // A-3 Architects // Ad+Rg // Adams Kara Taylor // ALKUTA // Allford Hall monaghan morris // Amanda Levete Architect // Anas Build // Arhiconi grup // Arhistrat deco // ARm // ARqT Luciano Tessi // Ash Sakula Architects // Astudio // Atkins // Audun Bergstrom // B & Associates // Cafer Bozkurt Architecture // Capita Architecture // City of Oudenaarde // C-Laboratory // Coop Himmelb(l)au // daoust Partners // dRmm // dSdHA // Elmo Swart Architects // Enota // Fast + Epp Structural Engineers // Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios // Fluid Namith Architects // gg design // grimshaw // groleger Arhitekti // H2o Architects // Hawkins Brown // Hawkins Brown // Helin & Co Ar // Janet Rosenberg & Associates // Jaspers-Eyers Architects // JCY Architects and Urban designers // Kleinfeldt mychajlowycz Architects Lease design // LOTUS // maisam architects & engineers // malishev Wilson Engineers // mamostudio // marc Koehler Wu Zhi Qiao // m & Engineers // moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners // murman Arkitekter ab // muum // Naqshyad // Narud-Stokke-Wiig Architects Jorge graa Costa // Per Architects // Perkins+Will // Peter Rich Architects // Piotr Barelkowski Architect // Populous // Pro Habitat 4d // Roberto Rijo // Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners // RTA Studio // RVdg arquitectura+urbanismo // S.dREi Architektur // Samoo Architects arquitectos // So-Concept // Sordo madaleno Arquitectos // Space // Stephen davy Peter Smith Architects // Stiff+Trevillio // Strootman L UArchitects // UNStudio // Vista Urban design // Welst Architects // West group Architecture // White Arkitekter AB // Zeidler Partnershi

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Seminar programme
Wednesday 10.00-10.45 UNLEASHiNg THE ENERgETiCS OF NATURE Exploring what new scientific discoveries may offer architecture. + Examining how the natural, chemical and biological potential of different materials can be best understood to serve the ends of designers. + Identifying how this affects the role of the designer + outlining the practical implications of scientific innovation for architecture and design Reburbia rethinking the concept of home Creating artificial physical environments that serve a dynamic practical purpose Prof Neil Spiller, Researcher, Avatar group dr Rachel Armstrong, Researcher, Avatar group gOVERNANCE: OBLigATiONS ANd OPPORTUNiTiES FOR ARCHiTECTS + What are the obligations and opportunities that architects face depending on forms of governance? + How can scientific modelling aid good architectural governance and future planning? STABiLiSiNg A COUNTRY: AgOSTiNHO NETO UNiVERSiTY outlining how an intelligent approach to architecture can help create an institution whose graduates can help the future of Angola. + Demonstrating the materials to build the institution can be sourced, maintained and replenished locally creating a fully sustainable complex + Making buildings habitable in an equatorial zone without over-reliance on complex power systems Ralph Johnson, Design Principal, Perkins+Will guy Battle, Director, Battle mcCarthy Consulting Engineers mANAgiNg ExPLOSiVE URBAN gROWTH Looking at examples of Mexico city and Shenzhen. Many international cities have been characterised by explosive growth which in turn creates its own problems + How can this be managed? + What can architects contribute to this and what opportunities exist within this conundrum? michel Rojkind, Founder, Rojkind Arquitectos Thursday CREATiNg VALUE: HOUSiNg Examining how housing fits within, takes advantage of and serves a particular social context, in both developing and developed worlds. + Exploring how a radically rethink of approach to the typology of housing can create asset revenue and social value + Tapping the social, economic and physical resources of a particular place + Designing economic security and benefit into the building Roger Zogolovitch, Managing Director, Lake Estates Cezary Bednarski, Founder, Studio Bednarski indy Johar, Director, Architecture00 Friday Category winner presentations

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REgENERATiON Examining an international mix of cities where regeneration is changing the look at feel of the urban environment Lee mallett, Director, Urbik

14.00-14.45

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mAKiNg THE UNiNHABiTABLE HABiTABLE mASdAR CiTY , THE mOST RAdiCAL & AmBiTiOUS URBAN dEVELOPmENT iN THE WORLd + Exploring how intelligent architectural thinking can navigate traditional problems encountered with extreme climates + Harnessing the power of the desert to create a habitable community that is sustainable and has zero net output. + Identifying how a collaborative international effort can help accelerate the development of renewable energies and clean technology. PRESERViNg HERiTAgE International panel discussing perils and privileges of cities where preserving heritage is crucial. Looking at the examples of St Petersburg, Havana and cairo + What are the pitfalls of designing and planning in a Heritage city? + What are the opportunities? Peter Kudryavtsev, Editor-in-chief, Building ARx magazine Professor Julio Csar Prez Hernndez Harvard University Loeb Fellow Suha Ozkan, Founding chairman World Architecture Community OPPORTUNiTiES iN THE SUPPLY CHAiN Demonstrating how intelligent co-operation with product suppliers can achieve more with less + Dove tailing the design, construction and procurement processes whilst benefiting from cost savings alongside an increase in quality + Examining how less transportation can lead to better use of products used in the construction process James Pickard, Director, Cartwright Pickard Architects BARCELONA NOW young catalan architects speak about their vision for Barcelona for the next 10 years

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BEYONd PERmANENCE - THE dESigN OF THE 2012 STAdiUm + Using intelligent design to solve the paradox of an olympic stadium by targeting resources exactly where needed + Maintaining the balance between a temporary and permanent built legacy for 2012. + can a stadium be created with built in obsolescence? + What is the appropriate lifespan and lifecycle for this type of building? Rod Sheard, Senior Principal, Populous Paul Westbury, Principal, Buro Happold BARCELONA NOW BARCELONA 21 The 1992 olympics was Barcelonas post-Franco opening to the world and helped give it an international identity, regenerate a large part of the city and reinvigorate its people + What are the issues that now face Barcelona? + What should its agenda be, moving forward? Keynote one ARCHiTECTURE iN THE NEW WORLd ECONOmY International panel discussion on prospects for architecture and the effects of global economic change. 16.00-16.45 17.00-18.00

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Keynote two Rafael Vinoly an international architect whose work ranges from the US to Europe to the Far East

Keynote three ROAd TO COPENHAgEN A perspective on sustainable architecture as the Kyoto Protocol is revised.

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Awards programme
The amazing number of countries, 81, represented in the awards shows the international impact the Festival has made since its launch last year and points to a great three days in Barcelona come November. Renato Benedetti, Partner, mcdowell+Benedetti
272 shortlisted entrants from practices based in 60 countries around the world. WAF features our shortlisted architects presenting live to a jury that includes Vittorio M Lampugnani, Kengo Kuma and Cezary Bednarski .
Algeria John mcaslan + partners Argentina gramatica Sara/morini Jorge/Pisani Jos/Urtubey Eduardo Architects and Lucio morini Architect Australia ARm Allen Jack+Cottier BVN Architecture design Forum Architects in Site mcBride Charles Ryan NmBW Architecture Studio Woods Bagot Austria arch-more Treusch architecture UNStudio Bangladesh Shatotto Belgium BOB361 architecten Perkins+Will TV S.A.R. multiprofessionele Architectenvennootschap/ Architektenburo de Vloed Bhutan Christopher Charles Benninger Architects Pvt. Ltd. Brazil gustavo Penna Arquiteto & Associados isay Weinfeld Studio mK27 Canada Fast + Epp Structural Engineers Hughes Condon marler : Architects Janet Rosenberg & Associates Kearns mancini Architects inc. Kleinfeldt mychajlowycz Architects inc. Stantec Architecture Ltd Cape Verde OTO + Jorge graa Costa Architect China Aedas Atkins CA-gROUP Farrells Logon Co.,Ltd mAd Architects miralles Tagliabue Embt moChen Architects & Engineers Perkins+Will Red House China Ltd.. Surbana international Consultants Turenscape (Beijing Turen design institute) ZB Studio Croatia Ag Planum Arhitekt Faculty of Architecture, Zagreb Kincl Ltd. Produkcija 004 Tower 151 Architects upi-2m denmark 3xN COBE dorte mandrup Arkitekter Entasis Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects dominica BURO ii Egypt manuelle gautrand Architecture Shahira H. Fahmy Architects Estonia EFFEKT, SEA architects France Archi5 Foster + Partners Jakob + macFarlane mario Cucinella Architects Odile decq Benot Cornette Architects and Urban Planners germany Behnisch Architekten fabriKg ingenhoven architects ghana Article 25 greece davide macullo Architetto Hungary A4 Studio india Christopher Charles Benninger Architects Pvt. Ltd. morphogenesis Sanjay Puri Architects indonesia mamostudio Pt Bambu iran Bonsar architectural studio Eleni Kostika Architecture Fluid motion ireland Amanda Levete Architects Boyd Cody architects Keith Williams Architects mcCullough mulvin Architects moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners NmA Architects Populous Scott Tallon Walker israel Zeidler Partnership Architects italy Lelli & Associati Architettura Amanda Levete Architects Japan Future-scape Architects Klein dytham architecture Nikken Sekkei Ltd Jordan maisam architects & engineers Korea South Archium Samoo Architects & Engineers unsangdong architects Kuwait Perkins+Will Latvia Fletcher Priest Architect Lebanon mikou design Studio Nabil gholam Architects Luxembourg miralles Tagliabue Embt malta Architecture Project mexico Archetonic S.A. de C.V. dellekamp Arquitectos RVdg arquitectura+urbanismo Sordo madaleno Arquitectos morocco Odile decq Benot Cornette Architects and Urban Planners Netherlands 70F Architecture One Architecture RAU Strootman Landscape Architects UArchitects New Zealand Fearon Hay ArchitectsLtd Opus Architecture Pacific Environments Architects NZ Ltd. RTA Studio Warren and mahoney Norway a-lab Fasting Arkitekter AS Jarmund/Vigsns AS Architects mNAL Narud-Stokke-Wiig AS Sivilarkitekter mNAL Onix Various Architects Poland ingarden & Ewy Architects KWK Promes Trablex 50/50 Project Portugal Atelier Nini Andrade Silva Frederico Valsassina Arquitectos imago - Atelier de arquitectura e Engenharia miguel Arruda Arquitectos Associados Silva dias arquitectos Qatar Surbana international Consultants Russia A.Asadov Architectural studio Architectural bureau of Belousov N.V. Evgeny gerasimov and Partners mosproekt-4 Sergey Skuratov Architects Totan Kuzembaev architectural workshop Vitruvius and Sons, d.melentyev(project architect), S.Padalko(head of bureau),O. Kosenko(architect) Sierra Leone Article 25 Singapore, Republic of Look Architects Pte Ltd Foster + Partners WOHA Slovenia Enota mojca gregorski&Ajda Vogelnik Saje South Africa gAPP Architects / Urban designers; mashabane Rose Associates; mmA Architects mashabane Rose & Associates Peter Rich Architects Spain Batlle & Roig Architects gPY Arquitectos miralles Tagliabue Embt Rockwell group Europe, S.L. Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners Sweden Johan Celsing Arkitektkontor Kim Utzon Architects murman Arkitekter White arkitekter Wingrdh Arkitektkontor Switzerland group8 associated architects davide macullo Architetto Syrian Arab Republic Henning Larsen Architects Taiwan C-Laboratory UNStudio Thailand VaSLab Architecture (VaSLab Co., Ltd.) Amanda Levete Architects WOHA Turkey Acibadem Project management EAA-Emre Arolat Architects Koleksiyon Holding tabanlioglu architects United Arab Emirates Lava Laboratory for visionary architecture moChen Architects & Engineers P&T group Studio Altieri Spa WS Atkins United Kingdom Adams Kara Taylor Allford Hall monaghan morris Alsop Architects design for London dRmm dSdHA Farrells Hawkins Brown malishev Wilson Engineers mcdowell+Benedetti Populous Rivington Street Studio Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners Stephen davy Peter Smith Architects Stephenson Bell Stiff+Trevillion United States of America Aedas Sport Choi Ropiha Choi Ropiha, Perkins Eastman, PKSB Architects Coop Himmelb(l)au Ehrlich Architects Eight inc Epstein | metter Studio Foster + Partners grimshaw KieranTimberlake Little Office of Ben Ryuki miyagi Perkins+Will Ross Barney Architects Skidmore, Owings & merrill LLP Sybarite The Boston Visionary Cell,inc. Uruguay isay Weinfeld Vietnam Vo Trong Nghia Co., Ltd.

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Less does more Thematic Exhibition

International Architects are increasingly required to marry the realities of both environmental and economic necessity. The Less does more curated, interactive exhibition and seminar sessions, highlight architectures role at the heart of world economy and explore how architecture can respond to the changing global environment. Such response will, to a large extent, decide the future for a world, in which resource depletion is met with greater pressure on those same resources to be distributed evenly and equitably.
The Exhibition will include;
1. Human Science, examined through specific examples of innovative housing practice in the developed and developing worlds. The Human Science strand will explore what new imaginative and creative architectural thinking can contribute to the most essential and widespread building type, the home. Less Does More features both economically in the context of the need for less for more and socially, to improve conditions for communities. Learnings include: n Conjuring more space and utility locations with high values and high levels of regulation. n Providing housing in some of the worlds poorest urban communities and understanding and transforming their economic potential for social gain. n Investigating the process involved in producing housing against a changing pattern of economic geography. 2. Natural Science. Demonstrating how new research into the nature of materials could help capture and unleash huge yet currently under-utilised chemical and biological potential. Striking imagery will provide inspiration and insight into future thinking about how science and architecture will interact.

3. masdar City The worlds largest and most ambitious zero carbon, zero waste city, in the Abu Dhabi desert. The project demonstrates how to make the desert habitable to modern standards of comfort and service without creating any negative impact on the environment by combining advanced technology with clever adaptations of traditional patterns of urbanism. Masdar aims to redefine the design and construction of cities in the future and it meets the goals of environmental, social and economic sustainability. 4. Agostinho Neto University - The challenge to make a modern university campus with the limited material and skill resources that are locally available calls for a high degree of design input so that demands on construction are reduced. But the reward is the creation of an institution that will help to stabilise a country that has suffered civil strife for nearly 50 years by educating its own nationals to a level where they can help to develop the countrys resources. 5 2012 games Stadium How do you make a stadium that will have the eyes of the world on it for 16 days, that holds upto 90,000 people and then have seating and roof partially removed to ensure that it is a viable size in future?

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