10th Landscape Schools Award: International Jury
JURY SCHOOL PRIZE 7, 8 and 10
Victor Ténez Ybern is a Landscape Architect who studied architecture in Barcelona. After working in Rosa Barba’s office and collaborate with her on research issues, he has combined teaching, private and public practice. He has been Head of Coordination of Urban Planning in the Metropolitan Area of Barcelona and directed the plan of reclamation of fluvial spaces developing tasks of Management and Design and in his private practice focus in Urban and peri-urban Green structures with projects like the Green-Blue Network of the Biarritz-Bayonne Agglomeration in France, The Jordanal River Park in Panama, The Peace Park in Vicenza (Italy) the Ria Park in Santander or The Path of the Sea in Viladecans in the Barcelona Metropolitan Area. He teaches Landscape Theory in and Landscape Design at the UPC in the same city. He is Full Visiting Professor at the Politecnico di Milano and Co-Director of the OC Summer School in the same institution. He has been invited by several Urban Planning and Landscape Universities like Penn, the RMIT of Melbourne or the UIAV of Venezia, and has given conferences on Landscape, Social Involvement and Sustainable City for institutions in the five continents. He publishes on the same issues.
JURY SCHOOL PRIZE 8 and 10
Andreja Tutundzic works at the University of Belgrade, Faculty of Forestry, Department of the Landscape Architecture and Horticulture. Andreja has been working at the Town Planning Institute of Belgrade, among other projects on the development of the awarded Spatial and Master plans of Belgrade for 2021, as well as on defining of the contents and procedure for Belgrade biotope mapping. He is co- author of the Typology of Belgrade Landscapes for the Need of the Implementation of the ELC. His current research interests focus on education in landscape architecture, large-scale landscape design and green infrastructure planning. In the recent time, he was also engaged in the projects related to the issues of migrant crises. In those areas, he participated in many projects, including EU funded projects such as TEMPUS, ERASMUS and UNDP Cross Border Cooperation Programme. He was elected as IFLA Committee Chair on Education and Academic Affairs in two terms from 2014 to 2018 and was Former Vice President of the European Federation for Landscape Architecture (EFLA 2008-2011). Andreja is also a member of the IFLA Europe School Recognition Panel, and member of the Executive board of the Serbian Association of Landscape Architects (UPAS/SALA).
JURY SCHOOL PRIZE 10
João Nunes is a Landscape Architect with a great passion for drawing and understanding the processes of the world. In 1985, he founded the PROAP studio which, according to his philosophy, approaches landscape themes in a broad sense, intervening in the processes that the project integrates, using inputs from various disciplines and considering the landscape as a process in continuous transformation. The professional activity and didactics intertwine and enrich each other, contributing to the development of new lines of research and experimentation. Visiting Professor at several international universities (Harvard GSD, UPenn, OSU, Pamplona, Versailles among others), he is Full Professor at the Academy of Architecture of Mendrisio and member of several scientific committees. In 2013 he was awarded the 1st Chair of Excellence “Adalberto Libera” and in 2017 with the Gagliarid Prize - Cittá di Asti. In 2010 he published the monograph “PROAP - Arquitectura Paisagista”(Note), which summarizes the first 25 years of the studio, and in 2011 is co-author of “Lost Competitions” (Proap Editions). In 2017 he was organizer and director of “Cagliari Paesaggio”. Projects developed by Proap have received several national and international awards and have been several times finalists for the Prize “Rosa Barba” at the Landscape Biennial of Barcelona.
JURY SCHOOL PRIZE 10
The main objective of her work is the holistic approach of space within the framework of ecological – sustainable design, the project’s integration in the landscape with respect to the unique qualities and memories of each location (genius loci), and the socio-cultural conditions of place. Among the special aims of her projects are the design solutions emphasising on a close connection to nature and its processes, on the natural dynamics and their biodiversity, on vegetation as a structural spatial element. Conceiving built space and andscape as a unique entity might create places where humans feel involved, in harmony with their environment and are keen of taking the responsibility for its maintenance.
JURY SCHOOL PRIZE 10
Vice-rector of Infrastructure and Architecture of the Polytechnic University of Catalonia, is an University Professor and professor in ETSAB for graduate and postgraduate subjects. He has been invited as a teacher in about twenty prestigious international universities. Quality Award for University Teaching at the UPC (2011) and Jaume Vicens Vives Award. International teaching evaluator since 2015. For three decades, he has been part of the final project for the ETSAB and, since 2012, as president. Research Professor of the Urban Planning Doctorate Program of the UPC, distinguished with the Mention of Excellence (MEE 2011-0730). Director of seven doctoral theses cum laude, among them, Urban corners in the territory with extraordinary PhD award. Triennial research prize Lluís Domènech i Muntaner, Europa Nostra honor medal and Alejandro de la Sota Extraordinary Prize-20 Years of Biennials, modality of outdoor spaces: urban spaces, parks and gardens, interventions in the landscape and urban planning. Author of about twenty research books and more than a hundred scientific articles, book chapters and papers presented at international conferences. Reviewer of several indexed magazines. He has been the director of the Department of Town Planning and Planning of the UPC and has been awarded the National Urbanism Prize.
Jordi Sardà, 1951. Architect by the ETSAB-UPC, in 1982 post graduate in Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture in 1984. DUOT teacher of all courses of Planning and Landscape Theory and History of Master Degree of Landscape Architecture (MUP). He also teaches in Public Space and is responsible for the Final Master Thesis of Master of Landscape Architecture (MAP). Between 2007 and 2014 until present, professor of Projects and Urbanism of the EAR, at URV. His doctoral thesis “Només Imatges. La targeta postal vehicle de coneixement urbà”, investigates the relationships and capabilities of visual images-postcards to establish a collective reading of landscape and city. From his studio of Reus works in architecture, urbanism and landscape projects and intervention in the built heritage buildings and in the city.
