Rosa Barba Award: International Jury
Jury Rosa Barba 6
Consultant Landscape Architect. President, European Federation for Landscape Architecture Vice-president (Europe), International Federation of Landscape Architects. Past-president, Landscape Institute Nigel is a chartered landscape architect specialising in landscape management. He practices as an independent landscape consultant specialising in contract administration and project implementation but also works part-time for the award-winning practice of Rummey Design and Rummey Environmental based in London, UK. Having served the Landscape Institute in a variety of roles, he played an instrumental role in how the LI approached its work in higher education, careers promotion and the professional practice examination. He was elected president of the European Federation for Landscape Architecture at the beginning of 2010. He works and teaches both nationally and internationally and regularly gives talks, seminars and lectures on behalf of the profession around the world.
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Architect from the School of Architecture of Valencia from 1977. Professor of Projects from 1994 to 1999. Professor of the Department of Urban Planning in the Landscape Project from 2003 to the present at ETSAV. Referring to the landscape discipline has organized: Seminar "La Riqualificazione del Bosco di Finizio del Piano di Citulo"; Seminar "Thinking the Landscape"; “International Landscaping Days” held at MUVIM; Workshop on the Turia River Metropolitan Park held at the CEA; Organizer of the “Landscape of Landscapes” course; Organizer and teacher Workshop La Xara, Denia, "Urban planning and design from landscaping"; “1st Landscaping Meeting. Valencia 2009”. Referring to the dissemination of landscaping: since February 2007, editor and coordinator of the monographic landscape magazine of Paisea. As of May 1, 2009, editor and coordinator of the new monographic magazine by countries paiseaDOS.
Position: Architect MAA MDL, company owner. Education: Lic. arch. (PhD), School of Architecture in Aarhus, 1996. Master of Architecture from the landscape department, School of Architecture in Aarhus, 1983. Trusted positions: President of The Royal Danish Academy for Fine Arts, and Chairman of the board, 2007. Chairman for the Jury of the Royal Danish Academy for Fine Arts and the Artist Society, 1998-2000. The Jep Fink Foundation for Architecture and Crafts, board member, 2005-2007. Appointments, founds and grants: Prags Boulevard Nominee for Mies van der Rohe price and appointed for Fieldwork, 2007. The Venezia Biennale of Architecture, 2000. A 3-year national grant from The Danish Art Foundation 2000-2002. The Danish institute in Rome 1991 and 1994. Positions, tutoring and research: Assistant Professor, School of Architecture in Aarhus, 1996-2002. Research candidate as PhD-student, School of Architecture in Aarhus, 1991-1995.
Jurado Rosa Barba 6
1957 30th August born in Tunis. 1979 Plant biology degree at Paris-Orsay University. 1979/1980 Studies of Scenography at Ecole Jacques Lecoq, school of theater, Paris. 1980-1984 Studies at National school of landscape architecture (Ecole Nationale Supérieure du Paysage- ENSP), Versailles. 1984 Qualified landscape architect (DPLG). 1986 Foundation of Agence Ter, landscape architecture company, with two partners: Michel Hoessler and Olivier Philippe. 1987-1998 Teatcher at the ENSP. 1993-1997 Landscape architect adviser of the Eure council in France. 1996-1998 President of the French Federation of Landscape architects (FFP). Since 1998 Professor at the University of Karlsruhe in Germany, faculty of architecture, Landscape Institute (Institut für Landschaft und Garten. 2001 Opening of a new Agence Ter office in Karlsruhe.
Karin Helms is Landscape Architect DPLG, Professor at AHO, The Oslo Architect and Design school, Norway, teaching at the Landscape Architecture and Urbanism institute. She holds a PhD by Practice by RMIT Barcelona (part of RMIT Melbourne) researching on participatory methods to act on large cultural landscapes in transformations acting toward anticipatory histories. For her research she received an EU Marie Curie grant trough the ADAPT-r programme in 2015-2016. For 14 years she had been the Head of the Design department at ENSP Versailles and set up the international office. She is the originator and founder of European Master: EMiLA, run by five European schools/universities (www.emila.eu).
She studied Biology in Italy and later Landscape Architecture in Belgium and received her landscape architect Diploma by ENSP Versailles. She created her office „Karin Helms, Paysagiste Sarl” in 1993 She received more prizes: a national prize for her work at Folleville, a rural village in Picardie from the French Ministry of Environment.
She has been Landscape State advisor during 20 years (1999-2020) in Upper Normandy, Alsace and Aube province. Karin has been active in different Associations for the promotion of the profession such as EFLA , FFP, APCE and is currently President of IFLA EUROPE.
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Kathryn Gustafson was born in the state of Washington, USA, and was educated at the University of Washington in Seattle, the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and the Ecole National Supérieure du Paysage in Versailles where she received her diploma in 1979. Kathryn Gustafson brings over 25 years of distinguished practice to Gustafson Porter. Her award-winning work includes a widely known series of projects in France, and recently acclaimed projects have ranged throughout Europe, North America, and the Middle East. Kathryn's design work has been predominantly civic, institutional, and corporate. Projects have ranged in scale from a tenth of an acre to 150 acres, including parks, gardens, and community spaces. Two partner offices, Gustafson Porter in London and Gustafson Gutrie Nichol in Seattle, continue to evolve the design approach of Gustafson's work into new contexts of time, culture, and nature. Kathryn Gustafson is an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Institute of British Architecture and a medalist of the French Academy of Architecture. She is the recipient of the ASLA Design Medal, the Chrysler Design Award, London's Jane Drew Prue and the Arnold W Brunner Memorial Prize for Architecture 2012.
Jury Rosa Barba 7
She is an architect, graduated from the Barcelona School of Architecture (ETSAB) in 1980. In 1985 she obtained a Diploma from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia in Landscape Architecture. She has been a professor of Architectural Projects Design at ETSAB since 1987. She has also taught in the Master’s Degree in Landscape Architecture at the UPC. She began her carreer as an architect of the Barcelona City Council's Elements and Urban Projects Service, during the period 1981 to 1986, carrying out several projects in the public space. Since 1985 she has been sharing professional activity with Pere Joan Ravetllat Mira, with whom she has carried out several projects, both in the field of housing, as well as in the area of facilities or public space.
EMF landscape architecture, Estudi Martí Franch, is an interdisciplinary practice of independent experts in the field of urban and environmental design. EMF is made up of landscape architects, architects, planners, biologist and civil engineers. EMF explores hybrid ways between ecological systems & cultural constructs to inform projects and build up new realities that challenge the established policies. Since 2001 Franch bridges practice with teaching at Barcelona’s School of Architecture Master in Landscape Architecture and other worldwide school. EMF has received numerous prizes among them the 7th European Biennial Landscape Award and an ASLA (American Society of Landscape Architects) Honour Award.
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Her most recent books include Sunburnt: Australian Practices of Landscape Architecture and Taylor Cullity Lethlean: Making Sense of Landscape. Ware is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects. Prof Leon van Schaik and Prof. Ware were recently were awarded an ARC Discovery grant; (DP 110100939) Design practice research: uncovering the role of spatial intelligence in designing the built environment for $150,000 AUD. In 2013/14 she was awarded a $47,000 grant to develop a new Master of Landscape Architecture program across 6 universities in New Zealand and Australia. She is currently a visiting professor and scholar at ETSAB and Ecole Nationale Superieure du Paysage – Versaiiles (ENSP-V) for 2014.
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Agronomist engineer teaching at the Master of Landscape Architecture DUOT (UPC).
