For the fifth time, the MEXTRÓPOLI Architecture and City Festival held the Arquine No. 22 | MEXTRÓPOLI Pavilion 2020 competition. On January 13, from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., the jury—composed of Tatiana Bilbao, Ruth Estévez, Carlos Facio, Alberto Odériz, Saidee Springall, and Alejandro Tapia (as technical juror)—met at the Arquine offices to evaluate the 292 submitted proposals out of the 389 registered.
The guidelines specified that the jury was to freely and autonomously select a single proposal from all those submitted on time and in compliance with the competition rules. Following a debate session, the jury decided to split second and third place equally among three projects (with no hierarchy). Consequently, these three projects will receive equal financial compensation, combining the second-place (50,000 MXN) and third-place (25,000 MXN) cash prizes to be divided split equally among the three winning teams. Read on to discover the selected proposals, as well as the first-place winner.
Bárbara Schoepke Lihn, Montserrat Paz Castro Urrutia, Paulina Salza Mardones (Santiago, Chile)
Victor Akio de Oliveira Itonaga and Isabella de Carvalho Derenusson (Brasilia)
Héctor Alejandro Martínez Mota, Santiago Echarri Cotler, Álvaro Martínez Mejía, Diego David Juárez López (Mexico City)
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Sabrina Morreale, Lorenzo Perri (Lemonot Studio), and Federico Fauli (London)
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