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There are 1221 jurors from 130 countries. The voting will take place over the Internet max to four times a year. You will not travel, you will help.

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Štěpán Lajda
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Martin Habina
bytová, rezidenční a občanská výstavba, urbanismus
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Michal Zábranský
Concept Design - Vizualizace a Animace+ Interiérový Design
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Bojana Pasajlic
Since 2020, Bojana Pasajlic has been employed at the Faculty of Philology and Arts, University of Kragujevac, as an assistant professor. She teaches Stylistic Interior Architecture and Fundamentals of Stylish Interior Design at the Undergraduate academic studies and Typology and Art Elements of Traditional Architecture and From Style to Design at the Master Academic Studies. The topic of her research is the history of architecture, architectural heritage, cultural heritage, its preservation and reactivation, especially in the area of the city of Kragujevac. She is engaged in independent design practice in the field of interior architecture and design.
Serbian
Since 2020, Bojana Pasajlic has been employed at the Faculty of Philology and Arts, University of Kragujevac, as an assistant professor. She teaches Stylistic Interior Architecture and Fundamentals of Stylish Interior Design at the Undergraduate academic studies and Typology and Art Elements of Traditional Architecture and From Style to Design at the Master Academic Studies. The topic of her research is the history of architecture, architectural heritage, cultural heritage, its preservation and reactivation, especially in the area of the city of Kragujevac. She is engaged in independent design practice in the field of interior architecture and design.
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Pavel Šťastný
Architektura, interiéry, design
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Leandro Nicolosi Vece
Simplicidad y síntesis en el diseño. Relaciones bioclimáticas y con el entorno. Placer por los espacios reducidos.
Argentina
Simplicidad y síntesis en el diseño. Relaciones bioclimáticas y con el entorno. Placer por los espacios reducidos.
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Vít Jurica
Regionální architektura, interiéry
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ELAGGOUNE Mohammed Amin

Architecture : Modern / Post Modern 

Ecologique Architecture

Creativity & technology

Algerian

Architecture : Modern / Post Modern 

Ecologique Architecture

Creativity & technology

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Ho-gyeum Kim
Seasoned architect with expertises in multiple uses, including Mixed-use highries, hospitality, academic, and housing.
Seasoned architect with expertises in multiple uses, including Mixed-use highries, hospitality, academic, and housing.
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Liyo Cefre

Design, Planning, and Construction 

Filipino

Design, Planning, and Construction 

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Jan Sikora
interior design: public spaces, residential
polish
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Nada Khalaf

I am driven by ergonometric design and contextually conscious architecture. 

United states
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Miroslav Mikulec
Interiérový design
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S.M. Shafaiet Mahmud

S.M. Shafaiet Mahmud has a passion for innovative ideas, exploring the boundaries of visual art and architecture. He completed his Bachelor of Architecture from American International University Bangladesh (AIUB) in 2017. His B.Arch thesis project, titled “Urban Remediation: Turning Landfill Site into Public Park,” sought to develop an existing landfill into a community urban park, creating a model for turning “negative” zones into vibrant public places. The project questioned the conventional practice of waste management, which has a great impact on the infrastructure of any city. Shafaiet’s proposal included a ward-based waste-processing facility prototype that would recycle waste at the landfill. His proposal was awarded the year’s best thesis and published in Context BD, a reputed online architecture platform.

Shafaiet has worked as an intern architect at Volumezero Architects. In 2018, he was awarded the design competition “Inhabiting Nature,” organized by Aditya College of Architecture (ACA), Mumbai, India. He attended the Institute of Architects Bangladesh architecture jamboree in 2016. His expertise is in complex geometry and coding in Rhinoceros and Grasshopper. He participated in EVOLO skyscraper design competition in 2015 and attended a workshop arranged by Habitat for Humanity Bangladesh called “Safe Sanitation 2014.” In this workshop, he was awarded 2nd prize for his “Community Toilet Design.”

At Ci+AU, he is currently working on the design of eight BRAC regional offices and a prototype pavilion for Aarong Earth, the display and sale space for Aarong’s herbal products. He is an associate member of the Institute of Architects Bangladesh.

Bangladeshi

S.M. Shafaiet Mahmud has a passion for innovative ideas, exploring the boundaries of visual art and architecture. He completed his Bachelor of Architecture from American International University Bangladesh (AIUB) in 2017. His B.Arch thesis project, titled “Urban Remediation: Turning Landfill Site into Public Park,” sought to develop an existing landfill into a community urban park, creating a model for turning “negative” zones into vibrant public places. The project questioned the conventional practice of waste management, which has a great impact on the infrastructure of any city. Shafaiet’s proposal included a ward-based waste-processing facility prototype that would recycle waste at the landfill. His proposal was awarded the year’s best thesis and published in Context BD, a reputed online architecture platform.

Shafaiet has worked as an intern architect at Volumezero Architects. In 2018, he was awarded the design competition “Inhabiting Nature,” organized by Aditya College of Architecture (ACA), Mumbai, India. He attended the Institute of Architects Bangladesh architecture jamboree in 2016. His expertise is in complex geometry and coding in Rhinoceros and Grasshopper. He participated in EVOLO skyscraper design competition in 2015 and attended a workshop arranged by Habitat for Humanity Bangladesh called “Safe Sanitation 2014.” In this workshop, he was awarded 2nd prize for his “Community Toilet Design.”

At Ci+AU, he is currently working on the design of eight BRAC regional offices and a prototype pavilion for Aarong Earth, the display and sale space for Aarong’s herbal products. He is an associate member of the Institute of Architects Bangladesh.

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Alina Ciobanu
Lead role in the management of projects across all stages
Romanian
Lead role in the management of projects across all stages

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