Mall is beautiful?

The Eurobuild Awards is a unique event. Every year we try to distinguish the best companies, teams, institutions and projects. The strength of the Eurobuild Awards derives from the fact that in the vast majority of categories the winners are chosen by market players themselves - so the awards have a unique value because, in a way, the winners are selected by their competitors.
We have taken a similar approach in the Architectural Design of the Year category, in which the votes of real estate experts will also determine the winner. "The category includes commercial and public utility buildings that were developed or finished in 2012. The winners of this category will be chosen in two stages. In the first the jury will select the best three designs," says Katarzyna Matejuk, who is responsible for the organisation of the Eurobuild Awards 2012 Gala on behalf
of Eurobuild. The jury, which will be made up of nearly 200 people active on the real estate market, will evaluate the aesthetic qualities, the functionality and the arrangement of the space in a given facility. They will take into consideration the originality of the design, its functional aspects and whether the building integrates well with the architecture around it. "The jurors know the market very well and will make their choice on the basis of their knowledge, not just on the applications of the people who enter a given project for the competition. The nominated concepts can be viewed on the eurobuildawards.com website," adds Katarzyna Matejuk. A prestigious statuette will be awarded to the architectural studio that designed the winning project. It is important to remember, however, that the final vote will take place during the gala at the Hilton Warsaw hotel. This is when the final shortlist will be announced, before the almost 700 guests take the ultimate decision on the best architectural project. ? AC

Łódź: Green Horizon Developer: Skanska Property Poland Architect:
Medusa Group Category: Offices

Warsaw: Faculty of Philology, University of Warsaw Investor: University of Warsaw Architect:
APA Kuryłowicz & Associates Category: Others

Kraków: Małopolski Ogród Sztuki Developer: The Juliusz Słowacki Theatre in Kraków Architect:
Ingarden & Ewý Architects Category: Others

Wrocław: Sky Tower Developer: LC Corp Sky Tower Architect: Studio Architektoniczne Fold Category: Mixed-use
projects

Warsaw: National Stadium Investor: National Sports Centre Architect: JSK Architekci Category: Public utility buildings

Warsaw: The Budzik Clinic Investor: Ewa Błaszczyk, Akogo foundation Architect: Jacek Bolechowski & Wojciech Kielski Category: Others

Warsaw: Senator Developer: Ghelamco Poland Architect: Jaspers-Eyers & Partners (Belgium), AB-Projekt, Architraw GB Category: Offices

Warsaw:
Dom Kereta Investor:
Fundacja Polskiej Sztuki Nowoczesnej, The city of Warsaw Architect:
Jakub Szczęsny Category: Others

Kielce: Korona Kielce Developer: Church Land Development Architect: Bose
International Planning and Architecture Group Category: Shopping centres

Gdańsk: Opera Office Developer: Euro Styl Architect: Degutis Studio Architektury Category: Offices

Wrocław: Aquarius Business House Developer: Echo Investment Architect: Arcad Category: Offices

Poznań: Malta Office Park Developer: Echo Investment Architect: Litoborski+Marciniak Category: Offices

Wrocław: Green Towers Developer: Skanska Property Poland Architect: Maćków Pracownia Projektowa Category: Offices

Poznań: Okrąglak Developer: Immobel Poland Architect: RKW Rhode Kellermann Wawrowsky Category: Offices

Białystok: Podlasie Opera and Philharmonic Investor: Marshal of the Podlaskie Province Architects: Marek Budzyński, Zbigniew Badowski, Krystyna Ilmurzyńska Category: Public utility buildings

Gdańsk: Olivia Business Centre (Point & Tower) Developer: TPS Architects: Konior & Partners Architects, BJK Architekci Category: Offices

Modlin: Modlin Airport Investor: Modlin Airport Architect: APA Kuryłowicz & Associates Category: Public utility buildings