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WAF drawing prize showcases the art of architecture

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Anton Markus Pasing has won the 2019 Architecture Drawing Prize for his drawing titled City in a box: paradox memories
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Anton Markus Pasing has won the 2019 Architecture Drawing Prize for his drawing titled City in a box: paradox memories
World Architecture Festival
Anna Heringer won the Hand-drawn category for Masterplan Rudrapur, Bangladesh
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Jerome Xin Hao Ng won the Hybrid category with Metabolist of a Dementia Nation
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Daniela Yaneva - Fireplace, Down House 2099 is a commendation in the Digital category
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Jessica D'Toste - Museum of Oblivion Memory I Section is a commendation in the Digital category
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Yat Chi Tse - Perspective of various designs for Hong Kong Palace Museum as if they were models in a site office is a commendation in the Digital category
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Ben Johnson - Scrovegni Chapel - Worksheet is a commendation in the Hand-drawn category
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Danni Tian - Descriptive Synthesis; Spatial Fluidity is a commendation in the Hand-drawn category
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Denis Andernach - Stelzenhaus III (stilt-house) is a commendation in the Hand-drawn category
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Louis Sullivan - Ark City, viewed from flood level, passing through London is a commendation in the Hand-drawn category
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Man Yan Lam - Disappearing Hong Kong is a commendation in the Hand-drawn category
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Michael Lewis - Drawing Architecture is a commendation in the Hand-drawn category
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Sarah Delanchy - Odlums quarter, masterplan for a museum and art hub at Dublin port is a commendation in the Hand-drawn category
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Felix Cheong - The Sea Vault is a commendation in the Hybrid category
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Laurie Chetwood - The Phoenix Towers is a commendation in the Hybrid category
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Whether a computer-created render or hand-drawn sketch, drawings play a crucial role in the development of the buildings that surround us. With this in mind, the World Architecture Festival (WAF) aims to celebrate the art and skill of architectural drawing with the Architecture Drawing Prize.

Now in its third year, the 2019 Architecture Drawing Prize is curated by the WAF, Sir John Soane's Museum and Make Architects, and involved a total of 126 entries spread across three categories: Hand-Drawn, Hybrid, and Digital.

German architect Anton Markus Pasing won both the Digital category and the overall Architecture Drawing Prize with his work City in a box: paradox memories, which is an abstract work best described in his own words.

"City in a box: paradox memories represents an unknown city full of stories, closed in a large box," explains Pasing. "Until the box is opened, the city is in an 'intermediate state,' it is both real and non-existent at the same time. I prefer the digital method for creating my work, because it allows me to achieve complex representations as well as being able to illustrate narrative aspects more clearly. I don't aim to generate answers with my images, but to use them to ask questions or tell simple stories."

Jerome Xin Hao Ng won the Hybrid category with Metabolist of a Dementia Nation
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Jerome Xin Hao Ng, a student at The Bartlett School of Architecture in London, won the Hybrid category with his vibrant alternative vision of Singapore’s Golden Mile Complex named Metabolist of a Dementia Nation. In real life, the Golden Mile Complex is facing potential demolition.

Anna Heringer won the Hand-drawn category for Masterplan Rudrapur, Bangladesh
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Anna Heringer, of German architecture firm Studio Anna Heringer won the Hand-Drawn category for Masterplan Rudrapur, Bangladesh. Drawn on an upcycled sari blanket, it shows the masterplan of Rudrapur, a village in northern Bangladesh.

The three winners will be exhibited on December 5 during this year's World Architecture Festival in Amsterdam. Additionally, the winners and commendations will be displayed at an exhibition at Sir John Soane's Museum in London between January 15 - February 16, 2020.

Head to gallery to see the three winners of the 2019 Architecture Drawing Prize, as well as the 12 commendations.

Source: WAF

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Not to forget;,, "Architecture is the Mother of the Arts". It is itself that which embodies and enables almost all the other arts including the art of civilization. Drawings depicting it are another offspring of the mother art and are key in its evolution.