 24 North Jeddah Jury Citation: A contextually strong and culturally sensitive work of architecture that absorbs the country's rich architectural heritage, while delivering a contemporary commercial and retail space, aptly fulfilling the client's brief. Project Description: This project is featured Architecture+ issue 8 in the Architecture section, subsection: Projects PURCHASE COPY         Maya Ubud Jury Citation: An elegantly sited composition of simple, indigenous structures with the commendable quality of being subservient to the landscape that surrounds and is contained by the site. Project Description: This project is featured in Architecture+ issue 8 in the Architecture section, subsection: Projects.PURCHASE COPY Suitcase House Jury Citation: An extremely ingenious solution that sensitively address the historically important location while inventively addressing the needs of the occupants and their guests, at the same time creating rich spatial excitement internally. Project Description: This project is featured inArchitecture+ issue 8 in the Architecture section, subsection: Projects.PURCHASE COPY Cinema Ariana Jury Citation: A small yet significant project along the road of recovery for Kabul and Afghanistan, the restoration work skilfully employs local techniques, and embraces the remains of the original 1972 building, while injecting a sense of modernism - heralding a bright future for the people of Kabul. Project Description: This project is featured in Architecture+ issue 8 in the Context section, subsection: Back 2 Basics. PURCHASE COPYDubai Marina Phase 1 Jury Citation: A positive contribution to the rapidly emerging skyline of Dubai, the marina development addresses the social aspirations of the people of this new thriving metropolis in its planning principles, while its architecture speaks of a new Dubai. Project Description: This project is featured in Architecture+ issue 8in the Context section, subsection: Genius Loci.PURCHASE COPY Northern Cape Legislature Jury Citation: A highly contextual solution that mediates effectively between the architecture and the natural landscape, weaving the overall project beautifully into the environment. Project Description: This project is featured in Architecture+ issue 8 in the Context section, subsection: Outdoor Active. PURCHASE COPY Yabani Jury Citation: No citation, as this winning project was selected through the votes cast by attendees at the Architecture+ Awards exhibition held at the Dubai World Trade and Convention Centre (DWTCC) alongside the Big 5 Show. Project Description: This project is featured inArchitecture+ issue 8 in the Architecture section, subsection: Projects.PURCHASE COPY A Place Reinstated Project Description: This project is featured inArchitecture+ issue 8 in the Vocation section, subsection: Aspiring Architect. PURCHASE COPY Jury Citation: This entry demonstrates a thorough, methodical and consistent exploration of the design problem. This research as well as the created design work is strongly grounded in the human, social, and cultural context. The programme in its mix of uses, suggests a deep understanding of contemporary urban challenges. The architectural form is beautifully articulated, reflecting a superb sensibility to the cultural and urban context. The project evokes a strong sense of identity and belonging with cultural sensitivity in mind. The visual and graphic presentation is clear, crisp, and engaging Dr. Laurance (Laurie) Baker India Laurie Baker is featured inArchitecture+ issue 8 in the Vocation section, subsection: People & Practice PURCHASE COPY Dr Lawrence Baker has worked for over 50 years in India, built thousands of low cost homes, numerous community facilities, worked with numerous organizations, including the Housing and Urban Development Corporation (HUDCO) and the National Institute of Design (NID) and established the organization called COSTFORD (Centre of Science and Technology for Rural Development) that promotes awareness among people for building low cost houses. He is the recipient of numerous awards including the U.N.O Habitats Award & U.N Roll of Honour in 1992 and I.I.A Babu Rao Maitre Gold Medal in 1994, Dr. Baker has emerged as a role-model for the young generation of Indian architects. Humble at heart, Dr Baker has reached across to the people in a silent but persuasive manner, the message of cultural identity and professional integrity has earned him the title of 'only Indian Architect in India.' A complete profile of Laurie Baker is featured in tArchitecture+ issue 8 in the Vocation section, subsection: People & Practice
 Assyafah Mosque Jury Citation: A courageous design solution for one of the most traditional building types that has developed very little over the centuries. Convention is challenged and the resultant architecture masterfully responds to the culture and context. Project Description: This project is featured inArchitecture+ issue 7 in the Architecture section, subsection: Big Story. PURCHASE COPY
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