Stages of competition
On April 19th, 2013 Moscow's chief architect has announced the initiation of an international contest for the best landscape and architectural design of a park in the Zaryadye District on site of the demolished Rossiya Hotel.
Competition for Zaryadye Park was a two-stage competition. The first stage (April, 19th – June, 17th, 2013) was the Pre-qualification stage — six teams have been selected to participate in the second stage (July, 1st – September 27th ,2013).
Totally applications were considered from 27 countries, from 420 companies, joined to 90 consortiums. The second stage is the Concept competition — selection of the winner and the finalists (second and third places).
A final session of international jury went off on November 11th, 2013 in A.V. Shusev State Museum of architecture and defined a winner project.
Promoter and Support
CLIENT: Open Joint-Stock Company “Rossiya”
PROMOTER: State-owned unitary enterprise “NIiPI for the General Plan of the City of Moscow”
CONSULTANT: Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design
On April 19th, 2013 Moscow's chief architect has announced the initiation of an international contest for the best landscape and architectural design of a park in the Zaryadye District on site of the demolished Rossiya Hotel.
Competition for Zaryadye Park was a two-stage competition. The first stage (April, 19th – June, 17th, 2013) was the Pre-qualification stage — six teams have been selected to participate in the second stage (July, 1st – September 27th ,2013).
Totally applications were considered from 27 countries, from 420 companies, joined to 90 consortiums. The second stage is the Concept competition — selection of the winner and the finalists (second and third places).
A final session of international jury went off on November 11th, 2013 in A.V. Shusev State Museum of architecture and defined a winner project.
Promoter and Support
CLIENT: Open Joint-Stock Company “Rossiya”
PROMOTER: State-owned unitary enterprise “NIiPI for the General Plan of the City of Moscow”
CONSULTANT: Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design
The Winner - Diller Scofidio+Renfro (New York)
Jury
Alexander Kibovsky
minister of
the Moscow Government, Head of the Department of Cultural Heritage of Moscow
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Antoni
Vives I Tomas
vice President
of the Barcelona Metropolitan Area and Councillor for the City District of Les
Corts
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Sergey Kuznetsov
chief Architect of Moscow
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Anton Kulbachevsky
minister of
the Moscow Government, Head of the Department for Environmental Management and
Protection of Moscow
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Gaetan Royer
a published
author, architect and urban planner originally from Québec City, who also
served as an engineer with Canada's Federal Government
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Ken Smith
landscape
Architect, Founder of Ken Smith Landscape Architects, teacher at Harvard
University, the City College of New York
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Sergey Kapkov
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Keith Kerr
keith Kerr
spent some 35 years at Swire Properties in Hong Kong, the last 20 years as
Chairman and CEO
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Martha Thorne
associate
Dean for External Relations at IE School of Architecture & Design and
Executive Director of the Pritzker Architecture Prize since 2005
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Mikhail Posokhin
head of
State Unitary Enterprise “Mosproject-2”
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Natalya Sergunina
minister of
the Moscow Government, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Property and Land Relations
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Martha Schwartz
head of
Martha Schwartz Partners (UK), Professor In Practice at The Harvard Graduate
School of Design, Landscape architect and artist with interest in urban
projects
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Peter Walker
landscape
architect with over fifty years of experience in practice and teaching
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Saskia Sassen
professor
of Sociology, Department of Sociology, Co-Chair of Committee on Global Thought,
Columbia University (The Netherlands / USA)
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Heather Deal
councillor
with the City of Vancouver (Canada), professional Biologist, and an
environmental educator
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Yury Grigoryan
head of
“Project Meganom” Architectural Bureau. Born on August 13, 1965 in Moscow
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