Forum AID Award

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DescriptionNordic award for Architecture, Interior Design, and Design
CountrySweden (Host), Nordic countries (Eligibility)
Presented byForum AID Magazine
Forum AID Award
DescriptionNordic award for Architecture, Interior Design, and Design
CountrySweden (Host), Nordic countries (Eligibility)
Presented byForum AID Magazine

The Forum AID Award was a Nordic architecture and design award, given annually by the Swedish magazine Forum AID. AID is an acronym for the three subject matters of the magazine—architecture, interior design, and design—and also the three categories of the award. It was given to the designers of the best building, interior design, and design in the Nordic countries that year. The award was founded in 2004 and was presented at a ceremony in Stockholm

The selection process was carried out in two stages. Each Nordic country was represented through its selection committee. The task of the committees was to select the best objects in their respective countries or by their countrymen abroad. The committees chose freely from those objects that had been carried out during the period October 1, to September 30, the year before. The winner was chosen by an international jury.[1]

2009

Building: Mountain Dwellings, Ørestad, Copenhagen
Architect: Bjarke Ingels Group/Julien de Smedt, Denmark.

2008

Building: Ørestad College, Ørestad, Copenhagen
Architect: 3xN Architects, Denmark

2007

Tautra Maria Convent, Tautra, Norway
Architect: Jensen & Skodvin, Norway

2006

Building: VM Houses, Ørestad, Copenhagen
Architect: Bjarke Ingels Group/Julien de Smedt, Denmark.

I - Interior design

2009

Cristal Bar by Katrin Olina Petursdóttir. Iceland. Client: Zenses

2008

Xile by Mats Karlsson, Sweden

2007

Baron House, Ystad, Sweden Architect: John Pawson Ltd Client: Fabien Baron and Malin Ericson

D - Design

Jury

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