Central Park Summer Pavilion

CPSP New York

Number of teams participated

359

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Finished

First prize

CPSP1520

Central Park is one of the most known and visited park in the world and it is located in heart of Ney York City, becoming one of the most characterizing feature of the city pattern. Due to varieties of activities present in the city and in the park, the pavilion should embodied a new experience, able to surprise and attract people, it should be something unique. Hence, starting from one of the most limiting characteristic of the summer season, the warm weather, and the desire of create something “inside” the surrounding, the idea of design a swimming pool inside the lake took place.

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Camilla Grillone

Chiara Lippi

Second prize

CPSP1422

the plaYform

A gigantic Central Park is the emblematic piece of urban break space in New York City. Central Park is the most visited park in the United States and holds numerous trees and species of animals. The park is a urban scale and a space that separates two urban fabric relationships.

A ‘plaYform’ is a place of great public destination; an exploration and a shelter. A ‘plaYform’ is also a point and a place that meets different leisure and cultural circuits (axis).

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CHANG KYU LEE

Dokyung Kim

Third prize

CPSP1687

New York is a city of eight million people. Everyday numerous sounds take place in this urban city. From street bands’ music to busy traffic’s noise, from kids’ crying to hawkers’ yelling, every single voice has its unique story. They are all components of this metropolis .

We then recorded the voice of different scenarios. We record the voices in various spots including the busy Time Square, the Museum of Modern Art, as well as the Central Park. So we have documented the real urban life style in New York.

With the sound samples we collected, we extracted their wave shapes.

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Zenan Guo

Yuan Zhou

Arquideas prize

214

278

Reverse

Reflective Response - study of the interaction of built environment and nature. Our concept provocatively calls attention to the social responsibility of technological discipline from different perspectives. As a result of the pavilon's stratification, new quality of urban texture is met by the beholder, whereas periodic elmination of the layers - stretched water surface - ensures functional utilization.

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Attila Páll	Gábor Kovács
Arnold Toth

Special mentions

CPSP1029 - A MAZE

Carlos Andrés Ortega Jairo Acuña Ma. Francisca Tapia C.

CPSP1106

Andrea García González Anais Carolina Porras Cabellos

CPSP1315 - Dot · Line · Surface

Gloria Cota Matheus Cartocci

CPSP1587

Ignacio Rojas

CPSP1770

Paula Fernández

TEEPEE URBANO

CPSP1126

CPSP1257

SewSieveSee_CPSP1281

CPSP1295

CPSP1300

Floating Promenade: Activating Central Park's Reservoir

CPSP1528

The Loop Of Memories Central Park Summer Pavilion CPSP1577

Reverse

CPSP1001 The wall park

CPSP1007

(re)connection

CPSP1029 - A MAZE

CPSP1044

CPSP1048

CPSP1051

CPSP1054

CPSP1059-WATER PAVILION

CPSP1060

CPSP1068

CPSP1073

Presentation:

Central Park is an urban public park located in the borough of Manhattan, in the city of New York, USA, designed by Fredrick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux after they won a competition in 1857. The dimensions of the rectangular park are approximately 4,000 x 800 meters.

With around 25 million visitors a year, Central Park is the most visited park in the United States and its numerous appearances in movies has made it one of the most famous urban parks in the world.

The park holds a total of 250,000 trees and around 300 species of animals. In summer the park holds different theatre performances, numerous open-air concerts, seminars, movie screenings, dances and children’s activities.

It must be highlighted that Central Park has been the backdrop for numerous movies and art exhibitions, such as that of Christo and Jeanne-Claude in 2005, titled The Gates, an ephemeral installation composed of 7,503 gates with free hanging saffron-coloured fabric panels seeming like a golden river appearing and disappearing through the bare branches of the trees.

Object:

The objective of this competition for students of architecture and young architects, Central Park Summer Pavilion (CPSP) New York, is to create a multi-usage area in the emblematic Central Park that can host different activities in summer.

With its privileged location, the objective of the CPSP is to become a cultural and leisure reference point for inhabitants and visitors of the city, a space that is integrated in the natural environment of the park and that is flexible enough to adapt to a wide variety of activities on a moderate scale. Independent theatre, small concerts, temporary exhibits, conferences, book presentations...They will all take place in the CPSP.

The CPSP is envisioned as a meeting point for different cultural and leisure circuits, with the goal of using the same space for a broad range of daytime and nocturnal activities in a sustainable fashion that respects its surroundings. The idea is for it to become an obligatory stop for visitors to Central Park.

Prize:

The following prizes will be awarded to proposals that best meet the purpose of the competition:

1^st Prize

3.750 euros + 1 year free subscription to Arquitectura Viva magazine + 1 year free subscription to WA Wettbewerbe Aktuell magazine + Pack of The AAAA Magazine issues + Publication in WA Wettbewerbe Aktuell + Publication in Plataforma Arquitectura + Publication in Arquitectura Viva + Publication in The AAAA Magazine + Publication in COSAS de ARQUITECTOS.

The winner or members of the winner team will take part of the Jury in the next architecture competition.

2^ndPrize

1.500 euros + 1 year free subscription to Arquitectura Viva magazine + 1 year free subscription to WA Wettbewerbe Aktuell magazine + Pack of The AAAA Magazine issues + Publication in WA Wettbewerbe Aktuell + Publication in Plataforma Arquitectura + Publication in Arquitectura Viva + Publication in The AAAA Magazine + Publication in COSAS de ARQUITECTOS.

3^rd Prize

625 euros + 1 year free subscription to Arquitectura Viva magazine + 1 year free subscription to WA Wettbewerbe Aktuell magazine + Pack of The AAAA Magazine issues + Publication in WA Wettbewerbe Aktuell + Publication in Plataforma Arquitectura + Publication in Arquitectura Viva + Publication in The AAAA Magazine + Publication in COSAS de ARQUITECTOS.

Arquideas Special Prize

The Arquideas Special Prize will be given, awarded with 500 euros, to the proposal with more votes from Arquideas Community users, among winners, honorable mentions and the finalist projects.

Honorable Mentions

Up to 5 Honorable Mentions will be given to the most interesting proposals in terms of architectural quality, and which have not received any of the first three prizes, and will be awarded with the following prize:

Last issue of The AAAA Magazine + Publication in Plataforma Arquitectura + Publication in WA Wettbewerbe Aktuell + Publication in The AAAA Magazine + Publication in Arquitectura Viva + Publication in COSAS de ARQUITECTOS.

Registration Fee:

The registration period falls between October 26, 2015 and January 22, 2016.

Early registration: (from October 26, 2015 to December 11, 2015)

50 € individual registration
75 € team registration (from 2 to 4 members)

Regular registration: (from December 12, 2015 to January 22, 2016)

75 € individual registration
100 € team registration (from 2 to 4 members)

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