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Spanish architects Fuensanta Nieto and Enrique Sobejano, founders of Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos, have been awarded the 2015 Alvar Aalto Medal, Finnish architecture's most prestigious award. The pair is most commonly known for their temporary Barcel Market in Madrid, as well as various art galleries and museums in Spain, Germany, and Austria.
The Alvar Aalto Medalnamed after Finnish architect Alvar Aalto, who designed the medalis awarded every three years by The Museum of Finnish Architecture, the Finnish Association of Architects SAFA, the Architectural Society, the Alvar Aalto Foundation, and the City of Helsinki. The duo is the 12th winner of the prize and Nieto is the first woman to be presented the award.
"The work of Nieto and Sobejano demonstrates how an architect's cultural background can inspire architecture of outstanding quality and expressive power. Nieto and Sobejano's work has a primal energy ranking it among the world's most compelling statements and groundbreaking achievements in architecture," the jury commented.
In 2008, the architects earned international recognition for the Madinat al Zahra Museum in Crdoba, Spain. They most recently won a competition to design a woodland cultural center for an organization run by Estonian composer Arvo Prt.
"Their portfolio is varied and instantly recognizable, maintaining outstanding standards of creative excellence, informed by a philosophy of respect for human life and the environment," said Finnish architect Rainer Mahlamki, the jury chairman.
The announcement of the winners was made on February 3, 2015, at a seminar marking Architecture Day in Helsinki. An exhibition for the prize is on display at the Museum of Finnish Architecture until March 1, 2015.
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The mega-shopping centre that will change the face of retail in the Lower Mainland is steadily taking shape at the Tsawwassen First Nation.
Located at the northwest corner of Highway 17 and 52nd Street, Ivanho Cambridge's Tsawwassen Mills will include 1.2 million square feet of retail, while the adjacent Tsawwassen Commons, a Property Development Group project also under construction, will have 550,000-square-feet of outdoor retail.
Both are scheduled to open in May of next year.
A spokesperson for Tsawwassen Mills said in the next few months construction will include structural steel work continuing from the east side of the building to the west side, installation of exterior walls, installation of the roof, which will include energy-efficient skylights, and installation of underground utilities.
Tsawwassen Mills is expected to have 16 anchor stores, a mix of premium fashion brands and factory outlets as well as a 1,100-seat food court. The mall is modeled on the successful CrossIron Mills in Calgary and Vaughan Mills in Greater Toronto.
The first Bass Pro Shops in B.C. is the only confirmed tenant thus far, but a Tsawwassen Mills spokesperson said more tenant announcements are expected in the coming months. Tsawwassen Commons will include a blend of national, regional and independent retailers, big-box outlets, restaurants and financial services. PDG Investments is managing the leasing of its project with FORM Retail Advisors, a Vancouver-based retail broker.
Tsawwassen Commons' only announced tenants thus far are Walmart and
Rona, however the project is already 50 per cent preleased, with 78 per cent of the retail area under letter of intent or offers to lease, according to GVest Private Equity LP, which has come on board as a 50 per cent shareholder in the project.
When completed, Tsawwassen Mills and Tsawwassen Commons will combine to be the secondlargest shopping centre complex in B.C., slightly smaller in leaseable retail space than Metropolis Metrotown in Burnaby.
Meanwhile, work continues on Highway 17 to widen the highway from east of 56th Street to Tsawwassen Drive. Upgrades are also being made at the 52nd Street and 56th Street intersections.
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FEATURES RETAINED: Jeff and Amanda Ray, with two-year-old son Elijah, are thrilled to be in their new home.
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SAVED: Maiden Construction restored this home for the owners Oxford Terrace Baptist Church over the past ten months.
Two grand old homes in central Christchurch have been saved from the wrecking ball.
Quake-damaged duplex houses at 98 and 100 Chester St East have been restored and welcomed their first residents on Saturday, including Jeff and Amanda Ray and their two young sons.
Built in the late 19th century by early settler William Widdowson, the homes are category II listed historic places. Maiden Construction restored the two houses for the homeowners, the Oxford Terrace Baptist Church, over the last 10 months.
Maiden Construction manager Greg Bridge, said the project was a labour of love.
Workers repaired plaster ceiling roses, wide cornices, original timber hand rails, Kauri panel doors, roof finials and double hung sash bay windows.
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