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Call for entries: Tile of Spain Awards 2021

Architects, designers and final-year students are invited to submit their projects for this annual global competition, celebrating the innovative use of Spanish ceramics

In association with
Winner of the Architecture category 2020: Casa Ter by Mesura Architects Studio.
Winner of the Architecture category 2020: Casa Ter by Mesura Architects Studio. Credit: Mesura and Salva López

Now in their 20th year, the Tile of Spain Awards are organised by the Spanish Ceramics Tile Manufacturers’ Association with the aim of encouraging, promoting and rewarding the use of Spanish-made ceramics in international projects.

Cash prizes totalling 35,000 Euros will be divided between three categories, which will highlight creativity in Architecture, Interior Design and a Final Degree Project by an architecture student.

This year the winners of the two main prizes - Architecture and Interior Design - will each receive 15,000 Euros, while the winner of the Final Degree Project prize will receive 5,000 Euros. The awards are sponsored by ICEX España Exportación e Inversiones and Endesa.

Architect Carlos Ferrater of Office of Architecture in Barcelona (OAB) is to chair the panels of judges, which will comprise some of the world’s most respected architectural and design professionals. Every year they review high-calibre entries from all over the world.

  • Winner of the Interior Design category 2020:  The Atlantis Gastrobar by Arantxa Manrique Arquitectes.
    Winner of the Interior Design category 2020: The Atlantis Gastrobar by Arantxa Manrique Arquitectes. Credit: Adrià Goula
  • Winner of the Interior Design category 2020:  The Atlantis Gastrobar by Arantxa Manrique Arquitectes.
    Winner of the Interior Design category 2020: The Atlantis Gastrobar by Arantxa Manrique Arquitectes. Credit: Adrià Goula
  • Winner of the Interior Design category 2020:  The Atlantis Gastrobar by Arantxa Manrique Arquitectes.
    Winner of the Interior Design category 2020: The Atlantis Gastrobar by Arantxa Manrique Arquitectes. Credit: Adrià Goula
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In last year’s awards, the prize for the Architecture category was won by Mesura Architects Studio for Casa Ter, a detached home in the La Bisbal d'Emporda area of Catalonia.

First prize in the Interior Design category went to the Atlantis Gastrobar in Barcelona by Arantxa Manrique Arquitectes.

  • Winner of The Final Degree Project 2020 was Andrea Puebla Yubero from CEU San Pablo University in Madrid.
    Winner of The Final Degree Project 2020 was Andrea Puebla Yubero from CEU San Pablo University in Madrid.
  • Winner of The Final Degree Project 2020 was Andrea Puebla Yubero from CEU San Pablo University in Madrid.
    Winner of The Final Degree Project 2020 was Andrea Puebla Yubero from CEU San Pablo University in Madrid.
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The Final Degree project was won by Andrea Puebla Yubero from CEU San Pablo University in Madrid. The proposal was for a centre for unaccompanied under-age immigrants.

Entry to the Awards is free and submissions are being accepted from now until Thursday 28 October 2021. Projects must have been completed between January 2020 and October 2021.

For more information on the Tile of Spain Awards 2021 and to register your project, visit tileofspainawards.com


 

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