Featuring a number of established architects and curators, the program continues to re-think space in the 2013/2014 season. Throughout this season of competitions and papers, Think Space is looking for pioneering works at the intersection of architecture, sociology, economics, programming and marketing that radically challenge the fundamental spatial, social and urban relation based on capitalism.Juror of the Culture & Society Competition, Pedro Gadanho, the Curator of Contemporary Architecture in the Department of Architecture and Design at MoMA, New Yorkinvited participants to send in proposals for conceptual strategies and architectural expressions that may represent a new space for cultural exchange that can be built without money. 

Upon evaluating entries Pedro Gadanho awarded three First Prizes ex-aequo; the First Prize A to the entry entitled Reciprocus: Make, Move, Manage by Haroon Noon, Mariam Iqbal, and Curtis Martyn from United Kingdom, First Prize B to Andrea Maria Jandricek for her work entitled Social Bonds and the Sun Light Exchange from USA/Croatia, First Prize C to Marcel Wilson and  Sarah Moos, also from USA, for their entry entitled India Basin Urban Waterfront, and three Honourable Mentions;  to Ryan King and Nikolay Martynov from United States for their work entitled #bit .TOTEM, to Christine Bjerke from Denmark for her entry entitled Clubland of the FX Beauties, and to Erica Mattos, Diego Fagundes, and Romullo Fontenelle from Brazil for their entry hack[PUBLIC SPACE].

Reciprocus: Make, Move, Manage by Haroon Noon, Mariam Iqbal and Curtis Martyn

 Social Bonds and the Sun Light Exchange, by Andrea Maria Jandricek

India Basin Urban Waterfront, by Marcel Wilson and  Sarah Moos

#bit .TOTEM, by Ryan King and Nikolay Martynov

Clubland of the FX Beauties, by Christine Bjerke

hack[PUBLIC SPACE] by Erica Mattos, Diego Fagundes, and Romullo Fontenell

To review complete selected competition entries visit gallery here.

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