The Euregional Architecture Prize (EAP) is awarded annually to the best graduation project of the five participating architecture faculties in the tri-national Meuse-Rhine Euroregion.
The participating faculties are from the RWTH and FH Aachen; the universities of Hasselt and Liège and the Academy of Architecture Maastricht. The award provides talented young designers with a platform to facilitate their entry into the professional field. In addition, it offers Euroregional architecture schools the opportunity to learn from each other and further develop the quality of their education.
On Saturday 16 November 2024 at 7 p.m. (walk-in from 18:30), the festive award ceremony of 34EAP will take place at FH Aachen. The jury consists of Ragnhild Klußmann, Johann Eckartz (1st prize of EAP 2019), Martin Sobota, Jo Taillieu and Andrea Tenuta. This year's project analysis will be provided by Roel De Ridder.
Programme:
18.30 Walk-in
19.00 Word of welcome by Andrea Croé, Senior curator Architecture & Urbanism, SCHUNCK
19.05 Introduction by Leo Van Broeck, Former Flemish Master Builder
19.35 Presentation of the jury by Carolin Stapenhorst, Dean FH Aachen Architecture
19.55 Analysis of the projects by Roel De Ridder, Coordinator Platf. Future of Parish Churches
20.15 Jury report/awarding 34EAP
20.45 Reception
Following the award ceremony, the accompanying exhibition will take place, from Monday 18 November to Thursday 12 December (Monday – Friday, 8:30 – 18:30) in FH Aachen.
There are more activities connected to this EAP edition, namely a pilot workshop, lectures and a new Dreaming Out Loud-cabinet presentation.
From 10 to 13 October 2024 we will organise a workshop pilot at SCHUNCK for selected students of the EAP-partner universities. The results will be presented during the 34EAP exhibition in the Fachhochschule Aachen.
There will be four public lectures:
In the same period of the 34EAP workshop pilot, awarding and exhibition there will be a DOL-cabinet with the former winner of the 29th EAP edition in 2019, Johann Eckartz, on the first floor in SCHUNCK Glaspaleis. Find more information about Dreaming Out Loud here.