Het Steen castle in Antwerp (Belgium), by noAarchitecten

The winners of the seventh European AHI Awards – a biennial competition organized by the Barcelona platform AHI (Architectural Heritage Intervention) in collaboration with the Catalonia Institute of Architects – have been announced.

The works that topped the four categories are: for Built Heritage, the intervention on Het Steen castle in Antwerp (Belgium), by noAarchitecten; for Exterior Spaces, the revamp of El Firal promenade in Olot (Girona), by Jaume Bach, Anna Bach, Eugeni Bach, Xevi Bayona, and Alba Colomer; for Urban Planning, the project Bridging Time and Space: Master Plan for the Regeneration of Ancient Corinth (Greece), by the Greek Ministry of Culture – Ephoreia of Antiquities of Corinthia, the American School of Classical Studies in Athens (ASCSA), and the firm Thymio Papayannis and Associates (TPA); and for Disclosure, the book Ruinas, cicatrices, huellas, by estudio sic.

Revamp of El Firal promenade in Olot (Girona), by Jaume Bach, Anna Bach, Eugeni Bach, Xevi Bayona, and Alba Colomer