The Green Solutions Awards aim to include realisations (buildings, districts and infrastructures) from allover the world. While Spanish, French, Chinese, Belgian, Italian, Moroccan, Algerian and Luxembourg projects can compete on their own national platforms, practioners from other countries compete directly on the international platform.
In 2018, the international platform counts 13 projects from the United Kingdom, Greece, Austria, Colombia, Poland, Ukrain, Japan and Romania. An international jury of experts selected finalists for the last step of the contest in COP24.
Discover them here below!
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Sustainable Infrastructure Grand Prize
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Miyagi Prefecture, Japan
- Project Holder: Higashi-Matsushima City
- Builder: Sekisui
- Manager/Dealer: Support of Ministry of Environment
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User's choice - Infrastructure
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Copenhagen, Denmark
- Project Holder: City of Copenhagen (Københavns Kommune)
- Builder: Citelum
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Sustainable Renovation Grand Prize
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Athens, Greece
- Contractor: Project15
- Construction manager: Project15
- Certification company: Hellenic Passive House Institute
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Energy & Temperate Climates Prize
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Covasna, Romania
- Contractor: Nizar Construct/Bavaria Ecosystem
- Designer: Tecto Architectura
- Construction manager: Tecto Architectura
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Low Carbon Prize
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Winner and international finalist Waste House
Brighton, United Kingdom
- Contractor: The Mears Group
- Construction manager: The Mears Group
- Companies: Greater Brighton Metropolitan College
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Smart Building Prize
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Jury mention for resilience: Thames Amphibious House
Marlow, United Kingdom
- Contractor: (Greenfords)
- Construction manager: Creative Interiors
- General contractor: Techniker (structural)
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User's choice - Buildings
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Leoben, Austria
- Contractor: ARGE Swietelsky Baugesellschaft m. b. H. & Weissenseer Holz-System-Bau GmbH - Totalübernehmer
- Construction manager: ARGE Swietelsky Baugesellschaft m. b. H. & Weissenseer Holz-System-Bau GmbH - Totalübernehmer
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