Architect's
Eye is a nationwide photography competition for qualified UK architects.
It is split into
two categories:
1) Architecture
and Place
2) Architecture and People
The former focuses
on the aesthetics of the architecture and places it creates, while
the latter explores and celebrates the interaction of people with
the environments created by architecture. There are no restrictions
on which buildings qualify for the competition.
The
Winners of the 2009 competition were announced on Wednesday
11th November. Architecture and Place was won by John Barr's image
'Church of Light' and Architecture and People was won
by Philippe Brysses' image 'The Wedding'. Click on the images
to enlarge.
See full
results for 2009 competition |
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Architect's
Eye is judged by a prestigious panel of nine industry experts
chaired by Jack Pringle, recent president of RIBA and Founder
of Pringle Brandon Architects. Judges include leading architects,
professional photographers and commentators. The panel is
also supported by the Royal Photographic Society and RIBA
who have each provided a judge.
Full details on Judges |
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The
competition was founded in 2007 by International Art Consultants,
to recognise and encourage the many skilled photographers
in the architects' community. The inaugural competition was
an unqualified success, drawing plaudits from entrants and
judges alike.
Details on inaugural competition |
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This year the competition has been bolstered by the support
of additional sponsors: Construction Photography have kindly agreed
to sponsor the production of all the shortlist images for the judges’
panel and TTA is sponsoring the communication of this promising
young competition to the architectural and property community 
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