ZAGREB, 27 Oct 2021 - Krešimir Rogina, an architect and leader of the International Summer School of Architecture in Grožnjan, and Bernarda Ivančan, have been awarded a silver medal for their project Storiescapes, the Croatian Musical Youth reported on Wednesday.
Ivančan and Rogina presented their project at the International Architectural Design Competition in Japan.
The project won the second prize placing Croatia among the world leaders in this area.
The judging panel always includes leading Japanese architects like Kengo Kuma, Jun Aoki, and Yoshiharu Tsukamoto.
This year's theme was Interpathetic Spaces dealing with the effects of COVID-19 and the way it has changed our lives.
Rogina and Ivančan presented a model and video animation with a five-minute film which was presented via video link to the judging panel.
Rogina has already been awarded twice at this competition - 1990 and 1999 - when he applied with his colleague Vinko Penezić.
Ivančan has been working with Rogina since 2016 when they established the R/INovation research and experimental center.
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