Georgian Jury in European Awards of Architectural Heritage Interventions 2023
MUA Architecture & Placemaking co-founder Devi Kituashvili is invited to judge the European Awards of Architectural Heritage Interventions 2023.
MUA Architecture & Placemaking co-founder Devi Kituashvili has been invited to serve as a jury member for the Architectural Heritage Intervention Awards 2023 in the category of Disclosure.
The awards ceremony, which distinguishes quality interventions in all the aspects of built heritage and contributes to their dissemination, will take place in June in the city of Barcelona. The contest is aimed at consolidating itself as a catalyst and observatory of new challenges added to the conservation and intervention in built heritage by the globalization of contemporary architecture.
Devi, as a jury, will evaluate submissions in the Disclosure category, which recognizes projects that prioritize transparency and accessibility in the communication of heritage values and significance not only among professionals and technicians in the industry but in society in general. Publications, articles, audiovisual accounts, presentations, events, and all kinds of activities related to the promotion and appreciation of this heritage are also accepted.
"I am honored to have the opportunity to participate in the Architectural Heritage Intervention Awards as a jury member. This is a chance to celebrate the important work being done around the world to safeguard and promote our shared cultural heritage, and I look forward to seeing the inspiring projects that will be submitted." – Devi Kituashvili.
In 2021, MUA’s research project Industrial Heritage Tbilisi was chosen for the finalist shortlist at the European Award for Architectural Heritage Intervention in the category ‘Disclosure’ from approximately 200 applicants.
The jury chose the proposed project as one of the 5 finalists for the category Disclosure. The category reveals those initiatives, activities, and actions that are aimed at disseminating the values of architectural heritage.
The jury chose the proposed project as one of the 5 finalists for the category Disclosure. The category reveals those initiatives, activities, and actions that are aimed at disseminating the values of architectural heritage.