Cult, history, literature: the myth of the boat has gone through peoples and millenniums. It has taken on numerous nuances and connotations to become one of the most meaningful and shared concepts of humankind.
Aboard a boat, when darkness fell, the god Ra used to defeat Apophis every day to ensure sunrise. Aboard a boat, Ulysses challenged the sirens. Aboard a boat, Jesus taught the crowds at the shore of lake Galilee. Aboard a boat, a handful of adventurers made landfall on the New World setting off the beginning of the Modern Era.
Cult, history, literature: the myth of the boat has gone through peoples and millenniums. It has taken on numerous nuances and connotations to become one of the most meaningful and shared concepts of humankind.
It is a concept imbued with passion and madness. Indeed, the ship stands for scientific irrationality, intellect devoted to the most instinctive desire: subduing the elements, challenging the unknown, abandoning what is favorable to disappear into the inhospitable nature with just a few meters of fabric, rope, and planking.
Most of coastal nations boast their own nautical tradition. However, among them, Italy can maybe claim a place of honor. After all, Marco Polo and Christopher Columbus were Italians. The maritime republics were Italians. Even Venice with its thousand-year-old coastal empire is Italian.
If the Italian boating is the pride of global seafaring, Baglietto is without any doubt the Italian shipyard par excellence.
If the Italian boating is the pride of global seafaring, Baglietto is without any doubt the Italian shipyard par excellence. With its nearly 170-year glorious history of heroism, science, craftmanship and innovation, this shipyard has been fitting out the most desirable and renowned ships in the world. Today, Baglietto aims at showing such history to a heterogeneous public through a “travelling micro-museum”. Like a ship, this moving architecture will land on various destinations to tell its story to ship owners, visitors, and enthusiasts.
How to honor the history of one of the most prominent shipyards in the world?
This is the challenge of Nautical Micro Museum. YAC’s and Baglietto’s competition aims to tell once again stories of uncontaminated islands, legendary ships, storms, and adventures in the never-ending and everlasting epic of the exploration means par excellence: the boat.
Yac thanks all the architects who will take up this challenge.
Winners
First Prize
Zecler Studio
Boris Hilderal
Second Prize
AI atelier
Andrada Ispas
Third Prize
Spatial Laboratory
Ho Yin Lai
Gold Mention
Lighthouse
So yeon Kim, Sunbin Jeong, Jae hoon Lee, Seung uk Byeon, Minjeong Jang
Gold Mention
JYQ TEAM
YUQIAO SUN
Mention
AKS
Valerie Saab, Nahi El Khoury
Mention
TallerUCR2021
Rolando Barahona, Guido Munoz, Kenneth Thompson, John Mendez, Jean Carlos Rivera, Frank Josue Montoya, Dayana Maria Piedra, Jorge Mendez
Mention
Taho + Jr + FP
Erick Felipe Castro, Pablo Renteria Granada, Macarena Salvatierrez, Fabio Palomino, Josman Rojas, Christian Torres, Andrés Roldan
Mention
TATARASI
Lelia Bujorean, Eusebiu Spac, Andrei-Bogdan Bujorean
Mention
Architempore
Gianluca Ardiani, Mattia Festa, Violetta Breda, Martino Felice Cucurnia, Salvatore Borgese
Mention
NO LOCUS
Juan Carlos Guanoluisa, Darwin Jonathan Sanchez Samaniego, Santiago Merchan, Jose Zambrano, Esteban Sanchez
Mention
Ferro
Alessandro Ferro, Francesco Ferro
Mention
SHUTING ZHANG
Shuting Zhang
Mention
PAU
Yi Yan, Yuhao Wu
Mention
CANO STUDIO
Daniel Cano
Finalist
Team BLP
Pan Tan
Finalist
K2S
Sofia Napoli, Sofía Laura Prillwitz, Kevin Lautaro González
Finalist
Stelios Polyviou
Stelios Polyviou
Finalist
cosmos
Nusret Usun, Mehmet Kaymaz
Finalist
J.Y Architects
TAEWOONG YOUN, YEBIN JIN
Finalist
s37
Giorgia Ferretti, Ruggiero Scommegna, Martina Costa
Finalist
Matteo Esu
Matteo Esu, Stefania Stera
Finalist
The Digitalists
Marco Pozzi
Finalist
aaa-studio
Livie Sukma Taristania, Insani Aulia Qisti, Adinta Dwiki Darmala, Pandu Sabilal Muhtadin
Finalist
Paras + Izquierdo
Rafael Parás, Jose Javier Ortiz Izquierdo, Pablo Aguilar
Finalist
Boca
Stefan Boca
Finalist
.1 Lab
Man Kit Cheung
Finalist
Spongebob and his friends
Jing Nan Shao, KeFei Wu, TingTing Nong, Wan Ting Fu, Jing Nan Shao
Finalist
Walkup Arquitectura
Francisco Walkup, Daniela Andrea Durán Mijangos
Finalist
HT DESIGN
Tian He
Finalist
MAR
Lorenzo Paladini, Alessandro Perrone
Finalist
snow mind
yunkyung Seol, joonseob Sim
Finalist
1
Dayoung Lee
Finalist
GM Building & Design
Marina Casciaro, Giorgia Giaquinto
Finalist
NuMa
Ma. Angela Paz Villanueva
Finalist
MOt.
Da Bin Bong, So Yun Park, Yu Seon Lee, Ji Yoon Kim, Sun Ah Kim
Finalist
AMCM
Anita Martinelli, Chiara Marchi
Finalist
Same Boat
Yong-Dae Lee, Chang-Min Jeong, Jin Yu, Yun-Ji Ra, Seung-Joo Lee
Finalist
3 years
Jey Chern Yew, Xuan Ze Tan, Daniel Quyyum bin Shamsul Bahry, Lim Yen Khing
Finalist
DesignObliquo
Cristina Brena, Martina Pumpel, Giordana Lucia Pulvirenti, Daniela Cisotto
Finalist
YY
Shuang Xu, Yunjie Lu, Yang He
Finalist
G+A
Alonzo Petit-Breuilh Osses, Giusseppe Navarro Marin
Finalist
LUMA Architects
Luca Martino, Gian Marco Pallai, Gabriele Pesce, Stefano Pontani, Lorenzo Mariani
Finalist
Supersede ARCHITECT
Francisco Morones Gonzalez, Naranbaatar Erdenebaatar, Veronika Vorontsova
Finalist
Ataberk Yılmaz
Imported from Ataberk Yılmaz
Finalist
Team 6S
Young Seo Kwak, Kyeongjae Kim, Kihyeon Kim, Yong Jun Cheon, Jae Uk Jeong
Finalist
Marvilla
Fabio Mocci, Erika Celotto
Finalist
ZID
Mirella Antoun, Pierre Perois
Finalist
HYUAUS5zo
Kyeong Jun Na, Min Seo Chae, Dong Jae Kim, Kyung Jin Yang, Kyung Eun Park