The winners of the Ceramic Prizes of architecture and Interiorismo explain his projects

Ascer has edited a year more a series of videos that collect the winning projects in the XII edition of the Ceramic Prizes of architecture, Interiorismo, Project End of Career. The videos include the interviews with his authors.

The architect Pol Femenías Ureña explains the origin of the particular design and distribution of the walk in which his intervention of 'Remodeling of Laughed it of the Salut' in Sant Feliu of Llobregat (Barcelona), resulted merecedora of the prize in the category of architecture. The architect explains that "the election of the ceramics was immediate, basically by his resistance, economy, and as with only three distinct pieces with variations, could solve infinity of nuances in the lattice".

In the category of Inner architecture, the members of the study architecture-G have stood out that "the colour of the ceramics has a very important paper in the house 'House Luz. House unifamiliar in Cilleros' and how this red intense with the entrance of light goes bathing the walls to different hours of the day".

The winner in the category of Project End of Career (PFC), Gohar Manrique comments that "the ceramics has a leading paper in his project 'Centre of Investigation for the promotion and the conservation of the heritage of New Gourna (Luxor, Egypt)' because it treats of an element that very versatile that adapts to the distinct uses required for each one of the spaces".

Also can visionarse a summary with the projects that remained finalists in the categories of architecture and of Interiorismo.

• architecture: 'it Marries 4 in 1' of Manuel Red Carnation; 'Building Carmen Martín Gaite' of Juan Beldarrain Santos; 'House Bitxo' of Lagula Arquitectes; 'childish School The Monsina' of Ángel Rocamora Ruiz / Alexandre Marcos Olivares; 'House Zinganshina' of Bailorull+ADD architecture; 'School The Redin' of Juan Miguel Otxotorena Elizegi; and 'Extension of the Lisbon Aquarium' of Pedro Fields Coast.
• Interiorismo: 'Rock Shanghái Gallery' of Francesc Rifé; and 'L'Oreal Academy Barcelona' of Benedetta Tagliabue.

The awards of the XII Ceramic Prizes delivered recently in the frame of the international presses conference that the Spanish sector manufacturer of baldosas ceramic celebrates in Cevisama (Valencia, 12 February). In addition to the prizes in the three main categories, did delivery of the prizes that Ascer awards in recognition to the work developed by the skilled media in architecture and inner design. In this XII edition the distinguished have been the half 'Facilismo.com' (Spain) and 'D'architectures' (France).