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Silver: Temporary urban extension in a former landfill, Maribor, Slovenia
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Type of project:
Landscape design
Start of construction:
June 2010
Main author:
Belinda Tato, architect, ecosistema urbano, Madrid, Spain

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(r-l) Belinda Tato at the press conference after the finalist certificate hand-over; Alain Bourguignon, CEO of Holcim Spain; Luis Maldonado, Director of Madrid's Superior Technical School of Architecture (host of the event); and Fernando Navarro y Bidegain, architect of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).

Update - finalist certificate hand-over event in Madrid, July 6, 2009

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"2nd Holcim Awards - Sustainable Construction 2008/2009"
Excerpt from the publication "2nd Holcim Awards - Sustainable Construction 2008/2009" featuring an essay on the project.
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