2022
Photos © Luke O'Donovan
The Gingerbread City® 2022
3 December 2022 - 2 January 2023
Belgravia, London
The Gingerbread City® 2022 presented not just one edible city but five miniature cities across five different climate zones: Polar, Continental, Temperate, Dry and Tropical.
The masterplan was developed by Madeleine Kessler Architecture and Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design
3 December 2022 - 2 January 2023
Belgravia, London
The Gingerbread City® 2022 presented not just one edible city but five miniature cities across five different climate zones: Polar, Continental, Temperate, Dry and Tropical.
The masterplan was developed by Madeleine Kessler Architecture and Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design
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Winners of the Public Vote 2022
Dessert Climate Zone First Place: Cherry Kasbah by Purcell Second Place: Parfait Palmeraie by Aterre Studio Third Place: Desert Springs by The Manser Practice Continental Climate Zone First Place: Liquorice Library by UHA Second Place: The Ice Stadium by Foster + Partners Third Place: Pic n Mix Park by House of Kin Temperate Climate Zone First Place: Dragon Docks by PLP Architecture Second Place: Milky Way Observatory by Charlton Brown Third Place: Liquorice Train Station by AHMM |
Tropical Climate Zone First Place: Super Tree Gumball Gardens by Zaha Hadid Architects Second Place: Paddy Hills Floating Farms and Aquaculture by Tibbalds Third Place: Pop Rock Ponta by Hopkins Architects Polar Climate Zone First Place: Bio-Doughm by Stride Treglown Second Place: Chillin' at the Beach by HUT Third Place: Ice Formation by Zaha Hadid Design x Joy Patisserie |
Selection of The Gingerbre3ad City® 2022 photos © Luke O'Donovan
2021
Photo © Luke Hayes
The Gingerbread City® 2021
4 December 2021 - 9 January 2022
Motcomb Street, London
The fifth edition of The Gingerbread City® 2021 brought together over 80 architects, engineers and designers to create a mini city exploring the theme of 'ReWilding'.
The masterplan was developed by Madeleine Kessler Architecture and Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design
Winners of the public vote 2021
1st place: Dammie Dodger by Stride Treglown
2nd place: Butterscotch Boathouse by Assael Architecture
3rd place: Gumball Gasholder by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates KPF
Special Award for 'most inspiring creation: Refugees Welcome by ZCD Architects
4 December 2021 - 9 January 2022
Motcomb Street, London
The fifth edition of The Gingerbread City® 2021 brought together over 80 architects, engineers and designers to create a mini city exploring the theme of 'ReWilding'.
The masterplan was developed by Madeleine Kessler Architecture and Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design
Winners of the public vote 2021
1st place: Dammie Dodger by Stride Treglown
2nd place: Butterscotch Boathouse by Assael Architecture
3rd place: Gumball Gasholder by Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates KPF
Special Award for 'most inspiring creation: Refugees Welcome by ZCD Architects
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2021 Participants
ADAD Architects Allies and Morrison Artificial Kreativity Arup Architects Assael Architecture Atelier Ten Ltd Aterre BBUK Studio Barr Gazetas Ltd Chapman Taylor Civic Engineers Clague Conisbee Darling Associates Eastfield Architecture Eckersley O’Callaghan Ecologic Architect Fatkins Foster+Partners Gbolade Design Studio | Architects Graphic Structures GRID Architects Hale Brown Architects |
Hawkins\Brown
Handley House Haptic Architects Haworth Tompkins HCL Hollaway studio Hopkins Architects Hutchinson & Partners Jas Bhalla Architects Jestico + Whiles KPF Madeleine Kessler MATT + FIONA Matthew Lloyd Architects Morris + Company Sandford PR Michaelis Boyd Associates NBBJ nimtim architects OMMX Architects Penoyre & Prasad Peter Dann London PLP Architecture PRP Architects |
REMI.C.T Studio
SD Structures Purcell SI Architects Simple Works smok Space Group Architect SPACEHUB SPPARC Stride Treglown Studio Egret West The good thing The Manser Practice Tibbalds Planning and Urban Design TMV Architects Townshend Landscape Architects Type3 Studio Urban Learners Volume Creative vPPR White Beech Zaha hadid Architects ZCDArchitects |
Selection of photos © Luke Hayes
