In order to select the participants for the Tongji Construction Festival from all second-semester students of the Faculty of Architecture, the KOEN Institute organizes a one-day architecture competition in the studios at Kronesgasse. In the beginning of the first design seminar in the second semester, the students are given the task of designing a pavilion. By the end of the seminar, eight hours later, the students have to present their ideas on the basis of analog plans, sketches and architecture models. From the submitted works five to six students are selected in an anonymous selection process who will then travel to Shanghai for the official competition.
Winners 2019: Chiara Stepanek, Markus Helmut Schmoltner, Kerstin Neuhold, Christina Anna-Maria Radl, Daniel Lucic, Stefanie Frauenthaler, Thomas Neulinger, Lena Leander Kaschnig, Vanessa Steger, Anna Edelhofer, , Branko Kuzmanovic, Fabian Schipflinger and Alexander Gündera
Winners 2018: Fabian Steinberger, Jana Engel, Paul Zenz, Emir Dostovic, Magdalena Zoller, Maximilian Kampf, Rupert Pölsterl, Sabrina Beletz, Josef Gwechenberger, Fabian Jäger, Julia Isabella Meier, Christian Brügel and Andreas Illgoutz
Winners 2017: Angelika Lisa Mayr, Desiree Wurnitsch, Robert Anagnostopoulos, Johannes Kummer, Tobias Figlmüller, Johannes Huboi, Tobias Hirtler, Nicole Eggenreich, Maximilian Micheloni, Philipp Kipke, David Mayrbäurl, David Rehbichler and Gregor Rothschedl
Winners 2016: Hannes Stockklauser, Irnes Fatkic, Uyanga Boldbaatar, Uranbayar Basbayar, Jakob Bock, Philipp Mayr, Maximilian Deutscher, Daniel Heregger, Lena Ehmann, Tanja Roßmann, Hannes Petautschnig, Janika Natalie Döhr, Melina Victoria Fromm, Eszter Krisztina Katona, Stephanie Lieskonig, Felix Dokonal, Assunta, Pacher‐Theinburg, Andreas Eder‐Halbedl and Sandra Wenzl
In order to select the participants for the Tongji Construction Festival from all second-semester students of the Faculty of Architecture, the KOEN Institute organizes a one-day architecture competition in the studios at Kronesgasse. In the beginning of the first design seminar in the second semester, the students are given the task of designing a pavilion. By the end of the seminar, eight hours later, the students have to present their ideas on the basis of analog plans, sketches and architecture models. From the submitted works five to six students are selected in an anonymous selection process who will then travel to Shanghai for the official competition.
Winners 2019: Chiara Stepanek, Markus Helmut Schmoltner, Kerstin Neuhold, Christina Anna-Maria Radl, Daniel Lucic, Stefanie Frauenthaler, Thomas Neulinger, Lena Leander Kaschnig, Vanessa Steger, Anna Edelhofer, , Branko Kuzmanovic, Fabian Schipflinger and Alexander Gündera
Winners 2018: Fabian Steinberger, Jana Engel, Paul Zenz, Emir Dostovic, Magdalena Zoller, Maximilian Kampf, Rupert Pölsterl, Sabrina Beletz, Josef Gwechenberger, Fabian Jäger, Julia Isabella Meier, Christian Brügel and Andreas Illgoutz
Winners 2017: Angelika Lisa Mayr, Desiree Wurnitsch, Robert Anagnostopoulos, Johannes Kummer, Tobias Figlmüller, Johannes Huboi, Tobias Hirtler, Nicole Eggenreich, Maximilian Micheloni, Philipp Kipke, David Mayrbäurl, David Rehbichler and Gregor Rothschedl
Winners 2016: Hannes Stockklauser, Irnes Fatkic, Uyanga Boldbaatar, Uranbayar Basbayar, Jakob Bock, Philipp Mayr, Maximilian Deutscher, Daniel Heregger, Lena Ehmann, Tanja Roßmann, Hannes Petautschnig, Janika Natalie Döhr, Melina Victoria Fromm, Eszter Krisztina Katona, Stephanie Lieskonig, Felix Dokonal, Assunta, Pacher‐Theinburg, Andreas Eder‐Halbedl and Sandra Wenzl