LINA Writing Award

The LINA Writing Award is a collaboration between the Irish Architecture Foundation and dpr-barcelona, with the aim to create a reasoned dialogue between the emergent creatives, enhancing collaboration and knowledge exchange along the process. dpr-barcelona and the Irish Architecture Foundation are inviting writers to join LINA exploration of the worlds, landscapes and realities faced by emerging practices shaping future urban environments, with special focus on new narratives and storytelling supporting clean, circular and sustainable projects.



The author of the publication is selected from the yearly LINA Open Call and receives a Writing Grant of 3,000€ to produce the work, which is published both in printed and digital format. Rather than a descriptive oeuvre, we are seeking for new stories, myths and fictions. Applications from young writers are especially welcome.

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Tom Cookson
Tom Cookson
I am an Associate leading Hall McKnight’s Cork Studio. Independently of the practice: - I led a 3rd year studio at the Welsh School of …
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Francesca Cocchiara / Sergios Strigklogiannis
Francesca Cocchiara / Sergios Strigklogiannis
Francesca Cocchiara is an architect from Cagliari, Italy. As an independent researcher she has developed a strong interest in how people shape their own environment …
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