The Fine Arts and Architecture Committee, led by Dr. Suhair Othman, organised the competition throughout the month of August. The Supreme Council of Culture presented the names of the winners at the inauguration of the exhibition of the “Climate Change” competition, both plastic and architectural.
The following are the winners’ names:
First: The oil photography prize in the Fine Arts Branch, valued at 10,000 pounds, was split equally between Tariq Mohamed Zayed and Nermeen Saeed Abbas Ahmed.
Mohamed Fouad Al-Shazly, an artist, received a Graphic Award with a “value of 10,000 pounds.”
The award was banned for the Prize for the Arts’ “value of 10,000 pounds.”
The Architecture Branch, next
The first field prize, for “Providing a Design for an Environmentally Friendly Building,” was given out in the amount of 10,000 pounds, and it was split evenly among the engineers Omar Abdel Fattah Ghoneim, Amr Mohamed Sayed Mohamed, Menna Allah Mohsen Al-Hassouni, and Mahmoud Hussein Ahmed Alam.
Asma Reda Aboul Fotouh Sabla and Dr. Wael Siddiq Abdel Latif received the second domain prize, “My design plan to update and utilise a historical building or an existing heritage,” with a value of 10,000 pounds.
The engineer Amr Essam Ahmed Abdel Moneim and the engineer team Nada Mustafa Desouki Ahmed: Dr. Abeer Hamed Suwaidan, and Nahal Nabil flower shared the third domain prize, “Providing a written work” book, a book manuscript, or a chapter from a book, or an article,” with a value of 5000 pounds.
Dr. Ahmed Khaled Abdel Hamid’s fourth domain award, worth 5000 pounds, is for “Consciousness Campaign or Initiative that contributes to spreading awareness and is a document connected to the architectural and urban field, environmental issues, and difficulties of climate change.
The Supreme Culture declares the contest’s winners in the category of “Climate Change.”
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