DON’T ASK ME!

Assertions on Art and Architecture

lecture on the occasion of an international competition
for the architectural and landscape concept for a museum of street art in St Petersburg

22 October 2013, 7 pm
State Museum of the history of St Petersburg 

Jury members:
Odil Decq (Decq architects, Paris)
Yuriy Mityurev (vice chairman of St Petersburg’s Architecture and Urban Planning Committee)
Peter Noever (no/ever design, Vienna)
Dmitri Zaitsev (CEO, Laminated Plastics Factory, St Petersburg)
Timofey Radya (street artist, Russia)

Winners of the competition:
1. JKMM Architects (Finland)
2. VROA Architects (Poland)
3. Vitruvius & Sons (Russia, St Petersburg) / Pole design (Russia, Moscow)

<p>Announcement for lecture and jury<br />© no/ever design</p>
<p>The State Museum of the History of St. Petersburg in the “The Peter and Paul Fortress”</p>
<p>The State Museum of the History of St. Petersburg in the “The Peter and Paul Fortress”</p>
<p>Hallway leading to lecture hall</p>
<p>Peter Noever lecture “Don’t ask me!” </p>
<p>Peter Noever lecture “Don’t ask me!”</p>
<p>Peter Noever lecture “Don’t ask me!”</p>
<p>Peter Noever lecture “Don’t ask me!”</p>
<p>Jury presentation for the <span>international competition </span><span>for the architectural and landscape concept for a museum of street art in St Petersburg – Vladimir Frolov (Editor in Chief Project Baltia)</span></p>
<p>Jury presentation for the international competition for the architectural and landscape concept for a museum of street art in St Petersburg - Vladimir Frolov (editor in chief project Baltia), Dimitry P. Zaytsev (chairman Street Art Museum), Yuriy Mityurev (vice chairman of St Petersburg’s architecture and urban planning committee), Peter Noever, Translator, Timofey Radya (street artist)<br />© no/ever design</p>
<p>Site for the new street art museum</p>
<p>Site for the new street art museum</p>
<p>Site for the new street art museum</p>
<p>Site for the new street art museum</p>
<p>Site for the new street art museum</p>
<p>Site for the new street art museum</p>
<p>Recent interventions in factory</p>
<p>Recent interventions in factory</p>
<p>Winner projects of the competition – 1st prize: JKMM Architects, Finland – Edgars Racins<br />© no/ever design / Project Baltia </p>
<p>Winner projects of the competition – 1st prize: JKMM Architects, Finland – Kristian Forsberg<br />© no/ever design / Project Baltia</p>
<p>Winner projects of the competition – 1st prize: JKMM Architects, Finland<br />© no/ever design / Project Baltia  </p>
<p>Winner projects of the competition – 1st prize: JKMM Architects, Finland<br />© no/ever design / Project Baltia  </p>
<p>Winner projects of the competition – 2nd prize: VROA Architects, Poland (Marta Mnich, Agnieszka Chrzanowska) – Marta Mnich<br />© no/ever design / Project Baltia  </p>
<p>Winner projects of the competition – 2nd prize: VROA Architects, Poland<br />© no/ever design / Project Baltia  </p>
<p>Winner projects of the competition – 2nd prize: VROA Architects, Poland<br />© no/ever design / Project Baltia  </p>
<p>Winner projects of the competition – 3rd prize: Vitruvius & Sons – Sergey Padalko<br />© no/ever design / Project Baltia</p>
<p>Winner projects of the competition – 3rd prize: Vitruvius & Sons<br />© no/ever design / Project Baltia</p>
<p>Winner projects of the competition – 3rd prize: Vitruvius & Sons<br />© no/ever design / Project Baltia</p>
<p>Winner projects of the competition – 3rd prize: Pole design (Russia) – Vladimir Kuzmin and Vladislav Savinkin</p>
<p>Winner projects of the competition – 3rd prize: Pole design (Russia)</p>
<p>Winner projects of the competition – 3rd prize: Pole design (Russia)</p>
<p><span>Dimitry P. Zaytsev (chairman Street Art Museum)</span></p>
<p><span>Timofey Radya (street artist, Ykaterinburg)</span></p>
     

project baltia interview with peter noever (02/2008)