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Gallery: Shortlisted entries for The Pineapples Awards 2022

Disclaimer: The Pineapples 2022 and presentations took place in May 2022. The details provided for each project may have changed since.

Gallery: Shortlisted entries for The Pineapples Awards 2022

City Edge, Dublin, Ireland – South Dublin County Council (SDCC) and Dublin City Council with Maccreanor Lavington

The 700ha site in west Dublin covering three regeneration areas, investigates how a mixed-use urban quarter can be established as an extension of the city using a plan-led evidence-based approach. Currently the City Edge Study Area sustains a wide variety of 25,500 jobs across 1,500 businesses which contributes €1.98bn per year to the economy which is responsible for 4% of Dublin employment.

Shortlisted for International Future Place - The Pineapples Awards 2022

International Future Place

Mixity, Haarlemmermeer, The Netherlands – Schiphol Area Development Company with Arup and Karres en Brands

This new development, located in Haarlemmermeer, is where the countryside and the city of Amsterdam merge, creating an opportunity to connect regional green and cultural infrastructure, to build a future metro line and create liveable densification in the vicinity of mobility hubs.

Shortlisted for International Future Place - The Pineapples Awards 2022

International Future Place

MilanoSesto, Milan, Italy – Milanosesto SpA with Foster + Partners

The industrial remnants of the Flak steel factories will be transformed into Italy’s largest urban regeneration project scaling up to 1.5 million square metres, giving the area a new lease on life and a new urban identity. MilanoSesto, just north of Milan, combines nature with plazas, 45 hectares of greenery and public spaces, retail, flexible offices and a multitude of residential spaces. The key elements of the masterplan include the Unione and Concordia districts.

Shortlisted for International Future Place - The Pineapples Awards 2022

International Future Place

Surabaya Urban Transformation: Global Future Cities Programme and UK Prosperity Fund, Surabaya, Indonesia – The FCDO, UK Government with Mott Macdonald and Broadway Malyan

The Putat Jaya sub-district in Indonesia used to be a mix of local businesses, however with changing government policies the vibrant life of the neighbourhood suffered a drastic change. This project aims to regenerate the district and uplift the voices of the people, to create fair design standards and guidelines whilst also focusing on social and economic issues.

Winner of International Future Place - The Pineapples Awards 2022

International Future Place