Buildings related to culture continue forming the biggest group of works with 15% of the total (4% less than in 2017), followed by mixed-use buildings with 14% (2,5% more than in 2017). These two groups are followed by collective and single housing and education facilities, which represent 10% each. Collective housing has increased 2%, a substantial increase with regard to the previous cycles of the Prize.

The Jury, formed by Dorte Mandrup, George Arbid, Angelika Fitz, Ștefan Ghenciulescu, Kamiel Klaasse, María Langarita and Frank McDonald, will shortlist 40 projects and select the 5 finalist works which they will visit in April. The process will culminate with the Award Ceremony on May 7 at the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion in Barcelona.

At this link you will find: www.dropbox.com/sh/rmvsbgupifemfml/AAAFV88vxWfm3nGq9IiCsPNTa?dl=0

- Press Releases (EN, FR, IT, DE, PL, DK, ES, CA);

- Press Kit (EN);

- List of the 383 works competing in the EU Mies Award 2019;