Jury
The jury of the International VELUX Award comprises internationally recognized architects and other building professionals representing different perspectives on architecture and different geographies.
The jury of the 2012 Award makes up a distinguished panel of five jury members with different cultural backgrounds, nationalities and approaches to architecture. The jury represents a balance between tradition, experience, innovation, age, gender and geography as well as world experience and multicultural orientation.
The jury will meet in Copenhagen in June 2012 to evaluate all submitted projects and nominate the winners.
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