Shortlisted Entries – SYGD Historic and Contemporary Stone Architecture Photography Competition

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We are thrilled to present the ten finalists of this year’s Historic and Contemporary Stone Architecture Photography Competition. Due to an unprecedented tie in the number of vote, we are pleased to include 11 photographs in the final selection, showcasing the extraordinary talent and creativity of all participants.

The Timeless Significance of Stone in Construction

Stone has played a pivotal role in construction since ancient times. Renowned for its durability, strength, and natural beauty, stone has been a cornerstone of architectural heritage worldwide. It is not only a material of the past but continues to be vital in modern construction due to its sustainable qualities. Stone is a natural, renewable resource that boasts exceptional thermal properties and longevity, making it an eco-friendly choice that supports sustainable building practices.

Gratitude to Participants and the Jury

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all participants for their remarkable contributions. Your passion and dedication have made this competition truly outstanding. A special thanks to our esteemed jury for their diligent work and expertise in selecting the finalists.

Best Wishes to the Finalists

Congratulations to the finalists who will proceed to the final round on the 28th of October. We wish you the best of luck and encourage everyone to stay tuned to our posts for further updates.

Thank you for being a part of the Historic and Contemporary Stone Architecture Photography Competition.

These are the 11 photographs shortlisted:

 

 

📸Erfan FallahianThe Palace of Firuzadab

 

📸Müge Karatas Caves of Civilisation

📸 Müge KaratasPillars of Time

📸 Müge KaratasThe Hidden Treasury

📸 Müge KaratasVeiled Facade

📸 Robert Brandt Trempe JrWells Cathedral

📸 Robert Brandt Trempe Jr King’s College Chapel

📸 Robert Brandt Trempe Jr Tower Interior. The Church of St. Mary the Virgin (St Mary Redcliffe)

 

📸 Robert Brandt Trempe Jr Wells Cathedral

 

📸 Robert Brandt Trempe JrHigh Alter. Cathedral Church of the Virgin Mary and St. Chad

📸 Robert Brandt Trempe JrKing’s College Chapel

 

 

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