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For the third year in a row on 6th April, the Lithuanian Architects' Union opened the 24-exhibit exhibition contest for creative drawings \"Shocked Architecture\" and announced the winners. The subject of the contest posed the question of how to contemplate and visualise the dramatically changing ecological, social, cultural, political and economic circumstances under which architecture exists. Throughout the history of the contest, this subject has never attracted such a wide array of student outlooks, with this year's works being both aesthetically and intellectually intense. Because of such strong and multifaceted potential shown in the pieces, the commission had the particularly complicated task of picking out the authors worthy of the main and consolation prizes. The first prize was awarded to the creation that was declared the most conceptually pure, submitted by Gabriele Cerniavskaja, a third-year student at the Faculty of Architecture in VGTU, inspired by a \"shocking\" discovery on the wall of a building at Boksto g. 12A.

For the third year in a row on 6th April, the Lithuanian Architects' Union opened the 24-exhibit exhibition contest for creative drawings \"Shocked Architecture\" and announced the winners. The subject of the contest posed the question of how to contemplate and visualise the dramatically changing ecological, social, cultural, political and economic circumstances under which architecture exists. Throughout the history of the contest, this subject has never attracted such a wide array of student outlooks, with this year's works being both aesthetically and intellectually intense. Because of such strong and multifaceted potential shown in the pieces, the commission had the particularly complicated task of picking out the authors worthy of the main and consolation prizes. The first prize was awarded to the creation that was declared the most conceptually pure, submitted by Gabriele Cerniavskaja, a third-year student at the Faculty of Architecture in VGTU, inspired by a \"shocking\" discovery on the wall of a building at Boksto g. 12A.