The results from the Norman Foster Foundation-led competition to rebuild Freedom Square in Kharkiv, Ukraine have been announced following the selection of winners by a jury headlined by Deborah Berke, Moshe Safdie, and Beatriz Colomina.Featuring a cash prize pool of more than $10,000 USD ($3,088 for each Prize Winner and $1,029 for the Student Award winner) the competition "encouraged designs that respected the citys heritage while aligning with its aspirations for renewal and progress."The Foundation adds that it "represents a pivotal step in shaping Kharkivs future, reflecting the citys enduring resilience and commitment to creating a space that serves both its historical identity and its evolving needs."The competition also relates to the Foundations previous Kharkiv Housing Challenge. The Kharkiv Freedom Square Revival competition induced a total of 84 total submissions, with 21 coming from within Ukraine. Each reimagines the squaredescribed as one of the worlds largest...