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Architecture, Open1

Date	4 May – 27 July 1924
Status	Olympic
Location	Grand Palais des Champs-Elysées, Paris
Participants	21 from 7 countries

Judge	Frantz Jourdain	FRA
Judge	Louis Bonnier	FRA
Judge	Albert Bourdariat	FRA
Judge	Armando Brasini	ITA
Judge	Arthur Brown, Jr.	USA
Judge	Jean de Castellane	FRA
Judge	Justinien, Comte Clary	FRA
Judge	Jean Giraudoux	FRA
Judge	André Granet	FRA
Judge	Marcel Horteloup	FRA
Judge	Alphonse Laverrière	SUI
Judge	René Loysel	FRA
Judge	Auguste Perret	FRA
Judge	Marcello Piacentini	ITA
Judge	Charles Plumet	FRA
Judge	Emmanuel Pontremoli	FRA
Judge	Eliel Saarinen	FIN
Judge	Henri Sauvage	FRA
Judge	Tom Simpson	GBR
Judge	Tadeusz Stryjeński	POL
Judge	Louis Süe	FRA
Judge	Tony Garnier	FRA
Judge	Octave Van Rysselberghe	BEL
Judge	Jan Wils	NED
Judge	José Puig	ESP
Judge	Melchior, Marquis de Polignac	FRA
Judge	Jacques de Saint-Pastou	FRA
Judge	Georges Salles	FRA

21 architects including one woman from seven countries took part, exhibiting a total of 17 projects. Initially, the jury did not want to award medals, but reversed this decision on the intervention of Pierre de Coubertin, but stated that no work was really worthy of an award.

Former Hungarian swimmer Alfréd Hajós who won two gold medals at the first Olympic Games 1896 in Athens, and Dezső Lauber, former Hungarian tennis player and participant in the 1908 London Games, produced a Plan for a Stadium, for which they received the silver medal. Lauber was an architect by trade and later became a secretary-general of the Hungarian Olympic Committee. Hajós was one of only two Olympians, the other being Walter Winans, to win medals in both sport and art competitions.

The gold medal was not awarded. Bronze went to Julien Médécin from Monaco. This was the first and, as of 2020, only medal Monaco has won at the Olympic Games. The architect received the medal for his work Stadium for Monte Carlo.

Pos	Catalogue Number	Competitor	NOC	Translated Title	Original Title	Title in Olympic Report or Catalogue
2	140a-f	Alfréd Hajós / Dezső Lauber	HUN	Stadium	–	Stade	Silver
3	145a-d	Julien Médécin	MON	Stadium for Monte Carlo	Stade pour Monte-Carlo	Un stadium pour Monte-Carlo	Bronze
AC	136	Sonja Carstensen	DEN	Large Hall for Tennis Tournament	–	Grande Salle de Tournoi-Tennis
AC	137a-b	Dolf Broese van Groenou / Samuel de Clercq	NED	Stadium for Scheveningen	Stadion Westbroekpark Den Haag	Stade de Scheveningue
AC	138a-b	Henri Guerbois / Maurice Dambrun	FRA	Overall plan of the Jean Petitjean Stadium at the Porte Dorée	Plan d'ensemble du Stade Jean Petitjean à la Porte Dorée/Photographies des travaux du Stade	Plan d'ensemble du Stade Jean Petitjean à la Porte Dorée/Photographies des travaux du Stade
AC	139	Oscar Gundlach-Pedersen	DEN	Velodrome	–	Vélodrome
AC	141	Jens Christian Kofoed	DEN	Stadium	–	Stade
AC	142	Nico Lansdorp	NED	Project of a bathing and swimming facility	–	Projet d'un établissement de bains et de natation
AC	143	Nico Lansdorp	NED	Project of a rowing pavilion in Amsterdam	–	Projet d'un pavillon nautique à Amsterdam
AC	144	Amedeo Lavini	ITA	Olympic Stadium "Juventus"	Stadio di Corso Marsiglia	Stade Olympique: "Juventus"
AC	146a-f	Ejnar Mindedal Rasmussen	DEN	High School of Gymnastics in Ollerup	Gymnastikhøjskolen i Ollerup	Haute école populaire de gymnastique d'Ollerup
AC	147	Kay Schrøder	DEN	Fencing Palace	–	Palais d'escrime : Plans, façade, coupes.
AC	148	Herman van der Kloot Meijburg	NED	Pavilion of the Nautilus Club with boathouse	Clubhuis Roei Vereniging "Nautilus"	Pavillon du Club "Nautilus" avec garage
AC	149	Edmond Virieux / Léo Rocco	SUI	Sport and hygiene in urban housing	Le sport et l'hygiène dans l'habitation urbaine	Le sport et l'hygiène dans l'habitation urbaine
AC	–	Marinus Granpré Molière / Jos Klijnen / Pieter Verhagen	NED	Perspective of a Park in Rotterdam	Kralingse Bos & Plas	Perspective d'un parc à Rotterdam
AC	–	Hendrik Happé	NED	Airplane departure tower (Idea for the future)	–	Tour de départ des aéroplanes (idée de l'avenir)