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TerraViva Competitions announces list of awarded projects for 2021 'The Living Museum' competition

2021-09-13T17:23:00-04:00

This post is sponsored by TerraViva Competitions

With the aim of imagining a museum capable of breaking with the conventions of the traditional, the challenge of this competition was to integrate an accommodation program in the heart of the Nivola Museum’s park. Competitors were therefore asked to imagine and design creative and unconventional proposals to host those tourists intent on traveling through the Sardinian inland, and the international artists who periodically reach the museum to set up their own exhibitions.

The awarded projects were able to interpret the context in a highly sensitive way, experimenting with different architectural approaches capable of creating unique and original scenarios. It is clear to notice that both the history of Costantino Nivola and his works of art as well as the natural features of the site have been key factors in the design of the best proposals.

Organized by TerraViva Competitions, in collaboration with the Nivola Museum, the competitio...

The CBDX: Cities for All competition recognizes how architects and designers 'might address underrepresented and marginalized voices'

2021-02-15T13:38:00-05:00

A design competition hosted by the School of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape (SAPL) at the University of Calgary asked participants, "how might matters of equity and activism, ecology and environment, and health and wellness converge, and unfold, within our future cities?" Launched in October 2020, the CBDX: CITIES FOR ALL competition is an initiative led by the school to tackle larger issues within the design community and foster innovative changes for the future of city building.

Assistant professor Alberto de Salvatierra, inaugural faculty lead and jury chair explained, "Cities—which often ossify systemic inequities through the built environment — have become the fulcrum upon which movements for equity and justice have found increasing leverage. Solutions must come from, and be for, everyone. This competition provides a platform to highlight how architects and designers might address underrepresented and marginalized voices."

The result of the competition led to 145 design...

ikon.5 architects, Young & Ayata, nARCHITECTS and over 20 other NY firms recognized at the 2021 AIANY Design Awards

2021-01-27T15:57:00-05:00

The annual AIANY Design Awards recognizes New York-based practices for their outstanding work and overall design excellence. Awards are distributed across the following categories: Architecture, Interiors, Urban Design, and Projects.

Jury members Marlon Blackwell, Julie Eizenberg, Stephan Gary, Andrea Love, Maria Paz de Moura Castro, and Francesca Perani were tasked with selecting projects that "demonstrates exemplary skill and creativity in the resolution and integration of formal, functional, and technical requirements, including ecological stewardship and social responsibility."

Below are this year's winning firms and their projects.

Best in Competition

Newark Housing Authority Training Recreation Education Center (TREC) by ikon.5 architects

Newark Housing Authority Training Recreation Education Center (TREC) by ikon.5 architects. Image © Jeffrey Totaro/Courtesy of AIANY

Project details: The Newark Housing Authority aspired to design a facility that would be a social collector; a ...

“Tactical Urbanism NOW!” Competition Announces the Results of its First Edition

2020-12-22T12:51:00-05:00

This post is sponsored by TerraViva Competitions

TerraViva Competitions has officially released the complete list of winning projects of the design contest “Tactical Urbanism NOW.” The challenge of the competition was to encourage participants to imagine a city where public space goes beyond the traditional conception of a park, a square, or a street. The idea was to experiment with new urban scenarios able to promote social exchange, community activities, and citizens’ interaction through the implementation of multifunctional designs.

Awarded projects were able to tackle worldwide urban issues in smart and creative ways, experimenting with innovative solutions capable of redefining the paradigm of contemporary public space.

Organized by TerraViva Competitions, in collaboration with Needle Agopuntura Urbana, the competition was open to students, architects, designers, artists, makers, activists, and anyone interested in the transformation of the contemporary urban space.

The winner...

The annual Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence highlights its 2020 winners

2020-12-07T14:13:00-05:00

Winners have been announced for the 53rd annual Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence. The awards are considered the highest recognition for Canadian architects and projects currently in the design and construction phases. This year 132 entries were submitted and reviewed by the jury.

The awards program shared that the entries themselves "show that Canadian architects are still amply producing innovative designs that are sensitive to their physical, social and environmental contexts."

View this year's winners in all five categories and select project images below.

Taza Water Resevoir at Taza Park Phase 1 by Zeilder Architecture.

Wardell by Ja Architecture Studio

2020 CANADIAN ARCHITECT AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE

Taza Water Reservoir at Taza Park Phase 1, by Zeidler Architecture
Calgary Japanese Community Association, by Modern Office of Design and Architecture in collaboration with Henry Tsang Architect
CAMH Research Centre by KPMB Architects, TreanorHL
Wardell by Ja Architecture Studio
Expan...

Dorte Mandrup, EFFEKT Architects, and Mork Ulnes Architects among winners of the 2020 AZ Awards

2020-09-22T14:09:00-04:00

This post is brought to you by Azure Magazine

In a landmark year, AZURE celebrates the winners and finalists of the 10th annual AZ Awards. The first-ever virtual AZ Awards Gala featured inspiring special appearances by All-Star guests and the 20 winners of the AZ Awards 2020, participating from their homes and offices around the world. The local and international architecture world came together in a big way!

On Friday, September 18, AZURE took to the world wide web and social media platforms to reveal the 20 winners of the 2020 AZ Awards.

These standouts in categories as varied as product design, architecture, landscape architecture, concepts and student work represent the very best work being created today. They include a spiraling tower that rises above the forest floor in Denmark, a public swimming pool sanitized by natural processes (no chlorine!) and an ethereal light fixture that seems to disappear when switched off. The winners were awarded a unique trophy designed by Luca Ni...

Students from Pratt Institute, University of Louisiana-Lafayette, and Syracuse win HERE+NOW student housing competition

2020-09-09T15:33:00-04:00

The 2020 International Housing Design student competition has announced its winning entries.

The HERE+NOW: A House for the 21st Century: 2020 Student Design Competition, led by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) in collaboration with Custom Residential Architects Network (AIA CRAN), organized an open call for housing designs that represent new "ideas of domesticity" for the 21st century.

According to the competition coordinators, "the jury selected five exceptional student projects that challenged students to envision a house for the HERE & NOW: informed by context, culture, and vernacular, but fully embracing 21st-century technology." With close to 300 project submissions and over 800 participants in the competition, it becomes clear the topic is of interest to today's students. Below are the winners of the competition as well as the jury's responses to each of the winning projects.

1st PLACE WINNER

Project: Lubec Narrows
Student: Joseph Leaming of Pratt I...

Winners of this year's 2019 Fairy Tales competition use the power of storytelling to address issues on immigration, sustainability, and the future

2019-04-08T13:16:00-04:00

As architects and designers creating narrative through the built environment is what helps create discussion for awareness and change. Since its inception in 2013, the annual Fairy Tales competition challenges architects and designers to drive design innovation through the power of storytelling. Today Blank Space announces the winners of the sixth annual "Fairy Tales" competition. With submissions from over 65 countries, the award-winning entries explore current events and the creative process through wonderfully crafted shot stories and artwork. This year three prize winners were selected as well as 12 honorable mentions.

The competition jury consisted of more than 20 leading architects, designers, and storytellers including Moshe Safdie, Tatiana Bilbao, Jurgen Mayer, Julia Koerner, among many other distinguished judges.

Francesca Giuliani, co-founder of Blank Space shared her thoughts on this year's competition winners, "This year's winners utilize the power of narrative to expl...

Win 2 tickets to Beaux Arts Ball 2018: Vector

2018-09-17T14:21:00-04:00

The Architectural League of New York is getting ready to host this year's Beaux Arts Ball, a benefit for their programs taking place September 28 at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Attendees will enjoy a night of festivities around the site-specific installation, 16 Salt Tarps, Half Red Half White, a response to this year’s theme and the Navy Yard’s history by Landing Studio.

Thanks to The Architectural League, Archinect is giving away two pairs of tickets to three of our readers!

This year’s theme, Vector, celebrates the flow of ideas, goods, and people through global networks of communication and exchange. For a chance to win, follow us on instagram @archinect and leave the #BeauxArtsBall18 hashtag in the comment section of an image on our account that best represents this year's Vector theme by Friday, September 21st, 12 PM EST.

Only your first comment will count. Three winners will be announced next Monday, September 24. Best of luck!

Tickets start at $100. 21+ only. Festive attire...

Winners of the “Mid-Century Modern Architecture Travel Guide: West Coast USA” giveaway

2017-07-24T20:14:00-04:00

Archinectors recently had a chance to win “Mid-Century Modern Architecture Travel Guide: West Coast USA” by Sam Lubell. Published by Phaidon, this handy travel guide features over 250 Mid-Century Modern projects neatly organized into color-coded chapters that cover the Pacific Northwest region of Washington and Oregon, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Palm Springs, and San Diego.

The lucky winners are:

Eric in Warwick, RI
Samson in Palo Alto, CA
Benjamin in Tampa, FL
Marcus in Chicago, IL
Thérèse in Brooklyn, NY

Congrats to all the winners! A big thanks to everyone who participated.

The top prize-winning architects of 2016

2016-12-21T18:15:00-05:00

Not a year goes by without one — or maybe 10 — of today's most reputable architects becoming the latest laureate of a prominent architecture award; not to mention the debate that normally ensues in the design community and beyond. Whether through practice, scholarly research, teaching, or expertly juggling all three, these architects have made their lasting mark. Here's Archinect and Bustler's 2016 list of the top prize-winning architects, in no particular order:

Alejandro Aravena - Pritzker Prize

Not only was Alejandro Aravena the director of the 2016 Venice Biennale, he became the first Chilean architect and one of the youngest architects to win the Pritzker this past January. Reactions to Aravena's selection were generally positive, though also conflicted.

Paulo Mendes da Rocha

2016 was a golden year for Paulo Mendes da Rocha. In four months' time, the 2006 Pritzker laureate received three lifetime achievement awards: the Venice Biennale Golden Lion, the Praemium Imperiale Award, and...

Winners of the 2016 Beaux Arts Ball ticket giveaway

2016-09-26T19:40:00-04:00

The 2016 Beaux Arts Ball is happening this Friday at the new A/D/O space in Greenpoint, Brooklyn! Thanks to the Architectural League of New York, two Archinect readers will each win a pair of tickets to the Tabula Rasa-themed ball.

The giveaway winners are Wendy Fok and Aditya Ghosh.

Congrats! Thanks to everyone who participated.

Learn more at archleague.org/BAB16.

Winners of the Sumo Air giveaway

2016-09-07T14:29:00-04:00

Archinectors recently had the chance to win a Sumo Air Lounger, an inflatable lounger chair that requires no extra assembly equipment and is handy to have for all sorts of outdoor activities.

Four lucky readers were chosen. They are: Ronald, Qi, Christopher, and Himanshu.

Congrats to all the winners, and a big thanks to everyone who participated.

Want to test your luck in another Archinect giveaway?:
Win the Grids & Guides Visual Thinkers notebook + pencil set!

Winners of the Arquitectura Viva 2016 Spain Yearbook giveaway

2016-06-16T14:25:00-04:00

In Archinect's latest giveaway, our readers had the chance to win Arquitectura Viva's 2016 Spain Yearbook monograph. The book is a visual throwback of the last 12 months in Spanish architecture, revisiting 24 top-notch buildings that were all completed in the country over the last year.

After commenting about their favorite projects in Spain, two winners were selected. They are:

Sambit - New York, NY
Marc - New York, NY

Congrats to the winners! Thanks to everyone who participated.

Read more about Arquitectura Viva's previous monographs on Archinect here.

Winners of the "Architectural Guide China" giveaway

2016-04-04T20:33:00-04:00

In Archinect's latest giveaway, our readers had the chance to win a coveted copy of Architectural Guide China. This unique travel guidebook presents an architectural overview of nine major urban sites in mainland China as well as Hong Kong and Macau.

The winners are:

Bryce - Milwaukee, WI
Sam - Santa Monica, CA
Tim - Seattle, WA

Congrats! Thanks to everyone who participated in the giveaway.

For a closer look into the book, check out: Touring China's past, present, and future: an examination of "Architectural Guide China"

Winners of the Steven Holl monograph giveaway

2015-12-14T18:24:00-05:00

Last month, Archinectors had a chance to win Steven Holl's new monograph, published by Phaidon. Authored by writer and architecture critic Robert McCarter — who has known and taught with Holl for more than 30 years, the monograph features a comprehensive analysis behind Holl's most significant built and unbuilt works, starting from 1974 to the present day.

The five lucky winners are:

Steven - Kentucky
Paola - Illinois
Nicholas - New York
Andrew - Texas
Daniel - California

Congrats to the winners, and thanks to everyone who participated.

In case you missed it, check out Archinect's interview with the architect himself, Steven Holl: "A Dance for Architecture": A conversation with Steven Holl

A peek into The Now Institute's "Haiti Now" publication + giveaway winners

2015-11-10T11:48:00-05:00

Looking back at the Season 1 finale of Archinect Sessions this past summer — featuring Thom Mayne and Eui-Sung Yi, our listeners had the chance to win a copy of "Haiti Now". The book is a visual almanac of the "Haiti Now" project from the NOW Institute. Founded by Thom Mayne, the Now Institute is an urban research center at UCLA Architecture and Urban Design that applies strategic urban thinking to real-world issues.

Photo via The NOW Institute.

Haiti Now is a cross-disciplinary research-driven project that is dedicated to addressing Haiti's contemporary urban issues and potential for future development as thoroughly as possible. The project began in 2011 when the Now Institute was asked to be involved in the development of Haiti, after the Institute completed a design for the Make It Right foundation and a proposed masterplan for the city of New Orleans.

"It is our hope that this book can provide a foundation of knowledge and understanding of Haiti and many issue of development to uni...

Winners of the "Archi-Graphic" book giveaway

2015-11-04T13:20:00-05:00

In Archinect's latest giveaway, readers had a chance to win a copy of "Archi-Graphic: An Infographic Look at Architecture". Authored by Frank Jacobus, an assistant professor at the University of Arkansas' Fay Jones School of Architecture, "Archi-Graphic" is a new book of fun architectural infographics that anyone can enjoy.

The giveaway winners are:

Nic S., OR
Skyler M., CA
Gregory N., WA
Chris W., IL
Christopher F., NJ

Congrats! Thanks to everyone who participated.

Winners of the "Thomas Heatherwick: Making" monograph giveaway

2015-10-15T18:11:00-04:00

Earlier this month, Archinectors had the chance to win "Thomas Heatherwick: Making", the British architect's latest monograph, published by The Monacelli Press. Co-authored by Thomas Heatherwick himself, the revised and expanded version of the 2012 publication delves into the details behind 140 projects.

The winners are:

Nathan B.
Daniel S.
Marlin T.
Zach P.
Shawn S.

Congrats! A big thanks to everyone who participated.

Last chance to get tickets to the Architectural League's Beaux Arts Ball 2015: THRESHOLD + Giveaway winners announced!

2015-09-16T21:00:00-04:00

Time is running out to get tickets to The Architectural League of New York's Beaux Arts Ball 2015: Threshold, happening at the Knockdown Center in Queens this Friday, September 18. Co-chaired by Vishaan Chakrabarti of SHoP Architects and Maria Alataris this year, the "Threshold" theme gives a hats off to the start of another cultural year for the League and the wider New York design community.

Guests get to spend an evening with fellow architects, designers, and artists for a night of fun, all while helping support the League's programs.

You can purchase tickets for $100 here.

In Archinect's latest giveaway, two of our readers each won a free pair of tickets to the 2015 Beaux Arts Ball. They are:

Andrew D.
Jacqueline L.

Congrats, and enjoy the party! Thanks to everyone who participated.

For further event details, visit archleague.org/BAB15.

Winners of the "Drawing from Practice" book giveaway

2015-09-02T14:32:00-04:00

Archinectors were keen to share their favorite architectural-drawing influences in Archinect's latest book giveaway, "Drawing from Practice, Architects and the Meaning of Freehand" by J. Michael Welton. The 221-page book is a practitioner's handy reference for freehand-drawing inspiration and an adept resource to anyone who's curious about the creative processes behind some of today's most influential architects.

With many thoughtful responses, it was tough picking only five winners. They are:

Adora T.
Harmony C.
Jerome S.
Zephyr A.
Steven W.

Congrats to the winners, and thanks to everyone who participated!

Winners of the "Young Architects 16: Overlay" giveaway

2015-08-14T18:47:00-04:00

Last month, Archinectors had a chance to win a copy of "Young Architects 16: Overlay" from the Architectural League of New York. The League's Program Director Anne Rieselbach gave some insight into the book, which delves into the six winning projects of the "Overlay"-themed Architectural League Prize competition in 2014. The annual Prize showcases the research processes and practices of today's emerging generation of architects.

The five winners of the giveaway are:

Marc C.
Brian S.
Yida N.
Jose E.
Yelta K.

Congrats! Thanks to everyone who participated.

Winners of the "Graphic Design: The New Basics, 2nd Edition" giveaway

2015-07-17T17:56:00-04:00

In Archinect's latest book giveaway, readers had a chance to win the new Graphic Design: The New Basics, 2nd Edition by Ellen Lupton and Jennifer Cole Phillips. Expanding on the successful original edition, the second edition features 64 new pages including explanations on key concepts on visual language by Lupton and Phillips.

The five winners are:

Travis B.
Misha S.
Megan U.
Dana S.
Jacqueline Y.

Congrats! Thanks to everyone who participated.

If you want to test your luck once more, Archinect just launched another giveaway for the Architectural League Prize's "Young Architects 16: Overlay".

Architects, designers, and students strut their skills in Azure's global 2015 AZ Awards

2015-06-24T15:22:00-04:00

Leading Canadian contemporary design publication Azure Magazine celebrated a new set of winners in their international AZ Awards, touted as the only open competition of its kind in Canada. Recently concluding its fifth edition, the AZ Awards welcomes designers, architects, firms, manufacturers, and students from various disciplines to send their best work for a chance to win and to show off their skills to an international audience.

Compared to 652 entries from 36 countries last year, competition leveled up with a total of 720 entries from 43 countries. Last month, the jury narrowed the list down to 66 finalists and the public also had a chance to participate by voting for their favorite finalists. At the end of the competition, the jury picked 19 winners, who received trophies designed by last year’s AZ Awards guest of honor, Karim Rashid.

Here's a selection of the winning projects:

↓ Residential Architecture – Multi-Unit: Antonini Darmon: Oiseau des Îles Social Housing, Nantes, Franc...

Winners of the Hypernatural book giveaway

2015-06-20T17:36:00-04:00

In Archinect's latest book giveaway, readers had the chance to win a copy of "Hypernatural: Architecture's New Relationship with Nature" authored by Blaine Brownell and Marc Swackhamer from the University of Minnesota. Published by Princeton Architectural Press, Hypernatural highlights 42 case-study projects that demonstrate a fresh array of possible architectural applications in the evolving connection between the built and natural environments.

The five winners are:

Martin L. - Toronto, Canada
Anthony S. - California
Matt W. - Florida
Lisa S. - California
Chrysi K. - New York

Congrats! Thanks to all who participated.

Winners of the Dwell on Design L.A. pass giveaway

2015-05-28T14:19:00-04:00

In the latest giveaway on Archinect, Dwell gave away two sets of 3-day passes to their Dwell on Design Los Angeles trade-show, which opens tomorrow at the Los Angeles Convention Center through Sunday, May 31.

After Archinectors commented on what they're looking forward to most in the event, the lucky winners are: marli and Justin Tien.

Congrats and enjoy the event! Thanks to those who participated.

2015 Holcim Awards grand prizes given to Colombia, Sri Lanka, and U.S.-based projects

2015-04-20T19:46:00-04:00

The Holcim Foundation finally announced today the three winning projects for their global 2015 Holcim Awards. Every three years, the awards competition seeks architectural design interventions that address sustainable building and construction issues worldwide. As a global competition, the Holcim Awards highlight people's different lifestyles and draws attention to their specific communal issues.

At the same time, it promotes the innovative sustainable strategies that architects and designers can create in effort to improve a community's quality of life. The Holcim Awards jury -- chaired by Harvard GSD Dean Mohsen Mostafavi -- chose the three grand-prize winning teams, who each won a trophy and shared the $350,000 prize.

The $200,000 Gold prize went to "Articulated Site: Water reservoirs as public park | Medellín, Colombia" by Colombian team Mario Camargo, Luis Tombé, Colectivo720, with Juan Calle and Horacio Valencia, and EPM Group (Empresas Públicas de Medellín). Their proposal tra...

2015 eVolo Skyscraper Competition winners imagine the potential of vertical architecture

2015-03-30T18:08:00-04:00

Behold the almighty skyscraper, both a historical architectural feat and a signifier of change -- whether in an idealistic sense or not -- in the urban landscape. In relation to that, eVolo Magazine hosted another year of their popular Skyscraper Competition, which gives participants worldwide the freedom to conjure up their own skyscrapers as a way to challenge how we understand vertical architecture and its relationship to the natural and built environment.

This year's competition brought in 408 entries from all seven continents, from vertical getaways, protective bio-habitats, arctic structures, to atmospheric labs. In the end, the 2015 jury (listed at the bottom) chose three top winners:

1ST PRIZE: "Essence Skyscraper" by BOMP (Ewa Odyjas, Agnieszka Morga, Konrad Basan, and Jakub Pudo) | Poland

2ND PRIZE: "Shanty-Scaper" by Suraksha Bhatla and Sharan Sundar | India

3RD PRIZE: "Cybertopia" by Egor Orlov | Russia

The jury selected 15 more different skyscraper approaches as honorable ...

Winners of the MORPHING book giveaway

2015-03-20T21:19:00-04:00

In Archinect's latest book giveaway, we received over 100 responses for MORPHING: A Guide to Mathematical Transformations for Architects and Designers. Authored by Design Topology Lab founder Joseph Choma, Morphing is a pedagogical guide that can help architects, designers, students, and enthusiasts to understand in greater depth the trigonometric transformations and functions behind the digital design tools they use.

The three lucky winners are:

Brian, Columbus
Chris, New York
Nicholas, Vancouver

Congrats! And a great big thank you to everyone who participated.

Joseph Choma shared more details about Morphing, which you can read here.

Winners of the Archibet giveaway

2015-01-12T18:48:00-05:00

In our most recent giveaway, Archinectors had a chance to win a copy of "Archibet" by architect and illustrator Federico Babina, whose popularity has grown due to his quaint illustration series that combine his love for architecture and drawing.

With only 26 letters in the English alphabet and hundreds of iconic architects, Archinectors got to pick which architect they would want to see illustrated in the Archibet.

The lucky winners are:

IvanaSeizova
Olaf Design Ninja_
nnazemi
Jordan Fay
Mr_Wiggin

Congrats! A big thanks to all who participated.

"Archibet" will be widely available from Laurence King Publishing starting January 20.

Archinect - News

TerraViva Competitions announces list of awarded projects for 2021 'The Living Museum' competition

The CBDX: Cities for All competition recognizes how architects and designers 'might address underrepresented and marginalized voices'

ikon.5 architects, Young & Ayata, nARCHITECTS and over 20 other NY firms recognized at the 2021 AIANY Design Awards

“Tactical Urbanism NOW!” Competition Announces the Results of its First Edition

The annual Canadian Architect Awards of Excellence highlights its 2020 winners

Dorte Mandrup, EFFEKT Architects​, and Mork Ulnes Architects among winners of the 2020 AZ Awards

Students from Pratt Institute, University of Louisiana-Lafayette, and Syracuse win HERE+NOW student housing competition

Winners of this year's 2019 Fairy Tales competition use the power of storytelling to address issues on immigration, sustainability, and the future

Win 2 tickets to Beaux Arts Ball 2018: Vector

Winners of the “Mid-Century Modern Architecture Travel Guide: West Coast USA” giveaway

The top prize-winning architects of 2016

Winners of the 2016 Beaux Arts Ball ticket giveaway

Winners of the Sumo Air giveaway

Winners of the Arquitectura Viva 2016 Spain Yearbook giveaway

Winners of the "Architectural Guide China" giveaway

Winners of the Steven Holl monograph giveaway

A peek into The Now Institute's "Haiti Now" publication + giveaway winners

Winners of the "Archi-Graphic" book giveaway

Winners of the "Thomas Heatherwick: Making" monograph giveaway

Last chance to get tickets to the Architectural League's Beaux Arts Ball 2015: THRESHOLD + Giveaway winners announced!

Winners of the "Drawing from Practice" book giveaway

Winners of the "Young Architects 16: Overlay" giveaway

Winners of the "Graphic Design: The New Basics, 2nd Edition" giveaway

Architects, designers, and students strut their skills in Azure's global 2015 AZ Awards

Winners of the Hypernatural book giveaway

Winners of the Dwell on Design L.A. pass giveaway

2015 Holcim Awards grand prizes given to Colombia, Sri Lanka, and U.S.-based projects

2015 eVolo Skyscraper Competition winners imagine the potential of vertical architecture

Winners of the MORPHING book giveaway

Winners of the Archibet giveaway

Dorte Mandrup, EFFEKT Architects, and Mork Ulnes Architects among winners of the 2020 AZ Awards