Every Monday, we highlight some of the most recent news in competition-winning projects, commissions, awards, shortlists, and events on Bustler from the previous week that we think are worth checking out.

Check out Recap #33 for the week of Oct. 27-31, 2014:

Winners of the 2014 Urban Land Institute Global Awards for Excellence

Urban Land Institute announced the winners of their 2014 Global Awards for Excellence, considered as the most prestigious awards program in the land use industry. The open awards competition selects top-notch real estate projects that excel in design, construction, planning, management, and economics. Pictured above: Zuellig Building in Makati City, Philippines.

The d3 Natural Systems 2014 winners

d3's annual Natural Systems competition invites architects, designers, engineers, and students to submit proposals that explore potential architectonic strategies to apply in urbanism, architecture, and design. Find out who this year's winners are. Pictured above: 1st prize winner ‘Re-Generator’ by Gabriel Munoz Moreno from Spain.

Benoy to design Greenland GIC in Chengdu city center

The London and Shanghai offices of international firm Benoy had the winning proposal to be the masterplanner and architect for Greenland GIC, a new mixed-use development in the heart of Chengdu, China.

Winning ideas for the MADRID Digital Arts Museum competition

In the MADRID Digital Arts Museum ideas competition, participants submitted their most creative ideas for a Digital Arts Museum located in the Lavapiés neighborhood in Madrid. The single-stage competition had entrants examine digital technology and its multi-faceted relationship with the contemporary museum. Pictured above: First prize winner - "Urban Interface" by Michelangelo Vallicelli / Lorenzo Sant'Andrea / Nicolò (Troianiello, Rome – Italy)

Plastic Stereotomy wins TEX-FAB’s Plasticity competition

Out of four finalists, "Plastic Stereotomy" by Justin Diles, an assistant professor at The Knowlton School of Architecture, won TEX-FAB's latest competition on digital fabrication and parametric design — a subject that always brews interesting discussion in the A + D community.

A first-prize tie in the 2014 ONE Prize “Smart Dock” results

Interestingly enough, the ONE Prize "Smart Dock" competition has two 1st prize winners for 2014. Organized by Terreform ONE, this year's theme had participants propose a new design and science educational facility for the renovated Building 128 in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

‘Choral Fields 1-6’ of MIRRORCITY in London ponders the urban city’s rhythmic flow

Over at London's Hayward Gallery, the MIRRORCITY exhibition features the multimedia works of London-based emerging and established artists that address the dilemmas, consequences, and experiences of living in the digital revolution. One of these artists is Emma McNally, whose Choral Fields (1-6) drawings are currently in the exhibition.

tyrrellstudio’s winning “Street 14” urban design entry in Melbourne

Out of 53 submissions, tyrrellstudio from Sydney, Australia had the winning proposal to design a new commercial center in Melbourne's Moorabbin Junction, along with a cash award of $20,000.

MAS Context LEGACY is now accepting entries until December 1

MAS Studio is accepting entries for MAS CONTEXT: LEGACY until December 1! The open competition explores the most influential people, places, buildings, ideas, films, etc. that have affected  our experiences of the environment — both in the present and what the future may hold.

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