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

Here's recap #44 for Jan. 19-23, 2015 below:

Winners of the 2015 SEED Award for Excellence in Public Interest Design

The six winners were announced for the 2015 SEED Award competition, which recognizes some of this year's most impactful public interest design projects that call attention to today's critical social, economic, and environmental issues.

“Miami 2100” exhibition addresses projected rising sea levels with resilient design 

The "Miami 2100: Envisioning a Resilient Second Century" exhibition at Florida International University presents students' design solutions in response to Miami's project and foreboding future of being underwater within the next century. The exhibition is open until March 1.

Hélène Binet to receive 2015 Julius Shulman Institute Excellence in Photography Award 

Photographer Hélène Binet was awarded the prestigious 2015 Julius Shulman Institute Excellence in Photography Award. The WUHO Gallery will celebrate Binet's career with the opening reception of her exhibition "Hélène Binet: Fragments of Light" as well as the award ceremony on Saturday, February 28.

The Parabola Chair is still on the rise with 2014 Red Dot Award win 

After a decorative year in 2013, the Parabola Chair by L.A.-based designer Carlo Aiello continues to make a name for itself with winning the latest Red Dot Award.

Jacques Rougerie Foundation International Competition results 

The Jacques Rougerie Foundation recently concluded their fourth International Architecture Competition, where young architects and designers sent proposals regarding the topics of the Sea and Space. Pictured: Innovation and Architecture for the Sea - Laureate: BIODIVER[CITY] by Quentin Perchet, Thomas Yvon and Zarko Uzlac | France and Romania.

The winning concepts for the city of Kaliningrad in Russia 

The City of Kaliningrad in Russia held an open competition to find the most suitable architectural and urban-planning solutions to redevelop the city's historic core and its surrounding neighborhoods. Pictured: 1st prize: Studio 44 with the Institute of Territorial Development.

See previous recaps here.