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 #61 for May 18-22, 2015 below:

The winners of INSIDE2015 

Morpholio revealed the winners of their INSIDE2015 competition, which promotes the works-in-progress of today's emerging talent.

Design Museum announces Designs of the Year 2015 category winners

The Design Museum in London announced the category winners of their annual Designs of the Year competition. This year's batch includes deformed vegetables for an anti-food waste campaign, a distinctive eco-friendly university building, and microchips that imitate human organs. (Pictured: Architecture Category Winner - UC INNOVATION CENTER – ANACLETO ANGELINI by Elemental.)

Winners of the Mongolian Cool School Design Challenge 

Participants in the Building Trust International's 6th annual competition submitted designs of an extreme climate-resilient school for a community in Khovd, Mongolia, where local inhabitants have to face subzero temperatures during the winter months. (Pictured: Winning design by Kyle Wylde, Nathan Woodward, Stephen Hawkins, and Charley Burrough of PLACE by Design)

RIBA celebrates 2015 London Awards winners 

RIBA's London Awards recognizes top architectural projects within the London region. While an honor, the London Awards are just the beginning. Regional winners will now be considered for the RIBA National Award. (Pictured: The Foundry, SE11 by Architecture 00 Ltd)

SARA | NY announces over forty 2015 Design Awards winners 

Organized by the Society of American Registered Architects - New York Council, the Design Awards invites all design-related practitioners and students to send their best built and unbuilt works to the awards category of their choice. (Pictured: Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art Addition and Alteration, Cornell University by PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS)

Winners of the 2015 AIA San Francisco Design Awards 

The AIA San Francisco Design Awards attracted over 200 submissions of projects in the Bay Area. The 2015 program was restructured into three categories (Architecture, Interior Architecture, Unbuilt Design) and three concentrations: Historic Preservation, Urban Design, and Social Responsibility. (Pictured: Palega Recreation Center by Mark Cavagnero Associates.)

Frank Gehry wins 2015 Getty Medal 

The J. Paul Getty Trust announced Frank Gehry as the third recipient of the Getty Medal, which recognizes living individuals worldwide for their leadership in the cultural disciplines in which the Getty works.

NASA + America Makes launch 3D Printed Habitat Challenge for Mars 

NASA and America Makes co-launched the $2.25 million 3D Printed Habitat Challenge. Phase One of the multi-stage competition is currently seeking architectural concepts for a 3D-printed human shelter for Mars.

Send your design ideas to aid Cambodia’s Tonlé Sap Lake community

All architects, designers, students, and multidisciplinary teams are invited to submit designs of a floating/movable structure to serve the remote Floating Village communities of Tonlé Sap Lake, a Cambodian UNESCO site that is now severely threatened by increasing levels of pollution and disease.

See previous recaps here.