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 #92 for Jan. 18-22, 2016:

2016 winners of the AIA Institute Honor Awards for Architecture, Interiors, and Urban Design

The AIA announced a new set of stellar projects for their annual Honor Awards. Out of over 500 submissions to the competitive program, only 18 won awards.

AIA gives 2016 Twenty-Five Year Award to the Monterey Bay Aquarium

Completed in 1984, the tourist hotspot Monterey Bay Aquarium won this year's AIA Twenty-Five Year Award, which recognizes a completed building that has continuously conveyed architectural design excellence over the past 25-35 years.

Scott Merrill announced as 2016 Driehaus Prize laureate

Florida-based architect Scott Merrill was named as the 14th laureate of the $200,000 Driehaus Prize, in recognition of his masterful combination of classical and vernacular forms of architecture. Last week, Archinect spoke with Scott Merrill in the latest episode of our Archinect Sessions: One-to-One podcast.

Four teams to compete for redesign of historic State Library Victoria in Australia

Following an Expression of Interest this past fall, four architectural and engineering teams were invited to submit design proposals to redevelop Melbourne's iconic State Library Victoria.

L.A. photographer reveals Iceland’s architectural heritage, one trip at a time

Photographer Michael Kelley exposes Iceland's unique architectural heritage and its serene natural landscapes in his growing photography collection, "Living: Island Style", which is currently exhibited at the AIA | LA chapter gallery until January 31.

Get the scoop on SCOPE, the 2016 Young Taiwanese Architectural Designer Exhibition

Opening yesterday at the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in New York, the Young Taiwanese Architectural Designer Exhibition is back for round two with SCOPE. The designers reflect on their cultural roots in Taiwan and their personal experiences living in NYC.

Hanger Barn wins 2016 City of Dreams

This summer, Governors Island will show off another outdoor installation from the City of Dreams Pavilion competition. Youngsu Lee and Bosuk Hur of Folio architects won the latest edition with their proposal, "Hanger Barn".

See previous Bustler news recaps.