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

Here's recap #101 for the week of March 21-25, 2016.

Steven Holl will design the new Rubenstein Commons at the Institute for Advanced Study

After winning in an invited competition, Steven Holl will make his mark again in Princeton, New Jersey with the new Rubenstein Commons at the Institute for Advanced Study. Have a first glimpse at Holl's winning proposal.

Play ball! Get a glimpse of Hou de Sousa's winning Re-Ball! installation design

What's better than being in an immersive LEGO-like art installation is being able to actually play with it, as seen in Hou de Sousa's "Raise/Raze" entry that won the Dupont Underground's Re-Ball! competition. Participants had to propose installation designs that would cleverly reuse the more than 650,000 translucent plastic balls from last year's BEACH installation at the National Building Museum.

eVolo 2016 Skyscraper Competition winners reimagine vertical architecture

eVolo Magazine held another wildly popular Skyscraper Competition, which invites designers worldwide to challenge the definition of a skyscraper and explore the potentials of vertical living.

Fairy Tales 2016 winners address real architectural issues through fictional storytelling

Living in a time when the inevitable future is constantly on everyone's mind, this year's winning stories forewarn of what possibly awaits in the future of architecture. Created by Blank Space, the international competition invites the creatively inclined to pen their own architectural fairy tale narrative.

Husband-and-wife duo Scott & Scott Architects wins 2016 RAIC Young Architect Award

Learn more about Vancouver-based architects David and Susan Scott, who collectively won the 2016 RAIC Young Architect Award. Every year, the award recognizes architects 40 years old or younger for notable excellence in design, as well as in leadership and service to the profession.

Five MCHAP.emerge finalist projects revealed in the prize's latest cycle

Every other year, the Illinois Institute of Technology's Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize honors some of the best built architectural projects in the Americas. As part of the second cycle of the prize, five emerging practice finalists were revealed in the MCHAP.emerge competition.

The Architectural League of New York to Award Michael R. Bloomberg with the 2016 President's Medal

Former NYC mayor Michael Bloomberg will receive the Architectural League of New York's 2016 President's Medal, the League's highest accolade. Bloomberg joins a somewhat mixed list of recipients, which includes Henry N. Cobb, Richard Serra, Renzo Piano, Amanda Burden, and Massimo and Lella Vignelli, to name a few.

L.A. Conservancy distinguishes nine historic projects in 2016 Preservation Awards

The Los Angeles Conservancy Preservation Awards highlight historic gems in L.A. County as a yearly tribute to the area's unique architectural heritage. This year's winners include projects located in Beverly Hills, Koreatown, and Glendale.

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