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 #102 for the week of March 28-April 1, 2016.

Zaha Hadid has died: A recollection of some of her recent prestigious accolades

Last Thursday was a day of mourning in architecture, with the sudden passing of Zaha Hadid. Social media was swamped with tributes for the architect, who was a daring creative force through and through and whose body of work will remain invaluable for generations to come.

Also see more of Archinect's coverage on Zaha Hadid and her work here.

Four 2016 Wheelwright Prize finalists from Chile, Italy, and Spain to compete for $100K grant

It's already that time of year when Harvard GSD will soon award their next Wheelwright Prize recipient. Chosen out of nearly 200 applicants from 45 countries, 2016 finalists Samuel Bravo, Matilde Cassani, Anna Puigjaner, and Pier Paolo Tamburelli will prepare their big presentations for a shot at the prestigious travel grant.

Ney & Partners + William Matthews Associates to redesign Tintagel Bridge

The team led by civil engineers Ney & Partners and architecture firm William Matthes Associates had the winning proposal for the historic Tintagel Bridge in Cornwall. The winning design was selected for its structurally elegant and poetic approach, as the jury described.

First glimpse of UNStudio's winning concept for proposed mixed-use in Frankfurt

UNStudio revealed the initial proposal for a new mixed-use masterplan for the former Deutsche Bank site in Frankfurt. In the initial concept, the development includes four high-rise towers and a multitude of pedestrian-friendly public spaces.

Revive Philip Johnson's New York State Pavilion in this National Trust ideas competition

Among the recent efforts to preserve the World's Fair landmark, the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the People for the Pavilion launched an ideas competition seeking creative reuse solutions to revive it into a new public space.

Architects take Bollywood to new heights in the Film City Tower competition

If the elements of a film city like Mumbai were to be condensed into a landmark tower, what would it look like and how would it be used? Participants in the "Film City Tower: Bollywood reimagined" competition put forth their most innovative tower concepts that represent the historic Bollywood hotspot.

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