Just like that, August is coming to a close. 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.

In case you missed any of these competition and event highlights over the last two weeks, here's recap #122:

Final six revealed for 2016 Fuller Challenge

And then there were six. The Buckminster Fuller Institute revealed the final initiatives that still have a chance at winning the $100,000 grand prize. Each project focuses on a different pressing issue, so it seems like the competition is anyone's game at this stage.

Feast your eyes on this sleek trade center by HALLUCINATE, a 2016 INSIDE shortlister

Shenzhen-based practice HALLUCINATE earned a spot on the 2016 INSIDE: World Festival of Interiors shortlist with their eye-catching design for The Midwest Inland Port Financial Town, an industrial trade center in China's Xi’an International Trade & Logistics Park.

In The Unlikely Event examines the International Airport “species”

Artist Janet Abrams took on the daunting task of hand-molding 30 of the world's busiest airports into terra cotta models for her installation, “In the Unlikely Event”. As part of her ongoing “A Natural History of Technology” series, Abrams examines the mini airports as if they were natural specimens.

Get lost in the 17th International Garden Festival at Reford Gardens

Although the summer season is gradually winding down, the 2016 International Garden Festival in Montreal's historic Reford Gardens will be open through early October. Get a glimpse of the winning landscape installations that were chosen for this year's festival.

Archtober 2016 is just around the corner!

Only a few weeks left until Archtober 2016, NYC's month-long architecture festival! Starting October 1, Archinect and Bustler will feature weekly selections of noteworthy events from Archtober's jam-packed calendar.

See previous Bustler news recaps.