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.

Catch up on last week's competition headliners in recap #132 below.

2016 Structural Awards winners announced, Grandview Heights Aquatic Centre wins Supreme Excellence

The competitive 2016 Structural Awards honors the innovations and crucial roles of structural engineers worldwide. For starters, the Grandview Heights Aquatic Centre in Surrey, Canada won the coveted Supreme Award for Structural Engineering Excellence.

Shortlisted “Illuminated River” lighting scheme proposals unveiled

Six teams led by well-known architects and artists are hoping to light up central London's bridges with their design schemes in the “Illuminated River” competition. The jury will pick the proposal deemed as the most “elegant and charismatic” approach.

Herzog & de Meuron appointed for Royal College of Art Battersea campus

Herzog & de Meuron emerged as “the clear choice” to design the RCA's new Battersea campus. The competition's Architectural Selection Panel picked Herzog & de Meuron's initial concept because it demonstrated an in-depth understanding of the potential of the Battersea site.

Get cozy in the latest Warming Huts winning designs

Winnipeg's 2017 Warming Huts competition was another success. The competition concluded with three winning designs, a special installation by esteemed artist Anish Kapoor, as well as another installation by a local high-school student. All will be constructed in January for the winter season.

Redesigning the voting experience: The results of Van Alen Institute's “Open Poll” competition

In light of the 2016 U.S. presidential election, VAI held a one-day flash competition that challenged participants with one main objective: How can the design of voting polls be improved to make the voting experience more accessible and engaging for all?

A glimpse of the 2016 Fentress Global Challenge “Airport of the Future” shortlist

How is the emerging generation of architects envisioning the Airport of the Future? Check out the student entries still in the running in the latest Fentress Global Challenge.

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