Need to catch up on the goings-on in architecture competitions? Archinect highlights 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.

Check out competition headliners from the last two weeks in recap #133 below.

RIBA International Prize awarded to Grafton Architects' UTEC “vertical campus” in Lima

The Universidad de Ingeniería y Tecnología (UTEC) by Grafton Architects and Shell Arquitectos won the very first RIBA International Prize. Open to architects worldwide, the Prize is RIBA's own recognition award for “civil architecture that empowers people and societies to innovate and to progress”.

2016 World Architecture Festival + INSIDE: World Festival of Interiors competition highlights

After four years in Singapore's Marina Bay Sands, the World Architecture Festival and the iNSIDE: World Festival of Interiors moved to Berlin for 2016. In case you missed them, here are a few of the competition highlights:

National Museum in Szczecin crowned as 2016 World Building of the Year

Black Cant System store by Hangzhou AN Interior Design wins 2016 World Interior of the Year

Matt Emmett wins 2016 Arcaid Images Architectural Photographer of the Year award

Out of 20 shortlisted photos, Matt Emmett was awarded as the 2016 Arcaid Images Architectural Photographer of the Year. The jury was drawn to Emmett's satisfyingly symmetric photo of the East London Water Works Company's 1868 covered reservoir in Finsbury Park, London.

First glimpse: The winning Lord Stanley's Gift Public Art sculpture in Ottawa

As the Canadian capital of Ottawa prepares for multiple big anniversaries next year, the city's historic Sparks Street Mall may soon have a shiny new chalice-shaped installation as an ode to the original Stanley Cup.

Ten star-studded teams shortlisted for UK's National Holocaust Memorial

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Check out the full shortlist of the 10 teams that will submit designs for the UK's National Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre proposed for Victoria Tower Gardens. Teams include Foster + Partners, Caruso St John, Adjaye Associates, and Studio Libeskind.

UNStudio + Heerim to design new 32-tower residential masterplan in Seoul

UNStudio and Korean architecture firm Heerim won first place to design a 32-tower residential masterplan in the Daechi-Dong area of Seoul. The development comprises of new 50-story residential towers as well as educational centers, libraries, athletic facilities, and six “themed” gardens.

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