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Here are the 16 winners of this year’s RIBA International Awards for Excellence
The National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, Alabama by MASS Design Group.
RIBA has announced its slate of winners of the biennial International Awards for Excellence.
16 projects from 11 different countries were selected for their ability to “exemplify design excellence and architectural ambition and deliver meaningful social impact.”
This year’s winners are defined by a commitment to historical context, an inkling toward multi-use designs, and an ability to tackle pre-existing environmental concerns in innovative ways that leave open the possibility for sustained vitality in such uncertain times when prognostications should indicate otherwise.
Scroll down for a list of winners and project photos.
Expansion of the University Hospital of the Santa Fe de Bogotá Foundation in Bogotá, Colombia by El Equipo Mazzanti/Giancarlo Mazzanti. Photo: Alejandro Arango.
Renovation of the Captain's House in Fuzhou, China by Vector Architects. Photo: Hao Chen.
The Polygon Gallery in North Vancouver, Canada by Patkau Architects. Photo: James Dow.
Msheireb Downtown Doha Master Plan in Doha, Qatar by Arup and AECOM. Photo: Gerry O'Leary.
Modern Art Museum and its Walkways in Shanghai, China by Atelier Deshaus. Photo: Fangfang Tian.
Lille Langebro in Copenhagen, Denmark by WilkinsonEye and Uban Agency. Photo: Rasmus Hjortshøj.
Lianzhou Museum of Photography in Lianzhou, China by O-office Architects/Jianxiang He & Ying Jiang. Photo: Chao Zhang.
Kohan Ceram Central Office Building in Tehran, Iran by Hooba Design Group. Photo: Deed Studio.
James-Simon-Galerie in Berlin, Germany by David Chipperfield Architects Berlin. Photo: Simon Menges.
Friendship Hospital, Satkhira in Shyamnagar, Bangladesh by Kashef Chowdhury/URBANA. Photo: Asif Salman Courtesy of URBANA.
Dongziguan Villagers' Activity Center in Hangzhou, China by gad · line+ studio. Photo: Yi Fan.
Artists' Retreat at Pittugala in Athurugiriya, Sri Lanka by Palinda Kannangara Architects. Photo: Sebastian Posingis.
Amorepacific Headquarters in Seoul, South Korea by David Chipperfield Architects Berlin, HAEAHN Architecture and KESSON. Photo: Andreas Gehrke Noshe.
Alila Yangshuo in Guangxi, China by Vector Architects. Photo: Shengliang Su.
Tai Kwun - The Centre for Heritage and Arts in Hong Kong by Purcell (Conservation Architect), Herzog & de Meuron (Architect and Master Planner), Rocco Design Architects Associates Limited (Executive Architect). Photo: Edmon Leong.
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