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BIG, AR-MA, and Platform for Architecture + Research are among this week's winners
AR-MA's winning commission, 'Trifolium', a new event pavilion for the Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation in Sydney. Photo Credit: Brett Boardman IS ARCH Awards 2014 - Detail from 1st Prize winner: EXPERIMENTAL PROCESSES FOR THE RECONFIGURATION OF THE URBAN TISSUE IN LIMA CITY Urban Open Space Award 2014 finalists (clockwise from top): Columbus Commons and Scioto Mile (Columbus, Ohio); Guthrie Green (Tulsa, Oklahoma); Washington Park (Cincinnati, Ohio); The Railyard Park and Plaza (Santa Fe, New Mexico); Klyde Warren Park (Dallas, Texas) BIG proposes cage-free “Zootopia” redesign for iconic Danish zoo. Image courtesy of BIG. AR-MA's winning commission, 'Trifolium', a new event pavilion for the Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation in Sydney. Photo Credit: Brett Boardman 1st prize winner of the FAITH! ideas competition: CAMLEY STREET SYLVAN CHAPEL. Image courtesy of Combo Competitions. Shortlisted project for 2014 World Interiors News Annual Awards: Workspace Interiors - Federal Center South Building 1202 by ZGF Architects LLP. Photo credit: Benjamin Benschneider. PAR wins the 2014 AIA Los Angeles Emerging Practice Award. Above: PAR office in Los Angeles. Photo courtesy of PAR. The New Aspen Art Museum by Shigeru Ban. Photo by David X Prutting/BFAnyc.com The La Cage aux Follies outdoor installation at the Materials & Applications space in Los Angeles for the VIS-Á-VIS performance series. Photo Credit: Nick Cope.

Urban Open Space Award 2014 finalists (clockwise from top): Columbus Commons and Scioto Mile (Columbus, Ohio); Guthrie Green (Tulsa, Oklahoma); Washington Park (Cincinnati, Ohio); The Railyard Park and Plaza (Santa Fe, New Mexico); Klyde Warren Park (Dallas, Texas)
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Urban Open Space Award 2014 finalists (clockwise from top): Columbus Commons and Scioto Mile (Columbus, Ohio); Guthrie Green (Tulsa, Oklahoma); Washington Park (Cincinnati, Ohio); The Railyard Park and Plaza (Santa Fe, New Mexico); Klyde Warren Park (Dallas, Texas)