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OMA, Stereotank, and "Nothing is impossible" are among this week's many winners
Night view of Stereotank's winning HEARTBEAT design. Image by Stereotank Aerial view of OMA's proposed Lujiazui Exhibiton Center in Shanghai. Image courtesy OMA Day view of Stereotank's winning HEARTBEAT design. Image by Stereotank Heatherwick Studio - UK Pavilion, Shanghai World Expo, 2007–10. Photo: Iwan Baan 2015 Mies van der Rohe Award competitor: Villa Kogelhof in Kamperland, The Netherlands by Paul de Ruiter Architects. Photo © Jeroen Musch Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park (Paterson, NJ) is one of four U.S. national parks being used as case studies in the National Parks Now competition. Iwan Baan / Chicago, 2014, via chicagoarchitecturebiennial.org Unbelievable Challenge first prize winner: “Nothing is impossible” by Alexandru Oprita and Laurentiu Constantin, Romania

2015 Mies van der Rohe Award competitor: Villa Kogelhof in Kamperland, The Netherlands by Paul de Ruiter Architects. Photo © Jeroen Musch
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2015 Mies van der Rohe Award competitor: Villa Kogelhof in Kamperland, The Netherlands by Paul de Ruiter Architects. Photo © Jeroen Musch