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Hélène Binet, Studio 44, and Carlo Aiello are among this week's winners
MAXXI Diptychon, architecture by Zaha Hadid, 2009. Photo © Hélène Binet. Courtesy ammann // gallery 2015 SEED Award winners. “Miami 2100” exhibition addresses projected rising sea levels with resilient design. Photo: Manuel Perez-Trujillo Koluma 01, architecture by Peter Zumthor, 2007. Photo © Hélène Binet. Courtesy ammann // gallery The Parabola Chair is still on the rise with 2014 Red Dot Award win. Photo courtesy of Carlo Aiello. The winning concepts for the city of Kaliningrad in Russia. Pictured: 1st prize: Studio 44 with the Institute of Territorial Development (Saint Petersburg, Russia) Jacques Rougerie Foundation International Competition results: Innovation and Architecture for the Sea - Laureate: BIODIVER[CITY] by Quentin Perchet, Thomas Yvon and Zarko Uzlac | France and Romania.

“Miami 2100” exhibition addresses projected rising sea levels with resilient design. Photo: Manuel Perez-Trujillo
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“Miami 2100” exhibition addresses projected rising sea levels with resilient design. Photo: Manuel Perez-Trujillo