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Bronze Prize in Architectural design 2026Big Red CrayfishCompany name: DAED design and researchLocation: NanJingEdition:...
14/10/2026

Bronze Prize in Architectural design 2026

Big Red Crayfish

Company name: DAED design and research
Location: NanJing
Edition: 2026
Project status: Realised

Dayi Design always adheres to the design philosophy of form serving function. The design of the staircase is not just a superficial «visual plugin». In addition to its function of connecting spaces, it also supplements the necessary fire escape function in ancient architecture. In practical applications, the cloud ladder forms a cover on the first floor, solving the problem of delivering vegetables in rainy and snowy weather, and also providing shade and shelter for guests coming and going. In addition, the staircase platform here invisibly unlocks a new viewing spot not far from Dabao’en Temple, maximizing the unique geographical advantages and providing visitors with an unexpected viewing experience.

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Bronze Prize in Architectural design 2026ALL CREATIONS Mobile Art Museum by YOUCISHANCompany name: NOA StudioCountry: Ch...
11/10/2026

Bronze Prize in Architectural design 2026

ALL CREATIONS Mobile Art Museum by YOUCISHAN

Company name: NOA Studio
Country: China
Location: Beijing
Client: YOUCISHAN
Edition: 2026

ALL CREATIONS Mobile Art Museum by YOUCISHAN is a portable museum set up at music festivals, letting visitors enjoy art exhibitions alongside live music. Built with modular design, all unit modules are prefabricated in a factory, allowing rapid assembly for exhibitions. After the event, modules can be quickly dismantled and reused for future events. This saves time, cuts labor costs, and reduces overall construction expenses.
Material choices prioritize sustainability, mainly using renewable timber and polycarbonate panels. Structural connections employ ready-made metal connectors, improving efficiency, reducing reliance on skilled labor, and lowering costs.

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Silver Prize in Design for Impact 2026SPORTS AND CULTURAL CENTER MARIE-JOSE PEREC AND JOSEPHINE BAKERCompany name: studi...
10/10/2026

Silver Prize in Design for Impact 2026

SPORTS AND CULTURAL CENTER MARIE-JOSE PEREC AND JOSEPHINE BAKER

Company name: studioMilou Singapore Pte Ltd
Country: Singapore
Location: Oni/Georgia
Client: The Georgia National Museum
Team: studioMilou Singapore designed the Racha Museum exhibition - concept, spatial/visual narratives/3D design - in partnership with the Georgian National Museum and Racha Regional Museum, led by Professor David Lordkipanidze.
Edition: 2026
Project status: Concept

studioMilou’s permanent exhibition concept for the restored Museum of Racha in the mountain town of Oni in Georgia’s Racha region, one of the cradles of Western metalworking, was developed with the Georgian National Museum. Less known outside Georgia today, Oni and its surrounds are the lands of Prometheus and the Golden Fleece: a crossroads where Colchian, Greek, Persian, Byzantine and Ottoman worlds met and overlapped. Most of the 4,000 artefacts held by the museum’s 500 m2, whether sacred offerings or early coins, collectively represent uncountable layers of culture and interconnectedness across communities, cultures, and continents and time. Modest and accessible in scale, the exhibition nonetheless illuminates a remarkable breadth of human experience through metallurgy - following worked metal from ritual offering to early currency in a unified design. 3 spaces carry visitors from geology and mining to Racha as a major trade centre, to Georgian country life, past and present. Sombre galleries echo subterranean mines, while lighting illuminates artefacts.

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Photo credits: studioMilou Singapore

Silver Prize in Architectural design 2026Round About BathsCompany name: Leopold Banchini ArchitectsCountry: SwitzerlandL...
06/10/2026

Silver Prize in Architectural design 2026

Round About Baths

Company name: Leopold Banchini Architects
Country: Switzerland
Location: Plaza Salón, Gran Via Juan Carlos I, Logroño, Spain
Client: Festival Concentrico
Team: Designed by Leopold Banchini, the project reflects his approach to architecture, combining sustainability, simplicity and inventive construction. The timber structures and carpentry were built by PROSMA, specialists in timber construction.

Cars dancing endlessly round and around, drawing inaccessible circular spaces punctuating our cities, looking for meaning.
What about roundabout what?
*Round About Baths* transforms an impersonal and inaccessible fountain, trapped at the centre of relentless traffic, into an intimate and communal experience where undressed bodies meet in water.
Once the pride of 19th-century social movements promoting public hygiene for the working class, urban public baths have slowly closed their doors, unsurprisingly replaced by private and commercial wellness centres, mirrors of our times.
Combining changing rooms, steam rooms and cold-water basins, *Round About Baths* offers privacy while occupying a central point in the city. The temporary public programme reveals the hidden potential of a car-dominated urban environment, hacking existing urban infrastructure and transforming our perception of these forgotten spaces.

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Photo credits: Gregori Civera

Silver Prize in Architectural design 2026Round About BathsCompany name: Leopold Banchini ArchitectsCountry: SwitzerlandL...
04/10/2026

Silver Prize in Architectural design 2026

Round About Baths

Company name: Leopold Banchini Architects
Country: Switzerland
Location: Plaza Salón, Gran Via Juan Carlos I, Logroño, Spain
Client: Festival Concentrico
Team: Designed by Leopold Banchini, the project reflects his approach to architecture, combining sustainability, simplicity and inventive construction. The timber structures and carpentry were built by PROSMA, specialists in timber construction.

Cars dancing endlessly round and around, drawing inaccessible circular spaces punctuating our cities, looking for meaning.
What about roundabout what?
*Round About Baths* transforms an impersonal and inaccessible fountain, trapped at the centre of relentless traffic, into an intimate and communal experience where undressed bodies meet in water.
Once the pride of 19th-century social movements promoting public hygiene for the working class, urban public baths have slowly closed their doors, unsurprisingly replaced by private and commercial wellness centres, mirrors of our times.
Combining changing rooms, steam rooms and cold-water basins, *Round About Baths* offers privacy while occupying a central point in the city. The temporary public programme reveals the hidden potential of a car-dominated urban environment, hacking existing urban infrastructure and transforming our perception of these forgotten spaces.

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Photo credits: Gregori Civera

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Silver Prize in Architectural design 2026Multifunctional building in Barbiano - Kindergarten, daycare centre, tourist of...
30/09/2026

Silver Prize in Architectural design 2026

Multifunctional building in Barbiano - Kindergarten, daycare centre, tourist office, and village connection

Company name: Roland Baldi Architects
Country: Italy
Location: Barbiano / Italy
Client: Municipality of Barbiano
Team: Roland Baldi | Sila Giriftinoglu | Erica Mazzoni
Edition: 2026

A green bridge: At the southern entrance to Barbian/Barbiano, a green wooden structure marks the new entrance to the village. The multifunctional ensemble, built to the Climate House Gold standard, is divided into two structures, each on opposite sides of the street: on the hillside, a kindergarten, daycare centre,, children’s restaurant and a protected play area on the roof; opposite, the tourist office with staircase as well as an elevator tower that provides barrier-free access to the village center. A bridge connects the two structures. The architecture uses the landscape as a design generator: a base made of exposed concrete supports light wooden structures with green glazed facades that make the building visible from afar. Inside, open learning areas replace the classic class room typology; niches and meeting islands create spaces for movement, retreat, and play.

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Photo credits: Oskar Da Riz

Silver Prize in Design for Impact 2026Moodvironment: An AI-Driven Computationally Fabricated Responsive Environment for ...
27/09/2026

Silver Prize in Design for Impact 2026

Moodvironment: An AI-Driven Computationally Fabricated Responsive Environment for Collective Emotional Awareness in Public Spaces

Company name: Morphogenesis, Washington State University + Center for Design Research, Virginia Tech
Country: United States
Location: New Bedford, MA
Client: Massachusetts Design Art & Technology Institute (DATMA)
Team: M. Ghandi, R. Haghnazar, M. Taba, B. Chaichi, Y. Ashjazadeh, F. Beheshti, A. Gerhardt, S. Dia, M. R. Wagner, P. Agrawal, Y. Ayer, N. Freedman, E. Ahwee-Marrah, A. Massey, A. Taghvaie, A. Karami, M. Herrboldt, S. Derazgisou, G. Shams, N. Sheriff
Edition: 2026
Project status: Realised

Moodvironment is an emotive intelligent and interactive installation that uses architecture as a medium to foster collective emotional awareness and social engagement. In contemporary cities, public spaces rarely provide mechanisms for expressing emotional conditions or reflecting on the shared experiences of communities. Positioned at the intersection of computational design, responsive architecture, and digital fabrication, it investigates how intelligent architectural systems can translate emotional states into collective spatial experiences while amplifying overlooked voices.

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Photo credits: Adam DeTour, Andrew Kepinski, Morphogenesis Lab, Massachusetts Design Art & Technology Institute (DATMA)

Silver Prize in Architectural design 2026Gambit OfficeCompany name: Robert Konieczny KWK PromesCountry: PolandLocation: ...
24/09/2026

Silver Prize in Architectural design 2026

Gambit Office

Company name: Robert Konieczny KWK Promes
Country: Poland
Location: Gliwice, Poland

Client: Gambit Systems
Team: authors: Robert Konieczny, Michał Lisiński; collaboration: Katarzyna Pająk, Karol Jackiewicz, Karol Knap, Krzysztof Kobiela; structural design: Firma
Inżynierska STATYK
Edition: 2026
Project status: Realised

Gambit, a specialist pipe distribution company, commissioned us to design an office-warehouse building that would serve as its unique showcase. Yet we were asked to do it at the lowest possible cost. So we came up with the idea of using the material they trade in, which they could also acquire at cost. At the same time, we wanted the office and warehouse sections to form a unified whole.

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Photo credits: Juliusz Sokołowski, Robert Konieczny KWK Promes

Architecture in Foyer 2026 is coming to Warsaw!On 15–16 October, architects, designers, researchers and educators will c...
21/09/2026

Architecture in Foyer 2026 is coming to Warsaw!

On 15–16 October, architects, designers, researchers and educators will come together for two days of talks, discussions and exchange.

The programme will explore the future of architecture, design, technology and education — and will include the Design Educates Awards 2026 Ceremony.

📍 Warsaw University of Technology
📅 15–16 October 2026

Register and learn more at aif-warsaw.com

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