Articles tagged "Awards"

Submit your project for the world's largest awards program for architecture.

Last week, Architizer hosted our annual A+Awards gala in Manhattan.

You name it, there is not a building type that Adjaye Associates has not touched and redefined in th e process.

The project constitutes another significant step on penda’s whirlwind path to international prominen ce.

Now is the time to enter the 5th Annual A+Awards — the world’s largest awards program for arch itecture and products. The final entry deadline is Friday, January 27! Architects appreciate the importance of embracing all things innovative, from emerging technologies like 3D printing and virtual reality to cutting-edge building products that help provide better-quality housing…

DISSING+WEITLING Architecture won the 2015 A+Award, Jury Choice, for the Highways & Bridges Category with Cykelslangen / The Bicycle Snake. This 660-foot (200-meter) bicycle bridge in Copenhagen makes life easier for some 12,500 commuters daily.

With 90+ categories and 300+ jurors, the Architizer A+Awards is the world’s definitive archite ctural awards program. Following the Awards Gala and Phaidon book launch on May 14, we are pleased to share the stories behind the winners of the 2015 Awards program — see all of them here. Maisam Architects and Engineers won the 2015…

Diba Tensile Architecture won the 2015 A+Award, Popular Choice, for the Highways & Bridges Category with Tabiat Pedestrian Bridge. The bridge connects two parks with an undulating, multilevel pathway on which users might linger.

With 90+ categories and 300+ jurors, the Architizer A+Awards is the world’s definitive archite ctural awards program. In anticipation of the Awards Gala and Phaidon book launch on May 14, we are pleased to share the stories behind the winners of the 2015 Awards program — see all of them here. MHN Design Union won the…