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Architecture Competitions can take different forms, such as open competitions, invited competitions, student competitions, and ideas competitions, each catering to different participants and objectives. Architectural competitions aim to stimulate creativity and innovation, encourage public engagement and interest, promote new talent, and provide clients with a range of design proposals for their projects. Winning an architectural competition can significantly boost an architect’s or firm’s reputation, portfolio, and offer opportunities to work on prestigious or high-profile projects.
Stockholm, a city celebrated for its flat cityscape, is poised for a transformative landmark thanks to Danish and Swedish architecture firms Cobe and Yellon. Their winning entry, Stadsljus (City Light),…
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The Danish architecture firm Cobe has won the prestigious international competition for a new university library in the heart of Sweden’s second-largest city, Gothenburg. In addition to providing a new…
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In 2020 Dutch Architecture firm Dividual completed their proposal “Working Gardens,” a speculative project that proposes transforming partially vacant office areas in the Randstad metropolitan area into a network of multifunctional…
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In 1988, architect Hans Kollhoff presented his innovative proposal, “The Compact City of Atlanpole,” for the “Technopole” competition. Envisioned as an urban nexus housing research and educational facilities for high-tech…
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The studio petrjanda/brainwork won an international architecture competition for the Abu Dhabi Flamingo Visitor Center in the protected area of the Al Wathba Wetland Reserve. The main idea is to connect…
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In 2017, Kwong Von Glinow Design Office was awarded the 1st Prize in the New York Affordable Housing Challenge competition. Their project aimed to be both flexible to accommodate the…
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Strategically positioned at the gateway to Magdeburger Harbour and serving as the terminus of an urban axis that stretches from the inner Alster to the river Elbe, Hamburg’s upcoming complex…
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The Circle project designed by SANAA in 2010 is an eleven-story building complex located at Zurich airport. The building has retail program on the first and second floor, offices on floors three…
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The Reykjavik Mosque project designed by U67 Architects takes inspiration in the historical mosque’s typologies to create a place where the Islamic culture is intertwined with the site-specificity of Reykjavik.
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David Chipperfield will design in the years to come the new home for the Nobel Prize in Stockholm. The building is situated as a ‘solitaire’ in a prominent water-edge position on the peninsula Blasieholmen, next…
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The Japanese Architect Shigeru Ban was among the designers chosen for the Réinventer Paris competition. The competition asked for proposals to revive 23 sites throughout the city of Paris. Shigeru ban submitted a design for an…
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Japanese Architect Sou Fujimoto has received the Second Prize in the International Competition to design a multipurpose Gallery Facility for the city of Takamatsu. Takashi Suo has been chosen ahead of…
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Marin + Trottin has proposed an innovative housing project for Paris. The building has twelve floors made of white clay bricks, perfectly adaptable to the whims of volumetrics.
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Kengo Kuma proposal for the Sydney Art Gallery Expansion project . The design competition was a two-stage invitational process endorsed by the Australian Institute of Architects which an international competition…
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