Awards

Beijing Chunhe Jingming Sales Center, a place of cultural exchange at the starting point of the Jing-Hang Grand Canal

Lu Lixing

Sitting in Tongzhou, Beijing, a city rich in history, the project has an elegant design, which is a perfect marriage of traditional and contemporary styles.

# 2022 # Finalist # Residential Building - Complex (606)

#Interior

Hidden in time, reliable quality, green and environmental protection

Haochen Su

Chinese style garden villas, with cornices at corners, mountains made of stacked stones and interesting water management, are towering and flexible.

# 2022 # Finalist # Residence (1667)

#Interior

5

Siji Minfu Roast Duck Restaurant, dining among the ruins of the Great Wall

IN.X Design

the design has magnified the Beijing culture embedded in the brand genes to facilitate the acquisition of new customers and improvement of the brand influence.

# 2022 # Restaurant (248)

#Hospitality

5

HONG 0871 Yunnan Cuisine Restaurant, "simmer" the color, flavor, and tastes into the space

IN.X Design

the "strategic catering" service of IN.X is actually an inevitable way to promote the brand through space.

# 2022 # Leisure (235) # Restaurant (248) # Multifunctional Building - Complex (762)

#Hospitality

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VILLA I20, made with glass and carbonized wood

Abelardo Gonzalez Arkitektbyrå

A new family home on a hilly site in southern Sweden, using the existing old house as the footprint for the Villa.

# 2022 # Finalist # Residence (1667)

#Villa

Villa Widiksson, an ecological domestic experiment

Abelardo Gonzalez Arkitektbyrå

A private family home in Halmstad, Sweden, Villa Widiksson is an experimental ecological house.

# 2022 # Residence (1667)

#Villa

In Villa Andersson, a shell-structure enhances the interior experience

Abelardo Gonzalez Arkitektbyrå

A single family home, Villa Andersson is an experiment between voids, mass and wrapping of space inspired by windcatchers in Hyderabad, Pakistan.

# 2022 # Finalist # Residence (1667)

#Villa

Ford’s Michigan Central: A Model for Urban Resiliency

Mikyoung Kim Design

Ford’s Michigan Central Development is a comprehensive plan that transforms a 21-acre historic train station into a resilient 21st century mobility hub.

# 2022 # Finalist # Cultural center (488) # Research center (102)

#Public Space

TMC3 Innovation Center, a new paradigm for resiliency and sustainability in Houston

Mikyoung Kim Design

Houston’s TMC is the largest medical complex in the world. This new research campus south of Brays Bayou is a new paradigm for resiliency and sustainability.

# 2022 # Finalist # Cultural center (488) # Healthcare (185) # Offices (964) # Public space (493) # Research center (102) # Multifunctional Building - Complex (762)

#Health

Nancy and Rich Kinder Museum Building, inspired by clouds

Steven Holl Architects

The Nancy and Rich Kinder Building of The Museum of Fine Arts Houston, serves as the centerpiece of the campus expansion, uniting an integral community space.

# 2022 # Mentioned # Exhibition (442)

#Culture

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House Grill-Reichenauer, a garden pavilion

Mladen Jadric, Jakob Mayer, Maximilian Krankl, Federica Rizzo, Nikolaus Punzengruber

The design was based on a fundamental assumption: architecture always has a temporary responsibility for a previously untouched piece of nature.

# 2022 # Residence (1667)

#Renovation

Metsä Pavilion, a sustainable building created from prefabricated wooden elements

Helin & Co Architects

the Metsä Pavilion showcases the opportunities of prefabricated wooden element construction and the innovative ways in which wood is used in Finland.

# 2022 # Installation (111)

#Special Projects