World architecture festival

Tune into this live lecture held by Berlin-based architect Diébédo Francis Kéré on the main stage of the World Architecture Festival 2017.

Benoy is proud to announce that three of the firm’s projects have been shortlisted in the prestigious World Architecture Festival (WAF) for 2018. As a global studio, Benoy’s international reach and multi-disciplinary capability has been reflected in the WAF shortlist. The firm’s projects are | Benoy

The winner of the World Building of the Year has been named at the close of the World Architecture Festival. Quay Quarter Tower, by 3XN Architects, won for its innovative design, which involved radically renovating an existing skyscraper.

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Image 39 of 74 from gallery of An Office Tower Turned into Housing in the US and a Circular School Design in Ethiopia: 10 Competition-Winning Projects Submitted to Archdaily. Dream Pathway/ The connection between the sports recreation park to a cultural street by CAAT studio. Image © PT-Visualization

This week's curated selection of Best Unbuilt Architecture highlights different competition-winning designs submitted by the ArchDaily Community.

Eric Chang of Buro Ole Scheeren discusses The Interlace, the "vertical village" that was crowned World Building of the Year 2015.

The World Architecture Festival has released its 2019 shortlist of buildings up for an award this year. Here, in no particular order, are 16 outstanding examples of projects from the Completed Buildings category.

A timber bridge in China, an art storage facility in the Netherlands and a Buddhist meditation center in Thailand are among over 250 buildings shortlisted in the annual World Architecture Festival (WAF) Awards.

Arch2O has compiled a fully detailed list for you, showcasing the World Architecture Festival 2022 Winners