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OfficeTed TabetMon 03 Dec 18

World Architecture Festival Awards 2018: Winners

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The tenth edition of the World Architecture Festival has wrapped up in Amsterdam with a number of Australian firms recognised in their respective categories.

The three-day conference saw some of the world's leading architects awarded from a record shortlist of 535 projects divided into two categories: completed buildings and future projects.

Shortlisted architects from 57 countries presented to live juries over the three-day conference, which culminated in the announcement of the 2018 World Building of the Year, WOHA's Kampung Admiralty in Singapore.

The 11-storey retirement community comprises public housing for seniors, integrated with healthcare, wellness and eldercare facilities, and a childcare centre.

Australia was well-represented with five projects receiving recognition in their respective categories.

Maitland Riverlink by Chrofi and McGregor Coxall was judged the winner of the civic and community – completed buildings category while the Piano Mill by Conrad Gargett was judged the winner of the culture – completed buildings category.

John Wardle Architects’ Captain Kelly was also highly commended in the villa – completed buildings category.

The Australian Embassy Bangkok by BVN was awarded the winner of the civic, culture and transport category.

BVN’s Fraser Property Australia head office was highly commended in the offices category and Russell and George’s Space and Time was highly commended in the creative re-use category.

Related: 2018 National Architecture Awards: Winners


Villa

WINNER

High Horse Ranch (USA) - KieranTimberlake


Future Projects and School

WINNER

nextoffice (IRAN) - Guyim Vault House


Higher Education and Research

WINNER

Exeter College Cohen Quadrangle (UK) - Alison Brooks Architects


Health

WINNER

Hospital AZ Zeno (BEL) - APROG - BOECKX- B2Ai


Religion

WINNER

Belarusian Memorial Chapel (UK) - Spheron Architects


Shopping

WINNER

Shanghai Greenland Center / Greenland Being Funny (CHI) -NIKKEN SEKKEI


Housing, Large Scale

WINNER

The Street (IND) - SanjaTy Puri Architects


Hotel and Leisure

WINNER

Hotel Jakarta (NED) - SeARCH


Production, Energy, & Recycling

WINNER

Länsisalmi Power Station (FIN) - Parviainen Architects


Office

WINNER

C&P Corporate Headquarters (AUST) - INNOCAD Architecture


New & Old

WINNER

Zeitz MOCAA (SA) - Heatherwick Studio


Housing, Small Scale

WINNER

Weston Street (UK) - Allford Hall Monaghan Morris


House

WINNER

A house in a garden (IRE) - David Leech Architects


Display

WINNER

Hammershus Visitors Centre (DEN) - Arkitema Architects


Culture

WINNER

The Piano Mill (AUS) - Conrad Gargett


Health - Future Projects and Sport

WINNER

The Alder Centre (UK) - Allford Hall Monaghan Morris


Civic and Community

WINNER

Maitland Riverlink (AUS) - CHROFI with McGregor Coxall


School

WINNER

Muku Nursery School (JAP) - Tezuka Architects


World Building of the Year (Mixed-Use)

WINNER

Kampung Admiralty (SIN) - WOHA


Click here for the full list of this year's award winners from the World Architecture Festival.

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