Architects

A passively cooled hospital, an innovative bridge, and a sensitively designed cultural building are the three finalists for the prestigious RIBA International Prize. Just one will be declared the world's best building in early 2022.

The Royal Institute of British Architects has unveiled six shortlisted projects vying for the Stirling Prize, UK's highest architecture honor. Highlights include a bridge that doesn't meet in the middle and a mosque with a stunning timber interior.

The Royal Institute of British Architects has unveiled the winners of its 2021 National Awards. Featuring the UK's best new buildings, the awards include everything from stunning places of worship to luxury homes and historic renovations.

The Royal Institute of British Architects has announced the winning projects of its 2021 International Awards for Excellence. Consisting of 16 buildings from around the world, each one displays a commitment to superb design.

Agora's latest photography contest concentrates on the built environment, spanning everything from ancient historical sites to incredible modern skyscrapers, with a spectacular shot of Vietnam’s iconic Golden Bridge winning the popular vote.

The annual Pritzker Prize is architecture's most prestigious honor. The 2020 laureate has now been announced, and it's actually not one person but two: Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara of Ireland's Grafton Architects.

An aerial shot of Iceland’s ‘braided rivers’ has taken first place in the annual Pano Awards, a photography competition dedicated to showcasing the magnificence of panoramic photography. In its 10th year the contest received nearly 5000 entries.

The 2019 Stephen Lawrence Prize winner has been announced. Cork House won for its innovative use of cork to offer an attractive and sustainable home.

HOK, Perkins + Will, and Morphosis feature in 2019's Architects for Animals Giving Shelter event, which tasks architects with designing cat shelters.

RIBA has announced its shortlist for this year's Stephen Lawrence Prize. Consisting of six projects built to a relatively small budget by lesser-known architecture firms, highlights include a sustainable home made from cork and another that fits into a small awkward plot once used to repair cars.

The finalists have been named for this year's 2019 ABB LEAF Awards, which highlights outstanding architecture from around the globe. Though it features the usual big names, such as SOM, Zaha Hadid, and UN Studio, there's also a surprising number of outstanding projects from lesser known firms.

Margot Krasojević's futuristic aesthetic as well as the eco and energy efficiency considerations she incorporates into her projects makes for some fascinating concepts. The latest project is a proposed crematorium, memorial space and – if the renderings are anything to go by – a skatepark.