World Architecture Festival

Following the recent unveiling of the World Architecture Festival (WAF) shortlist, its sister event, the Inside World Festival of Interiors, has revealed its own 2019 shortlist. The awards celebrates the best, boldest, and most innovative interior designs from around the world.

The World Architecture Festival has announced its annual shortlist of the best new architecture from around the world. Featuring a whopping 534 buildings hailing from 70 countries, it's a truly global event that includes projects from some of the best firms in the business.

During the World Architecture Festival), its sister event, the Inside World Festival of Interiors, also took place in Amsterdam. The three-day event culminated with the crowning of the Yumin Art Nouveau Collection as the 2018 World Interior of the Year.

Singapore's Kampung Admiralty has won the 2018 World Building of the Year at the World Architecture Festival. Designed by WOHA, it meets the needs of elderly people in a safe and green environment.

​​As part of its annual jamboree celebrating the best in design from around the globe, the World Architecture Festival will this year introduce a new award that tackles the critical challenges around water scarcity.

Celebrating its 10th anniversary​, the World Architecture Festival (WAF) has just awarded this year's prizes. The winners were selected from a shortlist of 434 projects from 68 different countries, and featured everything from a hospital in Iran to an earthquake-proof house in China.

The 2017 World Architecture Festival shortlist has been announced. This year's finalists include some fantastic buildings and plenty of variety, from familiar names like BIG and Zaha Hadid to firms that that prove you don't need to be a household name to produce work of a very high caliber.

Poland's National Museum in Szczecin – Dialogue Centre Przelomy has been declared the 2016 World Building of the Year at the World Architecture Festival. The WAF also declared the winners of several other categories during its three-day event in Berlin.

A a vertical village in Singapore has been name the World Building of the Year 2015 at the World Architecture Festival. The Interlace is a residential development designed by OMA / Buro Ole Scheeren. It comprises 31 six-story apartment blocks stacked in hexagonal shapes.

This year's World Architecture Festival Awards was held over three days in Singapore. It featured a particularly varied choice of projects, from small-scale community spaces to large modern sports buildings.

The cities of the future are envisioned as green oases powered by clean, renewable energy. A joint Chinese-Singaporean project hopes to provide a case study for just such cities. Binhai Eco City is designed to be an example of how cities can be completely green developments.