Celebrating over 200 firms from 80+ countries
Architizer, the world’s leading online platform for architecture, announces the winners of the 14th Annual Architizer A+Awards. Founded on the premise of democratizing architecture, the A+Awards is the industry’s largest and most international awards program and honors the best buildings and spaces from across the globe. NPO Aoyama Design Forum (ADF) proudly supports the "A+ Award" as a media partner of Architizer again this year.
Now in its 14th season, the A+Awards celebrate the work of over 200 firms from 80+ countries. This year’s honorees celebrate a profession turning away from spectacle and toward something more considered: material mastery, regional craft, and projects deeply embedded in place. New categories honoring craft and making join accolades for contextual design, adaptive reuse, and sustainable practices, rounding out a spotlight on architecture that is defined by its intelligence rather than its silhouette.
After reviewing 4,000+ submissions in over 100 categories, the distinguished A+Awards Jury has selected the world’s most considered and thoughtful architecture of the year. The 2026 winners, which are also chosen via an online public vote, reflect a powerful shift in the industry. From projects emphasizing local materials to those leveraging new technologies, this season’s winners comprise firms advancing the discipline in myriad ways.
Select winners include:
- AquaPraça by CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati, Pavilion (Venice, IT)
- Biribinhas House by STUDIO MK27, XL Private House (Guarujá, Brazil)
- Dalian Cultural Center by Neri&Hu Design and Research Office, Architecture +Adaptive Reuse (Dalian, China)
- Echo by Daniel Joseph Chenin, Sustainable Residential (Las Vegas, United States)
- Limberlost Place, George Brown College by Moriyama Teshima Architects, Sustainable Institutional (Toronto, Canada)
- Cloudhaus Hotel by RooMoo Design Studio, Sustainable Interior (Chongqing, China)
- Snøhetta, Best Large Firm
- Padovani Arquitectos, Best Medium Firm
- Fernanda Canales Architecture, Best Public Projects Firm
- tono Inc., Best in Sustainability Firm
- Sanjay Puri Architects, Best Residential Firm

Sydney Fish Market by 3XN
Sydney, Australia
Jury Winner, Architecture +Landscape
Photo: Rasmus Hjortshøj

Katajanokan Laituri Anttinen by Oiva Architects
Helsinki, Finland
Jury Winner, Mixed Use – Large
Photo: Tuomas Uusheimo Photography

The Spirit Factory – Adaptive Reuse Circular Housing
By LINK Arkitektur, Eslöv, Sweden
Popular Choice Winner, Residential Adaptive Reuse
Photo: Felix Gerlach

Vortex 21 by Neelesh Chopda Architecture
Betul, India
Popular Choice Winner, Architecture +Facades
Photo courtesy of Neelesh Chopda Architecture
The 14th A+Awards were judged by Architizer’s 250+ jury academy comprising leading architecture and design voices, as well as luminaries from the diverse fields of art, technology, fashion, media, business, and real estate. The complete list of winners can be found at the official website.
- Techo International Airport by Foster + Partners Phnom Penh, Cambodia Jury Winner, Transportation Infrastructure Photo courtesy of Foster + Partners
- Mount Tamalpias Meadow by Boxleaf Design Mill Valley, California, USA Popular Choice Winner, Private Garden Photo courtesy of Boxleaf Design
- Jacob’s Pillow Doris Duke Theatre by Mecanoo Beckett, Massachusetts, USA Jury Winner, Halls & Theaters Photo: Iwan Baan
- Yan Art Museum by LUO studio Shijiazhuang, China Popular Choice Winner, Gallery & Exhibition Spaces Photo courtesy of LUO studio
- Gelereh (Transforming a Villa into a Home) by ZAV Architects Kuhsar, Iran Popular Choice Winner, Architecture +Color Photo courtesy of ZAV Architects
- Fourth Ward Office Project by Olson Kundig Atlanta, Georgia, USA Popular Choice Winner, Office – Mid Rise Photo: Nic Lehoux
- SAWA by Mei architects and planners Rotterdam, Netherlands Popular Choice Winner, Sustainable Multi-Unit Residential Photo courtesy of Mei architects and planners
- Down in the Clouds by Increments Studio / Practice on Earth Zhejiang, China Jury Winner, Architecture +Innovation Photo: Wang Yun
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