World Architecture Community Awards 40th Cycle Winners
World Architecture Community has announced the winners of WA Awards 10+5+X 40th Cycle in Architecture and Interior Design sections. WA Awards presents 43 different winning projects from 17 different countries with a fantastic mix of building types, spanning from China to Italy, Turkey to United Arab Emirates. In short, the winning countries can be listed as Vietnam, China, India, Sri Lanka, Italy, United States, Kazakhstan, Iran, Mexico, Turkey, Moldova, Bangladesh, United Arab Emirates, Greece, France, Germany, Japan. ADF (NPO Aoyama Design Forum) has continuously supported the award as one of the media partners.
WA Awards 10+5+X 40th Cycle Architecture/Realised category
In Architecture/Realised category, Zaha Hadid Architects won the WA Award with 2 projects: Infinitus Plaza from China and Striatus 3D-printed bridge in Italy, which have been selected by the Votes of Honorary Members and Winners in earlier cycles in Realised category and selected democratically, through the Votings of WAC Community Members.
In addition, VTN Architects' Binh House in Vietnam and Srijit Srinivas' Brick Lattice House in India, ROOM+ Design & Build's TREE-HOUSE in Vietnam, Damith Premathilake's Holiday Retreat At Diyathalawa in Sri Lanka are among the winners of the 40th Cycle in the Realised category.
Category Winners Full List
Selected by the votes of Honorary Members and Winners in earlier cycles (10 projects)
- Binh House, Vietnam by VTN Architects
- Serrangel, China by Chester Goh
- Brick Lattice House, India by Srijit Srinivas
- Infinitus Plaza, China by Zaha Hadid Architects
- Dining Space at DevaDhare, India by Play Architecture
- Community Art Gallery of Plum Bossom, China by UAD 9 Studio
- The Vibes Co-space, Vietnam by Infinitive Architecture
- Holiday Retreat at Diyathalawa, Sri Lanka by Damith Premathilake
- Tree-house, Vietnam by ROOM + Design & Byuild
- Striatus, Italy by Zaha Hadid Architecture
Selected democratically, through the votes of community members (+5 projects)
- Binh House, Vietnam by VTN Architects
- Infinitus Plaza, China by Zaha Hadid Architects
- Tree-house, Vietnam by ROOM + Design & Byuild
- Striatus, Italy by Zaha Hadid Architecture
- Parasympathy: A Space of Empathy and Active Compassion, United States by Mona Ghandi
WA Awards 10+5+X 40th Cycle Architecture/Designed category
In Architecture/Designed category, Studio Symbiosis' Amar Villa in India, Alper Aytac's DE Bodrum Museum in Turkey, Davood Boroojeni Office's Museum Of Life in Iran won the WA Awards, which have been selected by the Votes of Honorary Members and Winners in earlier cycles in Designed category and selected democratically, through the Votings of WAC Community Members.
Moreover, Yazgan Design Architecture's Courtyard Villa in Kazakhstan, Aplus Architects' Tiny Club House in Vietnam have been selected by the Votes of Honorary Members and Winners in earlier cycles in Designed category and selected democratically, through the Votings of WAC Community Members.
Category Winners Full List
Selected by the votes of Honorary Members and Winners in earlier cycles (10 projects)
- Amar Villa, India by Studio Symbiosis
- Nokha Village School, India by Sanjay Puri
- Courtyard Villa, Kazakhstan by Kerem Yazgan
- Museum of Life, Iran by Davood Boroojeni Office
- West Mountain Innovation Valley-Beijing Collaborative Innovation Park, China by CAA Architects
- Tiny Club House, Vietnam by Aplus Architects
- Living the Gardens, Mexico by Sanzpont Arquitectura
- DE Bodrum Museum, Turkey by Alper Aytac
- Ensemble of Administrative Building, Moldova by ARCHiTYPE|ARHITIP-PROIECT
- Flying Garden Villa, Iran by Ahmand Ghodsimanesh
Selected democratically, through the votes of community members (+5 projects)
- Amar Villa, India by Studio Symbiosis
- Courtyard Villa, Kazakhstan by Kerem Yazgan
- Museum of Life, Iran by Davood Boroojeni Office
- Tiny Club House, Vietnam by Aplus Architects
- DE Bodrum Museum, Turkey by Alper Aytac
WA Awards 10+5+X 40th Cycle Architecture/Student category
In Architecture/Student category, Faisal Hossain's Celebrating Tea in Bangladesh, Ceren Erguler's Transnational Intersection in Turkey, Chester Goh's Super-Hydro-City! in China, Shafaq Qamar's ASCENSION: An Elevated Urban Realm in United Arab Emirates won the WA Awards in the Student category, which have been selected by the Votes of Honorary Members and Winners in earlier cycles in Designed category and selected democratically, through the Votings of WAC Community Members.
Moreover, Myrto Lada's Connection VII: New Additions At The Research Center ‘Demokritos’ in Greece and Keren Shi's FRACTURE OF REVIVAL - Civic Campus Of Brick Library in United States are also among the winners of the 40th Cycle in the Student category.
Category Winners Full List
Selected by the votes of Honorary Members and Winners in earlier cycles (10 projects)
- University of Urban Archeology: A Place for Culture, Learning, and Revitalization, Turkey by Mehmet Doruk Topkaya
- X City - Under the Moon, Iran by Mohsen Kheirmand Parizi
- Transnational Intersection, Turkey by Ceren Erguler
- Celebrating Tea, Bangladesh by Faisal Hossain
- ASCENSION: An Elevated Urban Realm, United Arab Emira by Shafaq Qamar
- Super-Hydro-City!, China by Chester Goh
- Connection VII: NEw Additions at the Research Center 'Demokritos', Greece by Mytro Lada
- FRACTURE OF REVIVAL- Civic Campus of Brick Library, United States by Keren Shi
- Coignet Development Park Paris 2020, France by Jiri Petrzelka
- FRESH AIR SCHOOL, Germany by Quang Anh Bui
Selected democratically, through the votes of community members (+5 projects)
- X City - Under the Moon, Iran by Mohsen Kheirmand Parizi
- Transnational Intersection, Turkey by Ceren Erguler
- Celebrating Tea, Bangladesh by Faisal Hossain
- ASCENSION: An Elevated Urban Realm, United Arab Emira by Shafaq Qamar
- Super-Hydro-City!, China by Chester Goh
WA Awards 10+5+X 40th Cycle Interior Design/Realised category
In Interior Design/Realised category, Bo Zhang's LAIPIC Exhibition Hall from China, AD ARCHITECTURE's Da Dong Gastro Esthetics in China, SALONE DEL SALON's Yung Zing Tung Copper Culture Gallery in China won the WA Awards, which have been selected by the Votes of Honorary Members and Winners in earlier cycles in Designed category and selected democratically, through the Votings of WAC Community Members.
Moreover, Masahiro Yoshida's Goodman Amenity Space and KAMA-ASA Shop in Japan are also among the winners of the 40th Cycle.
Winners Full List
Selected by the votes of Honorary Members and Winners in earlier cycles (10 projects)
- Yung Zing Tung Copper Culture Gallery, China by SALONE DEL SALON
- Da Dong Gastro Esthetics, China by AD ARCHITECTURE
- Chasing Light, China by AD ARCHITECTURE
- Central Mansion Sales Center, Yichang, China by GFD
- LAIPIC Exhibition Hall, China by Bo Zhang
- Taste of Dagong- Rhapsody, Shanghai, China by AD ARCHITECTURE
- Goodman Amenity Space, Japan by Masahiro Yoshida
- Eternal Abode, India by Space Race Architects
- KAMA-ASA Shop, Japan by Masahiro Yoshida
- JIANG YIN MANSION Life Aesthetics Pavilion, China by Jinjing Wei
Selected democratically, through the votes of community members (+5 projects)
- Yung Zing Tung Copper Culture Gallery, China by SALONE DEL SALON
- Da Dong Gastro Esthetics, China by AD ARCHITECTURE
- Chasing Light, China by AD ARCHITECTURE
- Central Mansion Sales Center, Yichang, China by GFD
- LAIPIC Exhibition Hall, China by Bo Zhang
Selection Criteria
The competition has 2 selection criteria; One by the Votes of its official jury, composed of honorary members and previous' cycle winners, delivering 10 awards, in each of the three categories (Realised, Designed and Student).
Another by the Votes of WAC's registered members who decide to Vote, which makes the +5, a totally democratic selection.
In a category, if there are less than 15 submissions in total, in that case, 2/3 of the submitted projects that have the higher votes by the cycle's official jury and 1/3 of the submitted projects that have the higher votes by the registered members are awarded.
41st Cycle of WA Awards is Now Open for Submission
The 41st Cycle of WA Awards is now open for submissions until 8 July 2022.