Over 200 firms from more than 80 countries honored for local craftsmanship and global innovation at the 13th A+Awards
Architizer, the world’s largest architecture platform based in New York, has announced the winners of the 13th Annual Architizer A+Awards. Founded on the principle of democratizing architecture, the A+Awards honors outstanding buildings and spaces around the world. NPO Aoyama Design Forum (ADF) proudly supports the "A+ Award" as a media partner of Architizer again this year.
Now in its 13th year, the program celebrates architectural excellence from over 200 firms across more than 80 countries. The 2025 winners reflect a diverse range of approaches—from regional craftsmanship and sustainable thinking to innovative material use and adaptive reuse. New categories such as “Local Innovation” and “Material Innovation” joined established focuses like urban renewal and green building, highlighting design that is globally relevant and deeply rooted in place.
- Chancery House by dMFK Architects Photo credit: Jack Hobhouse
- Dongmingshan Senyu Hotel by GLA Design Photo credit: Xi Chen
- Boulder Park 3D Concrete-Printed Playground by XISUI Design Photo credit: Zhou Sheng
- Aquifer Recharge Plant – Cape Flats (MAR) by SALT Architects Photo credit: Karl Rogers
- Centre for Inclusive Growth & Competitiveness for TAPMI by The Purple Ink Studio Photo credit: Suryan//Dang
- Dialogue with Nature—Commune STORE by Atelier Global Photo credit: ZHIYI
- Dulin Educational and Cultural Center by Project Mingde (The University of Hong Kong) Photo credit: Jin Weiqi
- Fondation de Chine by Coldefy Photo credit: Cyrille Weiner
- FW JI· The Rural Memory Museum by IARA Photo credit: Yi Huang
- House in Tvaladi by NS STUDIO Photo credit: Grigory Sokolinski
- təməsew̓txʷ Aquatic and Community Centre by hmca architecture + design Photo credit: Nic Lehoux
- The Lap Pool House by ARISTIDES DALLAS ARCHITECTS Photo credit: Panagiotis Voumvakis
- Shannan Beehive Observation Cabin by Omno Lab Photo credit: Shen Gao and Qiwei Jiang
- US Embassy Guatamala City Guatemala by The Miller Hull Partnership Photo credit: Gabe Border
The featured winners of the 2025 cycle
- "Bodegas Faustino Winery" by Foster + Partners (Oyón, Spain)
- "Hudson River Park’s Gansevoort Peninsula" by Field Operations (New York, USA)
- "Academia Atlas" by Sordo Madaleno (Zapopan, Mexico)
- "Kuwait University Administration Facilities" by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM) (Shadadiya, Kuwait)
- "Populus" by Studio Gang (Denver, USA)
- "Nokha Village Community Centre" by Sanjay Puri Architects (Nokha, India)
- "Portland International Airport Main Terminal Expansion" by ZGF Architects (Portland, USA)
- "Meander Housing" by Steven Holl Architects (Helsinki, Finland)
- "Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture" by MASS Design Group (Gashora, Rwanda)

Kuwait University Administration Facilities by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)
Photo credit: Dave Burk
Firm-based categories
- Snorre Stinessen Architecture (Popular Choice Winner, Best X-Small Firm)
- Desai Chia Architecture (Jury Winner, Best Small Firm)
- Olson Kundig (Jury Winner, Best Large Firm)
- MGA | Michael Green Architecture (Jury Winner, Best Sustainable Firm)
- HDR (Popular Choice Winner, Best Global Firm)
These works prove that architecture’s power resides not just in bold gestures, but in their depth of thought," said Saul Kim, Director, Saul Kim Studio. Architizer will highlight the winners across its 5+ million strong digital community, and also host live celebration events this fall. The winners will also be featured in Architizer: The World’s Best Architecture, an annual hardcover compendium showcasing the most impactful architectural work of the year.
- The Bull @ Zabb e Lee Cooking School by Chiangmai Life Architects Photo credit: Alberto Cosi
- Ferrocarril de Cuernavaca 780 by HEMAA Photo credit: Cesar Bejar Studio
- Tianjin Zhongshuge bookstore by X+LIVING Photo credit: SFAP
- La Pedrera by Taller Ezequiel Aguilar Martinez Photo credit: Amy Bello
- Paper Island by Cobe Photo credit: Cobe
- Library in the Earth by Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP Photo credit: Koji Fujii / TOREAL
- Perth Museum by Mecanoo Photo credit: Greg Holmes
- QR3D by Park + Associates Photo credit: Derek Swalwell
- SAP Garden by 3XN Photo credit: Rasmus Hjortshoj
- School of Davos Platz by CURA Architekten Photo credit: Daisuke Hirabayashi
- Widbey Puzzle Prefab by Wittman Estes Photo credit: Andrew Pogue
- Rails of Memory by Blaising Borchardt Studio Photo credit: Francois Baudry
- House on Lake Como by J. MAYER H. und Partner Architekten Photo credit: David Franck
- The Arc – Green School Bali by IBUKU Photo credit: Tommaso Riva
Key Dates
- Launch: October 7, 2024
- Entry Deadline: February 21, 2025
- Finalists Announced: April 2025
- Popular Choice Vote: May 2025
- Winners Announced: June 2025
About Architizer
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