Selected from over 4,300 Entries from more than 85 Countries
Dezeen Awards 2025 unveiled Architecture Shortlist. The ones for interiors and design as well will be announced by 9 October. The NPO Aoyama Design Forum (ADF) supports Dezeen Awards 2025 as a media partner.

House (urban)
Hedge and Arbour House, Studio Bright, Melbourne, Australia
Photo credit: Rory Gardiner
In total, 269 projects are shortlisted in 49 categories across architecture, interiors, design, and sustainability. The shortlists feature some of the best-known global designers, including Herzog & de Meuron, Foster + Partners, Olson Kundig Architects, Heatherwick Studio, and Neri & Hu.

Small project
Kazemat Koningsweg, JCR Architecten, Arnhem, Netherlands
Photo credit: Sebastian van Damme

Hospitality project
Legacy of Bodegas Faustino Winery, Foster + Partners, Oyón, Spain
Photo credit: Nigel Young
The shortlisted projects have been selected from over 4,300 entries from more than 85 countries across the world, with the United States, the United Kingdom, China, Australia, and Japan is making the top five entering countries. The winners will be announced at the Dezeen Awards 2025 party, which will take place on 25 November at the Exhibition White City in London.November at the Exhibition White City in London.
- Hospitality project Legacy of Bodegas Faustino Winery, Foster + Partners, Oyón, Spain Photo credit: Nigel Young
- House renovation Nina’s House, Nina+Co and ROAR, London, UK Photo credit: French + Tye
- Housing Sirius Redevelopment, BVN, Sydney, Australia Photo credit: Bryn Donkersloot
- Small project Spiritual Enclosure, Ruben Valdez Practice, California, USA Photo credit: César Béjar
- Cultural project Sun Tower, Open Architecture, Yantai, China Photo credit: Iwan Baan
- Cultural project Sun Tower, Open Architecture, Yantai, China Photo credit: Iwan Baan
- Workplace project (large) The Tip og Nordø, Cobe, Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects and Third Nature, Copenhagen, Denmark Photo credit: Cobe
- House renovation Twin Lane-Houses, Atelier Tao+C, Shanghai, China Photo credit: Wen Studio
- Leisure and wellness project University Children’s Hospital Zurich, Herzog & de Meuron, Zurich, Switzerland Photo credit: Maris Mezulis
- House (urban) Villain House, Architecture Office Clàudia Raurell, Barcelona, Spain Photo credit: Jose Hevia
- Heritage project Feskekôrka, White Arkitekter, Gothenburg, Sweden Photo credit: Kalle Sanner
- Heritage project Feskekôrka, White Arkitekter, Gothenburg, Sweden Photo credit: Kalle Sanner
- Workplace project (large) First Building – Bradfield City Centre, Hassell, Sydney, Australia Photo credit: Vinchy Wu
- Workplace project (large) First Building – Bradfield City Centre, Hassell, Sydney, Australia Photo credit: Vinchy Wu
- Workplace project (large) Fourth Ward Office Project, Olson Kundig Architects, Atlanta, USA Photo credit: Nic Lehoux
- Workplace project (large) Fourth Ward Office Project, Olson Kundig Architects, Atlanta, USA Photo credit: Nic Lehoux
- House (urban) Hedge and Arbour House, Studio Bright, Melbourne, Australia Photo credit: Rory Gardiner
- House (urban) Hedge and Arbour House, Studio Bright, Melbourne, Australia Photo credit: Rory Gardiner
- House (urban) Hudson L House, Steven Holl Architects, New York, USA Photo credit: Paul Warchol
- Small project Kazemat Koningsweg, JCR Architecten, Arnhem, Netherlands Photo credit: Sebastian van Damme
- Small project Kazemat Koningsweg, JCR Architecten, Arnhem, Netherlands Photo credit: Sebastian van Damme
- Housing La Comunitat Habitacional, Cierto Estudio, Barcelona, Spain Photo credit: Jose Hevia
- Housing La Comunitat Habitacional, Cierto Estudio, Barcelona, Spain Photo credit: Jose Hevia
- House renovation Nina’s House, Nina+Co and ROAR, London, UK Photo credit: French + Tye
- Housing Sirius Redevelopment, BVN, Sydney, Australia Photo credit: Bryn Donkersloot
- Housing Sirius Redevelopment, BVN, Sydney, Australia Photo credit: Bryn Donkersloot
- Small project Spiritual Enclosure, Ruben Valdez Practice, California, USA Photo credit: César Béjar
- Cultural project Sun Tower, Open Architecture, Yantai, China Photo credit: Iwan Baan
- Workplace project (large) The Tip og Nordø, Cobe, Vilhelm Lauritzen Architects and Third Nature, Copenhagen, Denmark Photo credit: Cobe
- Heritage project The Yard Dalian Cultural Center, Neri&Hu, Dalian, China Photo credit: Dong Image
- House renovation Twin Lane-Houses, Atelier Tao+C, Shanghai, China Photo credit: Wen Studio
- Leisure and wellness project University Children’s Hospital Zurich, Herzog & de Meuron, Zurich, Switzerland Photo credit: Maris Mezulis
- House (urban) Villain House, Architecture Office Clàudia Raurell, Barcelona, Spain Photo credit: Jose Hevia
- Mixed-use project Xi’an CCBD, Heatherwick Studio, Xi’an, China Photo credit: Qingyan Zhu
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