45211People's Choice AwardAL-KHASFA MEMORIAL MUSEUMAl-Khasfa Memorial Museum is a memorial architecture project dedicated to preserving the memory of the victims of ISIS atrocities at Al-Khasfa, one of Iraq’s most devastating sites of mass execution, where approximately 20,000 people are believed to have lost their lives. More than a conventional museum, the project is conceived as an architectural act of re
11101Best in RegionThe Museum in Sztutowo. New Forms of Expression in the Design of Memorial SitesThe goal of the project was to create a museum and a place of contemplation that would tell the story of the 110,000 prisoners of the Nazi concentration and extermination camp KL Stutthof, not only through artifacts but also through means of expression such as form, light, shadow, and water. As a result, the facility will provide a multi-layered emotional.
499Best in RegionRevitalizing Karnaphuli Riverbank Fishery Ghat As an Adaptable Public-Oriented InfrastructureRevitalizing Karnaphuli Riverbank Fishery Ghat transforms a chaotic fish market into a resilient, modular waterfront. The design improves circulation, auctioning, and logistics while supporting fishermen and laborers. Beyond market hours, it becomes a vibrant public riverfront with walkways, local commerce, and community spaces, adapting to future changes.
036Best in RegionThe ConfluenceThis is Confluence ; an Environmental Research Experience centre on the Wadawurrung Country. The project will act as a catalyst for ecological restoration, cultural exchange, and sustainable innovation, demonstrating how architectural design can regenerate both land and knowledge, bridging the realms of science, ecology, and Indigenous wisdom.
038Special MentionA Moving SchoolA Moving School reimagines the elementary school as an active instrument for learning within the post-colonial, surveillance-oriented context of Taiwanese schools. Inspired by Fröbel, Montessori, and Reggio Emilia, it proposes a responsive architecture of movable elements that supports embodied, ecological, and collaborative learning.
2191.4KPeople's Choice AwardEMBRACING THE TEMPORAL SCAR: “REVITALIZING POST-INDUSTRIAL LANDFORMS THROUGH ECOPOIETIC DESIGN”This thesis reimagines an abandoned Navi Mumbai quarry as a healing ecosystem. Balancing urban growth and biodiversity, the project uses Rhino and Voronoi systems to integrate Miyawaki forests and wetlands into the terrain. The result is an evolving civic landscape where architecture is secondary, prioritizing natural ecological succession and resilience.
147WinnerBlossom MarketBlossom Market represents a new approach to retail, that serves as the antithesis of the conventional big-box store. Blossom Market proposes a different retail experience. One that combines convenience with discovery, celebrates local entrepreneurship, and encourages residents to rethink their shopping routine.
132Best in RegionTarwiqa Heritage Market & Cultural CenterTo create a vibrant cultural hub in Luxor that reconnects heritage with contemporary life by revitalizing underused spaces and traditional crafts. The project extends activity beyond tourism hours, supports a sustainable nighttime economy, and integrates environmentally responsive design to improve energy efficiency, thermal comfort, and urban resilience
39213Best in RegionNuswa Bhuvana, Marunda Across NatureA Public Housing that integrates living activities with nature to mitigate the negative impacts of coal pollution. The project draws from the local agricultural heritage of Marunda, transforming it into a permaculture system (regenerative agriculture). This concept embedding permaculture directly into the living ecosystem through biophilic architecture.
5132Best in RegionTLAPALTEOTL : The Lake That Refused to DieLake Texcoco once cradled Tenochtitlan; today barely 5 percent remains, drained by colonial works that read the lake as a threat. TLAPALTEOTL returns the lake to its community through purification, salt extraction, and chinampa farming, and a tower descending into its buried memory before rising to meet the water.
502.2KSpecial MentionCrisis to Conservation: A Water Research & Awareness Centre for Sustainable Water Management in BangladeshHow can a water-rich nation face thirst? This project transforms architecture into a living interface between people, water, and ecology. Integrating research, education, and visible water infrastructure, it turns hidden hydrological processes into immersive spatial experiences that cultivate awareness, resilience, and sustainable futures.
0110Winner (Bachelor's category)Paudwar Tatopani: A Geothermal Wellness RetreatA project reimagining Nepal's geothermal hot springs (Tatopani) as a comprehensive wellness destination. Rooted in Himalayan vernacular traditions, the design balances community, pilgrimage, wellness, and ecology — with responsible water management, seismic resilience, and a capped visitor capacity to protect the springs for generations to come.
15109People's Choice AwardThe Secure SanctuaryWithin the framework of the e-Heal competition, I have designed the "Secure Inner Courtyard" concept, placing the physical and psychological healing processes of children at its core. Isolated from the chaos and potential hazards of the outside world, this space acts as a sheltered haven where children can play freely, connect with nature, and socialize.
070Winner (Master's category)STABILITAS LOCI: The Benedectines vow of StabilityObona: Pilgrimage as a Regenerative Architecture A regeneration strategy for the abandoned monastery of Santa María la Real de Obona, reactivating the ruin through reversible timber interventions, pilgrim accommodation and local community use within a phased framework of care.
16210WinnerECHOECHO is a music retreat and cultural hub designed to revive Montserrat’s lost musical heritage. Inspired by the island’s volcanic landscape, it brings together artists and local communities through accommodation, recording studios, workshops, and performance spaces, creating a continuous cycle of retreat, creation, and cultural exchange.
375People's Choice AwardArohaAROHA is an Ayurveda Wellness Center in Ahmedabad inspired by the concept of Layers of Balance. The project explores the relationship between body, mind, nature, and healing through climate-responsive architecture, courtyards, water elements, and layered spatial experiences.
168WinnerAyurvedic Medical Centre in AhmedabadThe project for the Ayurvedic Medical Centre in Ahmedabad originates from a reflection on the relationship between health, nature, and architecture.
0143WinnerProgetto Ancora.Beneath the asphalt, a century of industry poisoned the ground that feeds the lagoon. We remove the roads. Not to beautify. To begin. Hyperaccumulator plants draw poison from the earth, one slow season at a time. Buildings stop at their edges, not from failure, but from honesty. Progetto Ancora. Still here. Still anchored.
150WinnerfaroFaro was born from the idea that public lighting can become much more than a simple urban function: a meeting point, a shared space, a small center for community life.
10216People's Choice AwardSubak Protocol - Flood-Adaptive system for JakartaSubak Protocol is a flood-responsive prototype integrating rice storage, water management, and research. A Subak-inspired landscape collects and redistributes floodwater into tanks, freeing the site from inundation. Labs and educational spaces explore rice reuse and circular systems. The project proposes a scalable model for future flood-adaptive territories
12152WinnerNusantara - Volcano & Botanical CenterNusantara Volcano & Botanical Center is an interdisciplinary project that views the volcano as a natural, cultural, and spatial entity. Through architecture, landscape, and educational programs, it connects geology, ecology, and local context, creating a space for research, interaction, and sustainable development.
9165Runner-upSpirit LadderAs vernacular architecture is shaped by climatic conditions, the resulting forms often assume a mythical role. Exploring structures from houses to simple altars, the concept of a spirit ladder has been derived. Can the rules established for the movement of supernatural beings also be applied in a modern facility, and what role can they play?
25346WinnerFLOW"Flow" is a holistic wellness center that spatializes well-being through layered volumes and intersecting planes. Rejecting traditional closed rooms, it eliminates forced routes in favor of fluid, non-linear circulation. Strategic galleries dissolve boundaries, allowing users to experience the space freely at their own rhythm while staying connected.
25253People's Choice AwardFILTERA project is proposed that aims to re-establish the relationship between body, mind, and nature within the fast pace, stress, and fragmented patterns of everyday life. Rather than exposing the user to abrupt spatial transitions, the design introduces a filtered and gradual spatial experience that gently guides the user into the space.
0204WinnerThe Dawn of YggdrasilAsgard reimagined as a pre-human civilization where technology became myth. Crystalline structures grown by unknown laws, Yggdrasil as a cosmic infrastructure connecting realms, the Bifrost as a controlled spacetime anomaly. At cold dawn, the incomprehensible reveals itself, ancient systems once seen by humans as gods. Myth as memory. Physics as divinity.
0187WinnerThe Augmented HearthThe Augmented Hearth reimagines the home as a tectonic, earth-built container with a digital core. A central void anchors social life and environmental performance, blending physical and virtual presence. Adaptable boundaries and modular systems create a flexible, climate-responsive architecture for evolving rituals.
272Best in RegionKURPIE HOUSE. The evolution of form towards the present. Architectural design in the region.The project focuses on creating a contemporary interpretation of the traditional vernacular house type originating from central Poland. As part of the design process, a unique method was developed, offering a structured framework for creative, research-driven reinterpretation of historical architectural forms with regional and cultural specificity.
048WinnerFortress and ComfortThe main objective of this project was to create an emergency operation center that protects people not only physically but also emotionally. The design focuses on providing a space that offers safety, comfort, and psychological relief during natural disasters.
5083WinnerSphere ArenaE-sports programs are unified under one roof to create a collective public space. A central spherical screen connects gaming, viewing, and social areas, transforming play from an individual digital act into a shared spatial experience shaped by interaction and togetherness.
452WinnerThe " Spine "This project reimagines transportation infrastructure as a continuous living system, where movement, dwelling, and landscape merge into a single spatial experience. Rather than connecting destinations, it creates new ways of inhabiting the journey itself.
178WinnerCommon GroundsThis project reimagines the educational environment for out-of-school children through an architecture of care, healing, and inclusion. Designed as a hybrid learning ecosystem, the proposal integrates spaces for education, therapy, recreation, and community engagement to support both academic and emotional development.
5746People's Choice AwardKINESIA This project approaches the e-sports arena not as a structure divided by rigid boundaries, but as a continuous spatial system. The audience is not defined as passive; spectators can engage with the event from various points and in multiple ways. The architecture avoids imposed direction, allowing users to construct their own spatial experience.
11948People's Choice AwardTHE CLUSTERInspired by Andalusian 'Pueblos Blancos', The Cluster redefines hospitality by fragmenting the hotel into breathable modules. Replacing enclosed corridors with open-air streets, it ensures resilience. A permaculture path filters water while stained glass filters light, creating a holistic ecosystem where local heritage meets sustainable living.
14844WinnerGREEN ALLEY Responding to Spain’s extreme climate, this design integrates subterranean thermal mass with sustainable technology. The strategy employs limestone, oak, and photovoltaic skins to ensure thermal equilibrium. Through rainwater harvesting and Poniente breeze channeling, the central Oasis facilitates evaporative cooling, offering a resilient, ecological model.
128WinnerTHE FRAMED HORIZON: A Coastal Experience CenterThe Framed Horizon is a coastal hub at the Margaret Rivermouth. Using Jarrah pergolas to frame vistas, the project merges sustainable materiality with passive design, transforming a traditional caravan park into a social and iconic landmark within a sensitive ecosystem.
0170WinnerAID-MedicA medical space for remote realities Sleeping modules, onboard sanitation, water storage, and solar-powered autonomy allow doctors to operate where facilities don’t exist.
017WinnerDIĀO KÈ - ROUGH-HEW*AS AN ANCIENT CHINESE SAYING GOES, “WHOEVER PLANTS A GARDEN PLANTS HAPPINESS.” THIS PROJECT IS YOUR GARDEN: A BRIDGE BETWEEN GENERATIONS, AN INVITATION TO IMAGINE THE FUTURE WITH GRACE, AWARENESS, AND BEAUTY.
