10735The Social Magnet Revitalizing the Pedestrian Approach to the City of Panjim: The Social Magnet | Project type: Urban revitalization | The way we shape cities is an indicator of the kind of humanity we bring to bear, because our environmental impacts, our social well-being, our economic vitality, our sense of community and connectedness, all depend on how we shape our cities.
35468‘ गोंड कला भवन ’- GOND CULTURE AND ARCHITECTUREThe objective of this project is to introduce the relevance of Gond culture and architecture. A variety of cultural and ecologically friendly architectural practices, as well as the community's relationship with nature are looked upon. This is followed by a proposal for the community's upliftment in terms of their age old culture, with suitable area program.
9181People'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
1183NextGen Museum:A hub where Science & Tech connectsThe NextGen Museum: A hub where science, Tech & imagination connects at Hyderabad is envisioned as a futuristic landmark that redefines the boundaries of museum architecture by merging innovation, sustainability & immersive learning. Designed as a symbol of progress & human ingenuity, the building adopts dynamic, fluid & parametric forms.
14715Editor's ChoiceIN BETWEENArchitecture it is an ongoing adaptation to the multiple conflicting forces flowing through society. Our project offers an alternative reality where standardization utilized to create a costume environment that express the students experience in living abroad. And how architecture Intervene to make it less alien and more enjoyable one.
521.6KWinnerSerendipityEvery house must answer all fundamental needs for a human.Before overgrowing of cities and residential towers,houses were connected to the street with smaller streets giving the dwellers an opportunity to interact with people of neighborhood.today apartments connect units by stairs and elevators which are in lack of Serendipity.
0114Progetto 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.
12110WinnerNusantara - 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.
17838Special MentionApparatus of AmusementA retail for Post-consumption. Experimenting alternate productive relations to mindless consumption.
0179WinnerThe 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.
25310WinnerFLOW"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.
8200People's Choice AwardWOVEN WORK Based on traditional patterns woven by Indian women, the project recalls a tradition based on manual labor as well as creative work. Because the patterns are made up of solids and voids, the project transfers them to a set of courtyards determined by the directional relationship of the weave formed by the modules and the courtyard.
13272WinnerArt Therapy CentreThe Art Therapy Center project is primarily designed for individuals dealing with deteriorating mental health and depression. It is also open to the local community for integration and scientific purposes. The therapy program is based on experiential art and the architecture itself, exploring their impact on emotions, senses, and well-being of the users.
378COR MEDITERRANEUMDuring a stop along the Albanian Riviera, Porto Palermo appears as a powerful yet unexpectedly empty Mediterranean landscape. Beyond its castle, the site reveals layers of nature, military memory and everyday traces. Cor Mediterraneum proposes a research center that activates the coast through knowledge and interpretation rather than mass tourism.
0186WinnerThe 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.
8141Runner-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?
770Maritime and Traditional Shipbuilding Visitor Center in JakartaThis project proposes a visitor center and maritime museum inspired by the cultural and constructive logic of traditional shipbuilding and textile craft. Drawing from the Pinisi boat as a primary reference, the architecture reinterprets the vessel not as a literal form, but as a spatial system of structure, rhythm, and assembly.
28231WinnerSITUATIONS SCHOOLWe believe learning should not be restricted to a specific space, it needs to be a nonstop process, a mindset to transform all human-made environments into learning opportunities. Therefore a school should be a place where children learn how to learn through their own natural behaviours ?play and exploration? and at their own pace.
167128Exploring the Deep: An Oceanarium ComplexThe Oceanarium Complex on Sonadia Island spans 720 acres, showcasing marine biodiversity through multi-zone aquariums, research labs, and eco-friendly amenities. Designed to conserve endangered species, promote education, and support local communities, it fosters sustainable tourism while positioning Bangladesh as a leading eco-tourism destination.
767The House of Music IndonesiaThe House of Music Indonesia bridges the archipelago through a symbolic dialogue of timber and metal, echoing traditional instruments. Timber reflects heritage and cultural memory, while metal represents youth, innovation, and modern expression, creating a dynamic sanctuary where music, craftsmanship, and community unite
1207WinnerTEDZUKURI Traditional Japanese Craft centerDesign for a Centre for Traditional Japanese Crafts in the city of Akita, Japan. A concept for an open exhibition and creative space to cultivate local handicraft traditions related to Kawatsura, Kabazaiku and Odtat Magewappa products.
192.0KEditor's ChoiceSensory LandmarkFear of the unknown environment leads to a lack of activity, directly linked to children's creativity. The focus was on spending the most extended hours of the day and living without fear in the most stimulated schools. What if they could perceive the school's environment with their own senses? What if they had their maps in their heads?
461Indonesian Martial Heritage Center PARANG · KERIS · PENCAK SILATThe project recognizes the need for a contemporary space that reconnects modern urban society with these traditions, transforming cultural heritage from static museum artifacts into active, lived experiences.
41.0KVILLAGE AND FOREST - SAFE HOUSEParticipation in the safe house contest, the idea is to generate a village from tree houses, where the terraces, bridges, and the same housing modules allow a constant relationship between spaces and allow its users to adapt the space to their liking
591harmony of heterogeneityThe Visitor Center for Religions in Jakarta explores how architecture can connect diverse religious identities without erasing their differences. Through ritual simulations, museum exhibitions, and shared spaces linked by movement and water, the project fosters dialogue, understanding, and interfaith tolerance.
160CADENCENestled within Montserrat's volcanic landscape and tropical ecosystem, Cadence is a music retreat designed as a healing landscape. Inspired by the island's rich musical legacy—once a historic crossroad for legendary artists—the project redefines status symbol, shifting the paradigm from exclusive wealth to a shared, profound respect for sound, community
6189Atghar-Kuriana Floating Guava Market developmentMasterplan Development Of Atghar-Kuriana Floating Guava Markets: An Approach To Enhance Tourism In Pirojpur, Barisal focuses on preserving the unique cultural identity of the floating guava trade while promoting sustainable tourism. The project aims to empower local farmers, improve infrastructure, and create rural placemaking opportunities.
097"SUNDARBANS:Sanctuary for The Soul" Mangrove Eco Tourism and Wildlife Conservation Center,Sharankhola, Sundarbans, Bangladesh.This project aims to integrate architecture with the fragile ecosystem of the Sundarbans by promoting eco-tourism and wildlife conservation. The design responds to the mangrove landscape, climate, and biodiversity of the region. Designed with minimal environmental impact, it incorporates elevated structures, sustainable materials, and specialized facilities
30457WinnerCelebrating Mandvi: Architecture as a negotiator Rethinking architecture constructed for and by tourism. On a larger picture, the thesis questions the idea of using architecture as a tool to package places as destinations to be sold rather than journeys to be experienced.
13392Kids need Fun + PlayArchitecture shapes our lives, creating places to work, rest, and most importantly, play. The forms, colours, and materials within our environment define the ways that this ‘play’ occurs. Placing something as simple as playground into a place for children can have huge benefits.
8162Best in RegionNANO NEST 2.0 (COLLECTIVE LIV[IN]G FOR INDIVIDUALS) is an advanced living system where young individuals can have living units according to their needs, economic ability, locations, and the partners they choose to share with. Their information data will configure the units which can be reconfigurable over time with the changing needs.
111.0KFLOATING HIVE---MARINE COMMUNITY DESIGN Floating hive is based on the hive hexagon, using its stability and splicability, and with the guidance of the landscape city, to design a sea floating home that can cope with rain and flood disasters, with flexibility, mobility, regionality and livability .Hoping to bring a new idea to solve the sea level problem in Jakarta.
15183Honorable MentionZOOLOGICAL PARK AND WILDLIFE MUSEUMThe project is to design a zoological park and wildlife museum at Puthur, in Thrissur city of Kerala, incorporating landscape immersion techniques to provide natural habitats for creatures, Zoos, conservation areas and public interest amenity areas.Solutions are designed to provoke the intellect and inspire the senses.
