0Wild Atlantic Wellness CentreThe Wild Atlantic Wellness Centre is designed as a calming, human-centred environment that supports mental wellbeing through spatial experience, materiality, and connection to nature. The design brings together café, library, and therapy spaces to encourage movement, choice, social interaction, and quiet reflection.
0WinnerThe 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.
3Best in RegionInvisible Woundsocio-therapeutic center that integrates psychological healing with community life where architecture transforms therapy into a shared social experience, turning stigma into awareness and recovery into resilience.
0Sky Royale Pavilion by Spaces and DesignSky Royale Pavilion stands out as a one-of-a-kind experience centre as it creates a harmonious dialogue between structure, materials, and handcrafted artistry. Nestled within the architectural asymmetry of Sky Royale, the pavilion is more than just a sales gallery, it serves as a tactile and immersive narrative that unfolds through fluid forms.
15People's Choice AwardThe Ramp "The Ramp" transforms business life in a joyless society. This public office, featuring an inviting ramp, draws in individuals from the street. Its unique design encourages social interaction while allowing personal space, addressing the lack of entertainment, social life, and happiness prevalent in the environment.
0DeafSpace meets compact livingA reconstruction of a former office buiding reveals a new type of housing and turns into a hospitality/ resitential building in Berlin Germany.
8The ThinkableThe Thinkable believes that the school is not only a place for learning but also for character and personality building. The school is based on the principles of a discussion-based learning environment that incorporates real-world building skills into the curriculum and the spaces it provides.
5People's Choice AwardGreen Diary HouseWith the changes made in the lifestyle, the need for collective spaces and discourse is felt in the context of the society. A person who is used to a traditional lifestyle is lost and bored in the current situation, needs more care and attention.
5WinnerCar Park PavilionWe wanted to obtain a simple, functional block, which will be universal, at the same time its form will also refer to Japanese architecture, because we believe that these features can harmonise and intertwine.