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WAF, all the winners of the 2024 edition

The Darlington Public School in Sydney, by fjcstudio, is the World Building of the Year. The Pang Mei Noodle Bar LFS in Beijing, by Office AIO, is the Interior of the Year

WAF 2024, winners announced
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The Darlington Public School in Sydney, designed by fjcstudio, won World Building of the Year at the World Architecture Festival (WAF) 2024, while the Pang Mei Noodle Bar LFS in Beijing, designed by Office AIO, was proclaimed World Interior of the Year, as part of the Inside World Festival of Interiors, the parallel event dedicated to interiors.

The civic building Küçükçekmece Djemevi by EAA-Emre Arolat Architecture was recognized as Future Project of the Year, whereas "Regeneration Of Vitality", the renovation of Guanlan Riverside Plaza in Shenzhen, by LAY-OUT Planning Consultants, won the Landscape of the Year prize.

WAF, annunciati i vincitori dell'edizione 2024

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È la Darlington Public School a Sidney, progettata da fjcstudio, ad aggiudicarsi il titolo di World Building of the Year al World Architecture Festival (WAF) 2024, mentre il Pang Mei Noodle Bar LFS a Pechino, disegnato da Office AIO, è stato proclamato World Interior of the Year, nell'ambito dell'Inside World Festival of Interiors, l'evento parallelo dedicato agli interni.

L'edificio pubblico Küçükçekmece Djemevi di EAA-Emre Arolat Architecture è stato riconosciuto come Future Project of the Year; "Regeneration Of Vitality", il progetto di riqualificazione della Guanlan Riverside Plaza di Shenzhen, a firma di LAY-OUT Planning Consultants, ha vinto il titolo di Landscape of the Year.

Darlington Public School by fjcstudio © Brett Boardman

 

The overall winners of this year's edition of WAF, themed Tomorrow, were announced in Singapore at the gala dinner at the end of the festival's final three days, held Nov. 6-8 at Marina Bay Sands, with a packed program of talks and panel discussions. On the first two days, the 42 category winners, selected by the award jury from 470 shortlisted projects from around the world, were announced.

During the event in Singapore, the winners of the Special Prizes and the overall winner of WAFX, the section of the award dedicated to projects that address major global issues – such as health, climate change, technology, ethics and values – were also announced: this is Knowledge Economic City, a new Smart City in Saudi Arabia designed by DLR Group.

Knowledge Economic City by DLR Group

 

Category Award Winners: Completed Buildings

  • Civic and Community: National Star Observatory in Cyprus by Kyriakos Tsolakis Architects
  • Creative Re-use: Pumphouse in Canada by 5468796 Architecture
  • Culture: Istanbul Modern (Istanbul Museum of Modern Art) in Turkey by RPBW (Renzo Piano Building Workshop)
  • Display: MemutAR 竹旋幻居 in Taiwan by Laboratory for Explorative Architecture & Design
  • Health: Paula Fox Melanoma and Cancer Centre in Australia by Lyons
  • Higher Education & Research: Waimarie – Lincoln University Science Facility in New Zealand by Warren and Mahoney in association with Lab-Works
  • House & Villa (Urban): Arthur Residence in Canada by 5468796 Architecture
  • House & Villa (Rural/Coastal): Touching Eden House in Singapore by Wallflower Architecture + Design
  • Housing: Nightingale Village in Australia by Architecture architecture, Austin Maynard Architects, Breathe, Clare Cousins Architects, Hayball, Kennedy Nolan
  • Hotel & Leisure: TAWA Refugio in Chile by CONTEXTO
  • Mixed-Use: 88 Walker in Australia by fitzpatrick+partners
  • Office: Forskaren in Sweden by 3XN
  • Production, Energy and Logistics: Kalyon Karapınar 1.350 MWp SPP – Central Control Building in Turkey by Bilgin Architects
  • Retrofit: Rhodes House Transformation in the United Kingdom by Stanton Williams
  • School: Darlington Public School in Australia by fjcstudio
  • Shopping: Newson’s Yard in the United Kingdom by Stiff+Trevillion
  • Sport: Parramatta Aquatic Centre in Australia by Grimshaw and ABA with McGregor Coxall
  • Transport: Metropolitan Bus Station in Poland by Tremend

Küçükçekmece Djemevi by EAA-Emre Arolat Architecture © Ivabox

 

Category Award Winners: Future Projects

  • Competition Entries: Retal Mosque in Saudi Arabia by Pace
  • Civic: Küçükçekmece Djemevi in Turkey by EAA-Emre Arolat Architecture
  • Commercial Mixed-Use: Shoupé mixed-use project in Iran by KanLan Studio
  • Culture: Creative Cluster in Riyadh in Saudi Arabia by IND
  • Education: University of Tasmania Forestry Building in Australia by Woods Bagot
  • Experimental: AGRITECTURE in India by tHE gRID Architects
  • Health: Tatamá Hospital in Columbia by aRE Arquitectura en estudio, OPUS diseño arquitectura paisaje, ABALARK
  • House: Meru in Kenya by SAOTA
  • Infrastructure: Chaarkhaan Bridge in Iran by Bonsar Architects
  • Leisure-led Development: Unity Arena in Norway by Rodeo Architects
  • Masterplanning: The Greenline Project Master Plan in Australia by ASPECT Studios, TCL, City of Melbourne
  • Office: Institut Thoracique de Montréal – Breathing life into an abandoned urban hospital in Canada by NEUF architect(e)s
  • Residential: Regent’s View Bethnal Green in the United Kingdom by RSHP
  • Sport: Coronation Park Sports & Recreation Centre in Canada by hcma & Dub Architects in conjunction with FaulknerBrowns Architects

Pang Mei Noodle Bar LFS by Office AIO © Wen Studio

 

Category Award Winners: INSIDE

  • Bars & Restaurants: Pang Mei Noodle Bar LFS in China by Office A10
  • Education: WSU Bankstown City Campus in Australia by HDR Pty
  • Hotels: Fasano Itaim in Brazil by Studio MK27
  • Public Buildings: Embassy of Australia, Washington D.C. in the United States by Bates Smart
  • Residential: twentyfour in Malta by 3DM Architecture
  • Retail: Fender Flagship Tokyo in Japan by Klein Dytham architecture
  • Temporary/Meanwhile Use: Backpack Housing in Hong Kong by HKU/ Superposition
  • Workplace (Large): CSL Global Headquarters and Centre for Research & Development in Australia by Cox Architecture
  • Workplace (Small): Penn Color Technology Center in Singapore by DP Design

The Brewhouse and Trident Park by ritchie_studio © Joe Smith

 

Special Prizes

  • The GROHE Water Prize: The Maotai Eco-Metaverse project in China, by Turenscape
  • Best Use of Stone: OH HO Residence in India by Play Architecture
  • The Sustainability Prize: White Renovation in Iran by Olgoo
  • Best use of Natural Light: ICÔNE in Luxembourg by Foster + Partners
  • Best Use of Colour: The Brewhouse and Trident Park in Malta by ritchie*studio
  • Small Project of the Year: Fushi in Japan by Tezuka Architects

 

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Cover Image: Darlington Public School by fjcstudio © Brett Boardman
Unless otherwise indicated, images courtesy of WAF
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