You’ve entered for a chance to achieve architectural glory, voted on your favorites, and counted down the days until the winner announcement. Well, the wait is over: We are very excited to present the winners of the 2015 Architizer A+Awards!
As with last year, we’re pleased to recognize architecture in the Typology and Plus Categories, as well as Products in dedicated categories of their own. A highly-esteemed jury of over 300 industry leaders — including Iwan Baan, Charles Adler, Sou Fujimoto, Natasha Jen, Tom Kundig, and Beatrice Galilee — selected the Jury Winners, while an online public vote determined the Popular Choice winners.
- Over 3,000 entries from 80 countries
- 150 total winners
- 43,000 voters from over 100 countries and territories
Given the number of strong contenders, each and every one of the winners has earned its place among the best of the best, and we are once again thrilled to see the up-and-coming firms join the likes of major, multinational firms among the winners.
Not only will we be celebrating the winners at our annual A+Awards Gala in New York on May 14, but this year also sees an exciting new initiative to provide further exposure to the winners. For this year’s program, Architizer has partnered with Phaidon — the premier global publisher of the creative arts — to publish an annual compendium of the A+Award winners, which will also be released on May 14!
We’ve included some of our favorites below, but be sure to see the full list of winners here and stay tuned for more details about the book and the event!
A visual list of all this year’s winners can be found at:
2015 Typology Category Winners
2015 Plus Category Winners
2015 Product Category Winners
© 3XN
Museums (Popular Choice): Blue Planet by 3XN
© Studio Gang
Recreation Centers (Jury): WMS Boathouse by Studio Gang Architects
© Robert Polidori | Mumbai International Airport Pvt. Ltd.
Airports (Jury): Chhatrapati Shivaji Int’l Airport Terminal 2 by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, LLP
© ements Photography
Religious Buildings & Memorials (Popular Choice): Community Church Knarvik by Reiulf Ramstad Architects
© John Horner
Higher Education & Research Facilities (Popular Choice): Melbourne School of Design, University of Melbourne by NADAAA, Inc. and John Wardle Architects
See more amazing architecture among the rest of the winners →
