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Architizer's 14th A+Awards<\/i><\/a><\/span> judging is live! Subscribe to our <\/i>Awards Newsletter<\/i><\/span><\/a> for updates on Public Voting and the big winner reveal later this spring.<\/i><\/p><\/p>\n

Models and renders are one of the most important components of a design package. The way a project is represented can be a big deciding factor while choosing which design wins a competition or a contract. Moreover, the act of visualization itself is also an important part of the development process for architectural ideas. Indeed, visualizing conceptual projects allows some studios to express revolutionary ideas for city planning, residential design and cultural hubs.<\/p>\n

Architecture visualization has come a long way from rudimentary SketchUp models and handcrafted physical models. Computational design and 3D printing have made it possible for architects to create previously unimaginable forms, challenging the long-standing ideas of what various typologies should look like. Photorealistic renders also help imagine the true nature of spaces.<\/p>\n

Enter the 10th Annual A+Awards<\/a><\/p>\n

At Architizer, we celebrate architecture as a process, rather than a product. Over the past decade, we have been acknowledging unbuilt designs for their ingenuity and risk-taking efforts with A+Awards categories like Architecture <\/strong>+Models & Rendering<\/strong>. We’ve rounded up the best of these award-winning projects, allowing you to discover how much the field has changed over the past decade.<\/p>\n

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2012-13: University of Iowa School of Music: Suspended Theatroacoustic System<\/a><\/h1>\n

LMN Architects<\/a> | Iowa City, Iowa
\nPopular Choice and Jury Winner, 2013 A+Awards, Architecture +Modeling<\/p>\n

\"\" \"\"The 700-seat concert hall proposal sits within a six-story structure. The use of parametric modeling helped devise 946 unique panels that incorporate acoustics, lighting and mechanical design, audio and visual design and fire protection \u2014 all integrated within one unified system. A 3-axis CNC mill was used to fabricate components for testing purposes.<\/p>\n

It is exciting to see how far architecture visualization has evolved in just a few years. Parametric design and hyperrealistic renders might seem like a norm now, but they were still not as advanced in 2013, as is seen in the overall shapes of the forms, which are angular and geometric rather than fluid. This design takes a very advanced approach to assessing complex problems and providing highly functional solutions.<\/p>\n

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2015: The Strand<\/a><\/h1>\n

Raad Studio<\/a> | London, United Kingdom
\nPopular Choice, 2015 A+Awards, Architecture +Rendering<\/p>\n

\"\" \"\"Raw concrete is the star of the show in the reimagination of an abandoned Brutalist edifice in Central London. The studio added a slope right in the middle of the structure to break up the parallel horizontal lines. This diagonal plane starts from the ruins of the Roman bath underground and navigates through a garden, the building lobby, circulation corridor right, going straight to the top. The surface also creates multiple public spaces within the building.<\/p>\n

While we can see a lot more lifelike material rendering, one can still easily tell that this is a computer-generated image. But that does not take away from the nearly tangible effect of the spaces in the pictures. This structure unifies a contemporary design language with robust tones and textures that celebrate its original identity.<\/p>\n

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2016: Sanguine Lily, 1916 Centenary Chapel at Glasnevin Cemetery<\/a><\/h1>\n

Form4 Architecture<\/a> | Dublin, Ireland
\nJury Winner, 2016 A+Awards, Architecture +Rendering<\/p>\n

\"\" \"\"The curved structure of this chapel, surrounded by three reflecting pools, is meant to look like a petal of an Easter lily floating on a pool of water. Large glass panels cover the north and south fa\u00e7ades to bring in ample natural light into the space. The upper windows in these walls can be opened for natural ventilation. Furthermore, the roof is also designed to release warm air. 232 suspended glass spheres inside the building are a nod to the 232 casualties of the uprising in 1916 and create a medley of floating lights that is visible from the outside.<\/p>\n

Over the years, we have seen the increasing use of large, column-free domes or organic forms made possible by advanced engineering and material technologies. Santiago Calatrava\u2019s work is a great example of this style. This particular design is a very unique take on a traditional chapel. Its overall geometry is more likely to be associated with a corporate entity or a museum space than a cemetery chapel. The tones used in the renders also reflect the architectural atmosphere \u2014 one based around a melancholy experience that is rooted in the past. The chapel is meant to be a relatively quiet place meant for introspection.<\/p>\n

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2017: Peckham Hospice Care Home<\/a><\/h1>\n

Jerome Ng<\/a> | London, United Kingdom
\nJury Winner, 2017 A+Awards, Architecture +Models & Rendering<\/p>\n

\"\" \"\"This artful proposal aims to improve the lives of terminally ill adults and children. It also creates awareness about the fact that people in hospice care facilities actually live longer lives. The main driver of this design is flexibility. The fa\u00e7ade is retained to preserve the character of the neighborhood and the interior spaces have movable parts to accommodate changing social and private spaces as per the patients\u2019 needs.<\/p>\n

End-of-life care is a difficult subject to approach, but it is slowly becoming an important conversation \u2014 especially over the last couple of years. Unfortunately, there isn\u2019t much awareness regarding palliative care in design education. Architects and designers have the ability to make a huge impact on patients with limited life spans by developing spaces that are not only functional but also add value to their lives. This design represents an exemplary step in that direction.<\/p>\n

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2018: Champ du\u00a0Chateau, Geneva<\/a><\/h1>\n

Brick Visual | Communicating Architecture<\/a> | Geneva, Switzerland
\nPopular Choice and Jury Winner, 2018 A+Awards, Plus – Architecture +Models & Rendering<\/p>\n

\"\" \"\"Brick Visual created these masterful renderings for a conceptual design by Swiss architecture firm Favre+Guth<\/a>. A continuous plane of glass twists and curves to create a roof, walls and canopies. Triangular metal frames help divide and support this massive form.<\/p>\n

One can see the gradual evolution of forms in commercial or public spaces. Lineal walls, box-like forms and conventional construction materials are being pushed aside in favor of glass facades and curvilinear designs. This design has a sculptural and fluid quality to it and it pushes the boundaries of structural engineering.<\/p>\n

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2019: The Farmhouse<\/a><\/h1>\n

Rendered by VIRGINLEMON<\/a>, designed by Precht<\/a>
\nJury Winner, 2019 A+Awards, Plus – Architecture +Models & Rendering<\/p>\n

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Rendered in stunning detail by VIRGINLEMON, Precht’s Farmhouse tower is a real urban farm, developed on a modular building system that allows people to design their own place, grow and share their own food. In the words of Precht, this new type of high rise is designed to be “everything you dream about when you live in a big city with a baby Cactus at your window, trying to remember the real taste of a juicy tomato!”<\/p>\n

VIRGINLEMON created these atmospheric images using 3ds Max and Corona, casting the building in a golden light and filling it with a verdant array of herbs, plants, fruits and vegetables. The conceptual project encourages us to rethink architectural typologies, imagining a future in which urban and rural buildings might merge to provide us with the best of both worlds in our increasingly dense metropolises.<\/p>\n

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2020: 8850 Sunset Boulevard<\/a><\/h1>\n

Kilograph<\/a> | Los Angeles, California
\nPopular Choice and Jury Winner, 2020 A+Awards, Plus – Architecture +Models & Rendering<\/p>\n

\"\" \"\"This winning competition entry is a mixed-use project in West Hollywood’s Sunset strip. The structure comprises 115 hotel rooms, 31 condos, 10 affordable housing units, a gym and spa, a restaurant and a rooftop pool. It also features an 820 square foot (250 square meter) billboard for advertising in this prime location. The structure has two main components: a residential glass tower and an abstract white form that is connected to the tower on the top. The connecting bridge on the top houses the recreational amenities.<\/p>\n

Like the award-winning designs in the previous years, expansive panels of glass and striking white lines dominate this design. One can also see the evolution of abstract forms and complex structural framework. There is also a focus on incorporating nature within the design by adding vegetation on vertical surfaces.<\/p>\n

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2021: Powered by Ulsteinvik<\/a><\/h1>\n

Kaleidoscope<\/a> | Ulsteinvik, Norway
\nJury Winner, 2021 A+Awards, Plus – Architecture +Models & Rendering<\/p>\n

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Images by KVANT-1 and Kaleidoscope<\/em><\/p><\/div>\n

A strong example of sustainable design, this solar-powered mixed-use complex features housing, an innovation hub, recreational spaces and a garden. The studio uses photovoltaic ‘SmartPERGOLA’ modules in meeting places and photovoltaic panels in its SmartHUB to generate energy. The housing complex, also known as GrowHOUSE, features a system to harvest rainwater.<\/p>\n

This structure represents the shift towards green architecture. Buildings of the future will not only have to consume energy efficiently but also find ways to create a self-sustaining ecosystem. Modular construction, such as the prefabricated CLT blocks proposed in this design, also makes projects more sustainable, less harmful to the environment and quicker to execute.<\/p>\n

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2022: ???<\/h2>\r\nWhich project completes our decade\u00a0of inspirational\u00a0design? To find out, explore the winners gallery<\/a> of Architizer's 10th Annual A+Awards program. \r\n\r\n<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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