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Shortlist highlights for the 2015 World Architecture Festival

By Bustler Editors|

Monday, Jun 22, 2015

The Interlace by OMA and Buro Ole Scheeren.

The World Architecture Festival (WAF) is back for 2015! Taking place in Singapore once again this November, WAF is unique in that anyone can apply to the competition and have a chance to win. Additionally, event attendees can witness architecture teams present their projects and then listen to the jury's responses.

Competition is bigger in this year's WAF for the coveted "World Building of the Year 2015" award. The shortlist features 338 projects across 31 categories from architects based in 46 countries, including works by famous firms. These entries will be showcased at WAF's new London satellite location from June 24-27 before making their way to Singapore.

Then during the festival, WAF entrants will get the chance to interact and hear critiques from the 2015 WAF ‘super jurors’: Royal Gold Medallist Sir Peter Cook (UK), Sou Fujimoto (Japan), Benedetta Tagliabue (Spain), Charles Jencks (UK/US), Kerry Hill (Singapore) and Manuelle Gautrand (France).

Catch a glimpse of some of this year's shortlisters below.

Cardedeu by EMC Arquitectura.
Fulton Center by Grimshaw.
Gammel Hellerup High School by BIG.
Grotto Sauna by PARTISANS.
Hiroshi Senjyu Museum Karuizawa Cafe Shop by Hideo Yasui AIT.
Nan Tien Institute and Cultural Centre by Woods Bagot.
Nanyang Technological University by Heatherwick Studio.
New North Zealand Hospital by Herzog and de Meuron.
Park Tower by Studio Farris Architects.
Ribbon Chapel by Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP Co. Ltd.
Case Western Reserve University Tinkham Veale University Center by Perkins + Will.
Tower House by Andrew Maynard Architects.
Yacht Club de Monaco by Foster + Partners.
Yanweizhou Park by Turenscape International.

Find the full shortlist here.

All photos courtesy of 2015 World Architecture Festival.

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Shortlist highlights for the 2015 World Architecture Festival

By Bustler Editors|

Monday, Jun 22, 2015

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The Interlace by OMA and Buro Ole Scheeren.

Related

world architecture festival awards ● world architecture festival ● waf awards ● waf ● shortlist

The World Architecture Festival (WAF) is back for 2015! Taking place in Singapore once again this November, WAF is unique in that anyone can apply to the competition and have a chance to win. Additionally, event attendees can witness architecture teams present their projects and then listen to the jury's responses.

Competition is bigger in this year's WAF for the coveted "World Building of the Year 2015" award. The shortlist features 338 projects across 31 categories from architects based in 46 countries, including works by famous firms. These entries will be showcased at WAF's new London satellite location from June 24-27 before making their way to Singapore.

Then during the festival, WAF entrants will get the chance to interact and hear critiques from the 2015 WAF ‘super jurors’: Royal Gold Medallist Sir Peter Cook (UK), Sou Fujimoto (Japan), Benedetta Tagliabue (Spain), Charles Jencks (UK/US), Kerry Hill (Singapore) and Manuelle Gautrand (France).

Catch a glimpse of some of this year's shortlisters below.

Cardedeu by EMC Arquitectura.
Fulton Center by Grimshaw.
Gammel Hellerup High School by BIG.
Grotto Sauna by PARTISANS.
Hiroshi Senjyu Museum Karuizawa Cafe Shop by Hideo Yasui AIT.
Nan Tien Institute and Cultural Centre by Woods Bagot.
Nanyang Technological University by Heatherwick Studio.
New North Zealand Hospital by Herzog and de Meuron.
Park Tower by Studio Farris Architects.
Ribbon Chapel by Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP Co. Ltd.
Case Western Reserve University Tinkham Veale University Center by Perkins + Will.
Tower House by Andrew Maynard Architects.
Yacht Club de Monaco by Foster + Partners.
Yanweizhou Park by Turenscape International.

Find the full shortlist here.

All photos courtesy of 2015 World Architecture Festival.

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