These are the world's best unbuilt projects according to the MIPIM/AR Future Project Awards

The MIPIM and the Architectural Review have announced the winners of the 2019 Future Project Awards. Now in its 18th year, the competition exclusively celebrates the world's best unbuilt or incomplete projects judging across a range of categories such as 'Hotels & Leisure,' 'Mixed-Use,' 'Big Urban Projects,' and nine others. 

The top prize this year for 'Future Project of the Year' was won by MVSA Architects and Stefano Boeri Architetti for their Wonderwoods project in Utrecht. The project involves two 90-meter mixed-use towers, one of which incorporates Boeri's vertical forest model by featuring 10,000 plants. Additional winners include an aquarium in Oslo, a design for Sydney's tallest tower, a tall wood building along Toronto's waterfront, and more. Below, check out the full list of winners. 

Future Project of the Year:

Wonderwoods (Utrecht, the Netherlands) — MVSA Architects and Stefano Boeri Architetti

Big Urban Infrastructure: 

Suzhou High Gardens (Suzhou, China) — One Design

Big Urban Projects: 

Integrated Hub (South East Asia) — Andrew Bromberg at Aedas

Civic & Community:

Sandra Civic Center (Fars Province, Iran) — Nextoffice

Cultural Regeneration:

Oslo Aquarium (Oslo, Norway) — Haptic Architects with Rodeo

Hotels & Leisure:

Tropicalia (Côte d'Opale, France) — Coldefy & Associés

Mixed Use: 

Wonderwoods (Utrecht, the Netherlands) — MVSA Architects and Stefano Boeri Architetti

Offices: 

St Pauli (Hamburg, Germany) — blauraum Architekten

Old & New:

Fenix 1 (Rotterdam, The Netherlands) – Mei architects and planners

Regeneration & Masterplanning:

Stockholm Loop (Stockholm, Sweden) — Belatchew Arkitekter

Residential:

Aqualuna (Toronto, Canada) — 3XN Architects

Shopping:

Taikoo Li Qiantan (Shanghai, China) — 5+ design

Sports & Stadiums:

Lo Barnechea Public Swimming Pool (Santiago de Chile, Chile) — Gonzalo Mardones Arquitecto

Tall Buildings: 

505 George Street (Sydney, Australia) — Ingenhoven Architects + Architectus

Jeu D'Esprit Winner: 

Floating Bridge (Boston, USA) — Paul Lukez Architecture

Sustainability Prize: 

The Arbour (Toronto, Canada) — Moriyama & Teshima Architects with Acton Ostry Architects