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World Architecture Festival announces 2021 completed buildings and landscapes shortlist

By Bustler Editors|

Wednesday, Jul 21, 2021

DISPLAY CATEGORY: daydreamers design, Wishing Pavilion, Hong Kong, China. Image courtesy of WAF.

The World Architecture Festival (WAF) announces its 2021 shortlist highlighting the best buildings and landscapes that have been completed around the world between 2019 - 2021. Recognized as the world's largest architectural awards program this year's shortlist consists of 200 projects selected from 700 entries from countries ranging from Indonesia, the Phillippines, the US, Mexico, Italy, and more.

The theme for the 2021 edition of the festival is Resetting the City: Greening, Health, and Urbanism, and the awards attracted submissions across 20 completed buildings and landscape categories; an "increase of 44% in submissions from 2019's edition of the festival.," shares festival coordinators.


Clockwise: Al Hosn Masterplan by Department of Culture and Tourism - Abu Dhabi; Eden by Heatherwick Studio; Chinese Culture Exhibition Center by Qingdao Tengyuan Design; Majara Residency by ZAV Architects. Images courtesy of WAF.

According to WAF "The architects and designers behind each shortlisted project will compete for category prizes live at WAF in December. Presentations of the shortlisted designs will be made to more than 100 international juries in front of festival delegates. Category winners then compete against each other on the final day of the festival, to compete for the ultimate accolades of World Building of the Year, Future Project of the Year, Interior of the Year and Landscape of the Year. "

*As a media partner for the World Architecture Festival, stay tuned for the announcement of the final winning projects in December on Archinect and Bustler.

CIVIC AND COMMUNITY CATEGORY: SHZF Architects, Lingang New City supporting public buildings, Shanghai, China. Image courtesy of WAF.
PRODUCTION, ENERGY, RECYCLING CATEGORY: BIG | Bjarke Ingels Group D.P.C., COPENHILL / AMAGER BAKKE, Copenhagen, Denmark. Image © Rasmus Hjortshoj/Courtesy of WAF.
DISPLAY CATEGORY: noa* network of architecture, Ötzi Peak 3251m, Schnals, Italy. Image courtesy of WAF.
RELIGION CATEGORY: Tezuka Architects (Takaharu + Yui Tezuka, Keiji Yabe), Ohno Japan(Hirofumi Ohno), Niijima Chapel, Gunma, Japan. Image courtesy of WAF.
LANDSCAPE: NATURE CONTEXT CATEGORY: ENOTA d.o.o., Koper Central Park, Koper, Slovenia. Image courtesy of WAF.
HOUSING CATEGORY: ARCHETONIC, AMANI, Puebla, Mexico. Image courtesy of WAF.

View more category shortlist projects here. The Festival coordinators share that this year, the WAF will reconvene in Lisbon at the FIL exhibition center, from December 1–3. 

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World Architecture Festival announces 2021 completed buildings and landscapes shortlist

By Bustler Editors|

Wednesday, Jul 21, 2021

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DISPLAY CATEGORY: daydreamers design, Wishing Pavilion, Hong Kong, China. Image courtesy of WAF.

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world architecture festival ● world architecture festival awards ● sponsored ● media partner ● waf awards ● competition

The World Architecture Festival (WAF) announces its 2021 shortlist highlighting the best buildings and landscapes that have been completed around the world between 2019 - 2021. Recognized as the world's largest architectural awards program this year's shortlist consists of 200 projects selected from 700 entries from countries ranging from Indonesia, the Phillippines, the US, Mexico, Italy, and more.

The theme for the 2021 edition of the festival is Resetting the City: Greening, Health, and Urbanism, and the awards attracted submissions across 20 completed buildings and landscape categories; an "increase of 44% in submissions from 2019's edition of the festival.," shares festival coordinators.


Clockwise: Al Hosn Masterplan by Department of Culture and Tourism - Abu Dhabi; Eden by Heatherwick Studio; Chinese Culture Exhibition Center by Qingdao Tengyuan Design; Majara Residency by ZAV Architects. Images courtesy of WAF.

According to WAF "The architects and designers behind each shortlisted project will compete for category prizes live at WAF in December. Presentations of the shortlisted designs will be made to more than 100 international juries in front of festival delegates. Category winners then compete against each other on the final day of the festival, to compete for the ultimate accolades of World Building of the Year, Future Project of the Year, Interior of the Year and Landscape of the Year. "

*As a media partner for the World Architecture Festival, stay tuned for the announcement of the final winning projects in December on Archinect and Bustler.

CIVIC AND COMMUNITY CATEGORY: SHZF Architects, Lingang New City supporting public buildings, Shanghai, China. Image courtesy of WAF.
PRODUCTION, ENERGY, RECYCLING CATEGORY: BIG | Bjarke Ingels Group D.P.C., COPENHILL / AMAGER BAKKE, Copenhagen, Denmark. Image © Rasmus Hjortshoj/Courtesy of WAF.
DISPLAY CATEGORY: noa* network of architecture, Ötzi Peak 3251m, Schnals, Italy. Image courtesy of WAF.
RELIGION CATEGORY: Tezuka Architects (Takaharu + Yui Tezuka, Keiji Yabe), Ohno Japan(Hirofumi Ohno), Niijima Chapel, Gunma, Japan. Image courtesy of WAF.
LANDSCAPE: NATURE CONTEXT CATEGORY: ENOTA d.o.o., Koper Central Park, Koper, Slovenia. Image courtesy of WAF.
HOUSING CATEGORY: ARCHETONIC, AMANI, Puebla, Mexico. Image courtesy of WAF.

View more category shortlist projects here. The Festival coordinators share that this year, the WAF will reconvene in Lisbon at the FIL exhibition center, from December 1–3. 

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