The Architectural Review announces 15 practices for 2023 AR Emerging Awards shortlist

The Architectural Review has revealed the shortlist for the 2023 AR Emerging awards. 15 practices have been shortlisted for the 2023 edition of the award which, since 2018, has sought to recognize “a body of work rather than a single building.”

According to the jury, this year’s shortlist sees “architects who are interested in giving old structures a new lease of life, in building more equitable forms of housing, in experimenting with materials such as straw and bamboo, and in working with communities to preserve endangered landscapes.”

The winner will receive a £5,000 prize, and a second practice will be awarded the Peter Davey Prize, now in its fifth year and selected by the AR editors in tribute to Peter Davey, former AR editor and founder of the awards. The winners will give a presentation of their work after the announcement and take home a specially commissioned trophy.

Below, we have republished the 15 practices in the running for the top prize. More information can be found on the official AR website here.

2023 Shortlist

• 08014 Arquitectura, Spain
• atArchitecture, India
• Atelier Kaiser Shen, Germany

• Aulets Arquitectes, Spain
• Bangkok Tokyo Architecture, Thailand
• Feilden Fowles, United Kingdom

• French 2D, United States
• Goffart Polomé Architectes, Belgium
• Grass+Batz, Chile

• Notan Office, Belgium
• Pihlmann Architects, Denmark
• RADDAR, Brazil

• Scott Whitby Studio, United Kingdom
• Studio Heech, Republic of Korea
• TO, Mexico