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Terraviva has officially released the complete list of awarded projects of the architecture contest entitled “Milan Design District”.

Buildner and the Mujassam Watan Initiative are excited to announce the results of the Mujassam Watan Urban Sculpture Challenge.

Introduction: The 21st century has brought unprecedented climate challenges—rising sea levels, intensifying floods, prolonged heat waves, devastating wildfires, and extreme storms. These environmental shifts threaten human habitats, infrastructure, and ecosystems worldwide. The Resilient Futures Design Competition calls on architects, designers, and students to propose visionary solutions that address these challenges. This is more than an

Buildner is proud to announce the results of the second edition of the Kinderspace: Architecture for Children’s Development competition—a global call for visionary ideas that reimagine early childhood education spaces.

A Competition to Fight Dropout Rates in Rural Africa Archstorming launches a new humanitarian architecture competition to rethink education through earth construction and innovation In rural Senegal, thousands of children are forced to abandon school after completing primary education due to the absence of secondary schools. This is the case in Djilakh, a village of

Terraviva has officially released the complete list of awarded projects of the architecture contest entitled “Laguna Vere”.

Introduction: Construction and demolition (C&D) waste is one of the largest waste streams in the world, accounting for more than one-third of global solid waste. Most of it ends up in landfills, despite its potential for reuse and recycling. As the building industry continues to expand, so does the urgency to address the environmental, social,

Terraviva has officially released the complete list of awarded projects of the architecture contest entitled “The Venetian Villa”.

Buildner is proud to share the results of the fourth edition of the Hospice – Home for the Terminally Ill competition, a global call for ideas that continues to reimagine spaces of care and dignity for individuals facing the end of life.

Introduction The stair is one of the most elemental and enduring components of architecture. It is a structure in motion—a connector of levels, a sculptural form, a spatial sequence, and a symbol of ascent, descent, and transition. It guides the body and engages the mind. It is at once practical and poetic. From ancient stone