Global Architecture Awards (GAA) is an annual awards program created by Global Awards Community open to architects, interior designers and landscape architects from all over the world. GAA aims to recognize and award the best architecture in the world, no matter the location, the size or budget of the buildings! We have created a diverse
Terraviva launches FLORENCE HILLS, a new competition structured in 2 Phases, aimed at the adaptive reuse of Podere Santa Margherita, nestled in the heart of Chianti… Prizes up to 25.000 € will be awarded to the winners selected by an international jury panel composed, among others, by Giancarlo Mazzanti (El Equipo Mazzanti), Anastasia Kucherova (Stefano
Saudi Arabia is undergoing an extraordinary transformation, stepping boldly into a future shaped by innovation, creativity, and opportunity. Guided by Vision 2030, the Kingdom is diversifying its economy beyond oil, with significant investments in tourism, culture, technology, and sustainability. This national evolution is redefining Saudi Arabia’s identity on the global stage, blending modern progress with
Decoding Timber Towers is the fourth ideas competition presented by Urbanarium to foster dialogue and encourage design investigations that promote housing affordability and address the effects of climate change. Entrants are asked to consider design solutions for mass timber residential and mixed-use buildings that, as with the earlier Missing Middle, Mixing Middle, and Decoding Density
The MUSE Hotel Awards is a world-leading and prestigious competition that honors and celebrates the very best and industry-leading hotels in hotel and hospitality design, as well as state-of-the-art services, that continue to push the boundaries of global hospitality. Categories: The MUSE Hotel Awards does not stop at only recognizing the best hotels in the
The MUSE Design Awards is an international design competition dedicated to recognizing excellent and original design work from across the globe. With a mission to honor, celebrate, and elevate outstanding design innovators, MUSE also serves as a key stage to unveil up-and-coming stars in Architecture, Interior, Product, Landscape, Lighting, Furniture and Fashion Design worldwide. Established
The MUSE Creative Awards is a prestigious international advertising awards platform, celebrating excellence and innovation in the realms of creative design, advertising, and digital media. Bringing together artists, designers, and creative professionals from around the world, the award honors the extraordinary craft that shapes compelling narratives and leaves a lasting impact on audiences. With categories
INTRODUCTION Welcome to “Beyond Sight – The Blind Experience,” a groundbreaking museum design initiative aimed at revolutionizing the way we perceive and interact with art. Organized by Archiol Competitions, this design challenge seeks to push the boundaries of traditional museum architecture by prioritizing accessibility, inclusivity, and sensory engagement. In a world where the visual is
More than $30,000 in prizes to promote invisible accessibility The Faculté de l’aménagement at the Université de Montréal is pleased to announce the launch of an international, multidisciplinary and anonymous ideas competition, reserved for students, to create inclusive experiences at the CEPSUM, the Université de Montréal’s sports center. With a total of $31,500 in prizes,
The proposed hospitality product should introduce innovation within hotel guestrooms, food and beverage offerings, amenity spaces, technology solutions, operational efficiencies, sustainability initiatives, guest experience enhancements, or other areas that redefine the future of hospitality. In the submission process, submit the following attachments: 1. A compelling presentation (PPT or PDF) that effectively communicates the product concept,
TerraViva launches LAGUNA VERE, a new architecture competition that invites participants to reimagine a spectacular brutalist complex in Tbilisi. Prizes up to 8.000 € will be awarded to the winners selected by an international jury panel composed, among others, by Gigi Shukakidze (Tbilisi Architecture Biennial), Pedro Campos Costa (Campos Costa Arquitetos), Andrea Giuseppe di Stefano
Premise The increasing demand for flexible workspaces coupled with the growing urgency for sustainable solutions necessitates a radical rethinking of how we design and inhabit our built environment. This competition challenges participants to envision a future where work and innovation can thrive beneath the surface, capitalizing on the inherent advantages of the underground realm. Imagine
