Here are the 15 inspiring shortlist photos from the World Architecture Festival 2023. The 2023 World Architecture Festival has unveiled its highly diverse shortlist of projects, encompassing a wide array of categories such as religion, energy, transport, and health.
This year, the prestigious event will grace Singapore from 29th November to 1st December, as the shortlisted participants vie for accolades by passionately presenting their innovative creations to a distinguished panel comprising 140 eminent judges.
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#1 Chengdu, China – Photo By AKA SK8Simon
Panda Tower by Shanghai United Design Group Co., Ltd. Photograph: AKA_SK8Simon
#2 Tasmania, Australia – Photo By Peter Whyte
Iron Creek Bay Farm Stay by Misho + Associates. Photograph: Peter Whyte
#3 Tokushima-shi, Japan – Photo By Katsumasa Tanaka
Toagosei hydrogen station Tokushima by Osamu Morishita Architect and Associates. Photograph: Katsumasa Tanaka
#4 Sarnano, Italy – Photo By Dan Glasser
Casa Ward by Carl Fredrik Svenstedt Architect. Photograph: Dan Glasser
#5 Hangzhou, China – Photo By Zheng Shi
China Hangzhou E-sports Centre by Central-South Architectural Design Institute co. Photograph: Zheng Shi
#6 Ang Sila, Thailand – Photo By W Workspace
Ang Sila Oyster Scaffolding Pavilion by Chat Architects. Photograph: W Workspace/World Architecture Festival
#7 Mormanno (Cosenza), Italy – Photo By Duccio Malagamba
Santa Maria Goretti Church by Mario Cucinella Architects. Photograph: Duccio Malagamba/World Architecture Festival
#8 Szczecin, Poland – Photo By Piotr Krajewski
Teatr Letni by Flanagan Lawrence. Photograph: Piotr Krajewski/World Architecture Festival
#9 Hampshire, United Kingdom – Photo By Rory Gardiner
New Temple Complex by James Gorst Architects. Photograph: Rory Gardiner/World Architecture Festival
#10 Fari Island, Maldives – Photo By Fernando Guerra
Turrell Pavilion by Studio MK27. Photograph: Fernando Guerra/World Architecture Festival
#11 London, United Kingdom – Photo By Peter Landers
Battersea Power Station Phase Two by WilkinsonEyre. Photograph: Peter Landers/World Architecture Festival
#12 Tehran, Iran – Photo By Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh
Jahad Metro Plaza by Khavarian Studio. Photograph: Mohammad Hassan Ettefagh/World Architecture Festival
#13 Nizwa, Oman – Photo By Sami Khamis Sanjor Al Qawal
Oman Across Ages Museum by COX Architecture. Photograph: Sami Khamis Sanjor Al Qawal/World Architecture Festival
#14 Dubai, United Arab Emirates – Photo By Gerry O’Leary
The Mosque of Light by Dabbagh Architects. Photograph: Gerry O’Leary/World Architecture Festival
#15 Bali, Indonesia – Photo By Biroe Architecture
Bamboo Dome for G20 Bali Summit by Biroe Architecture. Photograph: Biroe Architecture/World Architecture Festival
