Organized by:
Architecture & Design Community (ADC)
Results Announcement Date:
April 24, 2026
Winners:
PLATINUM WINNER, Invest in Sharjah, Cinematography and Video Production, Ahmed Al Mutawa, DXP Films, United Arab Emirates
PLATINUM WINNER, Techo International Airport, Airport, Train Station & Terminal Design, Foster + Partners, United Kingdom
PLATINUM WINNER, Forest Archetype, Residential Interior Design, Genta TAKANO, GLA, Japan
PLATINUM WINNER, China Merchants Shekou Nantong Heyuan, Architectural and Facade Lighting, Xin Tian 、Navi Lv、Yijie Yang 、Yingping Tian, Music of Architects, China
SILVER WINNER, Maya villa, Private Residence & Custom Home Design, PT Golden tree architects, Indonesia
PLATINUM WINNER, Plateaux, Alternative Unique Packaging Design, Antonia Skaraki, Greece
GOLD WINNER, Catharsis, Pop-ups, Temporary & Modular Structures, Simona Garufi Studio, Spain, ©Feelmar
And many more…
Honorable Mentions:
Detailed/Aditional Information:
International Architecture & Design Awards 2026 Unveils Its Most Inspiring Winners Yet
The International Architecture & Design Awards (IADA), organised by the Architecture & Design Community (ADC), has announced the winners of its landmark fifth edition. Bringing together entries from 53 countries, IADA 2026 became the strongest and most internationally diverse edition since the awards were established.
The 2026 edition reflected the rapid evolution of architecture and design. For the first time, IAD Awards introduced dedicated AI categories, acknowledging the growing role of artificial intelligence as a creative tool and expanding the competition to new forms of innovation.
According to the international jury, this year’s submissions reached an exceptionally high standard across every discipline. Remarkable creativity, technical skill, and originality made the evaluation process more demanding than ever. Student projects were among the biggest surprises, impressing the jury with their confidence, innovative thinking, and level of professional execution.
Sustainability remained one of the defining themes of IADA 2026. Many winning projects demonstrated how thoughtful design can respond to environmental challenges through responsible material choices, adaptive reuse, energy-conscious solutions, and human-centred thinking.
Together, these projects demonstrate that today’s ideas have the potential to create a more thoughtful, sustainable, and inspiring world tomorrow.
Selected Winners
The mentioned projects represent a small selection of the outstanding work recognised by the International Architecture & Design Awards (IADA) 2026.
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PLATINUM WINNER, Invest . . . in Sharjah, Cinematography and Video ProductionFirst Place
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PLATINUM WINNER, Techo . . . International Airport, Airport, Train Station & Terminal DesignFirst PlaceFoster + PartnersUnited Kingdom
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PLATINUM WINNER, Forest . . . Archetype, Residential Interior DesignFirst PlaceGenta TAKANO, GLAJapan
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GOLD WINNER, Kentfield . . . Residence, Residential Interior DesignSecond PlaceSwatt + Partners / . . . Momo Wong Design, ©Nils Timm VisualsUSA
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GOLD WINNER, . . . Kirchenstandort Witzhelden, Public Building & Civic ArchitectureSecond PlaceKastner Pichler . . . Schorn Architekten, ©Mia ter HorstGermany
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GOLD WINNER, Aatma . . . Manthan Museum, Showroom, Exhibit & Gallery Interior DesignSecond PlaceSanjay Puri . . . Architects, ©Vinay PanjwaniIndia
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SILVER WINNER, Maya . . . villa, Private Residence & Custom Home DesignThird PlacePT Golden tree . . . architectsIndonesia
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SILVER WINNER, . . . International Stomatology Center, Healthcare & Medical Facility DesignThird PlaceGAP İnşaat (GAP . . . Construction)Türkiye
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SILVER WINNER, NEMO, . . . Private Residence & Custom Home De0signThird PlaceZROBIM architects, . . . ©Sergey KrasykBelarus
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BRONZE WINNER, NH, . . . Restaurant, Bar & Cafe Interior DesignFourth PlaceSHUNSUKE OHE, . . . LUSTYdesign Inc., ©NANA TAJIMA by ToLoLo studioJapan
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BRONZE WINNER, . . . Puddingstone Park, Renovation, Restoration & Adaptive ReuseFourth PlaceHutker ArchitectsUSA