Winners of the 2022 AZ Awards Revealed

This year's AZ Awards received submissions from 43 countries, with the two-dozen winners selected by a ten-member jury.* The winners are listed below by category (Architecture, Interiors, Design, Concept, Urban Design, Others), though a visit to the AZ Awards website is recommended to learn more about the winners, see the finalists for each award, and see which projects also won the People's Choices.

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• Adaptive Re-Use: The Mercury Store — Timber Adaptive Reuse Theater, Brooklyn, NY, USA, by CO Adaptive Architecture, Brooklyn
• Buildings Over 1,000 SqM: Xu Wei Art Museum and Green Vine Square, Shaoxing, China, by UAD(ACRC), China
• Buildings Under 1,000 SqM: House of Grain, Hjørring, Denmark, by Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter, Oslo
• Multi-Unit Residential Buildings: Grow, Calgary, Canada by Modern Office of Design + Architecture (MODA), Calgary, Canada
• Single-Family Houses: OG House, Halifax, Canada by Omar Gandhi Architect, Toronto/Halifax, Canada
• Temporary and Experiential Installations: Shape Tomorrow, Berlin, by HWKN, New York, NY
• Landscape Architecture: A Floating Forest: Fish Tail Park in Nanchang City, Nanchang, China, by Turenscape, Beijing

• Architectural Products: Glyph Terracotta Tiles Collection by Marie Guyodo, Berlin
• Furniture: Take-Out by Rodrigo Torres, Milan
• Furniture Systems and Collections: Stackabl by Jeffrey Forrest, Toronto
• Interior Products: Quest by Jane Marks-Yewdall, Mirfield, UK
• Lighting Fixtures: Anima by Davide Groppi, Piacenza, Italy; and Giorgio Rava, Como, Italy
• Lighting Installations: Mycelium — Bay Street Bridge, Toronto, Canada, by GPI Design, Cleveland, OH, USA; and WilkinsonEyre, London; with Adamson Associates, Hines, Ivanhoé Cambridge, Montreal; and EllisDon, Toronto

• Commercial and Institutional Interiors: Saturnbird — Into the Force, Shanghai, by Roarc Renew, Shanghai
• Residential Interiors: Canal House, Amsterdam, by i29, Duivendrecht, Netherlands

• Ideas and Prototypes: The Louis Handle by HansonLA, Los Angeles
• Unbuilt Projects: Bethesda Medical Center, Cap-Haitien, Haiti, by August Green, Phoenix, AZ, USA

• Urban Design Interventions: Peggy’s Cove Infrastructure Improvement Strategy, Peggy’s Cove, Canada, by Omar Gandhi Architect, Toronto/Halifax, Canada
• Urban Design Infrastructure: Tintagel Castle Footbridge, Cornwall, UK, by Ney & Partners, Brussels; and William Matthews Associates, London
• Urban Design Visions: Mirvish Village, Toronto, by Henriquez Partners Architects, Vancouver; with Diamond Schmitt Architects (Architect of Record), Toronto

• Experiential Graphic Design: Totetsu Training Institute, Ibaraki, Japan, by Motive Inc., Tokyo
• A+ Student Work Award: The Village Inside the Nuclear Power Plant, Fukui, Japan, by Sabina Blasiotti, London; Bartlett School of Architecture, London
• Social Good: House of Dreams, Zhoushan Village, China by Insitu Project, Hong Kong
• Environmental Leadership: Bethesda Medical Center, Cap-Haitien, Haiti, by August Green, Phoenix, AZ, USA

• Alison Brooks, Principal and Creative Director, Alison Brooks Architects
• Gabriele Chiave, Creative Director, Marcel Wanders
• Róisín Lafferty, Founder and Creative Director, Kingston Lafferty Design
• Tao Zhang, Principal, Sasaki
• Siamak Hariri, Founding Partner, Hariri Pontarini Architects
• Primo Orpilla, Co-founder and Principal, Studio O+A
• Garth Roberts, Principal, Garth
• Drew Sinclair, Principal, SvN
• Lauren Stimson, Principal, Stimson Studio
• Ma Yansong, Founder and Principal, MAD Architects