Dezeen Awards 2024 celebrated the most innovative and impactful architectural and design projects from around the globe. With a wide range of categories honoring everything from residential homes to urban developments and cultural spaces, the awards recognized outstanding contributions to design, sustainability, and community engagement. Below is a comprehensive overview of the winners, showcasing the diversity and creativity present in contemporary design practices.
The Architect Behind the Winning Designs
Dezeen Awards 2024 acknowledged architects and designers who demonstrated exceptional vision and craftsmanship. From adaptive reuse projects to groundbreaking sustainable designs, these professionals are setting new standards for how spaces and structures interact with their environments and communities. Their work continues to inspire and influence the future of architectural design.
Design Concept: Bridging Functionality and Aesthetics
The winning projects reflect thoughtful design concepts that prioritize functionality while maintaining a high level of artistic expression. Whether integrating advanced technology, respecting historical significance, or exploring novel architectural approaches, each project embodies a unique narrative that contributes to its environment in meaningful ways.
Functionality Meets Innovation
Dezeen Awards 2024 winners prove that design can have a profound impact beyond its visual appeal. These spaces function as community hubs, cultural centers, and sustainable developments, catering to diverse human needs while fostering connections between people and places.
Dezeen Awards 2024 Winner List
| Category | Winner | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Architecture Project of the Year | The Taiwan-Reyhanli Centre for World Citizens by Studio Cho | Reyhanli, Turkey | A cultural center blending architectural innovation with civic engagement. |
| Urban House of the Year | Northcote House by LLDS | Northcote, Australia | A sustainable urban home that integrates green technologies. |
| Rural House of the Year | Caochan na Creige by Izat Arundell | Skye, Scotland | A remote, off-grid home reflecting deep ties to nature. |
| Housing Project of the Year | The Residences at Sandford Lodge by Shay Cleary Architects | Dublin, Ireland | A thoughtfully designed housing complex with a focus on community living. |
| House Renovation of the Year | Shadow House by Grotto Studio | Melbourne, Australia | A renovation that blends historical elements with modern aesthetics. |
| Cultural Project of the Year | Wisdome Stockholm by Elding Oscarson | Stockholm, Sweden | An immersive space designed for artistic and scientific exploration. |
| Workplace Project of the Year | Pavillon Jardins by Atelier du Pont | Paris, France | A workplace that fosters collaboration and well-being. |
| Health and Wellbeing Project of the Year | Churchill Meadows Community Centre and Sports Park by MJMA Architecture & Design | Ontario, Canada | A wellness-focused community center incorporating advanced design techniques. |
| Education Project of the Year | Rwanda Institute for Conservation Agriculture (RICA) by MASS Design Group | Rwanda | A design that emphasizes sustainable agriculture and education. |
| Heritage Project of the Year | Seddülbahir Fortress by KOOP Architects | Istanbul, Turkey | A preservation project blending historical integrity with modern use. |
| Hospitality Project of the Year | Maison Brummell Majorelle by Bergendy Cooke | Marrakesh, Morocco | A luxurious, culturally immersive hospitality space. |
| Infrastructure and Transport Project of the Year | The Land Bridge & Prairie at Memorial | Chicago, USA | A landmark infrastructure project connecting nature and urban spaces. |
| Small Project of the Year | Majamaja Off-Grid Village by Littow Architectes and Majamaja | Madagascar | A sustainable, self-sufficient village utilizing innovative design. |
| Mixed-use Project of the Year | Nantou Hybrid Building by Urbanus | Nantou, Taiwan | A multifunctional building blending retail, residential, and office spaces. |
| Landscape and Urban Design Project of the Year | The Opera Park by Cobe | Aarhus, Denmark | A vibrant urban park combining greenery with public amenities. |
