Public vote winner for business building of the year: MUDA Architects has created a lakeside bookstore that connects with its surroundings in southwestern China's Sichuan province. Xinglong Lake Citic Bookstore by MUDA Architects.has designed the Totetsu Training Institute in Ibaraki, Japan. Public vote winner for graphic design of the year: Motive Inc. Totetsu Training Institute by Motive Inc.Public vote winner for large workspace interior of the year: M Moser Associates has designed the Dyson Global HQ St James Power Station in Singapore. Dyson Global HQ St James Power Station by M Moser Associates.Public vote winner for sustainable design of the year: Kenoteq has created the world's currently most sustainable brick made of 90% recycled construction waste. Public vote winner for small building of the year: João Mendes Ribeiro has created an elegant refuge under the auspices of a chestnut tree in northern Portugal. Public vote winner for visualisation of the year: Visual Escapism by Jformento. Public vote winner for small retail interior of the year: Holloway Li has created a showroom and co-working space in East London for a new era. Public vote winner for civic and cultural interior of the year: Hollaway Studio designed the F51 Skate Park in Folkestone, United Kingdom. Public vote winner for landscape project of the year: Heatherwick Studio has designed Little Island in New York City, United States.
Little Island by Heatherwick Studio, Arup and MNLA.Public vote winner for architecture video of the year: Await by From Form for KAAN Architecten. Await by From Form for KAAN Architecten.Public vote winner for wearable design of the year: Freitag has designed F707 Stratos in Zürich, Switzerland. Public vote winner for website of the year (brand): Dimensions by Fantastic Offense. Public vote winner for sustainable interior of the year: FADAA has designed D/O Aqaba in Jordan. Public vote winner for restaurant and bar interior of the year: Enter Projects Asia has designed Spice & Barley in Bangkok, Thailand. Public vote winner for hotel and short-stay interior of the year: Ennismore has designed The Hoxton in Poblenou, Spain. Public vote winner for sustainable building of the year: DP6 Architectuurstudio has designed The Natural Pavilion in Almere, Netherlands. The Natural Pavilion by DP6 Architectuurstudio.Public vote winner for cultural building of the year: Dorte Mandrup designed the Ilulissat Icefjord Centre in Sermermiut, Greenland. Ilulissat Icefjord Centre by Dorte Mandrup.Public vote winner for lighting design of the year: Caterina Moretti has designed an elegant light with a design for Graypants that combines traditional materials and techniques from Mexico. Barro Lamp by Caterina Moretti for Graypants.Public vote winner for website of the year (brand): Vitra Chair Finder by Build in Amsterdam. Vitra Chair Finder by Build in Amsterdam.Public vote winner for architecture photograph of the year: Unknown Brutalist Architecture in Hong Kong by Brutalism Hong Kong Research Group. Unknown Brutalist Architecture in Hong Kong by Brutalism Hong Kong Research Group.Public vote winner for architectural lighting design of the year: Brandston Partnership has created a lighting design for a conference centre in China set amid pure mountain snow. Yabuli China Entrepreneurs Forum by Brandston Partnership.Public vote winner for urban house of the year: BKK Architects has designed Keep House in Victoria, Australia. Public vote winner for small interior of the year: Atelier Tao+C has created a multifunctional space from three separate rooms to produce an area conducive to rest, relaxation and study. A Private Reading Room by Atelier Tao+C.Public vote winner for workplace design of the year: Another Country has created a workplace table with accessories to promote wellbeing and sustainability. Public vote winner for residential rebirth project of the year: Angelucci Architects has designed Nido House in Melbourne, Australia. Public vote winner for apartment interior of the year: Andrea Leung has designed Tribeca Loft in New York City, United States. Public vote winner for small workspace interior of the year: Alexander & Co., has created a home for the Australian studio as a space for team work and client meetings. Public vote winner for emerging interior design studio of the year: Alexander & Co is a Sydney-based interior design studio. Public vote winner for house interior of the year: Adam Kane Architects has transformed a cottage in a coastal Australian town into a contemporary dwelling that creates connection throughout the home. Barwon Heads House by Adam Kane Architects.
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