LEAF Awards 2015 Winners

John Hill

21. October 2015

THIS YEAR'S WINNING PROJECTS:

Mixed – Use Building of the Year
Kavellaris Urban Design KUD: 2 girls Building

Residential Building of the Year – Single Occupancy
Architect Robby Cantarutti: Riverside Cabin

Residential Building of the Year – Multiple Occupancy
Studio MK27: V_Itaim

International Interior Design Award of the Year
INNOCAD: HQ ÖBB

Commercial Building of the Year
LAN Architecture: Euravenir Tower

Hospitality Building of the Year
Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP co. Ltd: Ribbon Chapel

Refurbishment of the Year
Nikken Space Design LTD: ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel, Hiroshima Chapel

Public Building of the Year
Tabanlioglu Architects: Dakar Congress Center

Steven Holl Architects with JM Architects: Seona Reid Building – Glasgow School of Art

Best Sustainable Development of the Year
Kaunitz Yeung Architecture: Wanarn Clinic

Henning Larsen Architects: Campus Kolding, SDU, University of Southern Denmark

Best Future Building of the Year – Drawing Board
Sanjay Puri Architects: Reservoir

3TI Progetti Spa – 3TI LAB Srl: Civic Centre

Best Future Building of the Year – Under Construction
Andrew Bromberg of Aedas: The West Kowloon Terminus under the Hong Kong Section of the Express Rail Link

Urban Design of the Year
Henning Larsen Architects and Tredje Natur: Vinge Train Station

Best Façade Design and Engineering of the Year
Logon Architecture: Shanghai Museum of Glass

Developer of the Year
Battersea Power Station: Battersea Power Station

Lifetime Achievement Winner
Moshe Safdie

Overall Winner
Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP Co. Ltd: Ribbon Chapel

Overall Winner: Hiroshi Nakamura & NAP Co. Ltd, Ribbon Chapel

LEAF International has announced the winners of the 12th annual LEAF Awards, which "recognizes innovative architectural design projects and celebrates excellence in building design on an international basis."

At right is the list of winners, some of them highlighted with photographs below. Visit the LEAF Awards website for more information on the annual awards.

The jury for the 2015 awards was made up of Michael Clark (Aedas), Alan Crawford (Crawford Partnership Architects), Valerie Evans (Atkins Global), Firas Hnoosh (BDP), Božana Komljenović (Zaha Hadid Architects), Lukasz Platkowski (Gensler), Heinz Richardson (Jestico + Whiles), Jim Rimelspach (Wilson Associates), and Peter Shaw (Aedas).