The RIBA International Awards for Excellence are given to projects worldwide that stretch the boundaries of architecture and standards of excellence. The winners for 2018, announced on 9 May 2018, were selected by the jury (members of the RIBA Awards Group), chaired by Julia Barfield, and assisted by the RIBA Local Ambassadors. Take a look below to see which buildings won.
by Patkau Architects for Audain Art Museum
by LegoRogers for Grupo Financiero BBVA Bancomer
by Barozzi Veiga for Hochbauamt Kanton Graubuenden
by John Wardle Architects for private client
by O'Donnell + Tuomey for Central European University
by Rosenbaum + Aleph Zero for Fundação Bradesco
by feat.collective for S.T.E.P.S eV. - Germany & PHP foundation - Sri Lanka
by FŐMTERV-PALATIUM-UVATERV for Budapest Transport Ltd, DBR Metro Project Directorate
by Kimmel Eshkolot Architects in collaboration with Kalush Chechick Architects for Ministry of Defence - Families and Commemoration Department
by Stanton Williams for Ville de Nantes and Nantes Metropole
by Kraaijvanger Architects for Museum Voorlinden
by Emre Arolat Architecture for Sancaklar Foundation
by Renzo Piano Building Workshop & Betaplan for Stavros Niarchos Foundation
by Palinda Kannangara Architects for Palinda Kannangara Architects
by Hiroyuki Ito Architects for Hiroko Abe
by AleaOlea architecture & landscape for Secretaria d'habitatge i Millora Urbana, Generalitat de Catalunya
by NIKKEN SEKKEI for Toho Gakuen School of Music
by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris for Universiteit van Amsterdam
by Boeri Studio for COIMA, Hines
by Foster + Partners for China Resources Land
A biennial selection of the world’s best new buildings for 2018.
Take a closer look at the nine education projects on the 2018 RIBA International list. From a post disaster school in Thailand to a university campus masterplan, these projects all impressed the RIBA International Prize jury enough to make it onto the international list of projects to look out for in 2018.
Take a closer look at the nine hotel and housing projects on the 2018 RIBA International list. From new social housing in Lisbon to verdant, high-rise residential blocks in Milan and Wabern, these projects all impressed the RIBA International Prize jury enough to make it onto the international list of projects to look out for in 2018.
Take a closer look at four sacred buildings on the 2018 RIBA International List, which span three different continents and offer new spaces for worship
Take a closer look at the ten office projects on the 2018 RIBA International list, which reveal a range of global trends in workplace design. Collaboration, wellbeing and new technologies are common themes for the judges' selection of office projects, which span Australia, China, Germany, Japan, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands and Portugal.
Take a closer look at eight civic and infrastructure projects on the 2018 RIBA International list. From a maritime terminal in Italy, to a national library in Saudi Arabia, these buildings around the world impressed the judges enough to make it onto our list of projects to watch out for as the RIBA International Prize shortlist and winners are announced later this year.
