Vencedores do IADA 2025: Arquitetura e Design que se Destacaram

The International Architecture & Design Awards (IADA) 2025, organised by the Architecture & Design Community (ADC), once again spotlight exceptional talent from around the globe. With entries from over 45 countries, this year’s winners reflect a rich diversity of voices, ideas, and forms — united by an uncompromising pursuit of excellence.

Each of these works was selected by our international Jury Board, who recognised projects that expand the way we think about space, material, and meaning.

WINNERS

Daishinku Corp. Headquarters and Plant in Japan by Tomoatsu Kusada and Nobuaki Miyashita (OKUMURA CORPORATION + MR STUDIO Co., Ltd.) transforms industrial typology into a sculptural statement. Its tiered form and planted edges create a bold, structured rhythm, captured vividly by Kenji Noguchi.

PLATINUM WINNER, DAISHINKU CORP. HEADQUARTERS AND PLANT, Corporate & Office Building Design, Tomoatsu Kusada + Nobuaki Miyashita, OKUMURA CORPORATION + MR STUDIO Co.,Ltd., Copyright: Kenji Noguchi / K’s Photo Works + Nobuaki Miyashita / MR STUDIO Co.,Ltd., Japan

Pop-ups in China by Yu Feng (Deve Build), photographed by Maggie, is a temporary installation with the energy of a performance. Twisting wooden ribbons rise into dynamic forms, suggesting movement frozen in time — light, expressive, and unexpectedly architectural.

PLATINUM WINNER, Pop-ups, Temporary & Modular Structures, Yu Feng, Deve Build, Copyright: Maggie, China

Improvement of Hrodna’s Riverside in Belarus by Viktar Varabei offers a renewed public space where angled walkways and layered terrain invite movement, pause, and connection — a thoughtful merging of landscape and civic design.

PLATINUM WINNER, Improvement of Hrodna’s Riverside, Coastal & Waterfront Landscape Design, Viktar Varabei, Belarus

Mosque Design in Qatar by Mohanad Barakat reveals a crystalline geometry where skylights and sharp planes catch both light and meaning. It bridges heritage and innovation with clarity and precision.

PLATINUM WINNER, Mosque Design, Public Building & Civic Architecture, Mohanad Barakat, Qatar

Lua in the United Kingdom by George Singer (George Singer Ltd.) is a chandelier and pendant lighting installation that flows with the elegance of molten gold. Delicate yet powerful, it radiates warmth, beautifully framed in Matthias Hoene’s photograph.

PLATINUM WINNER, Lua, Chandeliers and Pendant Lighting, George Singer, George Singer Ltd, Copyright: Matthias Hoene, United Kingdom

Woloshin Bathhouse in Moldova by Serghei Mirza (LH47 ARCH), photographed by George Omen, is nestled in a natural setting with a green roof and glass façades. The building feels grounded and open at once — a tranquil retreat where design meets ecology.

PLATINUM WINNER, Woloshin Bathhouse, Sustainable & Green Architecture, Serghei Mirza, LH47 ARCH, Copyright: George Omen, Moldova