Explore Europe's Best Buildings: Visionary Architecture and Design Awards at Architekturzentrum Wien

This exhibition showcases outstanding architecture projects from Europe, focusing on visionary developments that shape contemporary architecture. It highlights award-winning residential, educational, and cultural buildings, including the main prize winner for the Town House at Kingston University and the Emerging Architecture prize winner, La Borda cooperative housing.

The exhibition 'Europe's Best Buildings' puts the spotlight on remarkable architecture projects from across the continent, serving as a seismograph for architectural developments and the transformative potential of design. Presented every two years, it focuses on developments with visionary character that provide orientation or act as manifestos for contemporary architecture. This iteration notably features prominent residential projects and, for the first time, an educational building as the main prize winner: the Town House at Kingston University by Grafton Architects. The award for Emerging Architecture 2022 goes to La Borda cooperative housing by the Lacol collective, recognized as Spain's tallest wooden building. The exhibition includes a curated selection of finalists such as the Frizz23 in Berlin, Railway Farm in Paris, the renovation of Z33 House for Contemporary Art in Hasselt, and social housing projects in Cornellà de Llobregat, alongside the conversion of the Enrico Fermi School in Turin. Selected by a distinguished jury, these 40 projects from over 500 nominations represent the forefront of European architectural innovation, with special attention given to five projects from Austria.

The page does not provide specific ticketing information for this exhibition. It is presented as part of the Architekturzentrum Wien's programming, and visitors may refer to the museum's general admission policies or visit the provided links for further details or related events like guided tours and workshops, which may have separate booking requirements. The exhibition runs daily from 10:00 to 19:00.