After two intense weeks, with 40,000 nominations, the collective intelligence formed by the readers of ArchDaily has scrutinized close to 3,000 projects, creating the shortlist that now moves into the final voting stage.
As in previous years, we have to congratulate our readers, as the finalists are outstanding. Buildings from all over the world, by firms of all sizes and trajectories, ranging from social buildings with no budget to state of the art buildings. But they all have something in common: good architecture that can improve people’s lives.
You can vote for your favorite projects starting today and until February 13th, 2013 (read the complete rules).
Remember that the project with the most votes will receive an HP Designjet T520 ePrinter and the project with the 2nd most votes will receive an HP Designjet T120 ePrinter from our sponsor HP.
The winners of the iPad Minis that we are giving away during the nomination process are: Sunil Bald and Susana Carls (you’ll receive an email shorty). And remember that we are giving away two iPads during the final voting round!
Meet the finalists:
Sports Architecture
Educational
Public Facilities
Museums and Libraries
Healthcare Architecture
Hotels and Restaurants
Housing
Refurbishment
Houses
Cultural
Religious Architecture
Institutional Architecture
Interiors
Office Buildings
Oh, and what about iPads? Who wins?
Andril,
As you can read in the article, the winners are: Sunil Bald and Susana Carls
thanks! haven`t seen it before
At first, I was a bit confused as to why CCTV would be eligible, based upon how much attention it’s had over the past few years. I suppose with the fire damaging a significant portion of the building, it was only completed (and therefore eligible) this year.