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This year's top prize at the World Architecture Festival went to a plant-covered complex designed to meet the needs of Singapore’s ageing population.
Kampung Admiralty by WOHA saw off competition from 31 other shorlisted projects to win the title of World Building of the Year 2018.
The practice, known for it's plant-covered architecture, was selected from 32 category winners, encompassing completed and future projects ranging from houses to hotels and offices.
BIG, 3XN and Alison Brooks Architects were among the award-winning practices at this year's World Architecture Festival.
The architecture festival took place in Amsterdam 28-30 November 2018 alongside Inside World Festival of Interiors festival.
A programme of talks and events took place at Beurs van Berlage, a former stock exchange.

Kampung Admiralty by WOHA Architects
Winner of the Mixed Use category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Singapore, Singapore

Hammershus Visitor Centre by Winner: Arkitema Architects and Professor Christoffer Harlang
Winner of the Display category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Allinge, Denmark

Olympic House by 3XN Architects
Winner of the Office Future Projects category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Lausanne, Switzerland

Sadra Civic Center by Nextoffice
Winner of the Competition Entries Future Projects category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Sadra, Iran

Maitland Riverlink by CHROFI with McGregor Coxall
Winner of the Civic & Community category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Maitland, Australia

Länsisalmi Power Station by Parviainen Architects
Winner of the Production, Energy & Recycling category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Vantaa, Finland

Weston Street by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
Winner of the Small Scale Housing category at World Architecture Festival 2018
London, United Kingdom

The Alder Centre by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
Winner of the Health Future Projects category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Liverpool, United Kingdom

Thiruvalluvar by Monk Mackenzie + Novare
Winner of the Infrastructure Future Projects category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Kanyakumari, India

Audemars Piguet Hôtel des Horlogers by BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group
Winner of the Leisure Led Future Projects category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Le Brassus, Switzerland

The Piano Mill by Conrad Gargett
Winner of the Culture category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Stanthorpe, Australia

A house in a garden by David Leech Architects
Winner of the House category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Dublin, Ireland

The Sunken Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes of Cabetican by BAAD Studio
Winner of the Civic Future Projects category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Bacolor, Philippines

Zeitz MOCAA by Heatherwick Studio
Winner of the New & Old category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Cape Town, South Africa. Photo Iwan Baan

C&P Corporate Headquarters by INNOCAD Architecture
Winner of the Office category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Graz, Austria

Medellin River Parks/Botanical Park Master Plan by Sebastian Monsalve + Juan David Hoyos
Winner of the Masterplanning (future) category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Medellin, Colombia

Taichung Commercial Bank Headquarters Mixed-Use Project by Aedas
Winner of the Commercial Mixed Use category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Taiwan

Lincoln University and AgResearch Joint Facility by Warren and Mahoney Architects with Woods Bagot
Winner of the Education category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Christchurch, New Zealand

Shanghai Greenland Center/Greenland Being Funny by Nikken Sekkei
Winner of the Shopping category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Shanghai, China

Museum of the siege of Leningrad by Studio 44 Architects
Winner of the Culture (future) category at World Architecture Festival 2018
St. Petersburg, Russia

Belarusian Memorial Chapel by Spheron Architects
Winner of the Religion category at World Architecture Festival 2018
London, United Kingdom

Amelia Tulum by Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos
Winner of the Residential category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Tulum, Mexico

Muku Nursery School by Tezuka Architects
Winner of the School category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Fuji City, Japan

The Street by Sanjay Puri Architects
Winner of the Large Scale Housing category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Mathura, India

Exeter College Cohen Quadrangle by Alison Brooks Architects
Winner of the Higher Education and Research category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Oxford, United Kingdom

Guyim Vault House by Nextoffice
Winner of the House (future) category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Shiraz, Iran

Hotel Jakarta by SeARCH
Winner of the Hotel and Leisure category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Amsterdam, Netherlands

High Horse Ranch by KieranTimberlake
Winner of the Villa category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Northern California, United States of America

London Bridge station by Grimshaw
Winner of the Transport category at World Architecture Festival 2018
London, United Kingdom

Hospital AZ Zeno by B2Ai
Winner of the Health category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Knokke, Belgium

Imago by KANVA
Winner of the Experimental Future Projects category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Montreal, Canada

Gymansium, Blaise Pascal High School by Koffi & Diabaté Architectes
Winner of the Sport category at World Architecture Festival 2018
Abidjan, Ivory Coast

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