See the nine winners that exemplify the refined inventions at the forefront of architectural technology.
A mobile streetlighting system made with minimal, and whenever possible locally available, resources brings electricity to India's poor communities.
An inflatable, responsive façade brings characteristic Miesian elegance to a new building on the Illinois Institute of Technology campus, using 21st century materials.
Rethinking density in Niger's capital city could bring relief to the region's housing crisis while respecting locals preferences in residential design.
A 3D-printed, one-room house and car that share energy sources explore methods to create a completely off-grid living environment.
Structural components made from round, unmilled "waste" trees that are as strong as steel.
Virtual-reality can help architects better understand how to design for their clients, including those with disabilities.
This tripartite system, one of the first of its kind to be used on a single building, helps make the most of every bit of energy it produces.
Glass tubes combine to form a structural wall assembly that admits daylight, generates energy, and insulates like a solid wall.
A sunlight-powered kiln and a new concrete block shape could be a solution for more resilient construction in Haiti.
