Submit your best architecture and design projects in Asia Pacific’s leading awards program – A&D Awards 2025 – and be in the running to win the industry’s ultimate accolades.
Judged by an independent global panel of acclaimed architects and designers, the awards recognise and celebrate the most outstanding projects completed across the region in the last 18 months.
There are 36 categories, covering Architecture, Interior Design, Innovation, Future Developments and Product Design, so there’s bound to be some to suit your best work.
Entries close on August 1. So don’t delay – make your submission today.
A nature focused design concept has scooped the top prize in a pioneering design competition aimed at reshaping the living environment of a public housing complex in Sham Shui Po. Kudos to young designers Ho Sun Chau and Cherry Lau who collected the HK$30,000 prize.
Acclaimed architectural designer Barrie Ho is continuing to spread his influence across the globe, opening a London studio to complement his recent move into Sydney and long-running Hong Kong based practice. As well as designing luxury houses in the greater London area, Ho has also opened a gallery inspired by legendary British PM Winston Churchill!
Architect Owen Lam is just 36 years old but he’s already forging an impressive reputation as a thought leader in intergenerational design. His proposal for a creative and sensitive refurbishment of old tenement buildings, in which many elderly residents live alone in Hong Kong, has helped him win one of two leading industry awards and a trip to Japan to study intergenerational housing projects.
The thing that impressed me was the youthful spirit. Young designers, young practitioners. You could feel the spirit and quality of their work. That’s encouraging.
Congratulations to the A&D Awards for celebrating excellence in architecture. I hope more professionals join in the coming years to make its impact even more far-reaching.
Thank you, A&D Awards. You’ve been an amazing support for our practice. Without you, I think we would not be where we are today.
The standard of entries was very high… I learnt a lot from them. I think they are an insight into Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area.
My advice is if you don’t enter you will not know how good or bad you are. So enter and share your projects on a great platform of design.
I’ve seen some really good projects and outside the box concepts, so I can’t wait to see more interesting work next year.
I think the projects are of really high caliber, and the awards are an endorsement of the quality of design. I think everyone should support them.
