WAF Day Two

As described yesterday, WAF, now in its ninth year, is set up in a unique crit format, in which architects that were shortlisted in the various typological categories present their projects in ten minutes to a two- or three-person jury, which then asks questions about the project. Broadly the categories fall into two general types: Completed Buildings and Future Projects; winners in the former are in the running for Building of the Year, and those in the latter vie for Future Project of the Year. Day two winners are highlighted below in alphabetical order by Completed Building category, with Future Projects winners listed at bottom.

On day three, the winners from the first two days will present their projects once again, this time to the "Super Jury." The announcements of the "best in show," as WAF director Paul Finch calls it, will happen during the awards dinner this evening; stay tuned for the announcement of those.

Also: Day One Winners

Also: Wingårdh Arkitektkontor's profile on Scandinavian-Architects.If applicable

Also: AIM ARCHITECTURE's profile on Chinese-Architects.

Also: Schulz and Schulz's profile on German-Architects.

Also: Product feature, "From Brick to Crystal."

COMMERCIAL MIXED USE - Kampung Admiralty by WOHA
COMPETITION ENTRIES - Chengdu City Music Hall by AEDAS
CULTURE - Wangari Muta Maathai by Boogertman + Partners
EDUCATION - South Melbourne Primary School by Hayball
HEALTH - Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence by Amos Goldreich Architecture and Jacobs Yaniv Architects
HOUSE - Arthur Residence by 5468796 Architecture
LEISURE LED DEVELOPMENT - Ayla Golf Academy and Clubhouse by Oppenheim Architecture
MASTERPLANNING - Naerheden, Suburb of the Future by Arkitema Architects
RESIDENTIAL - Uptown by Design & More International