WAF 2018 Day One Winners

WAF, now in its eleventh year -- and its first in Amsterdam -- is set up in a unique crit format, in which architects shortlisted in numerous categories present their projects in ten minutes to a three-person jury, which then asks questions about the project. 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, both announced on Friday. Day one winners from Wednesday, November 28, are listed below with day two winners following, logically, tomorrow.

• Civic and Community: Maitland Riverlink in Maitland, Australia, CHROFI with McGregor Croxall
• Culture: The Piano Mill in Stanthorpe, Australia, by Conrad Gargett
• Display: Hammershus Visitor Centre in Allinge, Denmark, by Arkitema Architects & Christoffer Harlang
• House: A House In a Garden (81 Hollybrook Grove) in Dublin, Ireland, by David Leech Architects
• New and Old: Zeitz MOCAA in Cape Town, South Africa, by Heatherwick Studio

• Office: C&P Corporate Headquarters in Graz, Austria, by INNOCAD
• Production, Energy & Recycling: Lansisalmi Power Station in Finland by Parvianen Architects
• Small Scale Housing: Weston Street development in London by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
• Sport: Gymnasium, Blaise Pascal High School in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, by Koffi & Diabate Architectes

• Civic: Sunken Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes of Cabetician in Bacolor, Philippines, by BAAD Studio​
• Competition Entries: Sadra Civic Center in Iran by Nextoffice
• Experimental: Imago in Montreal, Canada, by KANVA
• Health: The Alder Centre in Liverpool, UK, by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris

• Infrastructure: Thiruvalluvar in Kanyakumari, India, by Monk Mackenzie + Novare
• Leisure Led Developments: Audemars Piguet Hotel des Horlogers in Le Brassus, Switzerland, by BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group
• Office: Olympic House in Lausanne, Switzerland, by 3XN