The AMP Winners Book 2025 arrives as a powerful snapshot of where global architecture and design stand today. Published by the Architecture MasterPrize, this edition brings together some of the most thoughtful and forward-looking work from across 72 countries. It’s a collection of projects and a record of how design is responding to the world right now.
This year’s volume reflects a field in motion. Established names alongside emerging studios, each contributing ideas that push boundaries while staying grounded in real-world challenges. Many of the featured works explore sustainability, cultural context, and community impact. There’s a clear sense that architecture is about form, responsibility, and relevance.
“The AMP Winners Book 2025 is more than a publication. It is a permanent record of what architecture and design can achieve when guided by ambition, rigor, and a genuine commitment to the world we share.” Hossein Farmani, President, Architecture MasterPrize
A Global Stage for Design Excellence
The 2025 winners represent a wide spectrum of disciplines, including architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, and product design. Each top honor highlights projects that set new standards in their field:
- Architectural Design of the Year: Sports and Cultural Center Marie-José Perec and Joséphine Baker, Onze04 Architectes, France
- Interior Design of the Year: Symbolplus Office, Symbolplus Inc., Canada.
- Landscape Design of the Year: Bamboo Villa, WEIMAR GROUP, China
- Architecture Firm of the Year: Equator Works_, Singapore / Australia Interior Design
- Firm of the Year: via architecture limited, Hong Kong
- Landscape & Urban Firm of the Year: OKRA landscape architects, Utrecht, Netherlands
Notable Works from the 2025 Edition
Among the distinguished works featured in the book are projects by some of the most celebrated names in contemporary architecture and design:
- Ala Álvaro Siza by Álvaro Siza Vieira
- CMP Inspiration by Kengo Kuma and Associates
- Capital International Exhibition and Convention Centre by Zaha Hadid Architects
- Pirelli 35 Office Building by Park and Snøhetta
- Knights Park by Alison Brooks Architects
- Albert Einstein Education and Research Center by Safdie Architects
- Edelman Fossil Park and Museum by Ennead Architects
- Uzbekistan Pavilion, Expo 2025 Osaka by Atelier Brückner
- Yohoo Museum by Aedas
- Saint Jean de Luz Cultural Centre by Dominique Coulon & Associés
- Hangzhou New World Arts Centre by Shigeru Ban, Leigh & Orange, and Buro Ole Scheeren
Design That Reflects the Times
What makes this edition especially compelling is how closely it mirrors today’s challenges and opportunities. Many of the featured projects explore sustainable materials, adaptive reuse, and new ways of integrating technology without losing craftsmanship. Others focus on social engagement, creating spaces that connect more deeply with users.
The jury, made up of architects, designers, and academics from around the world, approached the selection process with care and rigor. The result is a collection that feels both curated and comprehensive. In short, the AMP Winners Book 2025 documents a moment in its evolution.
Architecture MasterPrize 2026
The Architecture MasterPrize (AMP), founded in 2016 by the Farmani Group, has officially opened its 2026 call for entries, inviting architects, designers, and creative studios from around the world to submit work.
Who Can Apply: Open to established firms, independent architects and designers, emerging professionals, and multidisciplinary studios.
Submission Deadlines & Discounts
If you’re considering entering the next edition, here’s what to know:
- Extended Early Deadline (25% off): April 30, 2026
- Regular Deadline (20% off): June 30, 2026
- Final Deadline: August 31, 2026
You can also use the code P4raM_arch-AMP26 to get an additional 10% discount on entry fees.
How to Apply
For full submission guidelines and to explore past winning projects, visit the official Architecture MasterPrize website.
