Celebrating the people, places, buildings and ideas shaping the future of European architecture.
EXPLORE 50 CATEGORIES ↗An international platform recognizing creativity, responsibility and excellence in the built environment.
EuroArch Awards celebrates architecture at every scale: from interiors and small interventions to ambitious cultural buildings, landscapes and urban visions.
Headquarters: Bratislava, Slovakia.
Elena focuses on civic architecture and adaptive reuse.
Sofia focuses on urban housing and social design.
Matteo focuses on cultural buildings and conservation.
Claire focuses on European modernist heritage.
Jonas focuses on low-carbon civic structures.
Ana focuses on urban regeneration and research.
Miguel focuses on landscape-sensitive reuse.
Katarzyna focuses on Central European architectural history.
Lars focuses on timber housing and neighborhood planning.
Nora focuses on museum and exhibition design.
Tomáš focuses on schools and urban architecture.
Marta focuses on public space and climate adaptation.
Andrei focuses on pedestrian-centered urban planning.
Ingrid focuses on housing and water-sensitive design.
Oskar focuses on Nordic timber construction.
Lejla focuses on heritage and cultural memory.
Nikola focuses on public and educational architecture.
Aoife focuses on civic architecture history.
Gregor focuses on experimental timber and craft.
Selin focuses on archaeological sites and visitor centres.
Arben focuses on regional regeneration.
Eva focuses on sustainable school design.
Mikkel focuses on climate-responsive public buildings.
Daria focuses on site-specific installations.
Helena focuses on art, architecture and public space.
Until 31 December 2026
€1,000Per project / category.
1 January – 23 June 2027
€2,000Per project / category.
24–30 June 2027
€3,000Per project / category.
Early entry closes
Last call begins
Final submission deadline
July–August: review · September: shortlist · November: winners announced.
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