THE PLAN Award is an annual international prize that recognizes excellence in architecture, interior design, and urban planning.
With twenty-one different categories and over a thousand submissions every year, THE PLAN Award is an important opportunity for architects, designers, urban
planners, and planners to participate in an international community and contribute to the discussion of the key issues affecting the industry today.
The winning projects will be featured on THE PLAN’s digital platforms and through dedicated coverage. All shortlisted projects will be published
on THE PLAN website, while an entire page will be dedicated to each winner and honorable mention in the special book THE PLAN Award, which will have worldwide distribution.
The quality of this competition is underscored by its international jury, made up of leading figures in the architecture, design, real estate, and academic fields.
Submissions for the 9th edition of THE PLAN Award are now open.
Museums, libraries, cultural centres
Educational, training and research institutes
Health centres and facilities
Hotels, restaurants, spas and wellbeing centres
Houses in urban settings, houses with limited green space, apartments, lofts, penthouses
Apartment blocks, public housing
Design products and interior architecture systems
Interior design
Green areas, parks and gardens, both public and private
Multi-use buildings and complexes
Office blocks and complexes, conference centres and other such venues
Manufacturing facilities and complexes
Public spaces, piazzas, streets, town centres, religious buildings
Renovation of existing structures
Shopping areas, shops, wholesale and retail outlets
Buildings that have technologies to improve energy efficiency and security, sensors that gather and analyse data about devices and installations, and an ICT network infrastructure
Exhibitions, temporary structures, research and innovative projects
Sports facilities and fields, playgrounds, leisure areas
Stations, stopping areas, public transport stops, ports, airports, infrastructures
Design and regeneration of town centres and/or sections of urban fabric
Detached houses with large green space, prestigious houses in isolated contexts