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| Prix Versailles 2021 | |
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| Awarded for | Architecture and design |
| Presented by | World Prix Versailles Organization (WPVO) |
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On 16 July 2021, the world selections for airports, campuses, passenger stations and sports were announced. [1]
| Project | Location | Country | Architect or designer | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Berlin Brandenburg Airport Willy Brandt | Berlin | Germany | Gerkan, Marg and Partners | Germany |
| Athens International Airport, South Wing | Athens | Greece | Tombazis & Associates / AVW | Greece |
| Hazrat Sultan International Airport | Turkestan | Kazakhstan | ||
| New Plymouth Airport | New Plymouth | New Zealand | Beca | New Zealand |
| Clark International Airport, Terminal 2 | Pampanga | Philippines | Populous / Casas+Architects | Australia |
| LaGuardia Airport, Terminal B | New York City | United States | HOK | United States |
| Project | Location | Country | Architect or designer | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| University of Western Australia, Ezone Student Hub | Crawley | Australia | Hassell | Australia |
| Peking University, East Building of PKU Library | Beijing | China | ||
| Paris-Saclay University, Institut des Neurosciences | Gif-sur-Yvette | France | Dietmar Feichtinger / Celnikier & Grabli | France |
| University of Oxford, Wadham College | Oxford | United Kingdom | AL_A | United Kingdom |
| California Institute of Technology, Chen Neuroscience Research Building | Pasadena | United States | SmithGroup | United States |
| Harvard University, Science and Engineering Complex | Boston | United States | Behnisch Architekten | Germany |
| Project | Location | Country | Architect or designer | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reservoir Train Station | Reservoir | Australia | Genton | Australia |
| Ginkgo Swan Lake Train Station | Jiaxing | China | Hexia Architects | China |
| Putuo Mountain Passenger Station | Zhoushan | China | UAD | China |
| Assen Train Station | Assen | Netherlands | Powerhouse / De Zwarte Hond | Netherlands |
| Mukilteo Ferry Terminal | Mukilteo | United States | LMN Architects | United States |
| Pennsylvania Station | New York City | United States | Skidmore, Owings & Merrill | United States |
| Project | Location | Country | Architect or designer | Country |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Court Philippe-Chatrier, Roland-Garros | Paris | France | Marc Mimram | France |
| Batumi Stadium | Batumi | Georgia | Bahadir Kul Architect | Turkey |
| Jordal Amfi | Oslo | Norway | Hille Melbye Arkitekter | Norway |
| Al Bayt Stadium | Al Khor | Qatar | ||
| Allegiant Stadium | Paradise | United States | Manica Architecture | United States |
| SoFi Stadium | Inglewood | United States | HKS | United States |
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The 5th edition of the Prix Versailles recognized 21 world winners in seven categories: campuses, passenger stations, sports, shops & stores, shopping malls, hotels and restaurants.
The 6th edition of the Prix Versailles recognized 24 world winners in eight categories: airports, campuses, passenger stations, sports, shops & stores, shopping malls, hotels and restaurants.
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