Aedas topped competitors from 14 countries and received a total of eight 2014 MIPIM Asia Awards, including the only Special Jury Award given to Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University Administration Information Building in Suzhou, China, which is the jury’s favourite project among all entries. The awards include:

-Special Jury Award - Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University Administration Information Building, Suzhou, China, designed by Andy Wen

-Gold Award, Best Office & Business Development - Sandcrawler, Singapore, designed by Andrew Bromberg of Aedas

-Gold Award, Best Urban Regeneration Project - Revitalisation Project at Mallory Street/Burrows Street, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, designed by Edward Leung

-Silver Award, Best Hotel & Tourism Development - Langham Place, Guangzhou, China, designed by Andrew Bromberg of Aedas

-Silver Award, Best Mixed-use Development - Center 66, Wuxi, China, designed by Christine Lam and David Clayton

-Silver Award, Best Chinese Futura Project - Shanghai K2 Xinhua Lu Mixed Use Project, Shanghai, China, designed by Christine Lam and David Clayton

-Bronze Award, Best Mixed-use Development - Nanfung Commercial, Hospitality and Exhibition Complex, Guangzhou, China, designed by Andrew Bromberg of Aedas

-Bronze Award, Best Chinese Futura Mega Project - Mapletree Minhang Business City & VivoCity, Shanghai, China, designed by Josh Goh and Jiang Ping

“We are extremely proud to have won eight awards in a row,” said Keith Griffiths, Chairman of Aedas. “Aedas believes that great design can only be delivered by people with a deep social and cultural understanding of the communities they are designing for. These award-winning projects are all tailored to the needs of communities around Asia.”

The MIPIM Asia Awards recognise the property industry’s best and brightest, rewarding innovation and achievement in a variety of fields.

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