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Thousands of architects, architecture offices, students and academics are members of our portal where they can create their profile pages, and upload their projects and buildings. As a truly global platform, World Architecture Community is the place where international contemporary architecture is expressed from all horizons while providing an equal opportunity to those countries generally less covered by international media.

The mixture of exclusive and syndicated architecture news, published on World Architecture Community’s News section, was viewed close to 100 million times, and projects posted by its members were viewed over 40 million times in total, since 2008. With over 175,000 twitter followers, World Architecture Community is also quite active and followed on social media.

Finally, the WA Awards competition recognises the best projects and buildings in 3 different categories: Designed, Realised and Student. Up-to 10+5+X projects are awarded every cycle since 25 cycles, 3 times a year in a totally democratic selection, made by a combination of the votes of honorary members and previous cycle winners (10), as well as the ratings of our community members (5). The X corresponds to those special projects our jury members sometimes want to highlight for their innovative aspects.

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Twelve buildings we look forward to opening in 2023

WA Contents • Jan 03, 2023 • 7201

As we enter 2023, we have compiled 12 buildings that we look forward to opening in 2023. Our list includes important developments from United Kingdom to United States, from India to Saudi Arabia and China.

Foster + Partners' Red Sea International Airport in Saudi Arabia, Studio Gang's artfully-shaped "shotconcrete" Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation in the United States, OMA's cultural building Factory International in Manchester, Snøhetta's new forest-like Beijing Sub-Center Library in China make our list for the most anticipated buildings of 2023.

Take a look at our list to see the twelve buildings we look forward to opening in 2023 (in no particular order):

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10 Significant Projects of Arata Isozaki

WA Contents • Mar 06, 2019 • 47636

Distinguished Japanese architect, city planner and theorist Arata Isozaki has been named as the 2019 Laureate of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, the award that is known internationally as architecture’s highest honor.

Isozaki, 87, built over one hundred projects throughout Asia, Europe, North America, the Middle East and Australia. In the jury's citation, his oeuvre has been described as "heterogeneous and encompasses descriptions from vernacular to high tech." Isozaki is one of the prominent architects redefining mutual exchange between eastern and western societies, allowing Japanese vision to inform European and American design, particularly in the 1980s.

Isozaki's works, reaching a rich repertoire, expanded over (...)

Wei Ming Tan, Adhi Nugraha, Saruta ‘Pin’ Kiatparkpoom among speakers for FIND - Design Fair Asia

WA Contents • Aug 25, 2022 • 1989

Malaysian product brand Aureole Design founder Wei Ming Tan, Indonesian design studio Adhi Nugraha Design founder Adhi Nugraha, Vietnamese furniture designer Huy H. Nguyen, Bangkok-based artist and designer Saruta ‘Pin’ Kiatparkpoom are among the international speakers at the inaugural edition of FIND - Design Fair Asia (Furniture, Interiors and Design).

FIND - Design Fair Asia, the leading design fair in Asia, has announced details about its upcoming event which includes new and dynamic creative partners to bring the creative industry from the West and the East.

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FIND - Design Fair Asia will take place at Safdie Architects-designed Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention (...)

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