Singapore-based WOHA Architects took the top prize for its work on a retirement village.

The Children Village by Brazilian firms Aleph Zero and Rosenbaum was praised for its architecture and social impact.

An installation in Philadelphia's Dilworth Park draws on the downtown district’s long history as a transportation and water-supply hub.

The Peruvian project has been praised for its subtly complex design.

The award is the London-based firm’s third Stirling Prize. 

The facility is the American company’s third roastery worldwide, showcasing its high-end coffee in Italy’s fashion capital.

The Frank Gehry-designed building is expected to receive LEED Platinum certification.

Two established architects design a unique tower that not only tests elevators but also gives visitors a spectacular view of a medieval town in Germany.

The biennial awards program from the Illinois Institute of Technology recognizes the best architectural projects in the Americas.

Six finalists are vying for the United Kingdom’s highly regarded architectural prize.