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Last but not least, the final #ProjectOfTheYear Award at the A+Awards Paris Celebration went to Hotel Elysée Montmartre by Policronica. The 16-room hotel embodies radical material circularity, transforming eucalyptus — an invasive species and fire risk — into refined joinery through a self-developed solar vacuum drying process. The revitalized building becomes an immersive study in woodcraft, with every surface, fixture, and furnishing conceived, fabricated, and installed by the studio’s own design and production teams.🏆
Accepting the award, Julien Labrousse, Founder of Policronica, shared his gratitude and perspective:
“It is a tremendous honor for the Policronica studio to receive an Architizer Award. This project embodies our total commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship. It proves that architecture can unite design and production, creating work that is locally made, technically rigorous and deeply human.”
The award was presented by our very own Lucia Stroetzel, Head of Architect Relations at Architizer.
Another huge thank you to all of our partners who brought the Paris celebration to life: Material Bank® Europe, RELEASE [AEC] and The Good Plastic Company!
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✨ Want to join the conversation in 2026?
Submit your work to the new A+Awards season and take part in the world’s most global platform recognizing architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/EWJV1ewIbX
![Architizer's tweet photo. Last but not least, the final #ProjectOfTheYear Award at the A+Awards Paris Celebration went to Hotel Elysée Montmartre by Policronica. The 16-room hotel embodies radical material circularity, transforming eucalyptus — an invasive species and fire risk — into refined joinery through a self-developed solar vacuum drying process. The revitalized building becomes an immersive study in woodcraft, with every surface, fixture, and furnishing conceived, fabricated, and installed by the studio’s own design and production teams.🏆
Accepting the award, Julien Labrousse, Founder of Policronica, shared his gratitude and perspective:
“It is a tremendous honor for the Policronica studio to receive an Architizer Award. This project embodies our total commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship. It proves that architecture can unite design and production, creating work that is locally made, technically rigorous and deeply human.”
The award was presented by our very own Lucia Stroetzel, Head of Architect Relations at Architizer.
Another huge thank you to all of our partners who brought the Paris celebration to life: Material Bank® Europe, RELEASE [AEC] and The Good Plastic Company!
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✨ Want to join the conversation in 2026?
Submit your work to the new A+Awards season and take part in the world’s most global platform recognizing architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/EWJV1ewIbX](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G6y_3fXXwAAADSk.jpg)
![Architizer's tweet photo. Last but not least, the final #ProjectOfTheYear Award at the A+Awards Paris Celebration went to Hotel Elysée Montmartre by Policronica. The 16-room hotel embodies radical material circularity, transforming eucalyptus — an invasive species and fire risk — into refined joinery through a self-developed solar vacuum drying process. The revitalized building becomes an immersive study in woodcraft, with every surface, fixture, and furnishing conceived, fabricated, and installed by the studio’s own design and production teams.🏆
Accepting the award, Julien Labrousse, Founder of Policronica, shared his gratitude and perspective:
“It is a tremendous honor for the Policronica studio to receive an Architizer Award. This project embodies our total commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship. It proves that architecture can unite design and production, creating work that is locally made, technically rigorous and deeply human.”
The award was presented by our very own Lucia Stroetzel, Head of Architect Relations at Architizer.
Another huge thank you to all of our partners who brought the Paris celebration to life: Material Bank® Europe, RELEASE [AEC] and The Good Plastic Company!
-
✨ Want to join the conversation in 2026?
Submit your work to the new A+Awards season and take part in the world’s most global platform recognizing architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/EWJV1ewIbX](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G6y_3FmWAAADilM.jpg)
![Architizer's tweet photo. Last but not least, the final #ProjectOfTheYear Award at the A+Awards Paris Celebration went to Hotel Elysée Montmartre by Policronica. The 16-room hotel embodies radical material circularity, transforming eucalyptus — an invasive species and fire risk — into refined joinery through a self-developed solar vacuum drying process. The revitalized building becomes an immersive study in woodcraft, with every surface, fixture, and furnishing conceived, fabricated, and installed by the studio’s own design and production teams.🏆
Accepting the award, Julien Labrousse, Founder of Policronica, shared his gratitude and perspective:
“It is a tremendous honor for the Policronica studio to receive an Architizer Award. This project embodies our total commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship. It proves that architecture can unite design and production, creating work that is locally made, technically rigorous and deeply human.”
The award was presented by our very own Lucia Stroetzel, Head of Architect Relations at Architizer.
Another huge thank you to all of our partners who brought the Paris celebration to life: Material Bank® Europe, RELEASE [AEC] and The Good Plastic Company!
-
✨ Want to join the conversation in 2026?
Submit your work to the new A+Awards season and take part in the world’s most global platform recognizing architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/EWJV1ewIbX](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G6y_2p6XwAEjwPZ.jpg)
![Architizer's tweet photo. Last but not least, the final #ProjectOfTheYear Award at the A+Awards Paris Celebration went to Hotel Elysée Montmartre by Policronica. The 16-room hotel embodies radical material circularity, transforming eucalyptus — an invasive species and fire risk — into refined joinery through a self-developed solar vacuum drying process. The revitalized building becomes an immersive study in woodcraft, with every surface, fixture, and furnishing conceived, fabricated, and installed by the studio’s own design and production teams.🏆
Accepting the award, Julien Labrousse, Founder of Policronica, shared his gratitude and perspective:
“It is a tremendous honor for the Policronica studio to receive an Architizer Award. This project embodies our total commitment to sustainability and craftsmanship. It proves that architecture can unite design and production, creating work that is locally made, technically rigorous and deeply human.”
The award was presented by our very own Lucia Stroetzel, Head of Architect Relations at Architizer.
Another huge thank you to all of our partners who brought the Paris celebration to life: Material Bank® Europe, RELEASE [AEC] and The Good Plastic Company!
-
✨ Want to join the conversation in 2026?
Submit your work to the new A+Awards season and take part in the world’s most global platform recognizing architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/EWJV1ewIbX](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G6y_2HQWsAAja1g.jpg)
SALT Architects were honored as the second of our three #ProjectOfTheYear winners at the Architizer A+Awards celebration in Paris for the Cape Flats Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) Plant in South Africa, a critical infrastructure project that purifies water and recharges the city’s aquifer. Using brick and concrete, the design gives architectural dignity to the unseen systems that sustain urban life.
🏆🏆🏆
In their acceptance remarks, Gustav Roberts and Jan-Dirk van der Walt reflected on the social and moral dimensions of their work: “The Aquifer Recharge Plant reflects a deep shared value of care — about how we choose to build, and what that says about us as a society. Every act of construction contributes to our shared culture. The way we design, the attention we give, and the dignity we bring to even the most functional buildings, reflects how we see our future and who we want to be.”
The award was presented by Philippe Brocart, Founder of Release [AEC], one of our event partners whose support helped make the Paris celebration possible.
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🏆 As the celebration continues, entries for the new A+Awards season are currently open!
👉 Submit your work and join the world’s most global platform honoring architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/6dITvMGPpj
![Architizer's tweet photo. SALT Architects were honored as the second of our three #ProjectOfTheYear winners at the Architizer A+Awards celebration in Paris for the Cape Flats Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) Plant in South Africa, a critical infrastructure project that purifies water and recharges the city’s aquifer. Using brick and concrete, the design gives architectural dignity to the unseen systems that sustain urban life.
🏆🏆🏆
In their acceptance remarks, Gustav Roberts and Jan-Dirk van der Walt reflected on the social and moral dimensions of their work: “The Aquifer Recharge Plant reflects a deep shared value of care — about how we choose to build, and what that says about us as a society. Every act of construction contributes to our shared culture. The way we design, the attention we give, and the dignity we bring to even the most functional buildings, reflects how we see our future and who we want to be.”
The award was presented by Philippe Brocart, Founder of Release [AEC], one of our event partners whose support helped make the Paris celebration possible.
-
🏆 As the celebration continues, entries for the new A+Awards season are currently open!
👉 Submit your work and join the world’s most global platform honoring architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/6dITvMGPpj](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G6usIXaWwAA50wm.jpg)
![Architizer's tweet photo. SALT Architects were honored as the second of our three #ProjectOfTheYear winners at the Architizer A+Awards celebration in Paris for the Cape Flats Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) Plant in South Africa, a critical infrastructure project that purifies water and recharges the city’s aquifer. Using brick and concrete, the design gives architectural dignity to the unseen systems that sustain urban life.
🏆🏆🏆
In their acceptance remarks, Gustav Roberts and Jan-Dirk van der Walt reflected on the social and moral dimensions of their work: “The Aquifer Recharge Plant reflects a deep shared value of care — about how we choose to build, and what that says about us as a society. Every act of construction contributes to our shared culture. The way we design, the attention we give, and the dignity we bring to even the most functional buildings, reflects how we see our future and who we want to be.”
The award was presented by Philippe Brocart, Founder of Release [AEC], one of our event partners whose support helped make the Paris celebration possible.
-
🏆 As the celebration continues, entries for the new A+Awards season are currently open!
👉 Submit your work and join the world’s most global platform honoring architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/6dITvMGPpj](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G6usHjQXQAA3nRT.jpg)
![Architizer's tweet photo. SALT Architects were honored as the second of our three #ProjectOfTheYear winners at the Architizer A+Awards celebration in Paris for the Cape Flats Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) Plant in South Africa, a critical infrastructure project that purifies water and recharges the city’s aquifer. Using brick and concrete, the design gives architectural dignity to the unseen systems that sustain urban life.
🏆🏆🏆
In their acceptance remarks, Gustav Roberts and Jan-Dirk van der Walt reflected on the social and moral dimensions of their work: “The Aquifer Recharge Plant reflects a deep shared value of care — about how we choose to build, and what that says about us as a society. Every act of construction contributes to our shared culture. The way we design, the attention we give, and the dignity we bring to even the most functional buildings, reflects how we see our future and who we want to be.”
The award was presented by Philippe Brocart, Founder of Release [AEC], one of our event partners whose support helped make the Paris celebration possible.
-
🏆 As the celebration continues, entries for the new A+Awards season are currently open!
👉 Submit your work and join the world’s most global platform honoring architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/6dITvMGPpj](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G6usHP2WwAARxqJ.jpg)
![Architizer's tweet photo. SALT Architects were honored as the second of our three #ProjectOfTheYear winners at the Architizer A+Awards celebration in Paris for the Cape Flats Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) Plant in South Africa, a critical infrastructure project that purifies water and recharges the city’s aquifer. Using brick and concrete, the design gives architectural dignity to the unseen systems that sustain urban life.
🏆🏆🏆
In their acceptance remarks, Gustav Roberts and Jan-Dirk van der Walt reflected on the social and moral dimensions of their work: “The Aquifer Recharge Plant reflects a deep shared value of care — about how we choose to build, and what that says about us as a society. Every act of construction contributes to our shared culture. The way we design, the attention we give, and the dignity we bring to even the most functional buildings, reflects how we see our future and who we want to be.”
The award was presented by Philippe Brocart, Founder of Release [AEC], one of our event partners whose support helped make the Paris celebration possible.
-
🏆 As the celebration continues, entries for the new A+Awards season are currently open!
👉 Submit your work and join the world’s most global platform honoring architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/6dITvMGPpj](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G6usG-CXoAAxm5u.jpg)
🏆 During our A+Awards Paris celebration, hosted in collaboration with Release [AEC], three Project of the Year winners were honored.
The first #ProjectOfTheYear accolade was awarded to Fortuny-Alventosa Morell Arquitectes for 6 HPP Ses Veles Puigpunyent.
This six-unit public housing complex in Mallorca revives traditional Mediterranean building methods — lime, stone, ceramics and timber — to achieve near-zero energy use and an architecture rooted in local climate and material tradition.
The award was presented by Marc Solsona, Head of Strategy at Material Bank Europe, one of the partners who helped make the event possible.
Accepting the award, Joan Fortuny, Xavier Morrell, and Marc Alventosa spoke to the project’s quiet radicalism:
“We are truly happy that an international award like the A+Awards shines a light on a project that may not seek visibility through a spectacular image, but through the depth of its process.”
A huge thank you to all of our partners who brought the Paris celebration to life: Material Bank Europe, Release AEC and Polygood.
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🏆 As the celebration continues, entries for the new A+Awards season is currently open for entries!
👉 Submit your work and join the world’s most global platform honoring architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/z2uXgWjmN4
![Architizer's tweet photo. 🏆 During our A+Awards Paris celebration, hosted in collaboration with Release [AEC], three Project of the Year winners were honored.
The first #ProjectOfTheYear accolade was awarded to Fortuny-Alventosa Morell Arquitectes for 6 HPP Ses Veles Puigpunyent.
This six-unit public housing complex in Mallorca revives traditional Mediterranean building methods — lime, stone, ceramics and timber — to achieve near-zero energy use and an architecture rooted in local climate and material tradition.
The award was presented by Marc Solsona, Head of Strategy at Material Bank Europe, one of the partners who helped make the event possible.
Accepting the award, Joan Fortuny, Xavier Morrell, and Marc Alventosa spoke to the project’s quiet radicalism:
“We are truly happy that an international award like the A+Awards shines a light on a project that may not seek visibility through a spectacular image, but through the depth of its process.”
A huge thank you to all of our partners who brought the Paris celebration to life: Material Bank Europe, Release AEC and Polygood.
-
🏆 As the celebration continues, entries for the new A+Awards season is currently open for entries!
👉 Submit your work and join the world’s most global platform honoring architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/z2uXgWjmN4](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G6pW7jXXYAAEka6.jpg)
![Architizer's tweet photo. 🏆 During our A+Awards Paris celebration, hosted in collaboration with Release [AEC], three Project of the Year winners were honored.
The first #ProjectOfTheYear accolade was awarded to Fortuny-Alventosa Morell Arquitectes for 6 HPP Ses Veles Puigpunyent.
This six-unit public housing complex in Mallorca revives traditional Mediterranean building methods — lime, stone, ceramics and timber — to achieve near-zero energy use and an architecture rooted in local climate and material tradition.
The award was presented by Marc Solsona, Head of Strategy at Material Bank Europe, one of the partners who helped make the event possible.
Accepting the award, Joan Fortuny, Xavier Morrell, and Marc Alventosa spoke to the project’s quiet radicalism:
“We are truly happy that an international award like the A+Awards shines a light on a project that may not seek visibility through a spectacular image, but through the depth of its process.”
A huge thank you to all of our partners who brought the Paris celebration to life: Material Bank Europe, Release AEC and Polygood.
-
🏆 As the celebration continues, entries for the new A+Awards season is currently open for entries!
👉 Submit your work and join the world’s most global platform honoring architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/z2uXgWjmN4](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G6pW6qMW0AA06qk.jpg)
![Architizer's tweet photo. 🏆 During our A+Awards Paris celebration, hosted in collaboration with Release [AEC], three Project of the Year winners were honored.
The first #ProjectOfTheYear accolade was awarded to Fortuny-Alventosa Morell Arquitectes for 6 HPP Ses Veles Puigpunyent.
This six-unit public housing complex in Mallorca revives traditional Mediterranean building methods — lime, stone, ceramics and timber — to achieve near-zero energy use and an architecture rooted in local climate and material tradition.
The award was presented by Marc Solsona, Head of Strategy at Material Bank Europe, one of the partners who helped make the event possible.
Accepting the award, Joan Fortuny, Xavier Morrell, and Marc Alventosa spoke to the project’s quiet radicalism:
“We are truly happy that an international award like the A+Awards shines a light on a project that may not seek visibility through a spectacular image, but through the depth of its process.”
A huge thank you to all of our partners who brought the Paris celebration to life: Material Bank Europe, Release AEC and Polygood.
-
🏆 As the celebration continues, entries for the new A+Awards season is currently open for entries!
👉 Submit your work and join the world’s most global platform honoring architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/z2uXgWjmN4](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G6pW6KTXcAAUOVU.jpg)
![Architizer's tweet photo. 🏆 During our A+Awards Paris celebration, hosted in collaboration with Release [AEC], three Project of the Year winners were honored.
The first #ProjectOfTheYear accolade was awarded to Fortuny-Alventosa Morell Arquitectes for 6 HPP Ses Veles Puigpunyent.
This six-unit public housing complex in Mallorca revives traditional Mediterranean building methods — lime, stone, ceramics and timber — to achieve near-zero energy use and an architecture rooted in local climate and material tradition.
The award was presented by Marc Solsona, Head of Strategy at Material Bank Europe, one of the partners who helped make the event possible.
Accepting the award, Joan Fortuny, Xavier Morrell, and Marc Alventosa spoke to the project’s quiet radicalism:
“We are truly happy that an international award like the A+Awards shines a light on a project that may not seek visibility through a spectacular image, but through the depth of its process.”
A huge thank you to all of our partners who brought the Paris celebration to life: Material Bank Europe, Release AEC and Polygood.
-
🏆 As the celebration continues, entries for the new A+Awards season is currently open for entries!
👉 Submit your work and join the world’s most global platform honoring architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/z2uXgWjmN4](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G6pW51cXQAAfqZk.jpg)
BNI was honored to join colleagues and industry partners at the 2025 ULI Southeast Florida/Caribbean Vision Awards, where Grove Central was recognized as a finalist for Project of the Year. We worked with @rsparch on this project.
#ULIVisionAwards #GroveCentral #ProjectOfTheYear
Last but not least, the third #ProjectOfTheYear was awarded to Marmol Radziner for Lever Club, the very space where the NYC A+Awards celebration took place.
“We worked with many different artisans across disciplines to create some special elements for this space, from the glass installation behind the bar and leather wall panels to the bespoke furnishings and lighting throughout.
Lever Club is the result of a collaborative effort across multiple studios, including our partners here tonight: Bill Amberg Studio, TM Light, and Lucifer Lighting. We are proud to have honored this modernist legacy through our design and are so humbled by this recognition,” shared Interiors Director Ashley Nath, who received the award alongside Matt Jackson, Principal and Director of Marmol Radziner’s New York Studio.
The award was presented by Bill Amberg, Founder of Bill Amberg Studio, one of our event partners and a collaborator in the design of Lever Club.
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✨ Want to be part of the conversation next year?
The next season of the A+Awards launches Monday!
👉 Learn more and pre-register now to join the world’s most global platform honoring architecture that shapes how we live: https://t.co/FiGjZKChYc
We're proud to have awarded Bank Project of the Year and 1st Runner-Up for Overall Project of the Year at the 2025 #PMEA for our USSD platform.
Cheers to innovation, transformation, and all teams who made it happen!
#GCBProjectsTeam #ProjectOfTheYear #USSD #GoBeyond #GCBCares #YourBank4Life
🏆 We’ve been shortlisted! 🏗️✨
Chris Sedgeman Scaffolding is proud to be a finalist for NASC’s Project of the Year (Medium) category! 🙌
#NASC #ProjectOfTheYear #ScaffoldingExcellence #ChrisSedgemanScaffolding #ConstructionRecognition #TeamSedgeman
@anndylian @CaptainBNB_bsc @vulpefi @wikicatcoin @kantaro0925 We are part of the VulpeFi team!
Innovative and very promising project! 2025 is the year of the Vulpe, let's go! 🚀🦊👏🏽🙌🏽
@vulpefi @anndylian
#VulpeFi #Web3 #ProjectoftheYear #BNBChain #DeFi #Success
🎉 Congrats to Eric Van Oss, #MidamericaEDC board member, named #EmergingPROoftheYear at #EDAMWinterConf25, and to Eric & team for the Meta Data Center project awarded #ProjectoftheYear. This reflects #RosemountMN area's influence & innovation. 👏🏼 📸 @CityofRosemount #EconDev
Excited for the Mix North Awards 2024 tomorrow! 🎉 Our Lancaster University Cyber Security Centre is up for Project of the Year! Good luck to all finalists! #MixNorthAwards #LancasterUniversity #ProjectOfTheYear #Awards
Today was proj day w/ rise, height, & fall of empires. Ss used @CanvaEdu to design their magazine articles & @GetSchoolAI for interviewing hist figures to go deeper into content @EricaCoker7 @PCHSFrisco #projectoftheyear @CooperEdLead #pbl @kellimccord
Had an awesome PLC with #worldhistory. They were so excited to use @GetSchoolAI for Ss to talk with historical figures for their PBL. AI once rescue! #projectoftheyear @PCHSFrisco @CooperEdLead @EricaCoker7
We are proud to announce that @ArizonaAPWA has named our @YavapaiCounty Criminal Justice Center Project the 2024 Project of the Year in the 25-$75M Structures category!
Watch the project’s spotlight here: https://t.co/UwvY3bZZEm
#Awards #Builders #ProjectOfTheYear #Structures
Applause for @RailFreight @NetworkRail, Mendip Rail, Allied Industries, and @hd_materialsUK for winning the #ProjectOfTheYear with the Mendip Train Plan Recast! 🌍🚆 #RFGAwards #RailProjectExcellence #rail #railways
The new #WallyfordLearningCampus has been shortlisted in the @EduScotland Awards and our client @ELCouncil is up for #ClientOfTheYear. Congratulations to all those involved in delivering this fantastic project! 🤞 #InspiringLearningPlace #ProjectOfTheYear #Community #LEIP
Just one of many features of @DxDatabase utility. The dex drop box of the future. Get on the train to safeville... #Telegram #eth #1000xgem2024 #projectoftheyear #Amazon @bull_bnb @zachhumphries @stekisteks @HopiumPapi
We're thrilled to announce that the Conack Gaelcholáiste Luimnigh project has been shortlisted for the prestigious Education Estates 2024 Project of the Year - International! 🌍🏆 #Conack #EducationEstates2024 #ProjectOfTheYear #GaelcholáisteLuimnigh
A huge congratulations to the #CanveyWick project partnership team on winning #ProjectOfTheYear 2024 in @thelandtrust awards yesterday!
A great result & deserved recognition of the importance of this #Brownfield site & all the work taking place there.
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