Videos

The winning projects from Uganda, Jordan, Sierra Leone, and Iraq have one thing in common: an intrinsic optimism about the future.

Next Generation 1st prize winner Connective Infrastructure in Uganda – Inter-scale design for community integration by Priscilla Namwanje, architect, Kampala, Uganda.

Next Generation 1st prize winner Priscilla Namwanje, architect, Kampala, Uganda for Connective Infrastructure in Uganda – Inter-scale design for community integration.

Next Generation 2nd prize winner Living Memorial in Jordan – Cemetery reconfiguration for urban greening by Tala Shelbayh, student, German Jordanian University, Amman, Jordan.

Next Generation 2nd prize winner Tala Shelbayh, student, German Jordanian University, Amman, Jordan for Living Memorial in Jordan – Cemetery reconfiguration for urban greening.

Next Generation 3rd prize winner Plastic Extractor in Sierra Leone – Multipurpose recycling facility by Evgenii Varlygin, student, Technical University of Munich, Germany.

Next Generation 3rd prize winner Evgenii Varlygin, student, Technical University of Munich, Germany for Plastic Extractor in Sierra Leone – Multipurpose recycling facility.

Next Generation 4th prize winner Earthen Education in Iraq – School reinterpreting vernacular architecture by Noor Marji, architect/student, Amman, Jordan.

Next Generation 4th prize winner Noor Marji, architect/student, Amman, Jordan for Earthen Education in Iraq – School reinterpreting vernacular architecture.