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The nominees for the World Architecture Festival Awards 2013

The nominees for the World Architecture Festival Awards 2013

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Stacey Barnfield-BP

18:01, 2 JUL 2013

The Halley VI centre designed by British architects Hugh Broughton in Antarctica1 of 8
The Halley VI centre designed by British architects Hugh Broughton in Antarctica2 of 8
The Al Bahar Towers designed by Aedas Ltd in the Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates3 of 8
The Emporia designed by Wingardh Arkitktkontor AB in Malmo, Sweden4 of 8
The Kontum Indochine Cafe designed by Vo Trong Nghia Architects in Kontum City, Vietnam5 of 8
The Heydar Aliyev Centre designed by British-based Zaha Hadid Architects in Baku, Azerbaijan6 of 8
The L'Avenue Shanghai designed by Leigh & Orange in Shanghai, China7 of 8
The Blue Planet designed by 3XN in Copenhagen, Denmark8 of 8

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