a misty winery in alentejo takes home arch out loud’s RENDER OF THE YEAR award
the competition sought out compelling images of architecture, interiors, cities, and worlds that could be.
architectural visualizations have the power to tell a story without words, to transport us to a different time or place, and to imagine a better world. and that’s exactly what the entrants of arch out loud‘s RENDER OF THE YEAR have achieved. following an international call to architects and designers, arch out loud shares the results of its 2020 competition, from jacinto monteiro’s vision of a misty winery to zhou zhiheng’s wrapped version of tiananmen square.
overall winner: ‘winery in alentejo’ by jacinto monteiro
the competition sought out compelling images of architecture, interiors, cities, and worlds that could be. the results are divided into five categories: overall awards, young designer awards, undergraduate awards, interior awards, and exterior awards. collectively they represent a wide range of visual content, styles, and scales that tell the stories of their designs.
young designer award winner: ‘platform for imagined ruins’ by albert orozco
the jury for RENDER OF THE YEAR consisted of both design practitioners and design visualizers. it included anne-marie armstrong (AAmp studio), deborah berke (deborah berke partners), alice britton (squint / opera), keely colcleugh (kilograph), ivi diamantopoulou (new affiliates), peter guthrie (the boundary), alex hogrefe (visualizing architecture design distill), catherine huang (bjarke ingels group), juan rico (methanoia), george yabu + glenn pushelberg (yabu pushelburg). the full results can be viewed on the competition website here.
undergrad designer award winner: ‘wrapped tiananmen’ by zhou zhiheng
interior award winner: ‘education station: the village’ by michele de lucchi & filippo bolognese – AMDL CIRCLE
exterior award winner: ‘archive of memories’ by nicolò garonzi
competition info:
competition name: RENDER OF THE YEAR AWARD 2020
organizer: arch out loud
designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here.
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