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SPATIAL INNOVATION THROUGH ARTISTIC EXPRESSION<\/p>\n

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Celebrating how art and architecture shape city life, My Archischool<\/a> announces the winners of the 2026 International Youth ARCHIDESIGN Competition. The awarded projects rethink everyday urban spaces. Instead of keeping ideas on paper, they bring culture and artistic expression straight into the streets. From art galleries to floating restaurants, these projects show how smart building design can revive public areas and bring new life to local communities.<\/p>\n

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organic arches and transparent glass vaults define this coastal art gallery and waterbird sanctuary | all images courtesy of My Archischool<\/a><\/p>\n

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name: Bird Haven<\/p>\n

designer: Audrey Mok<\/p>\n

level: Senior<\/p>\n

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MY ARCHISCHOOL FORGES STUDENTS TO BREAK UP URBAN MONOTONY<\/p>\n

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Hong Kong-based My Archischool<\/a> acts as a launchpad for the next generation of spatial thinkers, immersing young minds in the fundamentals of architecture, environmental design, and 3D modeling.\u00a0 Under the mentorship of practicing architects, students learn how expressive buildings do more than fill empty lots. They break up urban monotony, create new public gathering spaces, and bring cultural life into everyday streets. For the 2026 International Youth ARCHIDESIGN Competition, Junior and Senior participants propose bold, artistic structures for self-selected global cities, turning rigid urban grids into vibrant social destinations.<\/p>\n

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concrete, metal, and glass compose this wing-like pavilion, housing an art gallery<\/p>\n

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name: Origami Art Gallery<\/p>\n

designer: Jamieson Wang<\/p>\n

level: Junior<\/p>\n

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GOLD WINNERS OF THE 2026 ARCHIDESIGN COMPETITION<\/p>\n

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Turning ambitious ideas into creative designs requires a focused digital development phase. Over months, students use rendering tools like Unreal Engine and Twinmotion to build detailed 3D models. This digital workflow enables young designers to simulate building massing, site layouts, daylighting, and microclimates. These simulations ensure that each proposal responds accurately to its real-world context.<\/p>\n

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Below is the complete index of the Gold Winner proposals across the Junior and Senior categories:<\/p>\n

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a curved timber framework shapes this gallery, drawing structural inspiration from pea pods<\/p>\n

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name: Art Gallery by a cliff<\/p>\n

designer: Darren Fung<\/p>\n

level: Senior<\/p>\n

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crafted entirely from timber, this floating restaurant derives its sculptural, playful silhouette from a hippo\u2019s face<\/p>\n

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name: Floating Restaurant<\/p>\n

designer: Chua Chung Man<\/p>\n

level: Junior<\/p>\n

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a photography gallery featuring geometric facade frames shifting perspectives and light throughout the interior space<\/p>\n

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name: Photography Gallery<\/p>\n

designer: Tiana Lui<\/p>\n

level: Senior<\/p>\n

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the structure is crafted from natural stone and features metal dining tables alongside a large built-in slide<\/p>\n

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name: Choi\u2019s Restaurant playground<\/p>\n

designer: Melanie Choi<\/p>\n

Level: Junior<\/p>\n

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the triangular framework multi-tasks across four levels<\/p>\n

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name: The Wooden Cloud Skyscraper<\/p>\n

designer: Jack Lee\u00a0<\/p>\n

Level: Senior<\/p>\n

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built entirely from wood, the design features an impressive, sail-like dorsal structure rising above the water<\/p>\n

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name: Fish-Inspired Floating Restaurant<\/p>\n

designer: Wenxi Chua<\/p>\n

Level: Junior<\/p>\n

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framed in timber, glass, and metal, this two-level gallery pairs painting exhibitions with a dedicated visitor lounge<\/p>\n

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name: Art Gallery<\/p>\n

designer: Shino Keung<\/p>\n

Level: Junior<\/p>\n

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designed as a central hub to collect and display Malaysian artwork<\/p>\n

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name: Malaysia Art Collective<\/p>\n

designer: Chua Chung Hei<\/p>\n

Level: Senior<\/p>\n

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inspired by hermit crab shells and Victoria Harbour\u2019s skyline, this skyscraper relies on a triangular timber-and-concrete skeleton<\/p>\n

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name: The Floating Office Garden<\/p>\n

designer: Ayden Lau<\/p>\n

Level: Senior<\/p>\n

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this uncensored museum delivers a reflection on the consequences of war and destruction<\/p>\n

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name: Project 96\u00a0<\/p>\n

designer: Sofiya Basakova\u00a0<\/p>\n

Level: Senior<\/p>\n

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innovative gallery blends cubist geometric forms, allowing the surrounding city to become part of the exhibition experience<\/p>\n

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name: Dynamic Gallery\u00a0<\/p>\n

designer: Archie Mok<\/p>\n

Level: Senior<\/p>\n

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an art gallery defined by a spherical framework surrounding a transparent cylindrical core<\/p>\n

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name: The Urban Nest<\/p>\n

designer: Queenie Sun<\/p>\n

Level: Senior<\/p>\n

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merging traditional Japanese architectural principles with the concept of a treehouse, this multi-level house offers a quiet retreat<\/p>\n

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name: Playhouse<\/p>\n

designer: Gabriella NG<\/p>\n

Level: Senior<\/p>\n

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this floating restaurant integrates biomorphic frameworks designed to support Venice\u2019s seasonal high tides<\/p>\n

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name: Venetian Tide<\/p>\n

designer: Cleo Li<\/p>\n

Level: Senior<\/p>\n

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warm wood cladding and a sweeping traditional roof define this timber pavilion<\/p>\n

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name: The Underwater World of \u2018Zen\u2019<\/p>\n

designer: Coco Liu<\/p>\n

Level: Senior<\/p>\n

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conceptually floating above the clouds, this pyramid-inspired museum features a tiered triangular structure spanning two floors<\/p>\n

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name: Sky Art Gallery<\/p>\n

designer: Abigail Shih<\/p>\n

Level: Senior<\/p>\n

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a gallery that juxtaposes spherical and cubic volumes to create a dynamic spatial layout<\/p>\n

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name: Art Gallery<\/p>\n

designer: Serafina Luk<\/p>\n

Level: Senior<\/p>\n

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conceptually set in a vibrant Paris plaza, this two-story gallery is designed to house classical sculptures and paintings<\/p>\n

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name: The Stone Art Gallery<\/p>\n

designer: Andy Lam<\/p>\n

Level: Senior<\/p>\n

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this waterfront pavilion reimagines the traditional Chinese roof with a modern, transparent twist<\/p>\n

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name: A Warm Glow in City<\/p>\n

designer: Anna Chu<\/p>\n

Level: Senior<\/p>\n

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project info: <\/p>\n

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school: My Archischool<\/a> | @myarchischool
<\/a>school location: Hong Kong<\/p>\n