4 Days Left: Where Will Your Project Live After You?

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A project has a life beyond the moment it is completed. Renders are filed away. Photographs disappear into archives. Buildings change. Studios move on to the next commission. A museum gives a project another kind of future.

The Golden Trezzini Awards is the only award in the world whose winning projects become part of a state museum collection. For an architect, that means the work enters the institutional record — preserved, studied, and made part of the history of contemporary architecture.

This matters most at the beginning of a career.

For a young architect, a project may be the first serious work in a portfolio. For a student, it may be a diploma project, a competition entry, or an ambitious idea that has never been built. Recognition matters. So does preservation.

A museum collection gives such work a longer horizon.

Years from now, your project can still be found — a documented piece of architectural culture. Your ideas remain accessible to researchers, professionals, and the generations of architects who come after you.

The 9th International Golden Trezzini Awards accepts projects created or realized in 2024–2026. There are 24 categories for architects, designers, restorers, and students. Participation is free.

Four days remain.

The deadline is September 15, 2026.

Put your project forward. Let it enter the international competition — and the record of architecture.

Apply at goldtrezzini.org/en.

11.09.2026 18:24
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