ADF Design Award 2027 First Round of Jurors Announced
2026.09.29 UP
The Aoyama Design Forum (ADF), a non-profit organization, is proud to unveil the first round of jurors for the 17th annual ADF Design Award 2027, an international design competition hosted by ADF. This year, the panel once again features distinguished figures from the global architecture and design community. The six confirmed jurors are as follows.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Louisiana Museum of Modern Art: A Covered Stroll Through Art and Landscape2026.09.29 UP What makes a museum stay with you long after a visit? For chartered architect Von Chua, the answer at Denmark’s Louisiana Museum of Modern Art lies as much in its garden and views across the Øresund as in the art inside. In her latest article, she explores how low, glass-lined pavilions turn a museum visit into a “covered stroll” through the landscape. From the Calder Terrace to the museum’s decades of careful expansion, Chua considers the power of architectural restraint—and what cultural spaces can learn from a place designed to grow without losing its intimacy. Read her full account.
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【ADF Web Magazine】X Architects Proposes Zayed Waterfront for Abu Dhabi's Historic Port2026.09.29 UP Architecture and urban design practice X Architects has unveiled “Zayed Waterfront,” a proposal to reimagine Mina Zayed, Abu Dhabi’s historic port district. The conceptual masterplan covers approximately 2.3 million square metres and is organised into three districts focused on cruises, business and resort activities. It would retain the area’s working maritime character while extending public space from the Corniche into the port and towards Saadiyat Island. Plazas, promenades, water transport, cultural facilities and coastal planting come together in a visioning proposal, rather than a completed development.
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【ADF Web Magazine】Archi-Tectonics Radically Transforms a 1929 Country Home with a Passive Solar Greenhouse2026.09.15 UP Archi-Tectonics has transformed a 1929 Colonial residence in Westchester, New York, through a comprehensive renovation and partial reconstruction that replaces a series of piecemeal additions with a cohesive contemporary living environment. Rather than erasing the house’s accumulated history, the project preserves its distinctive character while reorganizing its fragmented interior around a new spatial centerpiece: a double-height greenhouse.
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Call For Entries ”ADF Design Award 2027″2026.09.08 UP Opportunity to Present Your Work with the World
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