Our hashtag for this years event is #waf2011
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Congratulations to all our winners and thanks to all our delegates, judges, speakers and partners for establishing and contributing to what was a fantastic, very successful and inspirational event!! See all the WAF 2011 winners here.
Enric Ruiz-Geli of Cloud 9, which designed the Media-ICT building, said it should act as a 'seed for change' for environmental buildings.
Cloud 9's office building for the new 22@ district wins the top prize.
The Memorial House Todor Proeski was the most popular project entered for WAF, according to a public vote.
David Mackay of MBM reflected on the practice's history and the changing Barcelona scene.
Brad Pitt's organisation Make it Right is living up to its name in the Lower Ninth Ward
Floating cities could be one solution to the pressures on land.
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Full coverage of WAF 2011 coming soon.

Congratulations to Cloud 9 win World Building of the Year for Media - ICT building! See all our other winners here.
1000+ visitors from 58 countries visited WAF 2011. Download the attendee list here.

Click here to see all this year's judges »
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Thank you for including us in the World Architecture Festival student Charrette, we all had an incredible time, and an experience the students will never forget! And we would like to particularly thank your organising team for all their support.
Layton Reid
Ravensbourne College of Art