29 November - 1 December
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
The Futureglass Prize
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The Futureglass Prize will award the project that best demonstrates new ways in which glass and glass technology has been deployed.
How do I enter?
WAF's special prizes are awarded to projects who enter into the main WAF awards. Entrants do not have to pay any additional fees to be considered for the prizes. Simply tick the relevant box on the entry form when submitting and increase your chances of winning at WAF!
The finalists for the 2023 Future Glass Prize have now been revealed! See them below.
All finalists will go on to compete at the live-judging at WAF in Singapore. The overall winner will be revealed at the Gala Dinner on the final day.
About Aestech
Aesthetic glazing technologies. We are rethinking the double glass facade and change the role of the glass from a filling element of the construction to an independent construction system. With Aestech frameless glass systems you have no limits in architect solutions.
Over the past 15 years, our engineers have developed technologies that allow you to implement the most daring glass-based architectural ideas. Over 100 implemented projects.
Our glazing technology overcomes the complete dependence on aluminum in construction. When removing metal from a facade or terrace, you:
- Help to improve the ecological situation since aluminum production is very energy-intensive and creates emissions of harmful gases and dust
- Save on the purchase, processing, and installation of profiles
- Save on utility bills because the facade without metal is much more energy efficient
- Speed up the installation of a facade
The Futureglass Prize 2023 shortlist
The Futureglass Prize 2023 shortlist
Discover more about the 2022 winners
How to create an open museum space and seamlessly integrate it into the city using glass?
The author of the winning project for The Future Glass Prize has the answer.
Jago van Bergen: "We created a powerful composition of glass and steel"
An interview with the co-founder of Van Bergen Kolpa Architects. Their project was a participant in The Future Glass Prize competition at WAF2022.
How to combine smart technologies and classical architecture? Participants of the Future Glass Prize 2022 share their insights
An interview with the founders of Yazgan Design Architecture. Their project participated in The Future Glass Prize competition at WAF2022.
The Futureglass Prize 2022 shortlist
Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen by MVRDV
Australia 108 by Fender Katsalidis
The Burrell Collection by John McAslan + Partners
Agrotopia by van Bergen Kolpa architects + META architectuurbureau
Heper Lighting Factory by Yazgan Design Architecture
A2A Headquarters by ACPV ARCHITECTS Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel
Core Wynwood by Perkins&Will
14A Konstitucijos Avenue by RSHP
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