Interior Design Awards 2026
Installation
Közlekedési Múzeum Bringára fel! kiállítása – The Hungarian Museum of Technology and Transport by Vannay Architecture
Közlekedési Múzeum Bringára fel! kiállítása - The Hungarian Museum of Technology and Transport: The Cycling Shift! Temporary Exhibition design We were commissioned to design an exhibition showcasing the history of cycling as a sustainable mode of transportation, along with its installation. The venue for the exhibition was the imposing,
Unraveling: New Spaces by Davor Ereš, Jelena Mitrović, Igor Pantić, Sonja Krstić, Ivana Najdanović, Petar Laušević
"Unraveling: New Spaces" was created for the Serbian Pavilion at the 2025 Venice Biennale. This ever-changing installation treats wool, a material rarely associated with architecture, as the medium of a circular work. Knitted segments are suspended from the ceiling and gradually unraveled by solar-powered motors. From the first day,
Brigada Design Carousel by Brigada
Brigada is dedicated to creating spatial experiences, and for Zagreb Design Week Exhibition, the studio has conceived an analog, interactive installation that engages the body, emotion, and memory without relying on digital layers. The installation is envisioned as a carousel that guides visitors through the history of design. It
Forgotten Warriors and Eternal Adornments by Atelier MASS
The 19th-century building in central Cluj, now home to the National Museum of Transylvanian History, was originally the private residence of a theater enthusiast. Its transformation into a dynamic cultural space continues with the 2025 exhibition, "Forgotten Warriors and Eternal Adornments", celebrating the return of the Șimleu Silvaniei treasure
“Opera Aperta” Pavilion of the Holy See by Tatiana Bilbao Estudio & MAIO Architects
“Opera Aperta” proposes to preserve the built environment and its social fabric, to repair and adapt rather than replace, and to approach architecture as an act of care that extends beyond buildings to encompass communities and ecosystems. Over six months, the project will breathe new life into an existing