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Introducing the 2025 Best of Design Editors’ Picks

Introducing the 2025 Best of Design Editors’ Picks

The end of the year is fast approaching, which means it’s time to reveal the results of AN’s annual Best of Design Awards! Now in its 13th edition, Best of Design reflects on the year’s achievements by recognizing and crowning recent project across typologies and across the globe. Ahead of the forthcoming announcements of this year’s Honorable Mentions, Winners, and Project of the Year, AN is pleased to introduce the 2025 Best of Design Awards Editors’ Picks.

What can this crop of projects, and the submitted entries overall, share about the state of the design? This year, Best of Design had the highest amount of entries in residential categories for both single family homes and multi-unit buildings. Residential projects continue to be a field ripe for young and established architects to make a mark. As such, residential projects are well represented in this roundup and makes these accomplishments that much more impressive.

The following were selected by AN’s editors with insight and input from this year’s jury, as seen below. Take a look at this year’s cohort of jurors, the largest panel for AN’s awards to date, and meet the projects that deserve a special spotlight this year.

Jury

Adaptive Reuse—Education

johns hopkins
(Alan Karchmer)

Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center

Architectural Lighting

(Jason O’Rear)

Torrey Heights by Breakthrough

Building Renovation—Commercial

(Kevin Scott)

Building Renovation—Education

(Robert Benson)

Harvard Medical School, Francis A. Countway Library

Building Renovation—Hospitality

(Casey Dunn)

Commercial–Hospitality

(Nicole Franzen)

Commercial–Office (Large)

(Ema Peter)

NBCUniversal Campus Project

Commercial–Office (Small)

(Rafael Soldi)

East Seattle Partners Office Building

Commercial–Retail

(Doublespace Photography)

Commercial–Sports & Entertainment

(Dror Baldinger)

Victory Capital Performance Center

Cultural

(Nicholas Venezia)

Education—Kindergartens, Primary & High School

(James Ewing/JBSA)

Khalil Gibran International Academy and P.S. 456

(Courtesy Aker Imaging/Slyworks Photography)

The Branch School, Hightower Middle School

Exhibition Design

(Courtesy New York Public Library)

Charles Darwin – A Life in Letters

Facades

(Nic Lehoux)

University of Florida, Malachowsky Hall

Healthcare

(Tim Griffith)

Stanford University School of Medicine Center for Academic Medicine

Higher Education—Instructional

(Nic Lehoux)

University of Toronto Schwartz Reisman Innovation Campus

Interior—Institutional

(Naho Kubota)

Small Business Innovation Hub

Interior—Residential (Renovation)

(Salva López)

Interior—Restaurant & Bar

(Tim Hirschmann)

Interior—Retail

(Brian W. Ferry)

Interior—Workplace (Large)

(Yoshihiro Makino)

Interior—Workplace (Small)

(Jessica Burke)

Landscape

(Caitlin Atkinson)

Helios Education Foundation

Residential—Mixed-use

(Draper White Photography)

VooDoo Affordable Housing

Residential–Multi-unit (Large)

(Eric Staudenmaier)

Residential–Multi-unit (Small)

(Christopher Sturman)

(Doublespace Photography)

Residential–Single-unit (Large)

(Joe Fletcher)

Residential–Single-unit (Small)

(César Béjar)

(Jennifer Hughes)

Restoration & Preservation

(Adam Reynolds)

Social Impact

(Doublespace Photography)

Anduhyaun Women’s Shelter

(Alexander Severin)

Make the Road New York Community Center

Student Work

(Hazen Soucy)

Temporary Installation

(Kei Murata)

Unbuilt–Cultural & Civic

(Courtesy ZGF Architects)

Mercat del Peix Research Center

Unbuilt–Landscape, Urban Design & Master Plan

(Courtesy WXY architecture + urban design)

Greater Greenways: The New York City Greenway Plan

Unbuilt–Residential—Multi-unit

(Courtesy Rebuild Collective)

A Building Hugging a Breezeway

Unbuilt–Residential—Single-unit

(Agustín Piña/Courtesy clovisbaronian)


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