ArchDaily Announces Winners of Its Building of the Year 2015 Contest

ArchDaily Announces Winners of Its Building of the Year 2015 Contest

February 6, 2015
ArchDaily Announces Winners of Its Building of the Year 2015 Contest

Interiors winner WORKac’s Wieden+Kennedy NY © Bruce Damonte

The votes are in, and the people of the architecture and design community have spoken. ArchDaily has announced the winners of its Building of the Year 2015 contest. The winners of the 14 categories included NYC-based firm WORKac’s Wieden+Kennedy NY headquarters for Interiors (which have been featured on 6sqft before), Herzog & de Meuron’s Arena do Morro for Sports Architecture, and OTO’s Fogo Natural Park Venue for Cultural Architecture. Congratulations!

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Tags: ArchDaily, ArchDaily Building Of The Year 2015, Arena Do Morro, Fogo Natural Park Venue, Herzog & De Meuron, OTO, Wieden+Kennedy NY, WORKac

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