Media City, which was one of three entries to win the WAFX Prize for Smart Cities, would comprise retail, work and performance spaces, and incorporate virtual reality.
Courtesy GAD Architecture
Jakarta Jaya: The Green Manhattan by SHAU —
Designed as an island in the Jakarta Bay, the Green Manhattan, which also won the Smart Cities prize, would address both environmental and social issues.
Courtesy SHAU
The Hydroelectric Canal by Paul Lukez Architecture —
Overall WAFX Prize winner and winner of the Climate, Energy & Carbon prize, this concept proposes advanced hydroelectric systems that will power cities and help them manage rising tides.
Courtesy Paul Lukez Architecture
Floating Ponds by Surbana Jurong —
Surbana Jurong's vertical farming concept removes the space-consuming need for farmland, and could be integrated into various city buildings. It won the Water prize.
Courtesy Surbana Jurong
I LOVE NYDALEN by SAAHA —
The winner of the Re-use prize shows how an industrial building in Oslo, Norway could be repurposed into a greenhouse and social hub.
Courtesy SAAHA
Lagos's Wooden Tower by Hermann Kamte & Associates —
Hermann Kamte & Associates won the Cultural Identity Prize for this inventive timber tower.
Courtesy Hermann Kamte & Associates
Södra Skanstull by White Arkitekter —
The Ageing and Health prize went to Södra Skanstull's masterplan for Stockholm's Sodra Skanstull neighborhood. It focuses on making the area more walkable.
