A Look Back at 10 Best of Year Project Winners from 2021
Don’t miss out on an opportunity to submit your top products and projects for Interior Design‘s Best of Year Awards—the design industry’s premiere design awards program honoring work by designers, architects, and manufacturers around the globe—by September 7, 2022, or sooner! Early bird pricing ends August 12. To gear up for the upcoming awards, here is a look at 10 project winners from last year.
TriBeCa Apartment by Enze Architects
Winner for Small Apartment
The Londoner by Yabu Pushelberg
Winner for Boutique Hotel
Early Childhood Authority by Roar
Winner for Small Corporate Office
Valle San Nicolas by Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos
Winner for Beauty/Spa
Lunar by Sò Studio
Winner for Hospitality – Casual Dining
Bay Area Discovery Museum by Olson Kundig
Winner for Kids’ Zone
David Yurman 57th Street by Gabellini Sheppard Associates
Winner for Small Retail
Aktion Mensch Headquarters by Ippolito Fleitz Group
Winner for Social Impact
Bamboo Canopy by LLLab.
Winner for Outdoor Space
Alchemy by Studio Paolo Ferrari
Winner for Dispensary
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Awards
Best of Year Awards 2021
Interior Design celebrates design in all its forms with the 2021 Best of Year Awards. See the winner’s gallery here.
Projects
NC Design & Architecture Takes Home a Best of Year Award for This Residential Complex in Hong Kong
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