The winner of the annual Architectural Photography Awards has been announced – and this year’s top image is a moody shot of Bjarke Ingel’s Twist Museum in Norway.
Photographer Laurian Ghinitoiu scooped the overall top prize for his shot of the accordion-like museum at the Kistefos Sculpture Park in Jevnaker. It was picked from 24 shortlisted images across six categories at the annual competition, which is supported by Sto and staged in Amsterdam as part of the World Architecture Festival.
The Romanian photographer also won the ‘Portfolio’ category for his images of the GHI transformation project (part of the Cité du Grand Parc in Bordeaux by practice Lacaton & Vassal, Druot, Huti) and the ‘Building in Use’ category with his shot of Skanderbeg Square in Albania’s Tirana.
Photographer He Zhenhuan took the top slot in the ‘Interiors’ and ‘Mobile (public)’ category, Tzu Chin Yu for ‘Mobile WAF’, category and Inge Schuster for ‘Sense of Place’.
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Portfolio category winner: The GHI transformation project – Cité du Grand Parc, Bordeaux, France. Photography: Laurian Ghinitoiu/APA19/Sto
Buildings in Use category winner: Skanderbeg Square, Tirana, Albania. Photography: Laurian Ghinitoiu/APA19/Sto
Sense of Place category winner: The Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology, Lisbon, Portugal. Photography: Inge Schuster/APA19/Sto
Interior category winner: BingDing Wood Kiln Factory in Qiancheng, China. Photography: He Zhenhuan/APA19/Sto
Mobile category WAF winner: Bathing Pavilion Tossols-Basil, Olot, Spain. Photography: Tzu Chin Yu/APA19
Mobile category public winner: Chongqing Railway Station in China. Photography: He Zhenhuan/APA19
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