Brick Award 20

Read about our international jury of architects who will select the category winners of Brick Award 20.

Find more information about the 50 nominated projects here. The winners will be communicated at the Brick Award in fall 2020.

Every two years the nominations and the prize-winning buildings of the most recent Brick Award are presented in the accompanying book called BRICK. The elaborately designed architecture book is produced together with Park Books, a European publishing company for architecture and related fields.

The Brick Award 20 event will take place on September 23, 2020 online. Stay tuned on Instagram and Facebook for updates!

In the meantime, find all information and a recap of the Brick Award 18 event and enjoy some of the best images from the award ceremony, the symposium and the evening celebration. 

• Feeling at home: single-family houses, semi-detached houses and small housing projects of high architectural quality that provide comfortable, healthy & sustainable living spaces
  
  
• Living together:  multi-family houses: innovative residential solutions taking into account the trends & challenges of urbanisation such as scarcity of space, social challenges and new living concepts
  
  
• Working together: comfortable, aesthetic and functional commercial buildings, offices and industrial buildings
  
  
• Sharing public spaces: comfortable, aesthetic and functional public buildings for education, culture & healthcare, public places and infrastructure projects
  
  
• Building outside the box: innovative concepts and ways of using brick, use of new construction technologies, special brickworks, custom-made bricks & new ornamentation
  
  
  The award categories that are subject to slight change depending on the year and the development of trends and current topics.
  
  
  

• Feeling at home: single-family houses, semi-detached houses and small housing projects of high architectural quality
  
  
• Living together:  multi-family houses: innovative residential solutions taking into account the trends & challenges of urbanisation
  
  
• Working together: comfortable, aesthetic and functional commercial buildings, offices and industrial buildings
  
  
• Sharing public spaces: comfortable, aesthetic and functional public buildings for education, culture & healthcare, public places and infrastructure projects
  
  
• Building outside the box: innovative concepts and ways of using brick, use of new construction technologies, special brickworks, custom-made bricks & new ornamentation