After 3 weeks of voting, the results are finally in. The ArchDaily Architectural Visualization Award has just selected the winners of its second edition. Out of visualizations submitted from all over the world, 8 winning images were chosen, two for each of the following categories: Exterior, Interior, Conceptual and Real-Time Rendering
Gathering more than 5000 votes, this award has come to an end. Presented by Enscape the contest aimed to find the most talented individuals, who inspire us and help us visualize the future of our cities and buildings.
Each category has received 2 laureates, one by popular vote and another by its jury. A record number of people have cast their votes selecting the 4 most popular winners. The jury, a team of ArchDaily curators and Enscape specialists, made his own choice, picking one winner per group.
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Discover below the talented selection of winners, from across the world.
Exterior - Popular Vote Winner
O Vão by NATA.ARCHVIZ - Alban Wagener and Paula Valerio
Exterior - Jury Winner
Structure and Landscape by Tamy Pesinato
Interior - Popular Vote Winner
NIKE LAB by Lee Chengwei
Interior - Jury Winner
Casa Zante by Salvador Martz
Conceptual - Popular Vote Winner
Freedom Illuminated by the Sun by Alexander Ogranovich for CUUB Studio
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Conceptual - Jury Winner
Picturesque Campus by Lin Yang and Mengchun Huang for ODC studios
Real-Time Rendering - Popular Vote Winner
2022 by INK Architects – Nurlan Kamtiov, Kirill Dokuchayev, Binur Zhiyenaliyeva, Egor Dokuchayev
Real-Time Rendering - Jury Winner
EXIT by Çeren Arslan
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