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Pole Project of the Year in Sustainable Reuse or Improvement of Architizer A+Awards 2026

10 June 2026
Department of Architecture

Resonant Space

This project explorations the relationship between architecture and music through the design of a new upper secondary School of Music (MÍT) in...

Kristrún Lárusdóttir Hunter · 2026
Department of Architecture

Collective Grounds: Weaving Life in Flúðir

FLÚÐIR is a small community shaped by water, nature and geothermal energy, where daily routines and informal encounters play an important role.

Svava Ragnarsdóttir · 2026
Department of Architecture

EMBLA - Wellness Village in Hrísey Å Architecture for Restoration, Health, and Community Resilience

Embla is a proposal for a preventive health program in Hrísey, a small island community in northern Iceland. Rooted in the island's...

Una Haraldsdóttir · 2026
Department of Architecture

MEDIATING MISFITS ‘A Food Re-Decision Facility Between Rejection and Public Life

Mediating Misfits proposes a prototype for Food Re-Decision

Jireh Joan Abong Tolentino · 2026
News

Architecture graduates open the exhibition Architecture for Sympathy in the Museum [Photos]

27 May 2026
Department of Architecture

THE ARK

„There's no working architect here in the West Indies. “ - Planning Officer for the West Indies"

Steinunn Thalia J. Claessen · 2026
Department of Architecture

Hills

Hólar is a shelter located between Eldfell and Helgafell on the edge of Vestmannaeyjabær. The building is low-rise and is shaped by the lines of the landscape, where two people form...

Sylvía Lorange · 2026
Department of Architecture

Quantity

The Magni project investigates how to highlight special local characteristics at Strandveg in Vestmannaeyjar and use them as a basis for a new intervention in...

Sigurrós Birta Guðmundsdóttir · 2026
Department of Architecture

Central house

The building rises from the lava where the town disappeared in 1973, but under the surface there are still houses, streets and memories that have drawn...

Oliver Andri Ásgeirsson · 2026