Call for 2025 Piranesi Award Open

The Piranesi Award is open to completed works in eleven participating Central European countries: Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Montenegro, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Serbia. Architects from these countries can send proposals by October 7 to the relevant national selector, who then has the job of narrowing down the proposals to five nominated works. With five projects from each of the eleven countries, 55 projects will be in the running for this year's Piranesi Award.

Additionally, a student honorable mention is open to students from these faculties of architecture: Graz, Spittal, Vienna, Banja Luka, Mostar, Sarajevo, Split, Zagreb, Thessaloniki, Budapest, Ferrara, Pescara, Trieste, Podgorica, Bratislava, Ljubljana, Maribor, Belgrade, Novi Sad, Kragujevac, Lucerne, Vaduz, and AA London. Similar to the Piranesi Award, interested students submit projects to their faculty selector, who then nominates two projects for the student honorable mention.

The selectors for the Piranesi Award and student honorable mention will determine the nominated projects by the end of October, with the winning projects announced on November 22 during the 42nd Piran Days of Architecture, which is taking place this year in Portorož, Slovenia.

• 2024: Temporary spaces for Slovene National Theatre Drama Ljubljana by Vidic Grohar arhitekti
• 2023: Revitalization of Old Glassworks and Surrounding Urban Areas in Old Town of Ptuj by ELEMENTARNA + Kolektiv Tektonika
• 2022: Covering the Remains of the Church of St. John the Baptist in the Žiče Charterhouse by MEDPROSTOR
• 2021: Saint Gellért Hall by Építész Stúdió
• 2020: No award due to coronavirus pandemic
• 2019: Neue Galerie und Kasematten / Neue Bastei by Bevk Perović
• 2018: Galerie n09 - z33 by Francesca Torzo
• 2017: Chapel Salgenreute Krumbach by Bernardo Bader Architekten
• 2016: Renovation of Jože Plečnik's House by Arrea arhitekti
• 2015: Market and Fish Market by Dinko Peračić
• 2014: Wine Terrace and Spa by Gereben / Marián / Építészek
• 2013: Ring Road Bressanone-Varne by MoDus Architects