The Hybrid category winner 'Fitzroy Food Institute' explores themes around the topics of Chinese culture, globalisation and automation. Photos: Architecture Drawing Prize
From a hand-drawn piece that explores the connection between what's natural and that which is created by people, to a work that delves into Chinese culture, development and progress, the winners stood out for their creativity and originality.
Selected among 138 entries from around the world, the category winners of the 2022 Architecture Drawing Prize were announced Oct 31.
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The Hybrid category winner 'Fitzroy Food Institute' explores themes around the topics of Chinese culture, globalisation and automation. Photos: Architecture Drawing Prize
One of the Digital category shortlists, 'Mnemosyne' by Meichen Duan.
Digital category winner 'The Wall' plays on ideas around the beginning, the end and the finite.
Winner of the Hand-Drawn category, 'The Spirit Of Mountain' explores the relationship between the man-made and nature.
One of the Hybrid category shortlists, 'Traversing Dreamscapes' by Sean Seah.
One of the Hand-Drawn category shortlist, 'Final Mexico Drawing' by Ben Johnson.
A Hand-Drawn category shortlist 'Homage To Corb' by Dustin Wheat.
A Digital category shortlist 'The Minecraft Labyrinth – A Reclamation Of Childhood' by Eric Pham.
