Best House in The World Competition

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Overview

Casas inHAUS launches the Best House in The World competition, an international architectural competition that seeks to reward the best pre-construction residential projects. The competition is open to architectural studios, professionals, and designers worldwide who have a real residential project in the pre-construction phase, whether in the design or tendering stage.

This is a unique opportunity to showcase innovative and high-quality residential designs while competing for a total prize fund of €111,000. Participation is completely free, and projects must be submitted with a real client and a real plot of land.

Why You Should Participate

  • Compete on an international stage and gain global recognition.
  • Win part of the €111,000 prize fund distributed across three categories based on project size.
  • Have your work reviewed by a prestigious jury featuring renowned architects and designers.
  • Participate in an exclusive award ceremony to celebrate architectural excellence.

Key Highlights

  • Eligibility: Open to architectural studios, professionals, and designers worldwide.
  • Project Type: Real residential projects in the pre-construction phase (design or tendering stage).
  • Categories: Based on project size (M, L, XL).
  • Registration: Completely free.

Entry Fees

Participation in the Best House in The World Competition is free of charge.

CategoryFee
Competition RegistrationFree

Important Dates

PhaseDate
Submission of ApplicationsNovember 20, 2024 – May 31, 2025
Pre-selection & Jury MeetingJune 1 – August 31, 2025
Election of WinnersSeptember 1 – September 30, 2025
Award Ceremony & Prize PresentationOctober 1 – October 31, 2025

Prizes and Recognition

A total prize fund of €111,000 will be distributed among the best architectural projects, categorized by project size:

CategoryProject SizeTotal Prize
Size XLOver 1,000 m²€60,600
Size L500 m² – 1,000 m²€30,300
Size MUp to 500 m²€20,200

Jury Panel

A distinguished jury of renowned professionals from leading design and architecture studios will evaluate submissions:

  • Sofie Thorning – Senior Partner, Norm Architects
  • Tristán López-Chicheri – CEO, L35
  • Taba Rasti – Senior Partner, Foster + Partners
  • David Basulto – Founder, ArchDaily
  • Sebastian Herkner – Designer
  • Rubén Navarro – CEO, inHAUS

How to Join

  • Register for free and submit a real residential pre-construction project (with a real client and a real plot of land).
  • Ensure your project falls within one of the three size categories (M, L, or XL).
  • Submit your application between November 20, 2024, and May 31, 2025.

This is an exclusive opportunity for architects and designers worldwide to gain recognition, awards, and exposure for their work. Don’t miss out—register now!

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