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Architecture Event: World Architecture Festival

Now in its 15th year, the annual World Architecture Festival (WAF) is the most prestigious architectural prize in the world and judged by the biggest names in architecture. It is the ONLY global architectural prize where shortlisted entrants present their projects live to the jury in front of an audience of peers. Winning a WAF award will elevate your practice and help build your global reputation as a leading architects. Plus, ALL entries will be featured on the World Buildings Directory. It’s time to start your WAF journey

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