Rethinking The Future Awards -Acd Architecture Awards

 

Rethinking The Future Awards

Outstanding works in the fields of architecture, construction, interior design, product design, landscape, and urban design are encouraged for the ACD Architecture Awards. The RTF Architecture, Construction & Design Awards  programme aspires to give outstanding architectural achievements the respect they merit. The goal of these prizes is to inspire the next generation by bringing the best examples of such projects to light and increasing awareness of the methods that architects and designers are using to address today's global concerns.

For the Architecture Awards - ACD Awards 2022, RTF invites architects and interior designers from throughout the world to submit their built- or concept-phased projects.

One of the most prestigious awards in the field of architecture and design is the Rethinking The Future Award. If you place in the top three categories of the ACD Awards - Architecture, Construction & Design Awards 2022, your clients and potential customers will feel confident enough to hire you.

Rethinking The Future Awards -Acd Architecture Awards


RTF is ranked 8th out of Top 50 Architecture Platforms worldwide.

RTF is currently one of the most read platforms in the world, receiving over Millions of views per month. These architectural competitions and prizes seek to inspire the next generation by bringing the best examples of such projects to light and increasing awareness of the methods that architects and designers are using to address today's global concerns.

50+ Categories and 150+ Awards

You can submit your project to the ACD Awards 2022 | Architecture, Construction & Design Awards 2022 regardless of scale or discipline, as long as it is good and unique. This will allow the architecture community at large to evaluate your proficiency.

More than 50 award categories are available for the Architecture, Construction & Design Awards2022, including concept and built categories for architectural, interior, landscape, product, exhibition, and urban design.

Rethinking The Future Awards -Acd Architecture Awards


 

Why ACD - Architecture, Construction & Design Awards?

 

RTF | Rethinking The Future organizes the Rethinking The Future Awards, which are judged by a jury made up of influential people in the architecture and design industries. RTF Architecture Awards now have an unprecedented level of reputation and influence.

Each selected and winning entry will be disseminated via our massive email audience, social media, and official RTF channels, garnering millions of views, giving winners tremendous exposure. The Rethinking The Future Awards winners and runner-up studios will be entitled to publicize the fact that they are winners. Winners will also receive a diploma and a trophy.

 

 

 

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