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    • The Architecture Drawing Prize 2020

    The Architecture Drawing Prize celebrates and showcases the significance of drawing as a tool in capturing and communicating architectural ideas.

    The drawing competition runs annually and the winning and shortlisted entries are displayed at both the Sir John Soane’s Museum and the World Architecture Festival. The winners and shortlisted entries for 2020 are below.

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    Category winners

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    Overall and Hybrid Winner

    Clement Laurencio, 'Apartment #5, a Labyrinth and Repository of Spatial Memories'

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    Hand-drawn Winner

    Marc Brousse, 'Dear Hashima'

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    Digital Winner

    Fe, 'Re-Reading Metropolis'

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    Lockdown Prize Winner (Hybrid)

    Victor Hugo Azevedo and Cheryl Lu Xu, 'Airplane Tower'

    Digital shortlist

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    Fetching a Bucket of Steam, Jack Ingham, Newcastle University
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    Here Everywhere: Orchard, Hans Villamayor
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    The Theatre of Fictions, A collaboration between Shahar Cohen & Jerram Rosen under Amaia Sanchez-Velasco for Hyperecologies III, University of Technology, Sydney
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    Entombment of Fear / Nuclear-free Japan (Perspective), Kyra Swee Yew Yong, Formwerkz Architects
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    Hand-Drawn Shortlist

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    Construction as Heritage: A Case for Discrete Industry, Joshua Bristow, London Metropolitan University
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    Polymorphous Spatial Monosodium Glutamate, Matthew Poon, UCL Bartlett

    Hybrid Shortlist

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    Mechanical Theatre of Smash Palace, Jono Yoo, The University of Auckland
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    Choate Colony Hall, Jeff Stikeman, Robert A. M. Stern Architects
    Other publications
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    The Architecture Drawing Prize 2023
    2023
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    The Architecture Drawing Prize 2022
    2022
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    The Architecture Drawing Prize 2021
    2021
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    Exchange White paper: Urban Labs
    2021
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    Science and research
    2020
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    Exchange Issue No.3
    2020
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    Annual 16
    2019
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    University of Oxford
    2019
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