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EDGE Awards 2026 - Call for Application | ArchDaily Architecture Competitions EDGE Awards 2026 - Call for Application Published on March 03, 2026 https://www. archdaily. com/1039281/edge-awards-2026-call-for-application EDGE Awards 2026 - CALL FOR APPLICATION We invite architects and visionary creators from related disciplines to showcase their groundbreaking projects and concepts that push the boundaries of architecture and design.
If your work explores the social, ecological, or theoretical challenges of today and tomorrow, we encourage you to apply. Submit your project to one of five award categories and join a community of forward-thinking innovators redefining the edge of the future. The EDGE Award supports progressive and forward-thinking initiatives at both regional and International levels.
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