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<\/p>\nThe recipients of the Piranesi Awards have been announced at the 42nd international conference Piran Days of Architecture. Piranesi Award has been conferred since 1989, this year for the 36th time in a row. The international jury for the 2025 Piranesi Awards met on 21 November 2025 in Monfort Exhibition Hall in Portorose. Members of the jury, traditionally composed of every year PIDA lecturers, were Palinda Kannangara, president of the 2025 Piranesi jury, Pau Bajet, Miha De\u0161man, Maria Giram\u00e9, Ognjen Kra\u0161na and Petr Pel\u010d\u00e1k.<\/p>\n
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For the 2025 Piranesi award 50 architectural projects were nominated by national selectors from 11 European countries: Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Czechia, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Montenegro, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia. 40 students\u2019 projects were nominated by students\u2019 selectors from 20 European Faculties of Architecture from from Graz, Spittal, Vienna, Banja Luka, Sarajevo, Split, Zagreb, Thessaloniki, Budapest, Pescara, Vaduz, Podgorica, Belgrade, Kragujevac, Novi Sad, Bratislava, Ljubljana, Maribor, Lucerne and London. All together 86 projects arrived at the Piranesi exhibition, 47 projects from architects, and 39 projects from students.<\/p>\n
The traditional criteria of selection for the Piranesi exhibition were:<\/p>\n
Below, we present the award recipients and their projects.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
International 2025 Piranesi Student Honourable Mention<\/strong><\/p>\n The Longhouse | Jesenice, Slovenia | 2024-2025<\/p>\n Student: Ela Grasselli<\/p>\n Mentors: prof. Maru\u0161a Zorec, doc. Uro\u0161 Rustja<\/p>\n From the jury\u2019s final report:<\/p>\n “The project uses time as a design tool, taking care of a post-industrial brownfield site. To do so, it unfolds different phases of operation using soil and landscape strategies as its starting points. The buildings subsequently reinterpret the warehouse typology with careful International 2025 Piranesi Honourable Mention<\/strong><\/p>\n Cemetery Ankaran | Ankaran, Slovenia | 2024<\/p>\n Architects: Uro\u0161 Rustja, Primo\u017e \u017ditnik, Mina Hir\u0161man, Mateo Zonta (VOID architecture; architecture) and Ana Ku\u010dan, Luka Javornik, From the jury\u2019s final report:<\/p>\n “Set on a sloping landscape between the hill and the sea, the cemetery is designed as a public walking path guiding visitors through a sequence of serene, interconnected terraces overlooking the sea. Clean architectural detailing and a sensitive play of light shape the International 2025 Piranesi Honourable Mention<\/strong><\/p>\n Centre for Creative Industries and Innovations \u201cLo\u017eionica\u201d & The House of eGovernment | Belgrade, Serbia | 2025<\/p>\n Architects: An\u0111ela Karaba\u0161evi\u0107 Sud\u017eum, Vladislav Sud\u017eum (AKVS architecture)<\/p>\n From the jury\u2019s final report:<\/p>\n “The project transforms Belgrade\u2019s historic railway site and infrastructures through adaptive reuse and a new structure, weaving together a complex mix of offices and public programmes supported by an inventive, unconventional structural system. Its contemporary architectural expression negotiates the site\u2019s challenging urban context, creating a dynamic dialogue between heritage and forward-looking design.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n International 2025 Piranesi Award<\/strong><\/p>\n House and Beeyard | Balaton Uplands, Hungary | 2024<\/p>\n Architect: P\u00e9ter Szab\u00f3, Emese Galamb (OKKA architects)<\/p>\n From the jury\u2019s final report:<\/p>\n “The Jury recognises the project for the material exploration between the vernacular and the contemporary, reusing old damaged stone constructions in rammed concrete walls – a traditional local technique. Furthermore, its refined tectonic expression and dedication to Congratulations to all the 2025 Piranesi winners!<\/p>\n
\ntectonic explorations, incorporating material reuse while providing adaptable spaces for dwelling and communal living.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/odprtehiseslovenije.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/1_piranesi_longhouse.png\")
\nDanijel Mohori\u010d (studio AKKA; landscape architecture)<\/p>\n
\nremembrance spaces and offer a peaceful environment to honour loved ones.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/odprtehiseslovenije.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/05\/Pokopalisce-Ankaran_VOID-arhitektura_foto_anaskobe_2.jpg\")
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\nunique spatial situations releases the thresholds between the interior and the exterior and provides a sense of landscape which integrates the village within the realm of the house.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/odprtehiseslovenije.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/11\/House_and_Beeyard_18_web.jpg\")
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