Supported by the magazine of and awarded by a jury composed exclusively of architects, the 10 + 1 Architectural Prize was awarded to eleven architectural projects built in France last year. For the second edition of its prize, the editorial staff of a magazine revealed its winners on Thursday, September 17 at the Center Georges Pompidou. Discover the 2020 winners!

At the Saint-Étienne Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (42), the exhibition devoted to Robert Morris (1931-2018) presents fourteen works by the American artist dating from the 1960s and 1970s. Without claiming to be exhaustive, the course plunges visitors into his creative universe by confronting them bodily with his first works.

The “Interior” category rewards the most remarkable interior design projects according to four sub-categories: “Residential”, “Café, Bar, Restaurant”, “Hotel” and “Commerce”. Focus on the four winners of the 2020 edition.

The concept of hospitality in casino complexes is a major issue. The very concept of hospitality means “feeling good” in a place that is not your home but makes you feel like you are at home. The spectrum of hospitality goes beyond hotels with upscale casinos, Michelin-starred restaurants, boutiques and big brands. Many architecture and interior design agencies have this same idea in mind in order to create and design places that are both welcoming and modern in which the visitor will feel welcome. For the Pechanga Resort Casino, Klai Juba Wald Architecture + Interiors took up the challenge of placing hospitality at the center of this casino complex.

For the seventh consecutive year, the ADC Awards 2020 rewarded fourteen remarkable architectural achievements on Wednesday September 9 at the Carreau du Temple in Paris (11th arrondissement), on the occasion of a ceremony closing the Materials & Light fair. Today, the editorial team warmly thanks the partners of the 2020 edition!

The “Outdoor & Landscape” category honors various architectural projects that enhance the urban or natural landscape. Discover the 2020 winner of this category!

On the occasion of the exhibition of the new collection from the BehaghelFoiny studio, Paf Atelier transforms the Marseille space of the Maison Archik into a chromatic laboratory with organic shapes.

For the second year in a row, the “Audience Award” category rewards the architectural project that obtained the most votes on Muuuz magazine. The “Audience Award” thus recognizes the participation of our readers in the ADC Awards. Among all the projects selected by the editorial staff, the new cellar of Maison Delas Frères signed Carl Fredrik Svenstedt stood out with more than 16 votes!

Chosen among ten very different projects, the 2020 winner of the “Sport” category stands out with its atypical architectural style and its environmentally friendly materials.