JURY
Become a member of the world's biggest jury in architecture history. Help us to support students.
There are 3 jurors from 1 countries. The voting will take place over the Internet max to four times a year. You will not travel, you will help.
Write the most feedback for the current year of the competition and win a prize in the form of your own shield with your own design!
Totally feedbacks to 2631 projects have already been written by 545 jurors.
Voting System
Time Schedule
October 1, 2025
Start of signing up for the competition
June 15, 2026
Termination of registration for the competition
June 17-23, 2026
Voting in the semifinals
June 26 - July 7
Voting in the finals
June 26, 2026
Announcement of finalists
Autumn 2026
Announcement of the winners
AWARDED GLOBAL STUDENT MENTORS for 10th year of competition
INSPIRELI JURY FEEDBACK
This professional dedicated his time and expertise to these students and their projects.
Fabian Reiner is an Austrian architect who is currently pursuing a postgraduate Masters degree in History and Critical Thinking at the Architectural Association in London. Prior to that, he obtained a Masters degree in Architecture from ETH Zurich and went on exchange to USI Mendrisio. Professional experience he gained at Leth & Gori in Copenhagen and through smaller commissions as independent architect across Austria.
Interested in the cross-disciplinarity of the field, Fabian is a periodic writer, leisure photographer and academic critic. He published in various magazines, including trans (ETH), blank (Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien) and FuZine (Ljubljana Biennial of Design), and exhibited at USI Mendrisio as well as the Museum für Gestaltung, Zurich. Since his degree, Fabian has academic experience as periodic reviewer for the History and Theory Studies and invited critic for OMMX Design Unit, both part of the Undergraduate School at the AA.
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