The UIA has launched the 5th edition of the Friendly and Inclusive Spaces Awards, organised by its Architecture for All Work Programme. These international awards celebrate projects and research that remove barriers, reduce segregation, and create accessible, user-friendly, and socially sustainable environments through high-quality architectural design.
Architecture in the Aftermath: Rebuilding Hope from Disasters. In recent years, humanity has faced increasingly complex and urgent challenges.
Lima, Peru – 17–20 October 2025 Lima will host the UIA Work Programme Architecture & Children meeting and seminar, once again becoming an international stage for dialogue on architecture and […]
In 2025, the Académie awarded this Special Mention to several architects from around the world. Among them was Prof. Young Keun Han, President of the Korean Institute of Architects (KIA), professor at Hongik University, and UIA Region IV Council Member.
The first lecture in the 2025 Daylight Talk series is entitled “Celebrating Daylight” by Darron Haylock, Partner at Foster + Partners (UK), in collaboration with the 10th VELUX Daylight Symposium.
By Heba Safey Eldeen Member of UIA Architecture and Children Work Programme The understanding of architecture from the early years is a cornerstone in the children’s cognitive and emotional […]
The International Union of Architects (UIA) is pleased to announce the third edition of the UIA Award for Innovation in Architectural Education, organised by the UIA Architectural Education Commission. The […]
The International Union of Architects (UIA) established World Architecture Day to remind the world of the collective responsibility of architects in shaping sustainable, inclusive, and resilient environments. Each year, this […]
The International Union of Architects (UIA) is pleased to announce the launch of the 20th edition of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture, under the theme “Architecture Is Equity”, on World Architecture Day, 6 October 2025.
The International Union of Architects (UIA) was conceived in the aftermath of the devastation wrought by World War II, a moment when our profession became a fundamental pillar for the reconstruction of a world ravaged by conflict.