2025
The seventh edition of the European AHI Award saw the participation of 238 projects, submitted by architecture studios and public and private entities from 24 European countries.
All the winning and finalist projects have been promoted by the public administration, demonstrating the importance of heritage intervention and conservation in the European public sphere.
Set up 14 years ago, the AHI Award has firmly established itself on the European stage thanks both to its unique characteristics and the importance of the projects submitted in every edition to date.
The international jury, responsible for selecting the shortlisted, finalist and winning projects, was made up of the following architects:
Built Heritage category: Meritxell Inaraja, Stefano Francesco Musso and Stijn Cools.
Exterior Spaces category: Michaela De Poli, Gentzane Goikuria and Fernando Menis.
Urban Planning category: Ioanna Spanou, Batu Kepekcioğlu and Bart Akkerhuis.
Disclosure category: Elodie Degavre, Stephen Bates and Mariona Benedito.
Special New European Bauhaus: Ramon Calonge, Oriol Cusidó, Marc Manzano, Jordi Portal and Marcos Ros, representative of the European Parliament.
Special Restoration Mention: Ramon Calonge, Oriol Cusidó, Marc Manzano, Jordi Portal and Anneleen Stevens.
Built Heritage category: Meritxell Inaraja, Stefano Francesco Musso and Stijn Cools.
Exterior Spaces category: Michaela De Poli, Gentzane Goikuria and Fernando Menis.
Urban Planning category: Ioanna Spanou, Batu Kepekcioğlu and Bart Akkerhuis.
Disclosure category: Elodie Degavre, Stephen Bates and Mariona Benedito.
Special New European Bauhaus: Ramon Calonge, Oriol Cusidó, Marc Manzano, Jordi Portal and Marcos Ros, representative of the European Parliament.
Special Restoration Mention: Ramon Calonge, Oriol Cusidó, Marc Manzano, Jordi Portal and Anneleen Stevens.