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Danish firm Schmidt Hammer Lassen scooped the top prize at this year's Emirates Glass Leaf Awards, where the biggest names in architecture from around the world gathered at London's prestigious Dorchester Hotel. The Denmark-based architecture firm won the Grand Prix Award, which specifi
Danish firm Schmidt Hammer Lassen scooped the top prize at this year’s Emirates Glass Leaf Awards, where the biggest names in architecture from around the world gathered at London’s prestigious Dorchester Hotel.
The Denmark-based architecture firm won the Grand Prix Award, which specifically focuses on projects built between 1 January 2007 and June 2008, at the event hosted by interior designer and television personality, Laurence Llewelyn Bowen.
The awards, which are in their fifth year, now have 11 categories to include the Grand Prix Award, the Residential Building of the Year Award and the New Innovation of the Year Award.
The winners of each category, which celebrate architectural excellence in the fields of innovation, structural and interior design across both private and public sectors, are listed below.
For more information on the Leaf Awards, including how the award were winners were decided by an expert judging panel, click here.
To view this year’s LEAF Award entries see our project page. The faint leaves indicate nominees and the bold leaves winners.
By Ozge Ibrahim
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