Members of the INDE.Awards jury are global leaders in architecture and design and together they make an integral contribution in judging every category of the Awards. Each and every jury member is a leader and through their professionalism, expertise and knowledge they ensure the INDE.Awards is an exemplar on every level.

The flexible work spaces of RMBL’s new head office, designed by GOLDEN, have transformed the mortgage manager’s conventional practices in favour of an activity based working model.

Siren Design’s progressive and unequivocally cool workspaces are grounded by a belief in designing for community and context. It is all the more relevant in our isolating pandemic circumstances, asserts its Singapore managing director Penny Sloane.

The Shopping Space shortlist is revealed and now the retail excitement begins.

The Wellness Space shortlist is revealed and the projects this year say it all. Creating beautifully crafted environments to care for body, soul and mind is what this category is all about and, while a feast for the eye, these projects also help sustain us in our daily lives.

The Hari hotel brand plants its London roots in the heart of Hong Kong’s bustling district with the handsome interiors designed by Tara Bernerd & Partners.

With FARMACY, FARM uses deep research, community conversation, and engagement with subject matter experts to chart a way through the complexities of creative projects today. 

How can architecture positively impact less-than-ideal manufacturing practices in developing countries? With Jakob Factory, Rollimarchini Arkitekten and G8A Architects propose a new factory typology that puts an emphasis on the well-being of the people and the land.