Gómez Platero receives three distinctions from The Chicago Athenaeum at the 2026 International Architecture Awards
Habitat Future Living, RDP and Link Center were distinguished at the 2026 International Architecture Awards, reinforcing the Firm’s international presence.
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Gómez Platero received three distinctions at the 2026 International Architecture Awards, organized by The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design and The European Centre for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies.
Habitat Future Living, located within Remeros Beach in Tigre, received the International Architecture Award in the Multi-Family Housing category. Conceived between the lagoon and the river, the project brings together well-being, community life and contact with nature through a sequence of spaces and paths that connect the personal with the collective. With water as a central element, the proposal combines a serene aesthetic, noble materials and technology to provide a contemporary setting for an active and fulfilling adulthood.
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Innovation for a new way of living
Discover the winning project of the Remeros Beach international architecture competition.
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RDP, an urban masterplan located in Buenos Aires, received the International Architecture Award in the Urban Planning/Landscape Architecture category. The project proposes a mixed-use, permeable urban fabric that connects city, nature reserve and river through a sequence of public spaces and a flexible, adaptable structure.
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Reinterpreting the urban corner
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Link Center, developed in Asunción for Cresia, Codas Vuyk Group, received an Honorable Mention in the Mixed Use Buildings category. The project integrates corporate, residential, hospitality and commercial programs through a stepped system of plazas, terraces and landscaped promenades that responds to the site’s natural topography.
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A new project joins Asunción’s skyline
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Three Latin American projects recognized internationally
In its 21st edition, the International Architecture Awards received a record number of entries for new buildings, landscape architecture and urban planning. An international jury selected nearly 190 works from a shortlist of more than 500 projects.
The distinctions will be presented on September 18, 2026, in Athens, Greece, as part of the official awards ceremony. On the same day, “The City and the World” exhibition will open, bringing together a selection of the recognized projects.
The three recognitions highlight the Firm’s ability to address diverse programs and scales—from multi-family housing and urban planning to mixed-use developments—while strengthening its international presence and its work across different Latin American cities.
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Discover GP’s recognitions in previous editions of the IAA.
Miami Bay Towers, Best Mixed-Use Project in 2025.
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