The annual Architecture MasterPrize (AMP) is an international architecture award recognizing design excellence. The AMP was created to advance the appreciation and exposure of quality architectural design worldwide. The prize celebrates creativity and innovation in architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, architectural product design and architectural photography. Submissions from all around the world are welcome.
For over a decade, the Architecture MasterPrize has recognized the world's most outstanding work in architecture, interior design, and landscape — judged by an international jury of leading practitioners and critics. Past winners include globally renowned firms from over 81 countries, alongside emerging voices redefining contemporary design.
The Architecture MasterPrize gala returns to Bilbao for an evening celebrating the 2025/26 winners and global design excellence — presented in partnership with the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation on the bank of the Nervión River in the iconic Guggenheim Museum Bilbao.
⬥ Invitation Only
With thousands of submissions from 72 countries, AMP winners represent the embodiment of global excellence in architecture, interior, landscape, architectural product design, and architecture photography.
“It is tremendously rewarding to have our work recognized and appreciated, especially by knowledgeable and discriminating industry insiders. These awards have been especially meaningful because they reflect the opinions of architects, facility managers and specifiers who rely on our products and services to deliver superior performance and aesthetics for their projects.”
Laura Rygielski Preston, president of Trex Commercial Products"We decided to participate in AMP to expose our projects to the entire world. In Europe we've already got great response, but after winning an AAP award this enlarged dramatically!"
ARSP ZT - Andreas DirnbergerMeet the top designers, architects, curators and academics who comprise our jury panel.
The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao was the result of an extraordinary partnership between the Basque Institutions and the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation. More than a decade after its grand opening in October 1997, the Museum is a reality that has exceeded the most ambitious artistic and cultural expectations, and has contributed in an extraordinary way to the urban, economic, and social regeneration of the city of Bilbao and its surroundings.