London-based band Dat Brass entertaining guests ahead of the winners presentation
Dezeen Awards 2019 trophy by Atelier NL
Philip Shelley collecting the trophy on behalf of Studio Tom Emerson and Taller 5 at PUCP who have won Architecture Project of the Year
Géraldine Recker, Guillaume Othenin-Girard, Francisco Otero Berta and Phillip Shelley collecting their trophy for Architecture Project of the Year
Dezeen's founder and editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs presenting this year's Dezeen Awards winners
Nicolas Russo and Brad Wray of Branch Studio Architects have won Interior Project of the Year
Edition Office, represented by Aaron Robers, have been named emerging architecture studio of the year
Andy Barnett of Delta Light presents, Vo Trong Nghia, who has been named architect of the year, with the trophy
Vo Trong Nghia
Linehouse, represented by Alex Mok, was crowned emerging interior designer of the year. Trophy presented by Ian Weddell of USM
Sevil Peach was named interior designer of the year. Jon Bond of Roca presented the trophy.
Elena and Esther Castaño-López of Sancal announce the winner of the designer of the year category
Amsterdam-based Studio Drift has been named designer of the year
Yael Mer and Shay Alkalay of Raw Edges and Mapi Millet of GAN won homeware design if the year with their product Backstitch
Alice Kriegel and John Manaves of MANA won retail interior of the year with Le Cube
Deepak Guggari of Studio VDGA, winner of business building of the year
Yuyang Liu and Athony Tang of Atelier Liu Yuyang and Ryan Sarros of Vladimir Radutny Architects with their trophies for hospitality building of the year and apartment interior of the year
Korys Chang and Szumin Wang of A Little Design, winner of small interior of the year
Arthur Mamou-Mani, Sandy Kwan, Holly Hawkins and Ayham Kabbani of Mamou-Mani Architects
Dezeen's Ben Hobson and Wai Shin Li with Rose Etherington of Clippings
Neil Byrne of Tomorrow PR with Dezeen's Augusta Pownall
Deepak Guggari of Studio VDGA, winner of business building of the year
Nicholas Russo of Branch Studio Architects
Dezeen Awards 2019 judge Ron Arad with Shay Alkalay and Yael Mer of Raw Edges
Alice Kriegel and John Manaves of MANA
Guests taking selfies using a Selfiebot
Jurate Gacionyte and Robert Wheal of Micha Weidmann Studio
Beccy Poole and Thibault de Becdelievre  of Elvie, winners of wearable design of the year
Yael Mer and Shay Alkalay of Raw Edges and Mapi Millet of GAN
London-based interior designer Sevil Peach
Deepak Guggari of Studio VDGA and Ashwin Shah of Zaha Hadid Architects
Juergen Mayer in conversation
Mariana Alcobia of Micha Weidmann Studio
Richard Hutten and Juergen Mayer
Rock Galpin and Aaron Roberts
Yuyang Liu of Atelier Liu Yuyang
Music at this years Dezeen Awards party was by AJ Kwame
Guests dancing to music by AJ Kwame
AJ Kwame

Architects and designers from around the world celebrate at Dezeen Awards 2019 party

Rebecca Grove | 5 November 2019 Leave a comment

Judges and VIPs joined architects and designers from all over the world at Ennismore Sessions House in London for this year's Dezeen Awards party.

The event on 30 October celebrated the 30 project category winners that were announced online last month as well as the six studio category winners and three overall project winners that were revealed at the Dezeen Awards 2019 party.

Dezeen Awards 2019 party — *London-based band Dat Brass playing ahead of the winners presentation*

J Mayer H, Vladimir Radutny Architects, i29 and Joe Doucet were among the project category winners that attended to collect their Dezeen Awards trophy designed by Atelier NL.

They were joined by Yinka Ilori, Nelly Ben Hayoun, Ron Arad and Yoko Choy who were all on the panel of 75 industry-leading professionals that judged Dezeen Awards this year.

A Room for Archaeologists and Kids by Studio Tom Emerson and Taller 5, Piazza Dell'Ufficio by Branch Studio Architects and Aguahoja I by Mediated Matter Group have been named best architecture, interiors and design projects of the year.

They were revealed on the night by Dezeen's founder and editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs and head of Dezeen Awards Aísling Cowley.

The overall project winners were selected from the existing pool of project category winners selected during this year’s master jury day in September.

Australian architecture studio Edition Office, interior design studio Linehouse and Tokyo-based design studio Takt Project were revealed as the best emerging studios of the year.

Vietnamese studio Vo Trong Nghia Architects, British interior designer Sevil Peach and Amsterdam-based Studio Drift were crowned best established studio of the year.

Guests at Ennismore Sessions House enjoyed drinks provided by this year’s Dezeen Awards drinks sponsor Campari UK, music by AJ Kwame and Dat Brass as well as light installations by Dezeen Awards headline sponsor Delta Light.

Photos are by Mark Cocksedge.