The “Bulgarian Architecture Awards,” organized by the Chamber of Architects Bulgaria in partnership with SHARE Architects, is the country’s most significant professional and non-commercial architectural competition. It distinguishes good practices and quality works of architectural art regardless of budget, size, or function.

In the 2024 edition, the sixth in the competition’s history, the projects submitted were awarded in two categories, determined by two separate juries. The first category was for contemporary architecture, which has been implemented in the last 3 years. The projects submitted to it were evaluated by an international jury chaired by Arne Emerson, a partner in Morphosis (US), including Peter Pichler – Italy, Judith Cimpian – Great Britain, Busra Al – Turkey, and Georgi Kutov, winner of the “Bulgarian Architecture Awards 2023”. All of them are members of SHARE Architects Society.

The second category was for preserving cultural and historical heritage projects implemented in the last 5 years. A separate 5-member jury determined the winners in this category under the chairmanship of Prof. Dr. Arch. Todor Krastev: Prof. Dr. Arch. Yordanka Kandulkova, arch. Chavdar Georgiev, Dr. Arch. Aneta Vasileva and arch. Veneta Ivanova.

At Malta Architecture Awards 2024, SHARE Architects had the honor of being invited by the organizers, The Kamra tal-Periti (Chamber of Architects and Civil Engineers), to curate the international jury panel that selected the finalists and which has decided the winner of the prestigious Premju Emanuele Luigi Galizia.

In addition to the Grand Prize (Overall Award), the jury also awarded prizes in 7 core categories (design excellence, community impact, interior architecture, heritage preservation, landscape architecture, architecture vision, and innovation), two special categories (emerging practice and climate action), and two role model categories (architecture leadership and lifetime achievement).

The Jury features five esteemed members of the SHARE Architects Society, who bring a wealth of experience and international perspectives to this prestigious architectural award: Simonetta Cenci, Partner at Ateliers Alfonso Femia (Italy), Isabel van Haute, Founding Partner of Coldefy & Associés Architectes Urbanistes (France), Davide Macullo, Founder of Davide Macullo Architects (Switzerland), Thomas Coldefy, Founding Partners of Coldefy & Associés Architectes Urbanistes (France), and Giuseppe Farris, Founder of Studio Farris (Belgium).

Seven distinguished architectural figures, members of the SHARE Architects Society, form the jury for the 2024 Architecture Biennale on 22 November in Prishtina, Kosovo.

The jury members were:

– Davide Macullo, Founder of Davide Macullo Architects, Switzerland

– Teuta Jashari, Associate Professor, Dr. Eng. Arch., Vice Dean, Faculty of Architecture, University of Prishtina, Kosovo

– Maurizio Meossi, Associate Director at Zaha Hadid Architects, UK

– Burak Pekoglu, Founder of BINAA Studio, Turkey

– Besian Mehmeti, Founder of BMA Architects, North Macedonia

– Ani Tola, Vice Dean, Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism, University of Tirana, Albania

It was a pleasure and an honor to curate this jury at the invitation of the Kosovo Association of Architects and its president, Bledion Baraliu, Co-founder and Managing Director of archiEDU.

In Romania, SHARE Architects curated the jury for the Moldova Regional Architecture Exhibition 2024 in Iași, organized by the Order of Architects of Romania, Iași Branch. This long-standing event aims at the architectural community in the North-East region of the country and the Republic of Moldova.

The architectural competition was judged by a panel curated by the SHARE Architects Society, consisting of the following international and local personalities:

– Roberto Beraldo, President of Ordine degli Architetti Pianificatori Paesaggisti e Conservatori Venezia

– Emil Ivănescu, President of the Order of Architects of Romania (OAR) and author of the Romanian Pavilion at the 2023 Venice Biennale

– Alkis Dikaios, Founding Partner at David + Dikaios Associates (Cyprus)

– Giorgi Sulaberidze, Founder of Artsudio Project (Georgia)

– Tomaz Kristof, Director of Studiokrištof (Slovenia)

– Christos Christodoulou, Founder of SIMPRAXIS (Cyprus)

SHARE Architects has also responded to the request from the Order of Architects of Romania (OAR) – Iași Branch, contributing to part of the content for The MUST – Festival of Architecture, Design, and Urbanism in Iași, Romania, held this year from October 21–25.

As part of the festival, SHARE Architects organized a public debate at the Central University Library (BCU) on the theme of Public Space, featuring four prominent guest speakers in architecture: Peter Murray, Founder of New London Architecture (UK); Reiner Schmidt, Landscape Architect (Germany); Ideal Vejsa, Founder of Maden Group (Kosovo), and Tiberiu Florescu, President of the Romanian Register of Urban Planners.

The MUST Festival, an extensive event launched in 2015, aims to bring architecture closer to the Iași community while fostering a platform for idea exchange between architects from the Moldova region and national and international professionals.

SHARE Architects’ contributions to these flagship events align with the organization’s founding mission to support and enrich architectural communities in the countries it serves.

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In 2024, the SHARE Architects Society expanded its influence by welcoming 32 new members and during the SHARE X Venice – Conference for Advanced Architecture, introducing three renowned architects as SHARE Fellows: Wang Shu, Pritzker Architecture Prize laureate, and his wife Lu Venyu, co-founders of Amateur Architecture Studio, and Emre Arolat, Aga Khan Overall Winner laureate, and Founder Emre Arolat Architects, Turkey.

The SHARE Architects Society is more than a network—it is a dynamic platform where members exchange ideas, confront conceptions, and inspire action. It catalyzes debates on contemporary societal, cultural, and political challenges, providing members with opportunities to share their diverse experiences and extend their expertise. This unique approach has made the society a hub for addressing pressing global and regional architectural issues.

Key Contributions and Activities

The society’s influence extends beyond mere networking. It has been instrumental in shaping architectural discourse through:

Jury Contributions and Advisory Roles: Members have served as jury members and advisors for prestigious awards such as the Bulgarian Architecture Awards, Romanian Building Awards, Malta Architecture Awards, Kosovo Architecture Awards, and Iași Biennale of Architecture, elevating the standards of these competitions.

Promoting Excellence through Awards: The SHARE OPERA OMNIA Awards recognize outstanding career achievements and celebrate 33 leading architects from the region.

Transnational Collaborations, by facilitating international teams for architectural competitions, such as the Comprehensive Transplant Centre in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, or participation in private architecture competitions (Ex, Pallas Campus Iași, Romania, with ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS, MVRDV, Foster+Parners, UNStudio, as invited practices.)

The publication of “Designing the Profile of Future Architects” in 2019 showcased manifestos, essays, and interviews from 100 members, highlighting their vision for the future of architecture. This book earned the Special Distinction Prize at the Bucharest Architecture Annual 2020.

Enriching the SHARE Community in 2024

In 2024, the SHARE Architects Society expanded its influence by welcoming 32 new members and introducing two renowned architects, Wang Shu and Lu Venyu, as SHARE Fellows during SHARE X Venice. These additions reflect the society’s commitment to integrating global architectural luminaries into its fold, further enriching its intellectual and professional landscape.

New members were inducted at prestigious events across Central and Southeastern Europe, including SHARE Chisinau, SHARE Albania, SHARE Cyprus, SHARE Hungary, SHARE Interior Romania, SHARE Georgia, and SHARE X Venice.

Here are the personalities that became the new members of The SHARE Architecture Society in 2024:

Stuart Grahn, Associate Principal Grimshaw (UK), César Frías Enciso, Founder MORPH Estudio (Spain), Angelo Maggi, (Italy), Nora Demeter, Founder Demeter Design Studio (Hungary), Nora Vranova, President of Slovak Chamber of Architects (Slovakia), Andras Borbely, Project Manager KOZTI (Hungary), Varga Bence, Senior Architect, Partner Teampannon Architects (Hungary), Mariana Baltag, Co-Founder Balmarin Architecture & Design Studio (Republic of Moldova ), Vitalie Baltag, Co-Founder Balmarin Architecture & Design Studio (Republic of Moldova), Burak Ünder, Fondator Under Architects (Turkey), Dijana Vučinić, Founder DVARP (Montenegro), Genti Shtembari, Co-Founder Artech Studio (Albania), Adrien de Lassence, Associate Director Sou Fujimoto Atelier Paris (France), Isabel Van Haute, partner Coldefy & Associés Architectes Urbanistes (France), Kenzo Yamashita, Founder Partner · EKKY Studio Architects (Cyprus), Sherif Tarabishy, Associate Partner Foster & Partners (UK), Cosmin Tudor, Tudor Studio (Romania), Irina Stoica, Co-Founder SelfDezign (Romania), Simina Dron, Co-Founder DAAA Studio (Romania), Andrei Bodnar, Co-Founder, ECHO Building Workshop (Romania), Alina Filipoiu, Co-Founder 441 Design Powerhouse (Romania), Diana Morari-Corotchi, Co-Founder Architype (R Moldova), Elena Grecu, Founder Kvadrat Studio ( R Moldova), Matius Ichiim, Co-Founder Studio Matius (Romania), Ștefan Prigoreanu, Founder Oblic Studio (Romania), Caroline Bos, Co- Founder/Principal Urban Planner UNStudio (The Nederlands), Dilnoza Ahmas, Founder Perfect Design (Uzbekistan), Giorgi Khmaladze, Founder Giorgi Khmaladze Architects(Georgia), Mekhribanu GLAUDINOVA – Doctor of Architecture, Head of the UNESCO Chair on Conservation of Historical-and-Cultural Heritage, KazGASA (Kazakhstan), Robert Winkel, Mei architects and planners (The Nederlands) Alberto Mufato, Sinergo Spa (Italy) Myria Constantinidou, Myria Constantinidou Architects (Cyprus)

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A Vision for the Future

The SHARE Architects Society exemplifies the power of collaboration in addressing contemporary architectural challenges. By fostering connections among professionals across borders and disciplines, it creates an environment where knowledge, innovation, and inspiration thrive. Its commitment to sustainability, inclusivity, and excellence ensures its continued relevance and influence within the global architectural community.

In every initiative, from organizing debates and competitions to celebrating architectural milestones, the SHARE Architects Society reaffirms its pivotal role in shaping the future of architecture, one dialogue at a time.

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Celebrating Regional Identity and Global Innovation

Architecture in Central and Southeast Europe has undergone a remarkable evolution over the past three decades, transitioning from the standardized, utilitarian designs of the socialist era to an era of creativity, innovation, and diversity. The SHARE Architecture Awards are a platform to showcase this transformation, elevating regional architects onto the global stage. By blending local traditions with international influences, architects from the region have created a unique design language that reflects their cultural heritage and contributes to global architectural trends. As Florin Mindirigiu, Founder of SHARE Architects, emphasized, ” The awards highlight the region’s vibrant dialogue between tradition and modernity, local identity and global trends.”

A Rigorous and Inclusive Competition

 The SHARE Architecture Awards encompass a wide range of categories, ranging from residential and commercial buildings to public spaces, urban planning, cultural, and educational projects. Open to architects and beneficiaries from 17 countries, the competition adheres to strict criteria to ensure a fair and comprehensive evaluation.

The judging process is a two-stage endeavor. In the first phase, submitted projects are evaluated by an expert panel, who shortlist nominees based on six key principles: Added Value, Formal Value, Environmental Value, Social Value, Critical Practice, and Innovation. These principles underscore the awards’ commitment to recognizing architecture that excels aesthetically and promotes sustainability, community engagement, and originality. The final stage includes live presentations open to the public, offering participants an unparalleled opportunity to present their work and engage in discussions with the jury and peers.

Benefits for Participants

For architects, the SHARE Architecture Awards offer more than just recognition. Participants gain invaluable feedback from a prestigious jury composed of internationally renowned experts. Finalists and winners also benefit from increased visibility through public exhibitions and a traveling showcase of nominated and winner projects. This exposure opens doors to new collaborations, business opportunities, and partnerships, further enhancing their professional growth and influence.

Networking and learning opportunities are integral to the awards’ framework. The event features lectures, debates, and discussions led by jury members and industry leaders, fostering a vibrant exchange of ideas and experiences. These interactions not only enrich participants but also strengthen the architectural community across the region.

The Inaugural Edition: A Resounding Success

The first edition of the SHARE Architecture Awards 2024 attracted over 200 submissions, with 75 projects from 16 countries shortlisted for the final stage. The winners were announced during a Grand Ceremony at the Athens Conservatoire, a venue emblematic of architectural excellence. The Overall Winner was the InnoRenew CoE Institute from Slovenia. This project, the largest wooden building in Slovenia, exemplifies how architecture can transform post-industrial spaces into vibrant hubs of innovation and community development. Other winners included Romania, Poland, Hungary, and Cyprus projects, showcasing the region’s extraordinary diversity and talent.

Beyond the awards ceremony, the SHARE Architecture Awards aims to sustain its impact through a traveling exhibition of nominated and winner projects. Starting in Athens, the exhibition has made stops in Iași, a major city in Romania, and Bucharest, with plans to tour major European cities over the coming year. Designed by architect Iuliana Damir, the exhibition provides an immersive experience that invites audiences to engage deeply with the showcased projects. This itinerant showcase not only increases visibility for the participants but also fosters a greater appreciation for the architectural achievements of the region.

Voices from the Jury

 The inaugural edition’s jury members praised the SHARE Architecture Awards for its unique approach and focus on elevating regional talent. Martha Thorne, the president of one of the category jury, highlighted the importance of creating platforms for architects to share knowledge and experiences. At the same time, Kamran Afshar Naderi noted the event’s emphasis on live presentations and meaningful debates. Manuela Gato from Zaha Hadid Architects emphasized the need to expand the awards further east, recognizing the dynamic architectural developments in Central Asia.

A Catalyst for Regional and Global Recognition

 The SHARE Architecture Awards underscore architecture’s transformative role in shaping societies, economies, and cultures. By celebrating projects that prioritize sustainability, innovation, and community impact, the awards align with global architectural values while fostering a distinct regional identity. As the event continues to grow, it promises to be a catalyst for advancing architectural excellence and enhancing the global standing of Central and South-Eastern European architects.

In conclusion, the SHARE Architecture Awards is more than a competition; it celebrates creativity, provides a platform for professional growth, and bridges regional talent with global recognition. Its inaugural edition has set a high standard, paving the way for future editions to continue showcasing what architecture can achieve.

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The Caucasus region offers a fascinating intersection of ancient heritage and contemporary innovation. While foreign architects bring new ideas, local designers strive to retain cultural authenticity, creating a unique regional identity. Tourism growth, particularly in Georgia and Armenia, and the demand for architecturally significant hospitality projects is also inevitable. Both countries are at pivotal moments, balancing the preservation of rich traditions with contemporary advancements and sustainability-focused approaches.

SHARE Georgia 2024 was a great success, underlining Georgia’s emerging status as a hub for architectural innovation in the Caucasus region​​.

With 300 architects and designers filling the conference room at the Pullman Tbilisi Axis Towers and a lineup of distinguished speakers from around the world, including renowned architects, structural engineers, and urban planners, SHARE Georgia 2024 delved into a wide range of topics from sustainable design to cutting-edge construction techniques and urban development trends.

Here is the complete list of speakers: Caroline Bos – Co-founder & Principal Urban Planner at UNStudio (The Netherlands), Maurizio Meossi – Associate Director of Zaha Hadid Architects; Jan Knikker – Partner and Director of Strategy at  MVRDV, Edina Peli – Associate | Architect MVRDV, The Netherlands; Roman Kristeiashvili- Associate Partner UNStudio, The Netherlands; Anouk Legendre – architect, geographer, and co-founder of XTU Architects, France; Alireza Taghaboni- Founder of NextOffice, Iran;  George Sulaberidze – Founder ArtStudio Project, Georgia; Giorgi Khmaladze – Founder and principal Giorgi Khmaladze Architects, Georgia; Dilnoza Ahmad- Founder Perfect Design, Uzbekistan; David Nikuradze- founder and lead architect at Spectrum LLC, Georgia; Marianna Avetisyan, Program Officer of Eastern Partnership Countries, RECONOMY program, Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation, Armenia; Mekhribanu Glaudinova, Doctor of Architecture, Head of the UNESCO Chair on Conservation of Historical-and-Cultural Heritage, KazGASA, Kazakhstan; Zhamankulov Almat, BIM Development Manager KAZGOR Design Academy, Kazakhstan; Aurelia Carpov, Former Head of the Department of Architecture of the Faculty of Urbanism and Architecture of the Technical University of the Republic of Moldova, and SHARE Architects Ambassador in Republic of Moldova

We were glad to have H.E. Răzvan Rotundu, Ambassador of Romania in Georgia, among us. We greeted the members of honor and speakers of the Kazakhstan delegation: Myrzakasimova Zhazira, Counsellor of the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Georgia; Zarina Seytzhanova, assistant of the Counsellor; Mekhibanu Glaudinova, Doctor of Architecture, Head of the UNESCO Chair on Conservation of Historical-and-Cultural Heritage, KazGASA; Tatygulov Aidar, CEO KAZGOR Design Academy; Zhamankulov Almat, BIM Development Manager KAZGOR Design Academy. We were also happy to welcome the new SHARE Architects Ambassador, the renowned Georgian architect Giorgi Sulaberidze, Founder of Artstudio Project.

“We are delighted to organize the first edition of the SHARE International Architecture Forum in Georgia. In the well-established SHARE Architects system, the forum serves as an active platform where diverse contributions converge, productive dialogues spark unexpected ideas, realized concepts become inspirations for new projects, and the intersections of different directions and perspectives outline the complex current sphere of the profession. Through presentations, debates, questions, and answers, objective analyses and personal approaches, and from shared concerns to general contemporary issues, an updated image of the field of architecture is formed—a vision that SHARE Architects aim to highlight for the benefit of all participants.” – Florin Mindirigiu, Founder SHARE Architects

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Nearly 3,000 participants have engaged with cutting-edge architectural discourse, facilitated by SHARE’s strong emphasis on the region’s rich architectural history and traditions. 88 prominent architects from these countries are members of the SHARE Architects Society, and three received SHARE OPERA OMNIA Awards celebrating their lifetime achievements: Nicos Valsamakis (Greece), Dimitris Antonakakis (Greece), Theoharis David (Cyprus)

ITALY – Venice

In Italy, SHARE Architects hosted three editions in Venice, including SHARE TALKS Venice 2019 and two SHARE X Conferences for Advanced Architecture in 2023 and 2024. These events, organized in collaboration with the Università Iuav di Venezia and Ordine degli Architetti Pianificatori Paesaggisti e Conservatori Venezia, under the patronage of the Federazione Regionale Ordini Architetti PPC Veneto and the Fondazione Degli Architetti, Pianificatori, Paesaggisti e Conservatori della Provincia Di Venezia, brought together international leaders in architecture to explore groundbreaking research and its practical applications, and NEW into OLD in Architecture.

The 2019 SHARE TALKS event launched the book “Designing the Profile of the Future Architect” and featured global thought leaders like Ian Ritchie (UK), Emre Arolat (Turkey), and Paolo Brescia (Italy), Alberto Torselo (Italy), Habibeh Madjadbi (Iran), and Fokke Moerel (The Nederlands).

Key highlights of SHARE X Venice forums in 2023 and 2024 included over 500 attendees and tens of remarkable speakers from all over the world, including Pritzker Prize laureate Wang Shu, and Aga Khan laureate Emre Arolat, Alasdair Graham, Partner David Chipperfield (UK), Sebastien Ricard, Board Director at WilkinsonEyre (UK), and Ana Flor, Design Principal at Studio Gang (USA), Martha Tsigkari, Senior Partner Foster + Partners,(UK), Paolo Matteuzzi, Director ZAHA HADID Architects (UK), Francesca Cesa Bianchi, Partner Stefano Boeri Architetti,(Italy).

The board of SHARE X Conference reunites Luca Molinari, architect, critic, curator, full professor of Theory and Architectural Design at the University of Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli” and scientific director of M9 Museum, Roberto Beraldo, President of Ordine degli Architetti Pianificatori Paesaggisti e Conservatori Venezia, and Florin Mindirigiu, Founder and President of SHARE Architects.

GREECE – Athens

Since 2018, SHARE Architects has been instrumental in connecting the Greek architectural community with international peers through five editions of the SHARE Athens Forum, attended by nearly 1,400 participants and featuring over 120 speakers.

Key milestones include:

– 2018: A critical examination of contemporary Greek architecture.

– 2019: The SHARE Opera Omnia Award was presented to Nicos Valsamakis for his architectural contributions.

– 2020: The 3rd edition of SHARE Athens 2020 Forum was organized in partnership with the Hellenic Institute of Architecture in an online format, and reunited over 200 attendees. Speakers from the Netherlands, France, Slovenia, Iran, Romania, and Greece presented international and renowned projects.

– 2024: The SHARE Athens Forum ran alongside the SHARE Architecture Awards, the unique Gala of Central & South-Eastern Europe celebrating outstanding architecture projects. The annual SHARE Architecture Awards stand out as the first of its kind in the region. With the commitment to promote sustainability and community development, entries to the SHARE Architecture Awards were judged by a panel of esteemed industry experts, who evaluated submissions based on design excellence, sustainability, functionality, and innovation criteria.

CYPRUS – Nicosia

In Cyprus, SHARE Architects has organized four editions of the SHARE Nicosia Forum, connecting over 1000 participants with international architectural leaders. In partnership with the Cyprus Architects Association and the Cyprus Scientific and Technical Chamber (ETEK), these events have addressed themes like sustainable facades, urban living, and large-scale developments.

Distinguished international guests took the stage at the forum: Jan Gehl, Founder Gehl architects, Denmark/ Jan Knikker, Partner MVRDV, The Netherlands/ Roman Delugan, Founder Delugan Meissl Associated Architects, Austria / John McElgunn, Partner Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partner, UK / Peter Murray, Chairman London Festival of Architecture, UK / Frederique Monjanel, CEO Jean Nouvel, France/ Sanjay Puri , Founder Sanjay Puri Architects, India/Maximiliano Arrocet, Director AL_A, UK/ Bernard Khoury, Founder DW5 – Lebanon, Martin GRAN, Partner Snøhetta, Norway/ Peter MURRAY, Co-founder New London Architecture, UK/ Armand PAARDEKOOPER OVERMAN, Associate Partner MECANOO, The Netherlands/ Sherif TARABISHY, Associate Partner Foster+Partners, UK/ Isabel VAN HAUTE, Partner Coldefy Architects, France.

Through its events in Italy, Greece, and Cyprus, SHARE Architects has celebrated the region’s architectural heritage while championing innovation and sustainability. Its initiatives continue to inspire dialogue, collaboration, and knowledge sharing, shaping the future of architecture in the Mediterranean and beyond.

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These events have gathered over 6,000 participants and featured over 350 speakers from internationally renowned architectural firms and prominent local studios. This wide-reaching engagement reflects SHARE Architects’ commitment to connecting regional professionals with global best practices.

SHARE Architects collaborates with various local partners, including architects’ associations, universities, and government administrations. These partnerships have been instrumental in promoting architectural education, fostering dialogue between public and private stakeholders, and ensuring the integration of innovative solutions into regional development.

SHARE events focus on critical topics relevant to modern architecture and urban development, such as sustainable facades – design and technology, living and working architecture, large-scale projects, innovations in architecture and building technologies, interior design, lighting, and landscaping

These thematic areas highlight SHARE Architects’ commitment to addressing global challenges like sustainability and urbanization while catering to local needs and contexts.

A cornerstone of SHARE’s efforts is the SHARE Opera Omnia Awards, which celebrate the lifetime achievements of outstanding architects. To date, 14 architects from the Western Balkans have received this prestigious recognition, including Petraq Kolevica, Tamara Eftimi, Maksim Mitrojorgji, and Maks Velo from Albania, Branislav Mitrović and Aleksandar Stjepanovic from Serbia, Mimoza Nestorova Tomic, Trajko Dimitrov, and Martin Guleski from North Macedonia, Sali Spahiu, Lulzim Nixha, and Kadrush Grezda from Kosovo, Vedina Babahmetovic from Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Djoko Radovanovic (North Macedonia).

Community-engaged architects, such as Ani Tola (Albania), Bledion Baraliu (Kosovo), and Marta Ilievska (North Macedonia), serve as SHARE Ambassadors, promoting the organization’s mission and facilitating greater engagement between local and international professionals.

Notable Contributions in Western Balkan Countries:

SERBIA

The SHARE Serbia Forum has hosted six editions since 2018, attracting over 1,500 participants and 120 speakers. In organizing these events, we have been delighted to collaborate with the Association of Architects of Serbia and the University of Belgrade—Faculty of Architecture. Topics have ranged from sustainable façades to advanced urban development and large-scale projects, featuring contributions from renowned studios such as Zaha Hadid Architects, Sanjay Puri Architects, AL_A, Amanda Levete Architects, Stefano Boeri Architetti, Studio 3LHD, UNStudio, Yazgan Design Architecture, BMA Studio, REMORKER Architects, Studio Kristof, E-arch Studio, OKRA Landscape Architects, Studio MAPA, NEOARHITEKTI Studio, Null Design, Studio M+, Zabriskie Studio, MVRDV, Bollinger und Grohmann ZT GmbH, proASPEKT Architectural Studio, and Ingarden & Ewy Architekci, among others.

18 Serbian architectural personalities are members of the SHARE Architects Society, an exclusive group within the SHARE Architects network of over 853 international architectural leaders from 42 countries.

ALBANIA

In Albania, SHARE Forums have emphasized themes such as “Good Living & Working Architecture” and sustainable design, with events organized in partnership with the Albanian Architects Association and the Faculty of Architecture & Urbanism, Polytechnic University of Tirana, including cultural partners like the Istituto Italiano di Cultura a Tirana, underscores the events’ interdisciplinary approach. We were honored by the presence of the Albanian Minister of Culture, Elva Margariti, and the Mayor of Tirana, Erion Veliaj, who opened one of these forums.

KOSOVO

The SHARE Kosovo Forum has successfully held three editions, bringing together over 800 participants. The events have focused on themes such as sustainability and functional design, architecture for better living and working, and building components including façades, floors, and insulation. Organized in partnership with the Architects’ Association in Kosovo, the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Prishtina “Hasan Prishtina,” and supported by the Municipality of Pristina, these forums have fostered robust local engagement and promoted international collaboration.

NORTH MACEDONIA

Since 2017, SHARE Architects has been active in North Macedonia, hosting six editions of the forum in Skopje, which have brought together 3,000 attendees and 85 speakers. Additionally, 15 prominent North Macedonian architects are proud members of the SHARE Architects Society. SHARE Skopje is organized in partnership with the Association of Architects of Macedonia and the Chamber of Certified Architects and Certified Engineers of North Macedonia.

BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA

In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the two SHARE Forums, organized in partnership with the Association of Architects of Bosnia and Herzegovina (AABiH), have brought together architects and engineers to discuss the future of urban life and sustainable housing. The events have included networking opportunities with leading professionals from across Europe and beyond, reinforcing SHARE Architects’ role as a catalyst for collaboration.

By connecting local architects with their international counterparts, SHARE Architects has established itself as a leading platform for networking and professional development in the Western Balkans. SHARE Architects’ work in this region exemplifies how a focused and collaborative approach can strengthen architectural communities, promote sustainability, and enhance regional and global connections.

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By fostering meaningful partnerships and addressing local and regional challenges, SHARE Architects has solidified its position in this region as a leader in connecting professionals, promoting excellence, and driving architectural discourse.

Since its inception in these Central and Eastern European countries, SHARE Architects has organized 51 SHARE International Architecture Forums, three SHARE Interior Architecture Forums, initiated the Romanian Building Awards, curated the jury for all six editions of the Bulgarian Architecture Awards, developed the SHARE Experts Meetings series of professional events, and hosted numerous Architecture and Technology Exhibitions.

These events have brought together thousands of professionals and leaders in architecture, urban design, and architecture technology, showcasing the latest trends and fostering collaboration.

Approximately 350 architects from Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, Slovenia, Slovakia, and the Republic of Moldova are members of The SHARE Architects Society, an exclusive group within the SHARE Architects framework through which architects can confront ideas and conceptions, acting as catalysts for debates and actions. Discover the architects who are members of the SHARE Architects Society.

SHARE OPERA OMNIA Awards went to 16 great architects celebrating the region’s architectural legends: Trajko Dimitrov(Bulgaria), Špela Videčnik (Slovenia), Katalin Csillag and Zsolt Gunther (Hungary), Atanas Panov (Bulgaria), Alexandru Beldiman (Romania), Csaba Nagy and Károly Pólus (Hungary), Uvo Petrov (Bulgaria), Gheorghe Hereș (Romania), Gheorghe Telipiz (R Moldova), Majda Kregar (Slovenia), Angel Zahariev and Assen Milev (Bulgaria), Nicolae Țaric (Romania), Gheorghe Bulat (R Moldova), STUDIO10M Zerva, Croitoru, Medvedovici Associated Architects (Romania);

SHARE Architects is also actively involved in numerous local projects, serving as a partner in organizing conferences, a curator for juries in local and regional competitions, and a contributor to the content of architecture-focused events.

Florin Mindirigiu, the founder of SHARE Architects, highlights the importance of its regional presence:

“Thanks to SHARE’s geographical presence, we have the privilege of gaining a deeper understanding of the specific challenges in the Eastern European region and identifying solutions that have proven effective.”

ROMANIA

In Romania, SHARE Architects has established itself as a pivotal force with 31 editions of the SHARE Romania International Architecture Forum, which has gathered over 12 400 participants to date. This premier event is complemented by three editions of the SHARE Interior Forums, which focus on connecting architects and designers with top brands and experts in interior architecture and design.

In Romania, SHARE Expert Meetings offers an exclusive platform where renowned experts and top architectural minds come together in a unique series exploring key topics: Hospital Design, Educational Architecture, Industrial & Logistics, Infrastructure & Transportation, Facade Fire Protection, Sustainable Facades.

Collaborations with the Order of Architects of Romania (OAR), the Order of Architects of Bucharest, the “Ion Mincu” University of Architecture and Urbanism (UAUIM), the Romanian Association of Building Services Engineers (AIIR), the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU), along with embassies and cultural centers in Bucharest, form the institutional partnerships through which we annually develop the SHARE Architects programs.

HUNGARY

With eight editions of SHARE Hungary Forum organized together with the Magyar Építész Kamara (MÉK), and attracting over 2,500 participants, SHAREArchitects has established itself as a platform for contemporary architectural dialogue.

The events showcase a mix of local, regional, and international perspectives. Topics range from façade innovations and urban design to technologies for sustainable environments, providing professionals with opportunities to exchange ideas and explore future trends.

As Balázs Csapó, Chairman of SHARE Hungary 2024, puts it:

“SHARE creates a friendly and inclusive atmosphere where one can explore colleagues’ work and discuss their ongoing projects.”

BULGARIA

In Bulgaria, in partnership with the Chamber of Architects in Bulgaria, SHARE Architects has organized eight editions of the SHARE Bulgaria Forum, attracting over 2,500 participants. The forums focus on topics such as sustainable façades, adaptive reuse architecture, and urban landscapes, providing a platform for professionals to showcase cutting-edge developments.

SHARE Architects also partnered with the Chamber of Architects in Bulgaria for the prestigious Bulgarian Architectural Awards, further solidifying its influence in the region. Prominent figures, including ambassadors and local leaders, have supported these events, emphasizing their importance for the Bulgarian architectural community.

SLOVENIA

In Slovenia, SHARE events have been pivotal in fostering architectural innovation and collaboration. In partnership with the Chamber of Architecture and Spatial Planning of Slovenia, they have hosted four International Architecture Forums, focusing on cutting-edge design, advanced technologies, and sustainable living solutions.

MOLDOVA

Together with the Union of Architects from the Republic of Moldova, SHARE Architects has hosted two editions of SHARE Chișinău, focusing on topics like Good Living Architecture, Facade Design, and Urban Development. These events, attended by over 700 participants, have brought international expertise to the Moldovan architectural scene.

The Opera Omnia Award, given to Gheorghe Bulat and Gheorghe Telipiz , stands as a testament to SHARE’s commitment to celebrating regional architectural legends and fostering a network of professionals eager to elevate local standards. Aurelia Carpov, former Head of the Department of Architecture of the Faculty of Urbanism and Architecture of the Technical University of the Republic of Moldova is Ambassador of SHARE Architects in Moldova.

SLOVAKIA

The first edition of the SHARE Slovakia Forum, organized with the support of the Slovak Chamber of Architects, took place in the Mirror Hall of the Primate’s Palace in Bratislava.

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Centered around the themes “Façades: Design and Technology” and “Large-Scale Development Projects,” the forum provided a platform to explore innovative design approaches, advanced façade technologies, and visionary large-scale projects.

This inaugural event gathered renowned architects, pioneers in building technologies, and prominent figures in the architectural field, establishing a solid foundation for future editions.

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This edition’s topics are “Good Living Architecture: Enhancing Living and Working Spaces” and “Façades Design & Engineering.”

As with all SHARE events, the speakers and invited studios are of the highest caliber, including renowned names such as Zaha Hadid Architects (UK) and UNStudio (The Netherlands).

Here is the list of distinguished speakers: Alexandra Virlan, Associate UNStudio, The Netherlands; Etain Fitzpatrick , Director John Robertson Architects Ltd, United Kingdom; Arash Aliabadi, Founder and CEO DAAZ Office, Iran; Takehiko Iseki, Associate ZAHA HADID Architects, UK; Ilir Llonçari, Founder Studio ARTEC, Kosovo; Radomir Serafimov, Director Atelier Atelier Serafimov Architects, Bulgaria; Martin Panovski, Founder, Chief Architect, RADiUs architects doo Skopje; Marta Ilievska, Architect & Owner Formika Plus, North Macedonia; Katina Sutoglu, Senior Architect Syndicate Studio, Skopje; Irina Petkovska, Head of Studio Parallel Group Architects, Macedonia; John Kanakas, Founder Direction Architects, Greece.

During this event, architect Djoco Radovanovic, founder of RADO Engineering, will be honored with the SHARE OPERA OMNIA AWARD.

The North Macedonian architect will become the 31st recipient of this prestigious distinction, which the SHARE Architects Society awards to prominent figures from Central and Southeastern Europe for their significant contributions to architecture, impactful projects, and role in inspiring future generations.

He will also be the fourth recipient of this distinction from North Macedonia.

We extend our gratitude for their outstanding contributions to the debate on the future of architecture to:

• Professor Ognen Marina, PhD, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture Skopje, “Ss. Cyril and Methodius” University
• Ivana Bajkova Shalja, Head of Spatial Planning and Organization Department, CITY OF SKOPJE
• Natasha Vlchevska Savikj, Founder and Urban Planner, Tajfa Plan
• Nikola Naumoski, Activist
• Besian Mehmeti, Founder of BMA

We also express heartfelt appreciation for their inspiring opening remarks to:

• Martin Panovki, Chairman of SHARE Skopje Forum, Founder & Chief Architect at RADiUs architects doo, Skopje
• Veselinka Gerasimova Petrovska, Head of Department of Architects in the Chamber of Certified Architects and Certified Engineers of the Republic of Macedonia
• Mishko Ralev, Dean of the School of Architecture and Design, University American College Skopje, Macedonia
• Bledion Baraliu, President of the Architects Association of Kosovo, Co-founder & Managing Director of archiEDU, Kosovo

Many thanks to our institutional partners for their enthusiastic support:

• The Chamber of Certified Architects and Certified Engineers of the Republic of Macedonia
• The University American College Skopje, Macedonia
• “Ss. Cyril and Methodius” University

Our special gratitude also goes to our event partners:

• Şişecam (Gold Partner)
• Everest (Partner)
• Wienerberger and Knauf (Sponsors)
• Delight Office Solution (Supporter)

A special thanks goes to Marta Ilievska, SHARE Ambassador, Architect & Owner Formika Plus, and Martin Panovski, Chairman of SHARE Skopje Forum, Founder & Chief Architect at RADiUs architects doo, Skopje, for their priceless support in organizing this event.

We should mention the important contribution of our partners Şişecam Flat Glass (Golden Partner), Everest (Partner), Knauf, and Wienerberger as Sponsors, to whom we again express our  .

Present in North Macedonia since 2017, SHARE Architects has welcomed 2800 attendees and 75 speakers   of the forum in Skopje. 15 North Macedonian architectural personalities are members of the SHARE Architects Society, an exclusive group within the SHARE Architects network that brings together 840 international architectural leaders from 50 countries.

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The event, which had the theme of Sustainable Facades and Urban Landscapes, was essential for all professionals in the AEC industry, including architects, structural engineers, facade engineers, installation engineers, contractors, real estate developers, urban developers, and government representatives.

Moderated by Dr. Bojana Jerković-Babović, Teaching Assistant at the University of Belgrade – Faculty of Architecture, the first session opened with three case studies presented by Nemanja Zorić, Chief of Construction at KAPAPROJEKT. He guided the audience through the development of large-scale projects like Nikola Tesla Airport Belgrade, Belgrade Center Main Railway Station, and the Atlantic-Stark New Food Factory.

Next, Gizem Güngör Erkiliç, Architectural Projects Supervisor at Şişecam, explored the balance between quality and sustainability, followed by a presentation on Slovenia’s largest wooden building – the Overall Winner at the SHARE Architecture Awards in Athens on October 8. This project was presented by Slovenian firm InnoRenew CoE by Eva Prelovšek Niemelä, Head of the Research Department for Creativity & Society at InnoRenew CoE.

The session concluded with Joe Morris, Founder of Morris+Company (UK), who presented Urban Continuity: Crafting a Modern Legacy at 15 Norton Folgate, London, using the Norton Folgate case study.

Dr. Mila Mojsilović, Teaching Assistant at the University of Belgrade—Faculty of Architecture, moderated the second session, which began with a keynote by Vladimir Milenković, Co-Founder of Neoarhitekti (Serbia). This was followed by a presentation titled From Trash to Treasure by Andrei Simion, Product Manager at TeraPlast, the event’s Main Partner.

Next, Sebastian Săvescu, Founder of SAM Ideas (Romania), presented a case study on the Diagnostic Center for the Regional Oncological Institute of Iași.

French architect Anouk Legendre, Founder of XTU Architects, delved into the story of the iconic Cité du Vin project in France and two major projects: the City of Sciences in Iraq and the Amiral Offices on La Réunion Island.

To wrap up, the audience enjoyed an exceptional presentation by Sherif Tarabishy, Associate Director at Foster + Partners (UK), on Streamlining Collaboration Through Technology. Finally, Nataliya Kuznetsova, Senior Architect and Associate at UNStudio, discussed the sensational Southbank by Beulah project in Melbourne, Australia, which is currently under construction.

A big thank you to our valued partners who contributed to making this event a celebration of excellence in architecture:

Institutional Partners: Association of Architects of Serbia, University of Belgrade – Faculty of Architecture

• Gold Partner: Isopan
• Main Partner: Şişecam Flat Glass
• Sponsors: ROCKWOOL, TeraPlast, Ceresit, Swisspearl
• Media Partner: Grenef – Građevinarstvo & Energetska Efikasnost
• Supporter: Delight Office Solution

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Over the course of two days, SHARE Romania 2024 hosted leading figures in architecture representing renowned studios like Foster + Partners, Kengo Kuma Architects, MAD Architects (China), Nemesi (Italy), RMJM (UK), Teampannon (Hungary), André Pizzuto (Malta), and Petras Architecture (Greece).

On the first day, participants joined one of two SHARE Experts Meeting sections: Fire Safety & Facade Design and Sustainable Facade Design. In the second part of the day, the two sections united for presentations and discussions led by experts (architects, engineers, and representatives of specialized institutions and firms) on topics like fire protection systems for facades, suspended ceilings, and floating floors.

The first session of the first day was about Fire Safety & Facade Designone, and there were at least six presentations of innovative technical solutions. Emil Serb presented fire protection solutions by Aluprof Romania; fire protection systems for facades, suspended ceilings, and floating floors were discussed by Radu Vieru, General Manager of Proventus Solutions, and improving building security with safe access solutions was presented by Oana Andrei, the expert at KADRA.

Dana Badea, Product Manager at Alukönigstahl Romania, spoke about fire protection for glazed facades. At the same time, Alexandru Ciucă, Technical Manager at Isopan Est, taught about ensuring fire protection in buildings using thermal insulation panels. ROCKWOOL Group also delivered a technical presentation.

Interventions from beneficiaries, those who think and design buildings, and architecture firms complemented the series of experts in fire protection solutions and systems.

Presentations were also made by Kover Orsolya Maria (Syka’z Design & Consultancy), Mariana Turcu (X Architecture & Engineering Consult), Lilian Captari (U R B a N O F F I C E), Dragos Marcu (Popp & Associates), Adrian Zerva (STUDIO 10 M), Raluca Soaita (Tesseract Architecture).

Over 20 case studies presented and discussed as exemplary sustainable architecture projects, presentations on innovative technical solutions, an “Ask an Expert” session, and concluding with a debate moderated by Andre Pizzuto, Managing Architect and Design Principal from Malta, and Sergiu C. Petrea (Tecto Arhitectura), on the topic of “Advanced Building Skins” with two special guests: Javier Villar Ruiz, Principal at Javier Villar Architectural Designers JVAD / OCA PROJECTS, Spain, and Luca Aldrighi, Director at RMJM, UK.

This was, in brief, the agenda for the second session on the first day of SHARE Romania 2024.

Sergiu Petrea, founder of TECTO Arhitectura and Vice President of the Romanian Association for Sustainable Local Development, co-moderated alongside Professor Bogdan Andrei Fezi, Vice President of the Order of Architects of Romania. Petrea shared three notable case studies that exemplified the shift from efficiency to effectiveness in sustainable architecture.

Prominent guest speakers included Iulia Stancu from STARH, Sorin Istudor from Skaarchitects, Tsampikos Petrās, Principal Architect at Petrās Architecture (Greece), and Varga Bence, Partner at M-Teampannon Architects (Hungary), who explored the evolution of architectural design in diverse cultural contexts.

The day also featured a highly anticipated “Ask an Expert” session. Dr. Diana Culescu, Vice President of the Bucharest-Ilfov branch of the Romanian Association of Landscape Architects, offered her insights on the intersection of architecture and landscape design.

We celebrated Romanian architecture at every opportunity, and at SHARE Romania 2024 – International Architecture Forum, we invited four representative local architecture studios to showcase their projects under the umbrella concept “Blueprints of Innovation.” These were STARH, Artline, 9Opțiune, and AriConsult.

Under the title Public Square Recovery, STARH’s exhibition focused on one of the studio’s recent projects that revived the public impact of one of Bucharest’s most significant areas through conversion, openness, urban artifacts, and a green, sustainable approach.

Artline, an architecture studio based in Bucharest and founded in 1994 by Radu Teaca, summarized the studio’s activity over its three decades of existence, highlighting the evolution and diversity of its projects in terms of programs, materials, and scale.

The third exhibiting studio, ARI Consult, founded by Razvan-Ion Dracea, showcased a highly diverse portfolio encompassing various architectural styles. 9 Opțiune, from Maramureș, exhibited under the title REHABILITATED HERITAGE – PUBLIC SPACE RETURNED TO THE COMMUNITY.

One of the event’s most poignant moments was the SHARE Opera Omnia Award ceremony, where the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to the architectural firm STUDIO10M Zerva, Croitoru, Medvedovici Associated Architects.

The award, handed by Florin Mindirigiu, founder of the SHARE Architects Society, and Șerban Țigănaș, honorary president, was presented to the Bucharest-based studio “for remarkable achievements in architecture and their role in developing significant architectural projects throughout their career.” The honor was accepted by the studio’s founders, Florin Medvedovici and Adrian Zerva.

Over the years, SHARE Architects has awarded the SHARE OPERA OMNIA AWARD to more than 30 remarkable architectural figures from 14 Central and Southeastern European countries.

Day 2 of SHARE Romania 2024, titled Inspire & Design, was filled with presentations from world-renowned architectural firms and an in-depth look at successful projects from across the globe.

Notable speakers included Luca Aldrighi, Director at RMJM (UK), who shared insights from his firm’s groundbreaking projects, such as Sanko HQ (Turkey) and Quayside Masterplan (Malaysia), both of which exemplify the integration of sustainability with innovative design. Italian architect Michele Mole of Nemesi discussed four projects, including the Palazzo Italia, created for Expo 2015 in Milan, demonstrating the importance of blending aesthetics with functionality in contemporary architecture.

Other influential voices included Dorin Ștefan, founder of DSBA, who presented Balcony Corridor Residence, and Laura Narvaez, Partner at Foster + Partners, who captivated the audience with her story about the New Slussen Masterplan in Sweden, one of Europe’s most significant urban transformation projects.

From the renowned Japanese firm Kengo Kuma and Associates, Javier Villar Ruiz, a partner since 2013, presented the new headquarters project for the technology company Bosonit in Logroño, Spain. We then had the opportunity to hear from Varga Bence, Senior Architect and Partner at Teampannon in Hungary, who presented the House of Hungarian Music project in Budapest, which he led under the guidance of Sou Fujimoto Architects. We also welcomed Giovanni Colombara, an architectural designer at MAD Architects (China), one of the world’s largest architecture firms, who discussed several case studies, including Quzhou Sports Park and Shenzhen Bay Culture Park.

The second day also featured cutting-edge technical presentations from SHARE Romania’s esteemed partners, including Şişecam Flat Glass, Aluprof – Romania, Isopan, Reynaers Aluminium Romania, Zumtobel, QFort, MCA Grup Romania, Proventuss Solutions, and PPG Romania.

Also, on the second day, four architecture firms from Romania showcased their award-winning projects at the Radisson Blu Hotel Bucharest. The projects had won across various categories at the SHARE Architecture Awards 2024. Ana Chiprian presented the projects from Empatic Studio, Cezara Țînțăreanu from ADNBA, Carmen Tănase from Enterprise Architecture & Design, and Raluca Șoaită from Tesseract Architecture.

Alongside the other finalist projects for the SHARE Architecture Awards 2024—75 in total from 16 Central and Southeastern European countries, including the winning ones—the Romanian firms’ projects were also showcased in a dedicated exhibition at the Radisson Blu Hotel.

We were also honored by the presence and presentation of Vladimir Arsene, founder of Westfourth in 1991, a New York-based firm and recipient of numerous awards, including two from the prestigious American Institute of Architects. The Romanian architect also participated in a debate on the “Future of Architecture,” which concluded the forum. The discussion was moderated by Șerban Țigănaș, founder of Dico&Tiganas, and featured contributions from Roman Vinoly, Partner at Rafael Vinoly Architects, USA; Laura Narvaez Zertuche, Partner at Foster + Partners, UK; Varga Bence, Senior Architect and Partner at Teampannon, Hungary; and Giovanni Colombara, Senior Designer at MAD Architects, China.

Gratitude and Acknowledgements

SHARE Romania 2024 would not have been possible without the dedicated contributions of all the architects, industry professionals, institutional partners, and volunteers who made the event a success.

Special thanks were extended to the Italian Trade Agency, the Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Bucarest, and His Excellency Alfredo Durante Mangoni, the Italian Ambassador to Romania.

Our gratitude also goes to our long-standing partners and their experts, who enriched our knowledge with innovative technical solutions:

Official Partner: Şişecam Flat Glass Gold Partners: Isopan, Zumtobel National Partners: Henkel, Reynaers Aluminium Romania, QFort, Aluprof – Romania, PPG Partner: MCA Grup Romania Sponsors: Alukönigstahl BiH, Steel Auction Market, Proventuss Menatwork Solutions, Exalco Romania, Bose in Romania, TeraGlass, POLFLAM, KADRA, ROCKWOOL, Agrob Buchtal, Joris Ide Romania, and Cemacon.

About SHARE Architects

For over 27 years, SHARE Architects has been at the forefront of promoting architectural excellence, providing a platform for the exchange of knowledge, and celebrating the achievements of the global architectural community. SHARE Romania 2024 marked another milestone in this mission, offering a comprehensive and inspiring experience for all who attended.

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