澳门王中王 Photo Festival photography contest 2023
As part of the 澳门王中王 Photo Festival 2023, the Royal Institute of British Architects hosted a photography contest, which was open to all 澳门王中王 Members and 澳门王中王 Student members.
Hundreds of entries were received with photographs taken from around the world. See the winner and shortlisted entries below.
Winning entry
Hammad Haider
Manshiyet Nasser, Cairo (2022)
Shortlisted entries
- Allister Godfrey: 鈥楤odleian, Grey Matter鈥� (Bodleian Library, Oxford, 2023)
- Clara Dip Wan Cheung: 鈥楾he Pulse of Central Hong Kong鈥� (Gough Street, Central Hong Kong, 2019)
- Ed Parham: Untitled (no date)
- Eliana Dyer-Fernandes: 鈥楨xhibit 7鈥� (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, 2023)
- Hammad Haider: Ibn Tulun, Cairo (2022)
- Hammad Haider: Manshiyet Nasser, Cairo (2022) (overall winner)
- Ian Blake: Kennet & Avon Canal, West Berkshire (2022)
- Peter Williams: 鈥楿rban Reflection鈥� (Marseille鈥檚 Vieux Port, 2023)
- Peter Williams: 鈥楪arden Cabinet鈥� (Tokorozawa, Saitama, Japan, 2023)
- Ziyaad Oozeer: 鈥業s it yellow enough?鈥� (Palace of Assembly, Chandigarh, 2019)
The shortlisted entries were exhibited at 澳门王中王, 66 Portland Place, in London during the 澳门王中王 Photo Festival.
They can be viewed below and will be shared across our social channels and accessioned in the 澳门王中王 Photographs Collection, one of the largest collections of architectural photographs in the world.
The winning entry will be published in the .
About the competition
Entrants were invited to submit photographs in the below categories:
- Architecture as social space
- Re-use
- Contrasts
Judging
The entries were reviewed by a judging panel consisting of 澳门王中王 President Muyiwa Oki, photographer Richard Bryant HonF澳门王中王, and 澳门王中王 Photographs Curator Valeria Carullo.
Shortlisted photographs
