These are the 50 projects from Asia Pacific selected for Dezeen Awards 2026 Regional Showcases
Dezeen has announced the 50 projects featured in the Top 50: Asia Pacific list as part of the Regional Showcases for Dezeen Awards 2026.
Launched as a new initiative for the 2026 edition of the awards programme, each Top 50 list celebrates the best projects in three regions globally: Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), Asia Pacific (APAC) and the Americas.
The projects in the Regional Showcases have been selected by Dezeen’s editors. Each Top 50 list highlights both the variety of creative excellence and the nuanced differences in output across the 91 countries that entered Dezeen Awards this year.
This year’s Top 50: APAC list features projects spanning architecture, interiors and design, from countries including Australia, India and Thailand as well as China, New Zealand and Vietnam.
All Dezeen Awards 2026 Regional Showcases announced
Dezeen Awards 2026, in partnership with Trimble, revealed projects featured in the Regional Showcases this week. The EMEA list was announced on Wednesday and the APAC list was unveiled yesterday.
This year’s Dezeen Awards 2026 shortlists, selected by our world-renowned judges, will be announced on Dezeen between 21 and 23 September.
The Top 50: APAC list is below, with each project linked to a dedicated page on the Dezeen Awards website, where you can find an image and more information about the project.
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Read on for the full Top 50: APAC list:
› An Miên Lumiere Cafe by Xưởng Xép, (Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam)
› Aranyani Pavilion 2026 by Aranyani, (New Delhi, India)
› Around the Corner in Kugahara by Some () + Tezzo Nishizawa Architects, (Tokyo, Japan)
› Art House Hinode by Pikalabo, (Tokyo, Japan)
› Big Moody Almirah by Ek Kahlahaar Designs, (Ahmedabad, India)
› Biiit, Lamp Collection by Mano Design Studio, (Seoul, South Korea)
› Cafe On-Site by Aptdotapt, (Zhejiang, China)
› Conceived by Cotemp by Onoaa Studio, (Shanghai, China)
› COS Sanlitun Store by COS, (Beijing, China)
› Daichi Silent River Tree Sauna by Daichi inc., (Kanagwa, Japan)
› Dori Series by Generalgray, (Seoul, South Korea)
› Fat Wood Byobu by Muneji Toh Architects, (Fukuoka, Japan)
› Gentle Metal by In-Common Studio, (Bangkok, Thailand)
› Green House by Shin Aoki & Partners, (Tokyo, Japan)
› Guangming International Equestrian Centre by Tanghua Architects & Associates, (Shenzhen, China)
› Hanslope House by Olaver Architecture, (Victoria, Australia)
› Hotel Indigo Nalati by Cheng Chung Design, (Xinjiang, China)
› House of Memories by Studio Lagom, (Valsad, India)
› Kangaroo Point Bridge by Blight Rayner Architecture, (Brisbane, Australia)
› Kaohsiung Port Terminal by RUR Architecture, (Kaohsiung, Taiwan)
› Laibei 1087 by Tant A Temps Design, (Shaanxi, China)
› LongiPark! by Shma Company Limited and Shma SoEn Company Limited, (Bangkok, Thailand)
› Lucky Clover Series by Goodo Design, (Hangzhou, China)
› Mehrangarh Fort Visitor Centre by Studio Lotus, (Jodhpur, India)
› Moon Pavilion by Atelier Guo, (Huizhou, China)
› Nama by Hock Hoon Pte, (Singapore)
› Namsan Warehouse by Unseenbird, (Seoul, South Korea)
› Nilkanth Ayurveda Clinic by Studio Rei, (Ahmedabad, India)
› Pulse Pack by Konel, (Tokyo, Japan)
› Room for Max by Lekker Architects, (Singapore)
› Rushood Musu by Mitsubishi Jisho Design, (Tokyo, Japan)
› Sandstock by Clayton Orszaczky, (Sydney, Australia)
› Simpsons Bay House by Dock4 Architects, (Bruny Island, Australia)
› SSOC by Design2Tone, (Seoul, South Korea)
› TCC DAKA Renewable Resource Recycling Center by KPF, (Hualien County, Taiwan)
› Te Rimutahi by LandLab, (Auckland, New Zealand)
› The Anthill by Kaushal Tatiya Architects, (Maharashtra, India)
› The Chang Residence by 2Books Design, (Taipei, Taiwan)
› The Corner Shop House by Downie North, (Sydney, Australia)
› The Exhibition Center of Cannano by Hot Design, (Guangzhou, China)
› The Hungry Caterpillar by Lyth Design, (Delhi, India)
› The Inverted Earth: Fugue for Windows by Aya Kawabata, (Tokyo, Japan)
› The Oculus – Australian War Memorial by Studio SC, (Canberra, Australia)
› The Treehouse by Keep Studio Pty Ltd., (Victoria, Australia)
› This is Lumeah by Pepper & Well, (Melbourne, Australia)
› Vein by Bethel Design, (Taichung, Taiwan)
› Vivino Flagship Store by Wynk Collaborative, (Singapore)
› We Speak Softly in the Between by Basil Kräher + Huaijin Li, (Qinhuangdo, China)
› Xim by TasteSpace, (Bangkok, Thailand)
› Zenhouse by Studio Nirvana, (Palakkad, India)
Dezeen Awards 2026 in partnership with Trimble
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