Tamayouz Excellence Award is proud to announce the launch of its Dewan Award for Architecture 2023, organised in partnership with Dewan Architects + Engineers, the thematic annual award calls on participants worldwide to respond to Iraq-specific design issues.
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During its grand annual ceremony, Tamayouz Excellence celebrated the Dewan Award for Architecture winners for 2020, 20221 and 2022. Dewan Award was established in 2018 and focuses on designs addressing local challenges in Iraq.
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Tamayouz celebrated the best of Public Art in the Arab world from 2016 – 2020 in an award ceremony held in the Omani capital Muscat.
Tamayouz Excellence Award marks a decade of recognising architectural excellence, as seen in its grand ceremony in Muscat, Oman.
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Tamayouz Excellence Award is proud to announce the winners of its Dewan Award for Architecture 2022.
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Tamayouz announces the winners of its international graduation projects award for architecture 2022
Al-Tahrir Tunnel Graffiti in Baghdad and two installations in Amman were recognised in the first cycle of Tamayouz’s prize for public art.
فوز “جداريات نفق التحرير” التي نفذها شباب الاحتجاجات العراقية في تشرين عام 2019، بالدورة الأولى لجائزة ضياء العزاوي للفن العام، وهي الجائزة الأحدث، التي أضيفت إلى برنامج جائزة تميّز المتخصصة في مجال العمارة في الشرق الأوسط وشمال أفريقيا وخارجها.
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Architecture Graduation Projects from 12 countries make the Top 20 finalists of the 2022 Tamayouz Excellence Award for International Graduation Projects Award.
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6 Public artworks from Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, and Qatar make it to the shortlist of the Dia al-Azzawi Prize for Public Art in the Arab World