MIPIM 2024 Awardees
This year's report from MIPIM is dedicated to the MIPIM awards ceremony. For its 34th Edition, the MIPIM Awards celebrated the industry’s most useful, sustainable and visionary projects. The ceremony was held on March 14th starting at 6:30 P.M. in the Grand Auditorium Hall, Palais des Festivals. The MIPIM Awards, a globally renowned real estate competition for completed or yet to be built projects around the world. This year, 11 winners were announced.
The MIPIM AWARDS 2024 key criteria are:
- Overall sustainability
- Integration of the project in its environment and community
- Quality of the user experience
- Economic contribution
- Originality of the concept
- Architectural qualities
Without determining the importance of each category and the value of the achievements, we list the awards in the following order:
- BEST CONVERSION PROJECT, ROYALE BELGE, Brussels, Belgium,
Architects: Caruso St John Architects / Bovenbouw Architectuur / DDS+ / Ma² / Atelier Eole
Developers: APE / CORES Development / Foresite / Urbicoon
- BEST CULTURAL, SPORTS & EDUCATION PROJECT, Esbjerg Maritime Center, Esbjerg, Denmark
Architects: WERK & Snøhetta
Developer: Esbjerg Municipality
Developer: Esbjerg Municipality
- BEST HOSPITALITY, TOURISM & LEISURE PROJECT, ATMOSPHERE by Krallerhof, Leogang, Austria
Architect: Hadi Teherani Architects GmbH
Developer: Hotel Krallerhof Altenberger GmbH
Developer: Hotel Krallerhof Altenberger GmbH
- BEST INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS PROJECT, ESR Higashi Ogishima Distribution Centre, Kawasaki, Japan
Architect: Tokyu Construction, Takato Tamagami Architectural Design, Watanabe Mio Design Office
Developer: ESR Group Limited
Developer: ESR Group Limited
- BEST MIXED-USE PROJECT, ROYALE BELGE, Brussels, Belgium
Architects: Caruso St John Architects / Bovenbouw Architectuur / DDS+ / Ma² / Atelier Eole
Developers: APE / CORES Development / Foresite / Urbicoon
Developers: APE / CORES Development / Foresite / Urbicoon
- BEST OFFICE & BUSINESS PROJECT, St. John’s Terminal, New York, United States
Architect: COOKFOX Architects
Developer: Oxford Properties
Others: Gensler; AAI Architects, P.C.; LUMEN ARCHITECTURE, PLLC
Developer: Oxford Properties
Others: Gensler; AAI Architects, P.C.; LUMEN ARCHITECTURE, PLLC
- BEST RESIDENTIAL PROJECT, Living Places Copenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark
Developer: VELUX
Architect: EFFEKT
Architect: EFFEKT
Others: Artelia, Enemærke & Petersen
- BEST URBAN REGENERATION PROJECT, BASSIN 7, Aarhus, Denmark
Architects: SLETH, BIG, GEHL
Developers: Anpartsselskabet Kilden & Mortensen, Bassin 7 Erhverv ApS and Bassin 7 Bolig ApS
Others: Aarhus Municipality, Bureau Detours, Hans Krull and Peter Birk
Developers: Anpartsselskabet Kilden & Mortensen, Bassin 7 Erhverv ApS and Bassin 7 Bolig ApS
Others: Aarhus Municipality, Bureau Detours, Hans Krull and Peter Birk
- BEST NEW DEVELOPMENT, Casa BFF, Milan, Italy
Architect: OBR
Developer: BFF Banking Group
Developer: BFF Banking Group
- BEST NEW MEGA DEVELOPMENT, The Ellinikon Commercial Hub, Metropolitan Pole of Hellinikon, Athens, Greece
Architects: Aedas
Developer: Lamda Development S.A.
Developer: Lamda Development S.A.
- SPECIAL JURY AWARD, ESR Higashi Ogishima Distribution Centre, Kawasaki, Japan
Architect: Tokyu Construction, Takato Tamagami Architectural Design, Watanabe Mio Design Office
Developer: ESR Group Limited
Developer: ESR Group Limited
A cursory review of the awardees indicates that this year there were 9 awardees in 11 categories. Also, most likely the key / most important criterion of the winning solution was the fact that it was built next to Ili on the water. We hope that next time, for the 35th time in a row, on March 13th, this ceremony will have an additional festive character.
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