In this issue of our Archi-News, we have the pleasure presentingto present the winners of the 2020 edition of the European Architecture Awards. With 517 project submissions sendsent in from all over Europe, the remarkable Juryjury members awarded 7 architects and their inspiring projects in 7 categories: office buildings;, public buildings;, healthcare facilities;, educational facilities;, retail projects;, co-living residential projects, and open-free category.

Further in this magazineissue, we will show a diversifydiversity of projects in Europe, ranging from public, to industrial, to co-living residential and artistcis, artistic and cuturalcultural projects.
Today we can see that all projects have in their DNA, a genuine interest in sustainability and wellbeing roots that will benefit both the environment as well asand the people living or using these new and renovated building projectsbuildings.
Architects today design responsible projects with an eye for sustainability, carbon footprint, energy efficiency, end of lifeend-of-life cycle analysis, durability, and flexibility together with health and wellbeingwellbeing-related considerations. SoThere are many parameters to take into consideration, but architects are both creative and flexible, and they always seem to manage these challenges to make each next project even better than their previous one.