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Commission awards 2026 New European Bauhaus prizes for sustainable, inclusive and beautiful projects

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Briefings

The European Commission awarded the 2026 New European Bauhaus prizes to 13 laureates representing Ukraine, North Macedonia, Japan, and Brazil. The selection process was an international competition held in October 2026, with the winners selected for their projects demonstrating sustainable, inclusive, and beautiful design. The event took place in Brussels on October 16, 2026.

Key points

• The European Commission awarded the 2026 New European Bauhaus prizes to 13 laureates from Ukraine, North Macedonia, Japan, and Brazil.
• The international competition was held in Brussels on October 16, 2026, and winners were chosen for projects showing sustainable, inclusive, and beautiful design.

Context

This announcement marks the 2026 edition of the New European Bauhaus awards, a competition organized by the European Commission to recognize projects that balance sustainability, inclusivity, and aesthetics across the EU and beyond.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single press release from October 16, 2026, which does not include details on the specific projects, the judging criteria, or the full list of 13 laureates beyond their countries of origin.

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