Take a look at the Architecture & Design finalists of the 2024 Sony World Photography Awards
Each year, the Sony World Photography Awards makes its selection of the best photographers working to document the lives, events, triumphs, and challenges of individuals and societies as a whole.This year’s contest bore a record number of photographers entering for the chance to win the $25,000 grand prize and coveted Photographer of the Year title. Finalists in categories as far-ranging as Sport and Still Life were announced alongside the 2024 Architecture & Design finalists and shortlisted entries. Jury Chair Monica Allende complimented each's abilities at "capturing both the joys and the challenges of human existence across our planet."A prevalent subject in this year's contest was the built environment and the effects of urban life on political and social conditions. The next cohort expands also on the lineage of important architectural photographers to have won in their category, including Czech mainstay Tomáš Vocelka, France's Amelie Labourdette, Italy's Rosaria Sabrina, and many other important names. Following are this year's finalists and shortlist entries for the Architecture & Design category:FINALISTSTehran Campus Town by Yaser Mohamad Khani, Iran (cover photo)Series description: "In recent years, due to population growth and lack of sufficient housing, the towns near Tehran have been crowded and people have to migrate here."Sala Mayor (Living Room) by Siobhán Doran, IrelandRead the full post on Bustler
Each year, the Sony World Photography Awards makes its selection of the best photographers working to document the lives, events, triumphs, and challenges of individuals and societies as a whole.
This year’s contest bore a record number of photographers entering for the chance to win the $25,000 grand prize and coveted Photographer of the Year title. Finalists in categories as far-ranging as Sport and Still Life were announced alongside the 2024 Architecture & Design finalists and shortlisted entries. Jury Chair Monica Allende complimented each's abilities at "capturing both the joys and the challenges of human existence across our planet."
A prevalent subject in this year's contest was the built environment and the effects of urban life on political and social conditions. The next cohort expands also on the lineage of important architectural photographers to have won in their category, including Czech mainstay Tomáš Vocelka, France's Amelie Labourdette, Italy's Rosaria Sabrina, and many other important names.
Following are this year's finalists and shortlist entries for the Architecture & Design category:
FINALISTS
Tehran Campus Town by Yaser Mohamad Khani, Iran (cover photo)
Series description: "In recent years, due to population growth and lack of sufficient housing, the towns near Tehran have been crowded and people have to migrate here."
Sala Mayor (Living Room) by Siobhán Doran, Ireland
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