SHARE ARCHITECTURE 2026
Festival & Awards
SHARE Architecture Awards is the festival celebrating
architectural creativity and innovation
across Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia.
Now in its third edition,
SHARE Awards recognizes outstanding architectural projects
that push boundaries and provides a prestigious platform
to showcase work to industry leaders, curators, and decision-makers.
Get your entry ready
Free Submissions Now Open until July 31st
Who Can Participate?
We welcome submissions from architects, contractors, real estate developers, financiers, beneficiaries, and architectural teams. To participate, you must have the architect’s consent. You can submit multiple projects—simply submit a separate entry form for each category or subcategory.
International recognized experts
A Prestigious Jury
Martha Thorne
Former Executive Director of the Pritzker Prize, Spain
Peter Murray
Chairman of New London Architecture and the London Society, United Kingdom
the best moments
From Past Editions
Finalist Projects Catalogue 2025
The Timeline
May 1 – July 31
Standard Registration: NO FEE.
July 31 – August 31
Late Registration (with a fee of 100 euros without VAT)
September 1 – 14
Evaluation and jury selection of finalist projects
September 20
Announcement of the “Finalist Projects”
December 3 & 4
In-Person Presentations & Jury Assessment
December 4
Grand Awards Gala
Why Enter SHARE Awards?
Joining SHARE Awards opens doors to international recognition and career advancement. Participants gain access to a curated community of 500+ architects, developers, and industry professionals, building relationships that shape the future of architecture in Central and Eastern Europe and beyond.
Invited Countries
SHARE Architecture Awards reaches across Central and Eastern Europe. Whether you’re based in one of our listed countries or not, you can participate as long as your project is located in the region.
- Albania
- Armenia
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Bulgaria
- Cyprus
- Czechia
- Georgia
- Greece
- Hungary
- Kazakhstan
- Kosovo
- Malta
- Moldova
- North Macedonia
- Poland
- Romania
- Serbia
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
- Turkey
- Uzbekistan