Editing Architectural design competition (section)

==Major international architectural design competitions==
{{See also|List of Architectural design competitions}}
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Most significant among architectural competitions are the ones which are internationally open, attract a large number of design submissions, and the winning design is built.
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|[[Grand Egyptian Museum]]|| {{flagicon|EGY}} Giza || 2002 ||[[Heneghan Peng Architects]] || align="right" | 1,557<ref>{{Cite book |title=The Grand Museum of Egypt: International Architecture Competition |date=2003 |publisher=Egyptian Ministry of Culture |isbn=978-977-305-471-7 |location=Zamalek, Cairo, Egypt}}</ref>
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| [[White House]] || {{flagicon|USA}} Washington D.C. || 1792 || [[James Hoban]] || align="right"| 9
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| [[Walhalla memorial]] || {{flagicon|DE}} Donaustauf || 1816 || [[Leo von Klenze]] ||
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| [[Palace of Westminster|Houses of Parliament]] || {{flagicon|UK}} London || 1835 || [[Charles Barry]] || align="right"| 98
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| [[Vienna Ring Road]] || {{flagicon|AUT}} Vienna || 1858 || [[Ludwig Förster]] - [[Friedrich August von Stache]] - [[Eduard van der Nüll]] and [[August Sicard von Sicardsburg]] ||align="right"| 85
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| [[Vienna State Opera|Hofoper]] || {{flagicon|AUT}} Vienna || 1860 || [[Eduard van der Nüll]] and [[August Sicard von Sicardsburg]] ||
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| [[Palais Garnier|Paris Opera]] || {{flagicon|FRA}} Paris || 1860 || [[Charles Garnier (architect)|Charles Garnier]] || align="right"| 171
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| [[Rijksmuseum]] || {{flagicon|NED}} Amsterdam || 1863 || [[Pierre Cuypers|P.J.H. Cuypers]] ||
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| [[Royal Courts of Justice|Law Courts]] || {{flagicon|ENG}} London || 1866 || [[George Edmund Street]] || align="right"| 11
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| [[Reichstag building|Reichstag]] || {{flagicon|DE}} Berlin || 1872 || [[Paul Wallot]] ||
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| [[Beurs van Berlage|Beurs]] || {{flagicon|NED}} Amsterdam || 1884 || [[Hendrik Petrus Berlage]] ||
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| [[Eiffel Tower|World Exhibition tower]] || {{flagicon|FRA}} Paris || 1889 || [[Gustave Eiffel]] ||
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| [[Austrian Postal Savings Bank]] || {{flagicon|AUT}} Vienna || 1903 || [[Otto Wagner]] ||
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| [[Stockholm City Hall]] || {{flagicon|SWE}} Stockholm || 1903 || [[Ragnar Östberg]] ||
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| [[Helsinki Central railway station]] || {{flagicon|FIN}} Helsinki || 1903 || [[Eliel Saarinen]] || align="right"| 21
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| [[Peace Palace]] || {{flagicon|NED}} The Hague || 1905 || [[Louis Marie Cordonnier]] and [[Johan Adrianus Gerard van der Steur|J.A.G. van der Steur]] ||
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| [[Tribune Tower]] || {{flagicon|US}} Chicago || 1922 || [[John Mead Howells]] and [[Raymond Hood]] || align="right"| 260
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| [[League of Nations|League of Nations Building]] || {{flagicon|SUI}} Geneva || 1926 || Henri Paul Nénot & Julien Flegenheimer; Carlo Broggi; Camille Lefèvre; Giuseppe Vago || align="right"| 377
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| [[Lenin Library]] || {{flagicon|RUS}} Moscow || 1928 || [[Vladimir Shchuko]] ||
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| [[ANZAC War Memorial]] || {{flagicon|AUS}} Sydney || 1929 || [[Charles Bruce Dellit]] || align="right"| 117
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| [[Roma Termini railway station|Termini Station]] || {{flagicon|ITA}} Rome || 1947 || Leo Calini, Eugenio Montuori, Massimo Castellazzi, Vasco Fadigati, Achille Pintonello and Annibale Vitellozzi ||
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| [[Aalto Centre, Seinäjoki|Town Hall]] and [[Lakeuden Risti Church|Church]] || {{flagicon|FIN}} Seinäjoki || 1950 || [[Alvar Aalto]] ||
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| [[Sydney Opera House]] || {{flagicon|AUS}} Sydney || 1955 || [[Jørn Utzon]] || align="right"| 233
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| [[Toronto City Hall]] || {{flagicon|CAN}} Toronto || 1956 || [[Viljo Revell]] || align="right"| 500
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| [[Stopera|Amsterdam City Hall]] || {{flagicon|NED}} Amsterdam || 1967 || [[Wilhelm Holzbauer]], Cees Dam, B. Bijvoet and G.H.M. Holt || align="right"| 804
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| [[Supreme Court of Japan|Supreme Court]] || {{flagicon|JPN}} Tokyo || 1968 || Shin-ichi Okada || align="right"| 217
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| [[Centre Georges Pompidou]] || {{flagicon|FRA}} Paris || 1971 || [[Renzo Piano]] and [[Richard Rogers]]|| align="right"| 681
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| San Cataldo Cemetery || {{flagicon|ITA}} Modena || 1971 || [[Aldo Rossi]] and Gianni Braghieri ||
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| [[HSBC Building (Hong Kong)|Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank]] || {{flagicon|HKG}} Hong Kong || 1979 || [[Norman Foster, Baron Foster of Thames Bank|Foster Associates]] ||
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| [[Parliament House, Canberra|Parliament House of Australia]] || {{flagicon|AUS}} Canberra || 1979 || [[Romaldo Giurgola]] || align="right"| 329
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| [[Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie]] || {{flagicon|FRA}} Paris || 1980 || Adrien Fainsilber and Sylvain Mercier ||
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| [[Grande Arche|La Grande Arche de la Défense]] || {{flagicon|FRA}} Paris || 1982 || [[Johan Otto von Spreckelsen]] || align="right"| 420
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| [[Parc de la Villette]] || {{flagicon|FRA}} Paris || 1982 || [[Bernard Tschumi]] || align="right"| 471
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| [[Opéra Bastille]] || {{flagicon|FRA}} Paris || 1983 || [[Carlos Ott]] || align="right"| 750
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| [[Carré d'Art]] || {{flagicon|FRA}} Nîmes || 1984 || [[Norman Foster]] || align="right"| 12
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| Shonandai Cultural Centre || {{flagicon|JPN}} Fujisawa || 1985 || [[Itsuko Hasegawa]] || align="right"| 215
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| [[New National Theatre Tokyo|New National Theatre]] || {{flagicon|JPN}} Tokyo || 1984 || Takahiko Yanagisawa and Tak Associates || align="right"| 228
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| [[Tokyo International Forum]] || {{flagicon|JPN}} Tokyo || 1987 || [[Rafael Viñoly]] || align="right"| 395
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| [[Kansai Airport]] || {{flagicon|JPN}} Osaka || 1988 || [[Renzo Piano Building Workshop]] || align="right"|48
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| [[Jewish Museum Berlin|Jewish Museum]] || {{flagicon|GER}} Berlin || 1989 || [[Daniel Libeskind]] || align="right"| 165
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| [[Bibliotheca Alexandrina]] || {{flagicon|EGY}} Alexandria || 1989 || [[Snøhetta (company)|Snøhetta]] || align="right"| 523
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| [[Bibliothèque Nationale de France]] || {{flagicon|FRA}} Paris || 1989 || [[Dominique Perrault]]  || align="right"| 244
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| Centre for Japanese Culture || {{flagicon|FRA}} Paris || 1989–1990 || Masayuki Yamanaka, Kenneth Armstrong & Jennifer Smith || align="right"|453
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| [[Guggenheim Museum Bilbao]] || {{flagicon|ESP}} Bilbao || 1991 || [[Frank Gehry]] ||
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| [[Kiasma|Kiasma Contemporary Art Museum]] || {{flagicon|FIN}} Helsinki || 1992 || [[Steven Holl]] || align="right"| 516
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| [[Austrian Cultural Forum New York|Austrian Cultural Forum]] || {{flagicon|US}} New York || 1992 || [[Raimund Abraham]] || align="right"| 226
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| [[Royal Danish Library]] || {{flagicon|DEN}} Copenhagen || 1993 || [[Schmidt hammer lassen|Schmidt Hammer Lassen]] || align="right"| 179
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| [[Yokohama International Passenger Terminal|Osanbashi Yokohama International Passenger Terminal]] ||{{flagicon|JPN}} Yokohama || 1995 || [[Foreign Office Architects]] || align="right"| 660
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| [[Felix Nussbaum Haus|Felix Nussbaum Museum]] || {{flagicon|GER}} Osnabrück || 1995 || [[Daniel Libeskind]] || align="right"| 296
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| [[Millennium Bridge (London)|Millennium Bridge]] || {{flagicon|UK}} London || 1996 || [[Norman Foster (architect)|Norman Foster]], [[Sir Anthony Caro]], and [[Ove Arup]] || align="right"| 200
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| [[Federation Square]] || {{flagicon|AUS}} Melbourne || 1997 || [[Lab Architecture Studio]] || align="right"| 177
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| [[GeoCenter Møns Klint]] || {{flagicon|DEN}} Møn Island || 2002 || [[PLH Architects]] || align="right"| 292

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| [[Philharmonie de Paris]] || {{flagicon|FRA}} Paris || 2011 || [[Jean Nouvel]] || align="right"| 98
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