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VELUX Architectural Competition 2026/27

How can daylight transform architecture? What kinds of spaces emerge when light is deliberately planned and utilized?

The VELUX Architecture Competition, in collaboration with DETAIL, is once again seeking outstanding projects for 2026/2027 that demonstrate how daylight sustainably shapes quality of life, spatial impact, and architecture. Whether it’s a new construction, renovation, or restoration, we want to highlight ideas, concepts, and buildings that uniquely center on daylight.

Take this opportunity to present your project to a professional audience, gain valuable recognition for your work, and become part of an inspiring collection of innovative architecture.

Have you completed a project that stands out for its well-thought-out daylighting concept? If so, we look forward to learning more about it. All information regarding participation and submission can be found in the competition documents.


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Criteria for the daylight concept:

Submission period: September 1, 2026 – February 28, 2027

When registering, please select the country where your office is located. After successful registration, you will receive an email with all relevant information.
Dates 2026/2027
Prizes
The finalists 2025
Documentation
The 2027 jury

The video showcases the highlights of the 2025 awards ceremony in Munich and offers some insights into the award-winning daylighting designs. Experience the atmosphere of the evening and discover the people and projects that have shaped the VELUX Architecture Competition.

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Learn more about our Daylight Talks:

"On Daylight" Housing and Urban Planning: A Daylight Talk by Jan Gehl

Around 1960 the paradigms for city planning were radically changed. Modernism became dominant, focus moved from a city of  Spaces to the city of Buildings surrounded by left over space.  Cities for People became an overlooked and forgotten dimension.  

To the talk
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