The best buildings in the world

As it is reported by Homes and Property, the list includes the reconstruction project of village Guanyin that suffered from the earthquake in 2013. It also became the winner at the International festival of architecture of 2017.

Invented by Chinese University of Hong-Kong and University of science and technique of Qunmin, it was recognized for the usage of cheap reconstruction methods which are more affordable for the village citizens than traditional brick or concrete.

One more project is susceptible to the earthquakes. It includes Baan Huay Sarn Yaw, school on the piles in Chiangray, Thailand, in a company Vin Varavarn Architects created in the course of the charitable auction Design for Disasters.

Apart from that, the list includes several museums and concert halls, including Msheireb Museums in Doha (Qatar) and Museum of the Second World War in batcher Tirpitz on the West coast of Denmark.

One more candidacy is Factory in the forest in Penang (Malaysia), medical industrial enterprise that belongs to American medical firm Paramit. The building includes gardens and waterfalls using the crowns of trees to create the shadow which helps to cool down the space.

The transport hub defined in the list include ship sea terminal Salerno in Italy created by Zaha Hadid Architects, underground stations in Budapest and three underground stations in Barcelona.

Several from the breath-taking private houses recognized by RIBA include Cabbage Tree House projected by Peter Stutchbury Architecture, Captain Kelly’s Cottage in Tasmania from John Wardle Architects and Cuernavaca House in Mexico created by Tapia McMahon.