NTU's Gaia, Changi's T2 among top winners in Unesco design awards
The Straits Times|December 04, 2024
Gaia wins top prize under campus section, while T2 wins special prize for its interior
- Esther Loi
NTU's Gaia, Changi's T2 among top winners in Unesco design awards

The Nanyang Technological University's (NTU) Gaia, the largest wooden building in Asia, bagged the top Unesco prize for architecture and design under the world's most beautiful campuses category on Dec 2.

Changi Airport Terminal 2 also won the special prize for its interior at the series of competitions known as Prix Versailles World Architecture and Design Award 2024, under the world's most beautiful airports category.

This award is one of the top three world titles - namely the top Prix Versailles prize and separate special prizes for interior and exterior - that finalists in each category competed for.

The Prix Versailles is an international series of architectural awards that celebrate contemporary projects worldwide by recognising innovation, creativity, reflections of local heritage, sustainability and design.

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