Ninth annual awards competition highlights projects around the world that were designed and built with global teams.

The project team building this 10,000-seat multipurpose complex finished in just six months, despite working in a landlocked African country where materials typically take two months to arrive.

Built by Italian contractor Rizzani, this redevelopment of the historic Moscow Dynamo Stadium includes both a new 26,000-seat outdoor stadium and a 14,000-seat indoor arena.

Executing an iconic all-glass pavilion entrance to the revitalized Montreal underground retail-dining hotspot at Place Ville Marie was like crafting fine jewelry.

This 5-km section of roadway provides safe and reliable passage for vehicles traveling between the coastal city of Iquique and an important hilltop industrial and urban area—two places previously separated by a significant altitude difference.

Before the millennium began, Beijing’s roadways were packed with bicyclists. Motor vehicles have since taken over, but this project may bring the city’s transportation roots into the 21st century.

Winding 41 kilometers through southern Queensland in Australia, the Toowoomba Bypass serves as a vital economic link while boosting mobility and driver safety.

Simultaneously erecting the 69-story Stantec Tower—western Canada’s tallest—and the adjacent 56-story JW Marriott required “cohesive teamwork” to overcome numerous technical and coordination challenges.

This mixed-use development in Kuala Lumpur comprises two 38-story residential towers atop a 10-story podium featuring retail and parking space, along with a rooftop amenities deck that holds four pools, gardens and a jogging track.

This renovation of the iconic Astir palace hotel, originally built in the 1960s, transformed it into a modern Four Seasons property.