The seventh annual World Architecture Festival (WAF) is underway at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore and after two days of live judging, two Fearon Hay Architects projects have won category prizes.

Te Kaitaka ‘The Cloak’, Auckland, won the Completed Building - Display category award and Dune House, Omaha, won the Completed Buildings - Villa category award.

Te Kaitaika ‘The Cloak’ was named winner by a super-jury, including Architecure New Zealand editor Justine Harvey, overcoming competition from a shortlist of three entries.

The jury commended the project, stating that it demonstrated “an impressive process and experimentation with form and materials, leading to a bold and striking tectonic statement in a bland business park environment.”

The second award-winning Fearon Hay Architects project, Dune House, was commended for its response to its coastal site and its awareness that areas behind and adjacent to the property were becoming progressively built out and developed.

A third New Zealand project, the Regional Terminal at Christchurch Airport by BVN Donovan Hill ​and Jasmax was also highly commended in the Completed Buildings - Transport category.

By the end of the festival, 33 WAF category awards and one World Building of the Year award will have been announced across the three main sections of completed buildings, landscape and future projects.

See a full list of category winners from day one and two below:

Completed Buildings:

• House: House for Trees by Vo Trong Nghia Architects
• Housing: The Carve by A-Lab
• Office: Liberty Place by Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp
• Higher Education and Research: Dalarna Media Library by Adept
• Display: Te Kaitaka ‘The Cloak’ by Fearon Hay Architects
• Schools: Chobham Academy by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris
• Shopping: Yalikavak Marina Complex by Emre Arolat Architects
• Religion: La Ascension del Señor Church by AGi architects
• New and Old: Rethinking the Split House by Neri&Hu Design and Research Office
• Civic & Community: The Chapel by a21studio
• Culture: Danish Maritime Museum by BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group
• Hotel and Leisure: Son La Restaurant by Vo Trong Nghia Architects
• Villa: Dune House by Fearon Hay Architects
• Production Energy and Recycling: Lune de Sang Sheds by CHROFI
• Sport: Singapore Sports Hub by Singapore Sports Hub Design Team
• Health: Chris O‘Brien Lifehouse by HDR Rice Daubney
• Transport: Scale Lane Bridge by McDowell+Benedetti

Future Projects:

• Culture: Freedom of the Press Monument by Gustavo Penna Arquiteto & Associados
• Commercial mixed-use: Isfahan Dreamland Commercial Centerby Farshad Mehdizadeh Architects
• Health: The Extension of The People’s Hospital of Futian by Leigh & Orange
• Leisure-led development: Antakya Museum Hotel by Emre Amrolat Architects
• House: The Olive Grove by Ian Moore Architects
• Office: Agashiyan by Sanjay Puri Architects
• Infrastructure: Linköping Central Station by Metro Arkitekter (Sweco group)
• Masterplanning: North West Cambridge Masterplan byAECOM Design & Planning
• Experimental: Skyfarm / Italy / Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners and Arup Associates
• Education: FPT Technology Building by Vo Trong Nghia Architects
• Competition Entries: Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Canada by Architecture + Number TEN Architectural group
• Residential: The Village by Sanjay Puri Architects