Haut Shortlisted for the ABB Leaf Awards 2017

Date

5 September 2017

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HAUT, with 21 floors one of the tallest timber towers in the world, is shortlisted to win an international ABB Leaf (Leading European Architecture Forum) Award in the category “Best Future Building – Drawing Board”. The award celebrates innovative thinking and approaches to design for building concepts or projects yet to be built.

The other nominees are:

Andrew Bromberg at Aedas, ‘Chengdu City Music Hall’, Chengdu, China
Form4 Architecture, ‘Campus X’, California, USA
Form4 Architecture, ‘Sea Song’, California, USA
Tabanlioglu Architects Melkan Gursel & Murat Tabanlioglu, ‘118 E 59th Street Residences’, New York, USA

ABB LEAF Awards
The LEAF Awards has been running for over 16 years and all shortlisted and winning projects are recognized as setting the benchmark for the future of the industry. The winners will be announced on the 21th of September during a gala dinner at the Royal Horseguards in London.

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Haut Shortlisted for the ABB Leaf Awards 2017

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