Tamayouz Excellence Award is an international architecture award that aims to celebrate the achievments of young architects and designers world wide. It is judged by a renowned International Judging Panel. The purpose of this architectural design award is to recognise the excellence in architectural design and education worldwide and showcase excellent architectural examples to promote and provoke architectural debate to share architectural experience and knowledge among young architects and academics.

​Dimitra Gkougkoudi and Elli Athanasiadou from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki are winners and honorable mentions for their Choreographing Space graduation project, supervised by Maria Vogiatzaki.
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'Architecture and Dance' are two creative fields with common interests around the concept of three dimensional space and movement. Parallelisms can be drawn between the two disciplines concerning matters of expressiveness, mechanical aesthetics of the human and structural body and gravity as a parameter of restriction. Moreover during the last years Architecture, supported by computational technologies, tends to redefine movements contribution to the design process as an effective parameter. In this context fruitful relationships can be drawn between the two creative practices. ​

Tamayouz International Award for architectural excellence aims to recognise the excellence in architectural design and education worldwide and showcase excellent architectural examples to promote and provoke architectural debate to share architectural experience and knowledge among young architects and academics.

In the first cycle of the international student's category , honorable mentions celebrated their success alongside winners.The Eighth place was awarded to Zaid Al-Kawaz from the Applied Science University in Amman for his Conservation and redevelopment of Jadid Hasan Basha Quarter graduation project, Zaid’s project was supervised by Mazen Al-Nabulsi.
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In 2016, Tamayouz Excellence Award has grown from a local award to an internationally recognized award judged by a renowned International Judging Panel.The purpose of this architectural design award is to recognise the excellence in architectural design and education worldwide and showcase excellent architectural examples to promote and provoke architectural debate to share architectural experience and knowledge among young architects and academics.

Celebrating young architects; the international students category focuses on supporting talent and innovation. The Seventh place was awarded to three young architects, Balsam Ibrahim, Hakem Al-Habahbeh Odai Haddad from the University of Jordan for their graduation project Redefining Waste, supervised by Dr Wael AlAzhari.

The winners described their project saying: ''Our vision was to alter community’s perspective towards environmental, economic and social sustainable manners, creating self-responsible individuals that construct an environment friendly community, and raising awareness about renewable energy in general.''

​There has been a rise in the amount of waste being generated daily by each household all over the city; this project serves as an experimental prototype of an environmentally sustainable decentralized municipal solid waste management model in the city of Amman, Jordan.

Tamayouz International Award; an annual international architecture award open to final year students worldwide.  Tamayouz International aims to recognise and reward excellence in architectural design and education and celebrating the achievements of young architects at an early stage and giving them the opportunity to collaborate and support each other, empowering a generation of young architects to pursue their careers knowing that they can contribute towards the advancement of architecture in their communities.

In its first international cycle, the award witnessed an overwhelming participation of 420 graduates from 88 universities and 30 countries, 51 entries were long listed, followed by 20 entries shortlist.

The Sixth place of the Honorable Mentions has been awarded to Lucia Alonso Sanchez from the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria for her project “Cooking School and meeting point”, which was supervised by Joaquin Mosquera Casares. ​

Since its launch in 2012, Tamayouz Excellence Award has grown from a local award to an internationally recognized award judged by a renowned International Judging Panel.The purpose of this architectural design award is to recognise the excellence in architectural design and education worldwide and showcase excellent architectural examples to promote and provoke architectural debate to share architectural experience and knowledge among young architects and academics.

In 2016, the first cycle of the international students awards was launched; celebrating the achievements of young architects worldwide. Amazing projects made it to the top 5 list and the Fifth place was awarded to Ruaa Al Janabi from Ajman University of Science and Technology - UAE for her work on Baghdad University Student's District, Ruaa graduation project was supervised by Mohammed Arar.  

Tamayouz International Award for architectural excellence is an annual international award open to architecture students worldwide.  Tamayouz International aims to recognise and reward excellence in architectural design and education by celebrating the achievements of young architects at an early stage and giving them the opportunity to collaborate and support each other, empowering a generation of young architects to pursue their careers knowing that they can contribute towards the advancement of architecture in their communities.

​In the 2016 Cycle ,the Fourth Place was awarded to Horia Mihai-Coman from the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca Romania for his project; Music Academy Campus in Cluj - Napoca.  This project was supervised by Dr Arh Radu Șerban Spânu.