Hey sports fans! We just selected three winners at random from the pool of commenters who weighed in with their favorite projects from the Architizer database. (Each contest was aligned with timely FIFA World Cup matches — coming up we’ve got Japan, Denmark and more, so stay tuned.) Without further ado, our medalists:

GAME 1 Mexico: Anna (“My favorite is the Personal Shopper Palacio de Hierro Perisur. I’d likely buy anything they tried to sell me in that room.”)

GAME 2 France: Anna Kiraly (“Windshape is beautiful. Very evocative, it is art/installation/architecture.”)

GAME 3 The Netherlands: Angel Taleb (“Maastricht Academy of Art & Architecture. The building is an incision into the body of the city. It is set in a discreet, almost camouflaged relation to the city, providing an enclosed public space. GREAT!!!”)

The first Anna will receive a copy of Arium: Weather and Architecture signed by co-author Juergen Mayer H., and Anna Kiraly and Angel Taleb will both snag a copy of the new AIA Guide to New York City.

Congrats, winners, and everyone else: keep playing for a chance to snag a free book! We have more great architecture tomes than we know what to do with, and the FIFA World Cup lasts another few weeks.

by Kelsey Keith

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tagged AIA guide to new york, contest, FIFA world cup, france, jurgen mayer, mexico, the Netherlands, world cup of architecture

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