First Place: Palm Tower – Architect Nawaf Ahmed
Palm Tower, designed by architect Nawaf Ahmed, won first place and stands as a prime example of sustainable architecture in the heart of Baghdad. The 71-story tower features vertical gardens every 10 floors, creating a “vertical urban forest” that increases greenery and improves urban living quality. The design is inspired by the Iraqi palm tree, a symbol of life and heritage, making the tower not just a building but a living expression of the city’s cultural identity.

Second Place: “Bayti” Project – Architect Ahmed Adnan
The “Bayti” project, designed by architect Ahmed Adnan, secured second place. It offers innovative solutions for residential planning in small spaces, focusing on sustainability and design efficiency. The project addresses urban expansion challenges by delivering designs that meet modern community needs while preserving the environment.

Third Place: Mosuli House Café – S&A Office
The Mosuli House Café, designed by S&A Office, won third place. The project revives the memory of Mosul by restoring a destroyed heritage house and transforming it into a café and tourist landmark. It combines modern architectural techniques with traditional Mosuli architecture, creating a space for cultural and historical interaction and contributing to the city’s revival after years of destruction.

Fourth Place: Reviving the Palm Orchards – Architect Muntadhar Adel
Architect Muntadhar Adel claimed fourth place for his innovative project “Reviving the Palm Orchards” in Baghdad. The project aims to transform damaged palm groves into an economic and cultural hub that supports the palm industry in Iraq. The design blends traditional materials with modern building techniques to create a harmonious space that merges heritage with modernity.

Fifth Place: Basra Heritage Restaurant – Context of the Architects’
The Basra Heritage Restaurant, designed by Context of Architects, took fifth place. The design integrates water elements with interior courtyards to create an environment that blends beauty with spirituality. Reflecting the authenticity of Arab architecture, it creates a vibrant space that achieves a balance between comfort and elegance in a contemporary style.

Sixth Place: Car Workshop – Architect Ali Majid
Architect Ali Majid stood out in sixth place with his unique design “Car Workshop,” which balances functionality and creativity. He reimagined the concept of traditional repair workshops into a modern, fully integrated space, proving how architecture can enhance daily experiences in commercial settings