Adjaye Associates and the Wish4Life Foundation will unveil the International Children’s Cancer Research Centre, Ghana at the Venice 2025 Architecture Biennale

9 April 2025

Our project will be featured in the Time, Space, Existence exhibition, hosted by the European Cultural Centre (ECC) at Palazzo Bembo, from May 10th to November 23rd.

We are thrilled to announce that David Adjaye has received the Mario Pani Award

9 February 2025

The award was announced in Mexico City at the FastForward Architecture Congress, an event organized by AIA LATAM and the Universidad Anáhuac México.

The Studio Museum In Harlem set to inaugurate new building in 2025 via Art Forum

8 October 2024

“This building represents the collective aspirations of all who have been involved in thinking about what it would mean to make a museum on 125th Street devoted to the work of Black artists,” museum director Thelma Golden told the New York Times.

Abrahamic Family House in the UAE has been shortlisted in the Civic & Community category at this year’s World Architecture Festival Awards via World Architecture Festival

12 July 2024

Adjaye Associates will present the Abrahamic Family House project and compete live at the World Architecture Festival in Singapore from 6th to 8th November 2024

Adjaye Associates Announces Studio CEOs

18 March 2024

130 William by Adjaye Associates’ holistic vision is unveiled in New York via Wallpaper*

27 June 2023

The highly anticipated 130 William, Adjaye Associates’ first residential high-rise scheme in New York, has just announced its completion.

Radical Rethinking at Biennale: Africa and the Future Share Pride of Place via The New York Times

22 May 2023

Lesley Lokko’s “Laboratory of the Future” is the most ambitious and pointedly political Venice Architecture Biennale in years.

A 120-year-old former factory is now the most stunning school in America via Fast Company

4 May 2023

The building has been given a new life. With an adaptive reuse design by Adjaye Associates, this former factory has become what may be the most striking public school in the United States.