Register for architecture awards
Use the IADA entry form to register one project and choose its nominations. Create a participant account, register and pay for your project, then prepare its images and description in My Entries. Save drafts, submit when ready and follow the submission deadline shown in your account.
Before you enter architecture awards, compare the current categories, entry fees and dates. Each additional project requires its own registration; the discounted additional-category fee applies to the same project in another nomination.
The International Architecture & Design Awards (IADA) 2027 are open to built and conceptual projects from anywhere in the world: 19 disciplines and 640 nominations, judged by an independent international jury. Here is everything you need to enter: fees, deadlines and the four steps from account to submission.
IADA 2027 entry fees
| Registration period | Register by | First project | Each additional nomination |
|---|---|---|---|
| Early Bird | 13 November 2026 | $140 | $90 |
| Advance | 18 December 2026 | $170 | $110 |
| Standard | 29 January 2027 | $200 | $130 |
| Extended | 5 March 2027 | $230 | $150 |
| Late | 9 April 2027 | $260 | $170 |
Students receive a 50% discount on entry fees. Full details: Entry fees.
Key dates
- Current period, Early Bird: until 13 November 2026 ($140 for the first project)
- Last registration (Late): 9 April 2027
- Project submission deadline: 12 April 2027
- Winners announced: 14 May 2027
See all IADA deadlines.
How to enter in 4 steps
- Create your account. Registration and submission are managed in your participant account.
- Register your project and pay the entry fee. Choose the category and nominations that fit your project, for example the IADA: Architecture Category or the IADA: Interior Design Category.
- Prepare your presentation. Project description, images and drawings. Our guide How to enter IADA explains what to prepare.
- Submit before 12 April 2027. Winners are announced on 14 May 2027.
Questions about eligibility, judging or fees? Read the IADA FAQ.