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Indian architect duo win Lisbon Architecture Triennale's 5th Debut award
The award seeks to honor young architects and promote the path for new generations in architecture.
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Jeffin T. Kaleekal - Mon, 06, Oct 2025
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(from left) Revati Shah and Shivani Shah / Triennale website
Indian architecture group, ReSa Architects, has bagged the Lisbon Architecture Triennale's Fifth Début Award.
The announcement was made on Oct. 4, during the opening of this year's Triennale.
ReSa was founded by architects Shivani Shah and Revati Shah, both alumna of the Kamla Raheja Vidyanidhi Institute for Architecture and Environmental Studies. Their alma mater describes their work as "known for its collective approach to spatial practice, treating architecture as a process of rewriting social and bodily relations."
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In previous years, Triennale's Debut Award has recognized the archetects like Vão from Brazil in 2022, Bonell and Dòriga from Spain in 2019, Umwelt from Chile in 2016 and Jimenez Lai of from Bureau Spectacular in USA in 2013.
The award seeks to recognize and honor those who are starting their careers in order to celebrate the work and promote the path for new generations in architecture.
The jury selected five finalists for the award, after making it to the top five, ReSa got the opportunity to present their work at a lecture in Lisbon, where the bagged the award.
Acknowledging the award the group posted on Instagram. Spaces are made within bodies, within neck rotations — looking. In this process of space making we are also rewriting the bodies which live these spaces. The agency found within the bodies creates the possibility for a subversion of the structures of economic systems that sustain them.
The award aims to support emerging voices and innovative practices in architecture as a gesture of encouragement for the future.
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