Awards

2023

Nansha Cultural and Sport Complex, China, 1st prize (ZHA)

Hongik University's New Campus, Seoul, South Korea (OMA)

‍

2022

Science Centre, Singapore, 1st prize (ZHA)

New Aarhus Stadium, Denmark, 1st prize (ZHA)

2021

ESET Campus, Bratislava, Slovakia, 1st prize (BIG)

Vilnius Railway Station, Vilnius, Lithuania, 1st prize (ZHA)

2020

CECEP Campus, Shanghai, China, 1st prize (ZHA)
Xian International Football Centre, China, 1st prize (ZHA)

2019

Ulemiste Terminal, Tallinn, Estonia, 1st prize (ZHA)
Yiwu Grand Theater in Yiwu, Zhejiang, 1st prize (MAD)

2018

Fornbuporten and Fornebu Senter Station in Oslo, 1st prize (ZHA)
Sverdlovsk Philharmonic Concert Hall Yekaterinburg, 1st prize (ZHA)
Galvani’s Bridge in Budapest, 1st prize (UNS)
Galvani’s Bridge in Budapest, 2nd prize (ZHA)
Admiral Serebryakov Embankment Novorossiysk, 1st prize (ZHA)
Central hub of Aljada in Sharjah, 1st prize (ZHA)

Forest Green Rovers Stadium, 1st prize (ZHA)
Sberbank Technopark Moscow, 1st prize (ZHA)
600 Collins Street Melbourne, 1st prize (ZHA)

2016

2017

Port of Tallinn Masterplan in Estonia, 1st prize (ZHA)
Denmark´s Rowing Stadium, 1st prize (AART)
Mayfair Residential Tower Melbourne, 1st prize (ZHA)

Danjiang Bridge Competition in Taiwan, 1st prize (ZHA)

2015

2014

520 West 28th Street New York City, 1st prize (ZHA)
Masaryk Railway Station Central Business District, 1st prize (ZHA)

© 2024 Negativ VA, s.r.o. All images are legally protected under international copyright law. Copyright owners are Branislav Marsalek and Michal Decker. Any use of visuals (including, but without limitation, any copying, distribution, reliance or any other use) are possible only after written agreement with Negativ VA, s.r.o. All images were created from 2014-2024. Negativ VA, s.r.o. is registered in Czech Republic with registered number 067 94 483. Terminology: negativ, das (German) Photography, Film (analogue photo reproduction) In photography, a negative is an image, usually on a strip or sheet of transparent plastic film, in which the lightest area of the photographed subject appear darkest and the darkest areas appear lightest. This reversed order occurs because the extremely light-sensitive chemicals a camera film must use to capture an image quickly enough for ordinary picture-taking are darkened, rather than bleached, by exposure to light and subsequent photographic processing. Site Credits: Website in collaboration with Erno Forsström. Branding, design and typeface by Neubau.