The Antinori Winery in Italy won in the Industrial  Architecture category.

ArchDaily set out to  determine the  best buildings from around the world that blend beauty, intelligence,  creativity, and service to the community.After receiving nominations from more than  3,500 projects featured on its site in the past year, the publication asked  readers to vote for their favorites among 14 categories. From the teeny-tiny town hall in Newbern, Alabama, to the futuristic  McDonald’s halfway around the world in Georgia, here are the winners of ArchDaily’s Building of the Year Awards

BEST COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURE: A combination fuel station  and McDonald’s in Batumi, Georgia.

 

BEST CULTURAL ARCHITECTURE: The Danish National Maritime  Museum in Helsingor, Denmark.

 

BEST EDUCATIONAL ARCHITECTURE: Braamcamp Freire, a  secondary school in Lisbon, Portugal.

 

BEST HOSPITALITY ARCHITECTURE: Tree Snake Houses, a  hotel on stilts in a national park in northern Portugal.

 

BEST HOUSE: Binh Thanh House, a two-family home in Ho  Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

 

BEST HOUSING: Tete in L’air, a wooden apartment building  north of Paris, France.

 

BEST INDUSTRIAL ARCHITECTURE: Antinori Winery, a  winemaking complex near Florence, Italy.

 

BEST INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE: The offices of Walmart.com  in  São Paulo, Brazil.

 

BEST OFFICE: 48 North Canal Road, a boutique office  space in Singapore.

 

BEST PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE: Newbern Town Hall, a civic  center in Newbern, Alabama, US.

 

BEST REFURBISHMENT: Three Cusps Chalet, a renovated  palace in Sé, Portugal.

 

BEST RELIGIOUS ARCHITECTURE: Saint John Baptist Chapel,  a Catholic church in Spain’s Canary Islands.

 

BEST SPORTS ARCHITECTURE: Archery Hall & Boxing  Club, a sports facility in Tokyo, Japan.

 

BEST HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE: Alcácer do Sal Residences,  a hotel/hospital in Alcacer do Sal, Portugal.