Recently, seven projects designed by CSCEC won the 2026 Architecture MasterPrize (AMP), including the Techo International Airport, Phnom Penh, Cambodia; the CSCEC International Headquarters Building Project; the Leshan Olympic Center; and the International Horticultural Exhibition 2024 Chengdu - Tianfu Habitat Pavilion.

Founded in 2016, the AMP is one of the world's most prestigious architecture awards, setting new benchmarks for the global architecture and design industries. It includes Design of the Year, Category Winners-Best of Best, Category Winners, and Honorable Mentions.

Techo International Airport, Phnom Penh, Cambodia — Best of Best Winner in Transportation Architecture

Opened in September 2025, Techo International Airport was co-designed by CSCEC and Foster + Partners. Its design draws on local character and responds to the tropical climate. With sustainability at its core, the project combines advanced technology with local craftsmanship to minimize energy consumption during operation.

Phase one of the terminal comprises the main building and north concourse, with an annual passenger capacity of 13 million. A south concourse is planned for a future phase, which will increase the airport's annual passenger capacity to 30 million once completed.

CSCEC International Headquarters Building Project — Winner in High Rise Buildings

Located in the core area of Suzhou Science and Technology Town in Suzhou High-tech Zone, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, the CSCEC International Headquarters Building creates an office space that integrates modern business functions with urban cultural characteristics. Its design centers on the concept of a "window," reflecting the site's location at the intersection of the urban axis and the ecological corridor while highlighting CSCEC International's role as a gateway to global markets.

The 24-meter-high sky lobby offers panoramic views spanning 270 degrees. The building features China's largest single-cable, corner-supported cable curtain wall. Designed as a green, smart headquarters, the project has achieved Platinum certification under both the LEED and WELL among China's first such projects, becoming the first in Jiangsu Province to achieve this distinction, as well as EDGE certification.

Leshan Olympic Center — Winner in Recreational Architecture

The project is the main venue for the 14th Sichuan Provincial Games, with a total site area of about 226,000 square meters and a total floor area of about 208,000 square meters. It consists of a 30,000-seat stadium, a 6,800-seat arena, a 2,000-seat aquatics, along with training, commercial and parking facilities. The center is arranged around the axial water system. Commercial spaces are laid out along the waterfront, recreating the local iconic water street public space. Capable of flexible integration and separation with the peripheral event plaza, the project achieves sustainable operation for both tournament and daily scenarios.

International Horticultural Exhibition 2024 Chengdu - Tianfu Habitat Pavilion — Winner in Recreational Architecture

The Tianfu Habitat Pavilion covers about 40,000 square meters of land, with a total floor area of 10,600 square meters. It houses exhibition spaces, guest accommodations and hot spring facilities. It presents Sichuan Province's millennia-old dwelling traditions—celebrating life, not architecture. Three interlocking rings shape a courtyard, lotus pond, and bamboo hills, as a tribute to a mini Sichuan basin and giant hotpot.

In addition, three other CSCEC projects received Honorable Mentions, namely, the Renovation Project of the Interdisciplinary Integration Center at Chengdu No.7 High School (Linyin Campus), Chengdu Expo Waterfall Hotel - Mgallery Collection, and West China Hospital of Stomatology Sichuan University Gaoxin Outpatient Department (Retrofit Project of Tower T4, Jiaozi Park Financial Headquarters Industrial Park)