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Asymptote Wins Competition for the Carob Warehouse Arts Complex in Limassol

Asymptote has been selected as the winner of an invited international competition for the Carob Warehouse Museum of Contemporary Art on the Limassol waterfront, a shortlist that also included BIG, OMA, and Foster + Partners.

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Events

Hani Rashid joins INTERNI's Design, Theater of Excellence Panel in NYC

Hani Rashid joins INTERNI Magazine's panel discussion 'Design, Theater of Excellence' at Italy on Madison / ITA — Italian Trade Agency in New York. Sparring partners alongside Marc Fornes (Theverymany) and Nao Tamura, with entrepreneurs from Haworth Lifestyle, Salvatori, and Dexelance. Moderated by Carlo Biasia of INTERNI Architect. Part of INTERNI BIG ITALY DESIGN NYC, May 11–20, 2026.

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SO/ Budapest Hotel Nears Completion on the Danube

The SO/ Budapest Hotel — Asymptote's hospitality landmark on one of the most prominent sites in central Budapest — is nearing completion on the Danube embankment at the foot of the Chain Bridge, opposite Buda Castle.

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Asymptote Architecture Website Relaunched

asymptote.net has been redesigned and significantly expanded — over 160 projects from 1988 to the present, with deeper documentation of the studio's archive and a restructured Asy_Lab organized around five research streams.

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Awards

Hani Rashid and Lise Anne Couture Inducted into the National Academy of Design

Hani Rashid and Lise Anne Couture have been elected as National Academicians in the National Academy of Design's 2024 class — among 28 artists and architects recognized for bold and visionary contributions to contemporary art and architecture in the United States.

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Awards

Hani Rashid and Lise Anne Couture Receive the Connecticut Architecture Foundation Distinguished Leadership Award

Hani Rashid and Lise Anne Couture, principals of Asymptote Architecture, are honored with the Connecticut Architecture Foundation Distinguished Leadership Award — recognizing their contributions to architecture and architectural education.

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