Two architectural images by Australian photographer, Christopher Frederick Jones have been shortlisted by Arcaid for the 2015 Arcaid Architectural Photography Awards.

Frederick Jones’ candid snap of the Gold Coast Aquatic Centre by Cox Rayner Architects has been named by Arcaid as one of the five finalists in the Exterior category, while his similarly effortless photograph of Nudgee College by M3 Architecture in Brisbane was shortlisted in the Buildings In Use category.

The top 20 international architectural images of 2015 were sorted into four categories - Exteriors, Interiors, Sense of Place, and Building in Use – and feature buildings from all over the globe including Parque Natural do Fogo by OTO Arquitectos in Cabo Verde, the The Leadenhall Building in London, Englang by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners and the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art in Japan by SANAA.

The winners of each category will be considered for the Photographer of the Year Award to be announced at the World Architecture Festival 4-6 November at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.

All 20 Finalists below:

SENSE OF PLACE

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Building: JBR Beachside, residential buildings and public beach 
Place and Country : Dubai - United Arab Emirates 
Photographer : Ieva Saudargaite 
Architect : Wimberly Allison Tong & Goo (WATG)


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Building: Parque Natural do Fogo 
Place and Country: Ilha do Fogo - Cabo Verde 
Photographer: Fernando Guerra 
Architect: OTO Arquitectos


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Building: De Rotterdam 
Place and Country: Rotterdam - The Netherlands 
Photographer: Ryan Koopmans 
Architect: Rem Koolhaas OMA


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Building: Bethel Secondary School 
Place and Country: Gourcy - Burkina Faso 
Photographer: Grant Smith 
Architect: Article 25


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Building: Kandalama Hotel   
Place and Country: Dambulla - Sri Lanka 
Photographer: Tom Roe 
Architect: Geoffrey Bawa


INTERIOR

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Building: Living-Garden House 
Place and Country: Katowice - Poland 
Photographer: Inigo Bujedo Aguirre 
Architect: KWK PROMES Robert Konieczny


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Building: Tranfor 
Place and Country: Torres Vedras - Portugal 
Photographer: Fernando Guerra 
Architect: Pedro Gadanho + CVDB


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Building: Refugi dil fieu 
Place and Country: Flims - Switzerland 
Photographer: Mads Mogenson 
Architect: AAM Architektin


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Building: Long Museum West Bund 
Place and Country: Shanghai - China 
Photographer: Su Shengliang 
Architect: Atelier Deshaus


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Building: The Leadenhall Building 
Place and Country: London - England 
Photographer: Mark Gorton
Architect: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners 


EXTERIOR

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Building: Philharmonic Hall 
Place and Country: Szczecin - Poland 
Photographer: Laurian Ghinitoiu 
Architect: Estudio Barozzi & Veiga


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Building: Gold Coast Aquatic Centre 
Place and Country: Gold Coast, Queensland - Australia 
Photographer: Christopher Frederick Jones 
Architect: Cox Rayner Architects


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Building: Universite Ibn Zohr de Laayoune 
Place and Country: Laayoune - Morocco 
Photographer: Doublespace (Amanda Large & Younes Bounhar) 
Architect: Regroupement d'Architectes El Kabbaj


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Building: Long Museum West Bund 
Place and Country: Shanghai, - China 
Photographer: Su Shengliang 
Architect: Atelier Deshaus


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Building: Bethel Secondary School 
Place and Country: Gourcy - Burkina Faso 
Photographer: Grant Smith 
Architect: Article 25


BUILDINGS IN USE

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Building: Yick Cheong Building 
Place and Country: Quarry Bay - Hong Kong 
Photographer: Tan Lingfrei 
Architect: Public housing development


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Building: Nudgee College 
Place and Country: Brisbane, Queensland - Australia 
Photographer: Christopher Frederick Jones 
Architect: M3 Architecture


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Building : Parque Natural do Fogo 
Place and Country : Cape Verde 
Photographer : Fernando Guerra 
Architect : OTO Arquitectos


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Building: EPFL Quartier Nord 
Place and Country: Ecublens - Switzerland 
Photographer: Fernando Guerra 
Architect: Richter Dahl Rocha & Associés


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Building: 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art 
Place and Country: Kanazawa - Japan 
Photographer: Jeremie Souteyrat 
Architect: SANAA