Starting February 5, some of the world’s top architectural images will go on display at Sto Werkstatt, an exhibition space in central London. The photographs will be divided into four categories for viewing—building in use, exteriors, interiors, and sense of place. According to the gallery, the event “is meant to showcase the power and impact of photography on the way we sense and experience spaces,” and will feature winning images from the 2015 Arcaid Images Architectural Photography competition. Awarded by a panel that included representatives from Foster + Partners and Hufton + Crow Photography, the top prize went to Fernando Guerra’s photograph of the EPFL Quartier Nord, a convention center in Ecublens, Switzerland. Guerra’s image, with its colorful palette, aptly portrays the frantic nature of a building in use. Shown: The exterior of Philharmonic Hall, Szczecin, Poland, by Laurian Ghinitoiu. Through March 25; werkstatt.sto

Exteriors: Gold Coast Aquatic Centre, Queensland, Australia, by Christopher Frederick Jones.

Exteriors: Universite lbn Zohr de Laayoune, Laayoune, Morocco, by Doublespace Photography (Amanda Large & Younes Bounhar).

Interiors: Living-Garden House, Katowice, Poland, by Inigo Bujedo Aguirre.

Interiors: Refugi dil fieu, Flims, Switzerland, by Mads Mogensen.

Interiors: The Leadenhall Building, London, by Mark Gorton.

Sense of place: De Rotterdam, Rotterdam, The Netherlands, by Ryan Koopmans.

Sense of place: JBR Beachside, Dubai, UAE, by Ieva Saudargaite.

Sense of place: Kandalama Hotel, Dambulla, Sri Lanka, by Tom Roe.

Building in use: Yick Cheong Building, Hong Kong, by Lingfei Tan and Song Han.

Building in use: EPFL Quartier Nord, Ecublens, Switzerland, by Fernando Guerra.