*Congratulations to the six winners of The 2025 Architectural League Prize, Plot!* Juan Manuel Balsa, Rocio Crosetto Brizzio, and Leandro Piazzi of BALSA CROSETTO PIAZZI Boston, MA and Troy, NY @balsa.crosetto.piazzi Karina Caballero and Camila Ulloa Vásquez of Otros Entregables Mexico City, Mexico @otros.entregables @karina_cabag @camulloa David Costanza Ithaca, NY @david__costanza Deborah Garcia of DEBORA.STUDIO New York, NY @theblankwall Mahsa Malek and Alex Yueyan Li of 11 x 17 Toronto, Canada and Denver, CO @11x17___ @_mhsmlk @yueyan_li Laura Salazar, Pablo Sequero, and Juan Medina of salazarsequeromedina New York, NY and New Orleans, LA @salazarsequeromedina @laurasalazaraltobelli @psequero1 @jmedinarevilla Winners will present their work in an online lecture series and exhibition this June. Learn more about this year’s winners and register to attend the lecture series at archleague.org/LP25. For the past 44 years, the League Prize has recognized visionary work by young practitioners. Established in 1981 as the Young Architects’ Forum, the award has represented an important career milestone for several generations of designers. Graphic design: @pentagramdesign (fb)

*Spotlight: The League Mentorship’s mid-year gathering* In January, 125 mentors and mentees gathered to connect and discuss the multifaceted nature of preservation in the built environment for the cohort’s mid-year gathering, hosted by @pbdwarchitects and supported by the @jenrettefoundation. Participants spent an evening at the firm with staff-led reviews of preservation-focused projects such as Powerhouse Arts and the Palace Theater. Not familiar with the Mentorship program? Each year, we pair public architecture school students and New York-based built environment professionals for one-on-one advising, mutual learning, and intergenerational community building during the academic year. Want to get involved? The next call for mentors will be announced in July. You can support the League Mentorship and our commitment to the next generation of architects and designers by giving to the Next Generation initiative directly or by becoming a member of the League. Photos: @mikeyboards (fb)