November 9 2018 to January 4 2019
This exhibition combines award-winning projects from two of AIA|DC’s largest competitions:
* Washingtonian Residential Design Awards
* Chapter Design Awards
Each year, our competitions recognize practitioners, educators, and students within the architecture community who demonstrate excellence in design. Projects are selected by distinguished juries of design professionals based outside of the Washington metropolitan region.
The exhibition features 31 projects organized by competition: single family, multifamily, and mixed-used residential projects in the Washingtonian Residential Design Awards; and architecture, interior architecture, historic resources, and urban design/master planning projects, including Presidential Citations, in the Chapter Design Awards. Citation categories include design and wellbeing, sustainable design, universal design, and urban catalyst.
2018 Washingtonian Residential Design Award winners: David Jameson Architect; demian\wilbur\architects; Eric Colbert & Associates PC; Greenspur; Jones & Boer Architects; McInturff Architects; reform llc; Robert M. Gurney, FAIA, Architect; and Shalom Baranes Associates.
2018 Chapter Design Award winners: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson; Dangermond Keane Architecture; EL Studio; Gensler; Hoffmann Architects, Inc./The Architect of the Capitol; ISTUDIO Architects; Jacobsen Architecture; McInturff Architects; Perkins Eastman; Robert M. Gurney, FAIA, Architect; Shalom Baranes Associates; Skidmore, Ownings & Merrill LLP (SOM); SmithGroup; Studio Twenty Seven Architecture; and TEN Arquitectos/WDG Architecture.
The 2017 Awards Show
This exhibition combines award-winning projects from three of AIA|DC’s largest competitions:
* Unbuilt Washington Awards
* Washingtonian Residential Design Awards
* Chapter Design Awards
Each year, our competitions recognize practitioners, educators, and students within the architecture community who demonstrate excell ...More...
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