The AIA Architecture Awards program celebrates the best contemporary architecture regardless of budget, size, style, or type. These stunning projects show the world the range of outstanding work architects create and highlight the many ways buildings and spaces can improve our lives.
Jury, AIA Awards – Architecture Awards 2024
Norio Tsuchiya, AIA, Chair, Devenney Group, Ltd., Architects, Phoenix
Teonna Cooksey, Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, New York
Nolman Davis, Assoc. AIA, Eppstein Uhen Architects, Milwaukee
Collete English Dixon, Roosevelt University, Chicago
Mollica Manandhar, AIA, Payette, Boston
Jerryn McCray, AIA, Jerryn J. McCray, Architect, Baltimore
Annya Ramirez-Jimenez, AIA, Marvel Architects, New York
Yimeng Teng, AIA, Ro | Rockett Design, Los Angeles
Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts
Architect: Studio Gang
The Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts is celebrated for its innovative architectural design, blending modern aesthetics with functional spaces to enhance community engagement and cultural experiences.
Center for Human Ecology, College of the Atlantic
Architect: Susan T. Rodriguez and OPAL
The Center for Human Ecology at the College of the Atlantic has been honored for its outstanding architectural design by The American Institute of Architects (AIA) for its exceptional architectural, which exemplifies sustainable design and environmental responsibility.
John A. Paulson Center at NYU
Architect: Davis Brody Bond and KieranTimberlake
The John A. Paulson Center at NYU is a multifunctional facility that fosters community engagement, academic activities, and student life.
Marion Fire Station No. 1
Architect: OPN Architects
The Marion Fire Station No. 1 emphasizes community impact and innovative design solutions.
One Vanderbilt
Architect: Kohn Peterson Fox Associates
One Vanderbilt integrates with the urban fabric and offers state-of-the-art amenities, contributing to the city’s skyline and community.
Princeton University Residential Colleges
Architect TenBerke
Princeton University’s Residential Colleges highlight innovative architectural design, sustainability features, and contributions to student life.
San Antonio Botanical Garden
Architect: Weddle Gilmore Architects
The San Antonio Botanical Garden realized it needed to adapt to the rapidly growing city around it and evolve into a world-class garden for horticulture displays and botanical diversity.
SoFi Stadium and Hollywood Park
Architect: HKS
SoFi Stadium and Hollywood Park showcases innovative architecture, sustainable features, and a significant impact on community and sports culture.
Student Success District, University of Arizona
Architect: The Miller Hull Partnership, LLP
The Student Success District, University of Arizona is an award-winning project that transforms multiple existing buildings into an interconnected, vibrant, and flexible learning environment. Its goal is to foster student success through modern design, collaboration spaces, and innovative facilities.
Thaden School Performing Arts Center
Architect: Marlon Blackwell Architects
The Thaden School Performing Arts Center is a modern educational facility in Bentonville, Arkansas, featuring a versatile space for expression and performance.
The Holdsworth Center
Architect: Lake | Flato Architects
The American Institute of Architects recognizes The Holdsworth Center for its outstanding design excellence, showcasing innovative architecture and a dedication to fostering educational leadership.
Thurston Hall Renovation
Architect: VMDO Architects
The Thurston Hall Renovation project transformed a historic residence hall at George Washington University into a vibrant, modern living-learning environment prioritizing sustainability, community and student well-being.
Wagner Education Center at the Center for Wooden Boats
Architect: Olson Kundig
The functional, straightforward building serves as an armature for CWB’s activities, supporting the display, restoration and appreciation of wooden boats.
For more information on each of this year’s AIA Architecture Awards, click on this link.