P/A Awards

 

The 57th Annual P/A Awards

The 57th annual P/A Awards recognizes nine projects that exemplify the speculative value of progressive design.

Good design is no more or less than intelligent, bold conjecture. Asking the right questions, our jury discovered, can lead to solutions that are worth celebrating.

 

Past Progressives

The New Haven Fire Headquarters, a Utilitarian Landmark

Winner of a 1961 P/A Award, the building's design—by Earl Carlin, with Peter Millard and Paul Pozzi—sparked a jury dispute over its place...


 
 

56th Annual PA Awards

56th Annual P/A Awards

 
 
 

55th Annual P/A Awards

  • 55th Annual P/A Awards

    Introducing eight projects that are breaking new ground around the globe. A jury of architects and experts weighs in on what defines...

     
  • Stan Allen Architect

    Urban expansion and development is occurring at lightning speed in Taiwan, and the Taichung Gateway Park master plan is a perfect example...

     
  • Anmahian Winton Architects

    The Community Rowing Boathouse offers access to the waters of the Charles River in more ways than one: It serves as the first riverside...

     
  • Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

    Skidmore, Owings & Merrill is famous for building tall, but with the firm's new residential development in Dubai, it is building thin as...

     
  • Weiss/Manfredi

    The mixed-use Barnard College Nexus connects a variety of uses—including offices, a cafeteria, events and meeting rooms, and computer...

     

54th Annual P/A Awards

  • 54th Annual P/A Awards

    Every year, five respected members of the design community sit down in a room for two days to determine the current meaning of the words...

     
  • University of Arkansas Community Design Center

    P/A for the Good Shepherd Ecumenical Retirement Community by the University of Arkansas Community Design Center.

     
  • Studio Luz Architects

    P/A citation for the Campus d'Espoir (campus of hope) by Studio Luz Architects.

     
  • Hashim Sarkis

    P/A citation for the Bab Tebbaneh School for Working Children and for Women by Hashim Sarkis.

     
  • Hariri Pontarini Architects

    P/A award for the Bahá'í Mother Temple for South America by Hariri Pontarini Architects.