The Winners of the 67th Annual Progressive Architecture Awards

This year's jurors honored six projects that exemplify progress by using design to draw connections between individual users and the communities around them.

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This year’s jurors—Ann Lui, Christiana Moss, and Lorcan O’Herlihy—found evidence of progress in six projects that embrace, and even foster, community. Whether addressing equity at the scale of a housing complex or a city, or analyzing humanity’s place in the greater contexts of evolution, nature, or climate change, these six winning projects look beyond the bounds of their sites and programs to improve the world around them. In so doing, they demonstrate the enriching impact of design on our collective experience.


The Jury

Ann Lui, Future Firm, Chicago
Christiana Moss, FAIA, Studio Ma, Phoenix
Lorcan O’Herlihy, FAIA, Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects, Los Angeles


The Winners


Award
Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation
New York City
Studio Gang Architects


Award
Chouteau Greenway Framework Plan
St. Louis
Stoss Landscape Urbanism


Award
Elsewhere Hudson Valley
Livingston, N.Y.
WOJR


Citation
Mennello Museum of American Art
Orlando, Fla.
Brooks + Scarpa


Citation
Bay State Commons Cohousing
Malden, Mass.
French 2D


Honorable Mention
Edmonton Valley Zoo Children’s Precinct — The Above Zone
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
The Marc Boutin Architectural Collaborative


About the Author

Katie Gerfen

Katie Gerfen is the former editor-in-chief of ARCHITECT, as well as the former editor of Custom Home.

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