For the 68th Annual Progressive Architecture Awards, jurors Koray Duman, Jeanne Gang, and Daimian Hines were drawn to entries that embrace what recent times have made clear are central to a thriving society: community engagement, environmental stewardship, and equitable access to services. From health care and cultural centers to housing, these six winning projects, selected from 125 entries, shed the excess in favor of the essential to tackle these core needs and underscore how architecture in service of the greater good is worth celebrating.
Learn more about each winner by clicking on the project names below.
The Jury
Koray Duman, AIA, principal, Büro Koray Duman, New York
Jeanne Gang, FAIA, founding principal and partner, Studio Gang, Chicago
Daimian Hines, AIA, founder, Hines Architecture + Design, Houston
The 68th Annual P/A Awards jury was moderated by Katie Gerfen, ARCHITECT's former editor-in-chief.
The Winners
Award
Uganda Women’s and Children’s Clinic
Mityana, Uganda
LS3P Associates
Award
Wardell
Toronto
Ja Architecture Studio
Citation
Mary Potter School Shop Restoration
Oxford, N.C.
Evoke Studio Architecture
Citation
Teweles and Brandeis Grain Elevator
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
La Dallman
Citation
New Home for The First 72+
New Orleans
OJT
Honorable Mention
Urban Awning
Los Angeles
Gensler
