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The New York chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIANY) announced the winners of its 2021 Design Awards earlier this month, recognizing a variety of projects and firms based in New York City. This year’s jury comprised seven practitioners, educators, and critics from across the architecture discipline, including the following:

Dan Adams, principal, Landing Studio
Peter DiMaggio, PE, SECB, Co-CEA, Thornton Tomasetti
Gina Ford, FASLA, principal landscape architect, Agency Landscape + Planning
Mark Lamster, architecture critic, Dallas Morning News
Glenn LaRue Smith, ASLA, principal & co-founder, PUSH studio
Etty Padmodipoetro, AIA, principal & founder, Urban Idea Lab
Deborah Weintraub, AIA, LEED AP, chief deputy city engineer and architect, City of Los Angeles
The 24 winning projects are sorted into four categories: Architecture, Interiors, Projects, and Urban Design, with scales and scopes that range from exhibition installations to urban parks. Eleven of the 24 winning designs are situated in New York State, while 7 are located in countries outside the United States, including South Korea and Mexico.

The award-winning projects received one of three levels of recognition: “Honor,” “Merit,” or “Citation,” judged on the basis of “design quality, response to its context and community, program resolution, innovation, thoughtfulness, and technique.” The Best in Competition prize went to New York-based ikon.5 architects for the Newark Housing Authority Training Recreation Education Center (TREC) in the south ward of Newark, New Jersey. Defined by two “slipping triangular forms,” the building provides underserved residents of the neighboring communities with spaces for educational training, exercise, and large gatherings.

AIA New York reveals winners of 2021 Design Awards COVID may have slowed the pace of projects, but that didn't stop the AIA New York from handing out the 2021 Design Awards

The first of five headhouses that will provide ventilation and emergency access to HS2’s 10-mile long Chiltern tunnel has gained planning approval from Buckinghamshire Council.

The Chalfont St Peter headhouse is designed to fit into the surrounding landscape and takes its inspiration from the style of nearby barns and other agricultural buildings.

Below ground level, a 78m ventilation shaft will reach down to the twin tunnels below, with fans and other equipment designed to regulate air quality and temperature, remove smoke in the event of a fire and provide access for the emergency services.

Campaigners working to save Bushfield Camp from development

Campaign to save downland on the edge of Wi******er ITS future has been uncertain for nearly 50 years but campaigners are again working to preserve at least part of the site.

Style Your Space team completed Bungalow renovation and 3D work for one of our client located at Johar Karachi.

Style Your Space team completed Bungalow renovation and 3D work for one of our client located at Johar Karachi.


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