The AIA’s oldest chapter has announced the winners of the 2023 AIANY Design Awards. While all the submitting architects are members of the New York chapter of the professional organization, not all of the projects are located within the five boroughs, the Empire State, or even North America.
The 18 projects receiving recognition range in both location and scope, from the adaptive reuse of a ferry terminal in New York to villas in Lebanon located at the former site of a Syrian army camp. Divided into four categories (Architecture, Interiors, Projects, and Urban Design), the projects show off architectural innovation, sustainable practices, and the importance of preserving history.
Members of the jury for the 2023 AIANY Design Awards were:
- Ronnie Belizaire, Vice President, JLL
- Gia Biagi, Commissioner, Chicago Department of Transportation
- Angela Brooks, Managing Principal, Brooks + Scarpa
- Nondita Correa Mehrotra, Principal, RMA Architects; Director, Charles Correa Foundation
- Ashley Rao, Associate Principal, Leers Weinzapfel Associates
Below are the winning projects. The list kicks off with the Honor recipients, followed by the projects receiving Merit and Citation recognition in each category. Curious which projects won last year? You can view those here.
The AIANY Design Awards exhibition will be on view at the Center for Architecture from May 4 through September 2 later this year.
Honor Awards
Honors – Architecture
Columbia Business School Henry R. Kravis Hall and David Geffen Hall | Diller Scofidio + Renfro; FXCollaborative; AARIS Design Architects
New York
2050 M Street | REX; Kendall/Heaton Associates
Washington D.C.
Uber Headquarters | SHoP Architects; Quezada Architecture
San Francisco
11 Hoyt |Studio Gang; Hill West Architects; Hollander Design Landscape Architects
Brooklyn, New York
Marea |WORKac
Batroun, Lebanon
Honor – Interiors
Brooklyn Public Library Adams Street Branch | WORKac
Brooklyn, New York
Urban Design — Honors
New York City Housing Authority Open Space Master Plan | Grain Collective
New York
Merits and Citations
Architecture — Merits
One South First | COOKFOX; dencityworks; SHoP Architects; James Corner Field Operations
Brooklyn, New York
Princeton University Residential Colleges | Deborah Berke Partners; James Corner Field Operations
Princeton, New Jersey
TheatreSquared | Marvel
Fayetteville, Arkansas
John Lewis Elementary School | Perkins Eastman
Washington D.C.
The Hood Museum of Art | Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects | Partners; Hargreaves Jones
Hanover, New Hampshire
Architecture — Citations
Battery Maritime Building – Casa Cipriani |Marvel; Higgins Quasebarth & Partners
New York
Interiors — Merit
Permanent Mission of the United Arab Emirates to the United Nations | Skidmore Owings & Merrill
Brooklyn, New York
Projects — Merit
Battery Playscape | BKSK Architects; Starr Whitehouse
New York
Interiors — Citation
For Innovative Use of Curved CLT to Encourage Fluid Movement
Bronx Children’s Museum | O’Neill McVoy Architects
Bronx, New York
Projects — Citation
Citation For Provoking Questions on Ownership of the Public Way
Librería Barco de Papel | N H D M
Queens, New York
Urban Design — Citation
Citation For Provoking Questions on Ownership of the Public Way
550 Madison Garden | Snøhetta; Adamson Associates; SiteWorks
New York
