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2009 AIA New York Building Type Awards
The winners of the 2009 AIANY Building Type Awards have been announced! View the full list HERE.
Deadlines 2009
06 February Registration and Fees Due, 6pm
13 February Late registration due, 6pm
20 February Submissions Due, 6pm
02 March Building Type Awards Winners Announced
22 April DA and BTA Luncheon
23 April Exhibition Opening
Registration and Submission Process
When registration and payment are complete, the entrant will receive an email with username, password and instructions to complete the submission process. (We will begin releasing these after December 1, 2008).
Entrants who prefer to pay by check may download the registration form at www.aiany.org/awards/ and send it in with applicable fees. Entrants must provide an email address in order to receive submission materials.
Each anonymous submission must fit within an 8 _" x 11" soft cover binder supplied by the entrant. Submissions binders received after 6:00pm on the 20 February due date, those that include the name(s) of the entrant or design team, or those that otherwise do not meet the stated requirements will be disqualified without reconsideration.
Please note that submissions become the property of AIA New York.
Entry Fees
$175 AIA Members
$275 Other Registered Architects
$75 Associate AIA members
$50 Additional fee for late registration after the 6 February deadline
Entry fees are non-refundable.
The submission deadline, 20 February at 6:00pm, is for receipt of the binder at the Center for Architecture, not for the date of its postmark. AIA New York cannot be held responsible for delays in delivery.
Digital Images
In addition to drawings and photographs, images must be uploaded on the registration site, www.aiany.org/awards. Images should be no larger than 800 × 800 pixels and should be labeled with a two digit number (e.g., 01.jpg, 02.jpg, etc.). Hard copy images in the submission should be labeled to correspond with uploaded images (e.g., Image 01, Image 02, etc.).
Credits
The architect or firm of record, associate architects, project team, consultants, client, and general contractor must be credited. Client names will be withheld from publication upon request.
For restoration, renovation, and adaptive reuse of existing buildings, the original architect shall be identified.
Submissions of work done as an employee or consultant must include a release from a principal of the firm acknowledging that the submitting architect had primary design responsibility, and that the credits are correct.
Criteria
Each entry in the AIA New York Design Awards program is judged on the success with which it has met its individual requirements. Entries are weighed individually, not in competition with others. Criteria include quality of design; resolution of the program or idea; and innovation, thoughtfulness, and technique. All categories are open to both AIA New York members and nonmembers. Jury decisions will be based solely on the materials submitted. No field trips will be taken.
Publicity
AIA New York will publicly announce the winners of the Design Awards at the 23 February Jury Symposium. Building Type Award winners will be announced on 2 March. All winners will be recognized for their achievements at the Design Awards and Building Type Awards Luncheon on 22 April. The Awards Exhibition opens on 23 April at the Center for Architecture and will be on view through June 2009. Design Awards winners in Architecture, Interiors and Projects will also participate in three winners' symposia while the exhibition is on view. In addition, winning entries will be published in a special awards issue of Oculus and on the AIA New York website, www.aiany.org.
Exhibition
Award recipients shall be notified regarding exhibition materials following the jury in late February. The 2009 Design Awards and Building Type Awards Exhibition will open on 23 April and will remain on view through June 2009.
Building Type Awards Juries
Health Facilities
Annie Coull, AIA, Anshen + Allen, San Francisco
Gregory A. Luongo, AIA, Tsoi/Kobus & Associates Architects, Cambridge, MA
George J. Mann, AIA, Texas A&M University College of Architecture, College Station, TX
Housing
Joan Goody, FAIA, Goody Clancy Architecture Planning Preservation, Boston
Gary Hack, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Anthony Schuman, New Jersey School of Architecture at NJIT, Newark, NJ
Building Type Awards Eligibility
Architecture located anywhere in the world designed by AIA New York members, BSA members, or by registered architects practicing in New York City or Boston, and architecture located in New York City or Boston designed by registered architects practicing anywhere in the world is eligible.
Health Facilities and Housing juries will consider un-built work. Built work must have been completed, and un-built projects must have been initiated after 1 January 2004.
Entries of historic preservation work and projects emphasizing sustainable design are encouraged in both categories.
Questions? Contact Jesse Lazar at jlazar@aiany.org
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