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Featured Projects

AIA New York is dedicated to design excellence, public outreach, and professional development. Featuring the work of our members is paramount to all three of the above. AIANY’s Featured Projects are comprised of architecture, design, urban planning, installation, and research projects recognized by the awards programs of AIANY and the Center for Architecture.

Brown University, Brook Street Residence Halls

Brook Street Residence Halls, Brown University

TenBerke; Stimson

Exodus and Dance Restoration at Kingsborough Houses in Brooklyn, NY.

Exodus and Dance Restoration at Kingsborough Houses

New York City Housing Authority; Ronnette Riley Architect

South Battery Park City Resilience project

South Battery Park City Resilience

AECOM LAUD NYC; SiteWorks

The Disney New York City Headquarters embraces its urban setting while providing state-of-the-art facilities for storytelling, reporting, and production.

Robert A. Iger Building (Disney New York City Headquarters)

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill; Gensler; SCAPE

View of new clerestory windows and recessed corner entry.

Kennedy & Violich Architecture

Terminal Warehouse in New York, NY. Photo: COOKFOX/Alex Ferrec.

Terminal Warehouse

COOKFOX Architects; terrain-nyc

475 High Performance Building Supply in Brooklyn, NY. Photo: Nicholas Venezia.

475 High Performance Building Supply

Ryan Enschede Studio

Manifest in Washington, D.C. Photo: Kelly Marshall.

INC Architecture & Design

Aerial view of Riverhouse

WORKac; Anne Penniman Associates; Golden Root Inc.

Lopez Playground Modular Public Restroom

Lopez Playground Modular Comfort Station

1100 Architect; NYC Department of Parks & Recreation

Inside David Geffen Hall at Lincoln Center

David Geffen Hall, Lincoln Center

Diamond Schmitt; Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects | Partners

Autonomous Urbanism: Towards a New Transitopia

Autonomous Urbanism: Towards a New Transitopia

Evan Shieh; Applied Research and Design Publishing (AR+D)

Interior of Neuhoff

S9 Architecture and Engineering; HKS; Smith Gee Studio; Future Green Studio

The front facade of Studio Museum in Harlem

Studio Museum in Harlem

Adjaye Associates; Cooper Robertson (now Corgan); Studio Zewde

Exterior of St. Louis Symphony Orchestra

Powell Hall at the Jack C. Taylor Music Center

Snøhetta; Christner Architects (now CannonDesign)

Storm King Art Center in New Windsor, NY. Photo: Richard Barnes.

Storm King Art Center

WXY Architecture + Urban Design; Heneghan Peng Architects; Gustafson Porter + Bowman; Reed Hilderbrand

Sculpting History at the Valentine Studio: Art, Power, and the “Lost Cause” American Myth at The Valentine Museum

Sculpting History at the Valentine Studio: Art, Power, and the “Lost Cause” American Myth at The Valentine Museum

Studio Joseph; Glavé & Holmes Architecture

Doris Duke Theatre at Jacob's Pillow

Doris Duke Theatre at Jacob’s Pillow

Mecanoo; Marvel

Building overall.

The Eliza and Inwood Library—Joseph and Sheila Rosenblatt Building

Fogarty Finger; Andrew Berman Architect

Aerial view of site with city backdrop looking south.

The Davis Center at the Harlem Meer

Susan T Rodriguez | Architecture • Design; Mitchell Giurgola Architects; Central Park Conservancy

Book Tower aerial view

ODA; Louis Kamper; Kraemer Design Group

Amy Gutmann Hall serves as both a gateway to the campus, and a home for the Penn Engineering program.

Amy Gutmann Hall, University of Pennsylvania

Lake Flato; KSS Architects

Facade of Frame 122

Brent Buck Architects; MKM Landscape Architecture PC

Garden House, Central Garden, and Play Areas

Garden House, Packer Collegiate Institute

WXY Architecture + Urban Design; Starr Whitehouse Landscape Architects and Planners

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