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.

Vaughan Metropolitan Centre Station by Grimshaw; Adamson Associates Architects; The MBTW Group. Photo: Shai Gil.

Vaughan Metropolitan Centre Subway Station

Grimshaw; Adamson Associates Architects; The MBTW Group

HUB 404 by Rogers Architects (Architect); Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architectes (Landscape Architect); and Perez Planning + Design (Local Landscape Architect and Planner). Image: Rogers Partners & Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architects.

Rogers Architects; Nelson Byrd Woltz Landscape Architectes; Perez Planning + Design

The Water Alert and Testing Resource (WALTER) by Ennead Architects. Image: Ennead Lab / Ennead Architects.

The Water Alert and Testing Resource (WALTER)

Ennead Lab/Ennead Architects

Best in Competition: Second Avenue Subway by AECOM. Photo: Robb Williamson.

Second Avenue Subway Stations

Mulberry Commons Park by Sage and Coombe Architects (Architect) and Supermass Studio (Landscape Architect). Photo: Barrett Doherty Images.

Mulberry Commons Park

Sage and Coombe Architects; Supermass Studio

The Learning Track by Krista Wiryomartono, Columbia University. Image: Isaac Kim and Krista Wiryomartono.

The Learning Track

Krista Wiryomartono, Columbia University

Pier 35 by SHoP Architects (Architect) and Ken Smith Workshop (Landscape Architect). Photo: David Sundberg/ESTO.

SHoP Architects; Ken Smith Workshop

BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group

XS House by ISA – Interface Studio Architects. Photo: Sam Oberter.

ISA - Interface Studio Architects

Tiny Tower by Interface Studio Architects. Photo: Sam Oberter.

Interface Studio Architects

The Rheingold by ODA New York. Photo: Imagen Subliminal/Lester Ali Photography/Pavel Bendov.

The Goldin at Essex Crossing by Dattner Architects. Photo: Ari Burling/Coe Hoeksema/David Sundberg |ESTO/Field Condition/QuallsBenson.

The Goldin at Essex Crossing

Dattner Architects

Montauk House by Desai Chia Architeture. Photo: Paul Warchol.

Desai Chia Architecture

Jefferson Park Apartments by Abacus Architects + Planners. Photo: Bruce T. Martin/David Pollak/Lynne Damianos.

Jefferson Park Apartments

Abacus Architects + Planners

Glenville Townhomes by RODE Architects. Photo: Aaron Usher.

Glenville Townhomes

RODE Architects

Gap Cove House by Ruhl Studio Architects. Photo: Chris Becker/Michael Graydon+Nikole Herriott.

Ruhl Studio Architects

7 East Springfield Street by Utile. Photo: Ryan Maheu.

7 East Springfield

City of Dreams 2019 finalist: Pollutes of Dreams by Oscar Ulises Ramirez Hernandez.

Pollutes of Dreams

Oscar Ulises Ramirez Hernandez

City of Dreams 2019 finalist: Ghost Trap by Suemin Jeon.

City of Dreams 2019 finalist: Compo by Daisy Ames and Julie Perrone of Studio Ames, and Heidi Kujawa and Michael Kujawa of ByFusion.

Daisy Ames and Julie Perrone of Studio Ames, and Heidi Kujawa and Michael Kujawa of ByFusion

City of Dreams 2019 finalist: Brood FM by Hadin Charbel, Patrick Donbeck, and Déborah López.

Hadin Charbel, Patrick Donbeck, and Déborah López

2019 City of Dreams Pavilion by Somewhere Studio. Photo: James Leng.

Somewhere Studio

Bridge by GLUCK+ and The Sheward Partnership. Photo: Philly by Drone.

GLUCK+; The Sheward Partnership

COOKFOX Architects' own office by COOKFOX Architects with Sustainability Consultants Paladino and Terrapin Bright Green. Photo: Eric Laignel.

COOKFOX Architects Studio

COOKFOX Architects; Terrapin Bright Green

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