honor and design awards
Schedule
Friday, September 7th at 5:00 p.m. - Deadline for online registration (design award fees due)
Monday, Sept. 17th at 5:00 p.m. - Deadline for receipt of honor award nominations
Monday, Sept. 24th at 5:00 p.m. - Deadline for receipt of electronic design entries
Friday, October 12th at 5:00 p.m. - Deadline for receipt of Garcia Award entries
November 1st at 7:00 p.m. - Celebrate Design Reception at the Tampa Museum of Art
HONOR AND DESIGN AWARDS BOOK - ALL AWARD DESCRIPTIONS AND FORMS
Honor and Design Awards are presented annually by AIA Tampa Bay to recognize outstanding accomplishments in service to the profession and the community and architectural design. They are presented at the Chapter’s annual award ceremony each fall to provide a forum for recognition. Members are strongly encouraged to nominate deserving recipients and to submit projects. All award categories and descriptions are included in the Honor and Design awards booklet, available HERE.
Honor award nominations may be made by any individual or firm, for themself or on behalf of a deserving nominee. Nominations may be made unbeknownst to the nominee. There are no fees to submit nominations for honor awards. Fees for design entries vary by category.
Honor Award Categories include:
Firm Award
Medal of Honor
Bob Levison Award
Pullara Award
Kelley Emerging Professional Award
Award of Excellence
President’s Award
Artisan Award
Contractor’s Award
Allied Member Award
Firm award nomination form
Honor award nomination form
Click HERE for Garcia Award Call for Entries
Design awards submittals are open to built or unbuilt architectural projects of all types and sizes, and can be submitted by individuals or firms either residing in or whose submitted project is located in the chapter’s seven-county region. All designs must have been produced within the past five years.
The awards are juried by a panel of non-competing, award-winning, out-of-area architects who have not served as design awards jurors for at least the past 5 years. Multiple Honor and Merit Awards may be awarded in each category as entries are solely and individually weighted on their value of design excellence. However, only one project will be awarded the top award – the H. Dean Rowe, FAIA Award for Design Excellence. Winners will be announced at a Reception on Thursday, November 1st at the Tampa Museum of Art in downtown Tampa.
H. DEAN ROWE, FAIA AWARD FOR DESIGN EXCELLENCE
This award of honor recognizes built projects by licensed individuals or firms that may include architectural projects of any type from any category. It has been established in honor of the late H. Dean Rowe, FAIA, and recognizes work by AIA members that represents the highest level of design excellence awarded by AIA Tampa Bay.
CATEGORIES
STUDENT CATEGORY
This award recognizes unbuilt or competition projects by college students attending a school of architecture program within our chapter territory or whose permanent residence is within our area.
Entry Fee: $25.00 *
ASSOCIATE / INTERN CATEGORY
This award recognizes built or unbuilt projects by any unlicensed individual who has received an architectural degree within the past 10 years. If a project entry is built, an architect or firm must attest that the intern acted as the lead or primary designer for the project entered.
Entry Fees: AIA Member- $65.00*, Non-member - $130.00*
ARCHITECT CATEOGORIES
Entry Fees: AIA Member - $140.00*
Non – Member - $280.00*
* All entry fees are non-refundable
NEW COTE SUSTAINABLE DESIGN AWARD
Recognizes projects that demonstrate excellence in sustainable design. There are specific entry requirements outlined in the COTE Sustainable Design Award Information Form.
UN-BUILT INSTITUTIONAL/COMMERCIAL
Includes public and private non-residential projects that are not built.
UN-BUILT RESIDENTIAL
Include single and multi-family residences that are not built.
DISTINCTIVE DETAIL
The creation and implementation of outstanding details is often not given the recognition it deserves. These submissions should be of a detail that can stand by itself or make a building. A submission for this award must be an element or composition of elements within a built project that is integral to that project.
HISTORIC RENOVATION CATEGORY
Includes built preservation, adaptive re-use, or renovations of structures of historic importance.
URBAN DESIGN CATEGORY
Includes transportation, parks and recreation, or city and community planning projects.
INSTITUTIONAL
Includes built public non-residential
COMMERCIAL
Includes built private non-residential
RESIDENTIAL
Include built single and multi-family residences.
Entry Requirements
All submissions will be completely electronic and will be submitted online. Instructions will be emailed upon registration.
Submissions must include a minimum of 5, maximum of 10 images including photographs, renderings and drawings labeled with your entry number and the preferred order (1- 10). Images should all be approximately 3” x 5” 150 dpi jpegs. One image should be duplicated and identified as your ‘signature’ image. The signature image will accompany the media release if your project earns an award.
300words. The form will be sent to you upon registration. Images and descriptions will be used to create a webpage for each project on Behance.com.
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