In its 48th year running, AIA Dallas has announced its annual Built Design Awards. This year, seven projects by Dallas architects were awarded for their architectural excellence and creativity. Out of a pool of more than 60 projects that were submitted, these finalists stood out for their responses to cultural, social, environmental, and contextual challenges they respectively faced. All but one of the projects is in Texas. The outlier, the House of Olympic Proportions, is in Washington.
The jury included Sharon Johnston, FAIA, founder and principal at Johnston Marklee in Los Angeles; Colin Neufeld, principal at Canadian firm 5468796 Architecture; and Amin Tadj, of Boston-based NADAAA—which is the firm that won the Design category in this year’s Architect 50.
To view details and images of each of the winning projects, click on the project name to jump to ARCHITECT’s Project Gallery.
Clearfork Campus, in Fort Worth, Texas, by Cunningham Architects
The Richards Group, in Dallas, by Perkins+Will
New Parkland Hospital, in Dallas, by HDR + Corgan
House of Olympic Proportions, in Port Townsend, Wash., by Shipley Architects
CCR1 Residence, in Trinidad, Texas, by Wernerfield
Richard J. Lee Elementary School, in Dallas, by Stantec
Saint Michael and All Angels Columbarium, in Dallas, by Max Levy Architect
