2019 AIA/HUD Secretary's Award Recipient, Williams Terrace, Charleston, South Carolina, David Baker Architects
Through 2020, the Office of the Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development teamed with AIA to celebrate projects that demonstrated that affordable, accessible, and well-designed housing sets important benchmarks in our communities. Starting in 2021, AIA incorporated these categories in the AIA Housing Awards.
The AIA/HUD Secretary's Awards offered opportunities in four categories:
- Category one: Excellence in Affordable Housing Design Award
- Category two: Creating Community Connection Award
- Category three: Community-Informed Design Award
- Category four: Housing Accessibility—Alan J. Rothman Award
All projects must have demonstrated design excellence, including sustainability, affordability, innovation, integration of natural and built contexts, and satisfaction of specific client needs.
2020
Category three
Category four
2019
Category one
Category two
Category three
Category four
2018
Category one
Category four
2017
Category one
Monteverde Senior Apartments, Dahlin Group Architecture Planning, Hayward, California
Category two
Category three
Flance Early Learning Center, Trivers Associates, St. Louis, Missouri
2016
Category one
Lakeside Senior Apartments, David Baker Architects
Category two
Dorchester Art + Housing Collaborative, Landon Bone Baker Architects
Category three
Category four
Port Townsend Residence, FabCab
2015
Category one
Step Up, Brooks + Scarpa
Category two
Co-op Plaza Redevelopment, Gossens Bachman Architects
2014
Category one
28th Street Apartments, Koning Eizenberg Architects Inc.
Category two
Kelly Cullen Community Gelfand Partners Architects; Knapp Architects
Category three
Kings Beach Housing Now, Domus Development and YHLA Architects
Category four
Sierra Bonita Housing, Patrick Tighe Architecture
2013
Category one
Via Verde - The Green Way, Dattner Architects and Grimshaw Architects
Category three
Community Learning Center, Abacus Architects + Planners
Category four
New Accessible Passive Solar Housing, Abacus Architects + Planners
Image credits
Luker Photography