Call for Nominations Download the Call for Nominations document for 2013 Collaborative and Professional Achievement Awards, and for Honorary Membership. [more]
Submit Your Nomination After reviewing the Call for Nominations and preparing your submission, you can begin the online submission process. [more]
More Information Eligibility requirements and other submission details are available on the Institute Honors and Awards Web page. [more]
Celebrate 2012 Awards Recipients The Institute Honor Awards program recognizes achievements for a broad range of architectural activity. View all of the projects and practitioners who have been recognized this year.
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The Institute Honors for Collaborative and Professional Achievement, as well as Honorary AIA membership, recognize individuals and teams for their excellent work and service to the profession. Honorees come from many sources and at varying career stages—from those just beginning to those with many years of experience—and from those outside the profession to those who practice within it. What they share is a dedication to the practice of architecture.
It is through the recognition of excellence and distinguished service that we promote the value of the profession as a whole. Please help us recognize the efforts of your peers.
All nominations are submitted online. To assist you with the process, you can review a step-by-step "Walk Through" on each category"s Web page below.
Associates Award Recognizes individual associate members who best exemplify the highest qualities of leadership and have demonstrated commitment to the profession.
Collaborative Achievement Award Recognizes distinguished achievements of allied professionals, clients, organizations, architect teams, knowledge communities, and others who have had a beneficial influence on or advanced the architectural profession.
Edward C. Kemper Award Given to an architect member who has contributed significantly to the profession through service to the American Institute of Architects.
Honorary Membership Given to a person outside the profession of architecture whose accomplishments have been truly outstanding and of national significance.
Thomas Jefferson Awards Given in three categories to recognize achievements by architects and public officials in the field of public architecture.
Whitney M. Young Jr. Award Given to an architect or architecturally-oriented organization in recognition of a significant contribution toward meeting the architectural profession’s responsibility to address current social issues.
Young Architects Award Recognizes individuals who have shown exceptional leadership and made significant contributions to the profession in an early stage of their architectural career.
