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Well-designed higher education facilities can motivate students to think creatively, inspiring people to help build a better world. The BSA Higher Education Facilities Design Awards honor higher education facilities of any kind— including new construction or rehabilitation of private-sector or public-sector projects—that invigorate academic environments.
The call for entries is currently closed.
This category now asks you to address at least three of the ten AIA Framework for Design Excellence principles. You can use this sample form for reference as you craft your submission.
Student Learning Commons at Springfield Technical Community College, Ann Beha Architects
Image courtesy of Chuck Choi
Center for Engineering, Innovation, and Sciences, Leers Weinzapfel Associates
Image courtesy of Albert Vecerka
New Science Center, Payette
Hayden Library, Kennedy & Violich Architecture
Image courtesy of William Horne
Multipurpose Arena, ARC/ Architectural Resources Cambridge
Image courtesy of Jeff Goldberg/Esto
Richard and Nancy Donahue Family Academic Arts Center, Leers Weinzapfel Associates
Image courtesy of Robert Benson
Visit the BSA Design Awards submission page, create an account or log in, and submit.
You may view past BSA Design Awards winners here.
Each year the Boston Society of Architects/AIA (BSA/AIA), often in collaboration with other organizations, sponsors awards programs to honor design excellence in Massachusetts, throughout New England, and beyond. By recognizing remarkable achievements in architecture, the design community highlights exemplary projects that serve as inspiration for practitioners. Equally important, these awards elevate the potential for positive impact that architecture has on quality of life for everyone.
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