The call for 2022 submissions is now closed.
Description: Working from the inside out, spatial design considers how spaces feel, how they are organized, and how they enrich the lives of those who experience them. By understanding the user experience, impactful building interiors contribute to our health and well being as well as our communities. They offer healing, reflection, and a place for commerce, while also exploring reuse and carbon neutral design.
Eligibility: Projects submitted for this award may be interior architecture or spatial design work of any type or scale that accounts for the functionality, safety, and deep understanding of places, people, stories, and activities.
Project submissions criteria include a robust approach to sustainability and equity, as well as addressing environmental, social, and economic factors. Projects that contain attributes which successfully reduced the carbon footprint of the architecture, construction, or usage, should make every attempt to highlight those aspects within their entry submission.
Submission fees: All submission fees are non-refundable
MASS MoCA Building 6, designed by Bruner/Cott Architects
Image courtesy of Bruner/Cott Architects; MASS MoCA; Michael Moran
401 Park Repositioning, designed by Elkus Manfredi Architects
Image courtesy of Connie Zhou; Robert Benson
Billerica Memorial High School, designed by Perkins&Will
Image courtesy of Chuck Choi
Kendall Square Workspace, designed by Utile, Inc. and Merge Architects
Ryovan, designed by Andrew Wade Keating AIA
Image courtesy of Saul Estrada
Beverly Clinic, designed by Merge Architects
Image courtesy of John Horner
Emerald Necklace Conservancy Renovation, designed by BOS|UA
Image courtesy of BOS|UA; John Horner
More Than Words Renovation, designed by Peter Rose + Partners
Image courtesy of Matthew Snyder
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