Women in Design Award
The award is presented in recognition of a person who has built one's own life around design, whose work exemplifies the best of process and product, and who uses a position of achievement to give back to the world of design and to the community at large.
Recipients
- Deneen Crosby ASLA (2018)
- Renee Loth Hon. BSA (2018)
- Uma Ramanathan AIA (2018)
- Carol Burns FAIA, LEED AP (2017)
- Katherine Faulkner AIA, LEED AP (2017)
- Sigrid Miller Pollin FAIA (2017)
- Jean Carroon, FAIA, LEED Fellow (2016)
- Kathleen MacNeil LEED AP (2016)
- Meejin Yoon AIA, FAAR (2016)
- Anne Hawley Hon. BSA (2015)
- Mikyoung Kim FASLA (2015)
- Vivien Li (2015)
- Jane Thompson AICP (2015)
- Neri Oxman RIBA (2014)
- Laura Wernick FAIA (2014)
- Kathleen Lugosch FAIA (2013)
- Gail Sullivan FAIA (2013)
- Carole C. Wedge FAIA (2013)
- Janet Echelman (2012)
- Tamara Roy AIA (2012)
- Pamela Delphenich FAIA (2011)
- Pamela W. Hawkes FAIA (2011)
- Deborah Pierce AIA (2011)
- Sheila Kennedy FAIA (2010)
- Dr. Katherine Sloan (2010)
- Laura Solano ASLA (2010)
- Barbra Batshalom (2009)
- Polly Flansburgh Hon. AIA (2009)
- Lynn Wolff FASLA (2009)
- Elizabeth Ericson FAIA (2008)
- Diane Georgopulos FAIA (2008)
- Nancy Jenner Hon. AIA (2008)
- Jill Medvedow (2007)
- Elise Woodward AIA, LEED AP (2007)
- Doris Cole FAIA (2006)
- Adele Naude Santos FAIA (2006)
- Coco Raynes (2006)
- Valerie Fletcher (2005)
- Jennifer Jones FASLA (2005)
- Maryann Thompson FAIA (2005)
- Ann Beha FAIA (2004)
- Marion Pressley FASLA (2004)
- Martha Schwartz FASLA (2004)
- Sarah Harkness FAIA (2003)
- Andrea Leers FAIA (2003)
- Victoria Sirianni (2003)
- Barbara Boylan AIA (2002)
- Joan Goody FAIA (2002)
- Lloy Hack IIDA (2002)
- Sharon Matthews AIA (2002)
- Carol R. Johnson FASLA (2001)
- Elizabeth S. Padjen FAIA (2001)
- Clara Wainwright (2001)
- Rebecca Barnes FAIA (2000)
- Judith Nitsch PE (2000)
- Jane Weinzapfel FAIA (2000)
Criteria
- Person: A person, who works Or has worked in the New England region, who exemplifies the highest level of excellence in their contributions to the design community and the built environment.
- Process: A process that reflects the "long and winding road" of an evolving career, and a collaborative, compassionate, and participatory approach to working with others.
- Product: Product includes design of built or un-built work, writing, teaching, publications, or any other material that demonstrate contributions to the design community and the built environment.
- Position: Describe how the candidate has used their position and success to affect change and advancement of design and of people.
*Persons who have died may receive an honorary award, posthumously, at the Committee's discretion.
Complete the entry form and mail it with supporting documents and a USB of the submission in PDF format to the attention of:
Attn: Felice Silverman and Yanel de Angel
Women in Design Award of Excellence
Boston Society of Architects/AIA
290 Congress Street, Suite 200
Boston, MA 02210
