It was quite a night!
4
the number of design awards we received in one night
from the
American Institutes of Architects Northern Virginia Chapter
Almost embarrassing… but honestly, we’re just proud. We worked hard to get these projects completed—and we’re thrilled to share that our efforts were recognized at the 2025 AIA Northern Virginia Design Awards.
On June 26th, we gathered with colleagues and friends at the George Washington Masonic National Memorial to celebrate both the power of design and the 50th Anniversary of the AIA Northern Virginia Chapter. We’re honored (and yes, a little giddy) that several of our projects across multiple categories were recognized among the best in the region.
Scroll down to see the winning projects!
Award of Merit – Whitman Walker’s Max Robinson Center
This LEED Gold-certified healthcare facility in Ward 8 serves as a gateway to the St. Elizabeth’s East redevelopment, blending functionality, community engagement, and architectural beauty with a design that reflects compassion and inclusivity.
Award of Merit – Torpedo Factory Arts Center Re-envisioning Plan
This project reimagines the iconic arts center as a vibrant, inclusive hub, expanding artist spaces and embracing diverse forms of artistic expression.
Award of Merit – The Campagna Center
Originally built in 1888, this restored landmark now features vibrant, accessible spaces that support the center’s educational and community programs while preserving
its historic character.
Award of Excellence – Sycamore and Oak
This award recognizes the achievements of an extraordinary team, and we were privileged to partner with Adjaye Associates as Architect of Record. Anchored by an innovative mass-timber structural system, the project offers a sustainable, adaptable setting for local businesses, eateries, and performance venues, while advancing community health, wellness, and lasting economic vitality.
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