“An impeccable detailed and designed academic project that weaves both small intimate spaces with expansive and light-filled public spaces.” Merit Award Ohio University Heritage College Design Architect – Perkins&Will Architect of Record – DesignGroup buff.ly/4f9vWfc

“A clear building massing & shifting articulation that follows the program, provides visual interest with the two curved roofs & anchors flexible outdoor space.” Merit Award Crittenton Community Center Architect–DesignGroup Photography © Brad Feinknopf buff.ly/4f9vWfc

“A bold approach to warehouse reuse by improving the building through subtraction and addition rather than a straight renovation.” Honor Award – Unbuilt Icehouse Repositioning Architect – NBBJ buff.ly/4f9vWfc

“The stair was designed for a daily moment of discovery. Detailed diagrams and presentation package reinforced this narrative in a clear, and directional manner.” Honor Award-Architectural Detail The Yellow Stair Architect-MKC Architects buff.ly/4f9vWfc

“A stellar project overall.” Honor Award – Large Project St. Mary School German Village Architect – MKC Architects Photography – Kate Horgan buff.ly/4f9vWfc

“Integration of architecture and interiors with natural daylighting and smart, cohesive but varied material choices. Diversity of spaces without feeling boring in an elevated sophisticated setting.” Honor Award Minerva Park Middle School Architect--Triad buff.ly/4f9vWfc

“This addition expertly resolves multiple lingering campus design issues and transforms the gap between two buildings into an elegant event hub.” Honor Award Daley Family Pavilion Architect-WSA Photography © Brad Feinknopf buff.ly/4f9vWfc

“A successful folly in the woods executed with great detail & clear exuberance for the design brief, accessibility challenges, and love of nature.” Honor Award Blacklick Canopy Walk Tower Architect–Paros Architecture + Design Photography © Brad Feinknopf buff.ly/4f9vWfc

This past month was the Women's Leadership Summit in Chicago. AIA Columbus leaders attended, presented, and planned the conference! Here are some photos from the event! #AIAWLS #WomenInArchitecture

Congratulations, to Hannah Evwaraye, AIA for being a 2024 AIA Ohio Foundation Charles J. Marr Award recipient!

Each year, the AIA Columbus Board of Directors and the President bestows the President’s Award to a person in recognition of their service to the chapter. The 2024 President’s Award recipient is Howard Blaisdell, AIA.

With the help of the AIA Component Matching Scholarship Grant Award and the proceeds from the AIA Columbus Golf Outing, we were able to donate $8,000 to the Knowlton School Office Associateship Program. Congratulations Claire! @knowltonosu Story at: buff.ly/3DVaFZn

AIA Columbus welcomes the new Academy of Architecture for Health Committee Chair Kristina Bertocchi! DesignGroup To Learn more about Kristina: buff.ly/3DVlVFf Come and attend the next AAH meeting on January 31:buff.ly/4gXLdRB

Come join us for our project presentation about the Nationwide Children's Hospital Inpatient Expansion! To Learn More: buff.ly/4gXLdRB

Join CRAN (Custom Residential Architects Network) for their roundtable where you get to show off projects that you are working/worked on this Thursday from 4:00-5:30 PM! All are welcome, builders, DIYers, designers! To learn more: buff.ly/3Eo83U4

Past and Present: Black Architects Trailblazing the Way Forward “Julian Abele brought the idea of Duke University to life.” —President Richard H. Brodhead Click here to learn more: buff.ly/2HPwbji

Past and Present: Black Architects Trailblazing the Way Forward Click here to learn more: buff.ly/3rfq8Yk

Past and Present: Black Architects Trailblazing the Way Forward Pascale recently released a book, Greatness. Pascale was also a featured speaker at AIA Columbus for the ARCHway program in 2018. Click here to learn more: - buff.ly/4jPRBwi

Past and Present: Black Architects Trailblazing the Way Forward Moody's vision, ambition, and commitment to serving underrepresented communities through design made him one of the most revered architects of his generation. Click here to hear more: buff.ly/3Eyl9hS