Winners of 2016 BSA Design Awards Announced

The Boston Society of Architects/AIA (BSA) announced the winners of the following 2016 BSA Design Awards: Accessible Design; Education Facilities Design; Sustainable Design; Unbuilt Architecture and Design; Honor Awards for Design Excellence; the Harleston Parker Medal; and the People’s Choice Award, selected among the Harleston Parker Medal finalists.
 
The sole criterion was design excellence. Juries also considered evidence of holistic design thinking, consideration for universal access, sustainability, sensitivity to site, innovation, and aesthetics. Other award types, given to individuals by their peers, included the Earl R. Flansburgh Young Architects Award, BSA Award of Honor medal, the BSA Commonwealth Award, and the BSA Honorary Membership.
 
To launch the BSA’s 150th anniversary and honor all the winners, BSA Space is showcasing the recipients of the 2016 BSA Design Awards through April 3. The exhibition is free and open to the public. For more details visit: architects.org/bsaspace/exhibitions/2016-bsa-design-awards-exhibition.
 
Winners are listed below.
 
**** Accessible Design
 
Three Honor Awards: Public Architecture

 
One Honor Award: William D. Smith Memorial