Recognizing exceptional members, firms, individuals, and organizations for outstanding achievements in support of TxA’s mission. The deadline for 2020 nominations has passed.
The Texas Society of Architects conducts an annual Honor Awards program recognizing exceptional members, firms, individuals, and organizations for their outstanding achievements in support of the profession of architecture, the built environment, and quality of life in Texas.
The 2020 Honor Awards Call for Nominations is now closed. TxA accepted nominations in the following award categories:
TxA introduced two new awards in 2020. The Award for Equitable Practice in Architecture in Honor of John S. Chase Jr., FAIA, was established through TxA’s Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Taskforce. The award was created to recognize the efforts of those architects who have made significant, measurable strides in their practice, in the practice of others, or in the public awareness of equitable practice in architecture.
The new Historic Architecture Award recognizes a Texas building or group of buildings, completed more than 50 years ago, designed by an architect, and located on its original site, that continues to positively impact the area in which it resides, has inspired architects and architecture through the decades, and represents a landmark in the state. All TxA members and Texas AIA components are invited to submit nominations.
The nomination deadline for 2020 Honor Awards was Wednesday, June 24.
The 2019 Honor Awards were announced on August 2. Honorees were recognized at various events during TxA’s 80th Annual Conference & Design Expo in Galveston last October.
Watch videos profiling the top three awardees: