Each year, AIA Fort Worth gives the following Honors and Awards to various members, projects, individuals and groups for their outstanding achievements and service to the profession of architecture and the community.
CONGRATULATIONS
2021 HONOR AWARD RECIPIENTS!
JAMES R. WOOTEN SERVICE AWARD - Awarded to the AIA Fort Worth member who best exemplifies the characteristics of sustained, consistent and effective service in accomplishing the goals of the chapter.
CHARLES R. ADAMS AWARD FOR DESIGN EXCELLENCE - Awarded to an AIA Fort Worth member who has demonstrated consistent building design excellence over a body of regional projects.
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL AWARD - Awarded to a young member of the Fort Worth Chapter for serving as a model for young architects and associate members. This award is given to individuals who, in an early stage of their architectural career, have shown exceptional leadership in design, education, and/or service to the profession.
QUALITY IN CONSTRUCTION AWARD - Established to recognize and honor a person or group for their constant search for quality and fine work, not simply competent execution; but work which comes from excellent judgment, skill and care in the process.
PRESIDENTS AWARD - Established to recognize and honor a person or group in the community for their support of the chapter.
COMMUNITY AWARD - Awarded to an individual, organization, group, etc. for contributing to the promotion, understanding, appreciation, and advancement of architecture.
EXCELLENCE IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT - Established to recognize an outstanding design, project or development that has a significant impact toward creating a more sustainable built environment. It can be awarded to design professionals, owners, developers, institutions and regulatory agencies that have a role in shaping the built environment.
HONORARY MEMBERSHIP - One of the highest honors the AIA Fort Worth Chapter can bestow upon a person outside the profession of architecture. It is given to persons of esteemed character who are not eligible for membership in the AIA Fort Worth Chapter, but who have given distinguished service to the profession of architecture or the allied arts and sciences
TWENTY FIVE YEAR AWARD - The test of time is used to single out the executed projects that receive this award, designed by an architect licensed in the United States, and important to the architectural history of Fort Worth.
CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION - Given for a spirit of cooperation with, and outstanding contributions to, The American Institute of Architects Fort Worth.
CONGRATULATIONS
2020 HONOR AWARD RECIPIENTS!
James R. Wooten Service Award - Jack Romigh, AIA Young Professional Award - Rebecca Palluth, AIA Quality in Construction Award - Chris Hill, AIA Community Award - Dana Burghdoff - Deputy Planning Director, City of Fort Worth Excellence in Sustainable Development Award - Waterside Fort Worth, Twenty Five Year Award - TCU Sid W. Richardson Physical Sciences Building, designed by designed by Paul Rudolph
CONGRATULATIONS
2019 HONOR AWARD RECIPIENTS!
James R. Wooten Service Award - Chad Davis, AIA Young Professional Award - Lindsey Brigati Boren, AIA Quality in Construction Award - Rick Wintersole, AIA Community Award - Adrian Parr - Dean, CAPPA at UT Arlington, Excellence in Sustainable Development Award - Connex Office Park by MEL/ARCH StudioHonorary Members, Anne Allen, Hon. AIA FW - Public Art Project Manager, Arts Council of Fort Worth Twenty Five Year Award - Mt. Olivet Mausoleum, 1958 - Charles R. Adams, Architect Certificate of Appreciation - AIAS at UT Arlington Brad Bell - Director, School of Architecture at UT Arlington Dana Burgdoff - Deputy Planning Director, City of Fort Worth Kate Holliday, Hon. AIA FW - Director, David Dillon Center for Texas Architecture at UT Arlington
CONGRATULATIONS
2018 HONOR AWARD RECIPIENTS!
James R. Wooten Service Award - Greg Ibanez FAIA, Charles R. Adams Award for Design Excellence - Bart Shaw, AIA Young Professional Award - Dennis Chiessa Assoc, AIA Quality in Construction Award - Bryan Bogle Bogle Construction, Community Award - ACE Fort Worth Program - Kate Dunfee AIA, John Stevenson and Clifton Hall Excellence in Sustainable Development Award -The City of Fort Worth and Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford for Meacham Airport Administration Building Renovation, Honorary Members - Kate Holiday, Mark Burden, The Fortsons, Twenty Five Year Award UTA School of Architecture, Arlington, 1985 Certificate of Appreciation - Ann Zadeh, City of Fort Worth Council woman District 9 Becca Palluth, AIA Lindsey Brigati Boren, AIA Sarah San Miguel
CONGRATULATIONS
2017 HONOR AWARD RECIPIENTS!
CERTIFICATE OF APPRECIATION – Brian Hadar, McLaughlin Brunson Insurance Agency Certificate of Appreciation – Thomas Perez ARC Document SolutionsCertificate of Appreciation – Terri Thornton Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth QUALITY IN CONSTRUCTION / ARTISAN AWARD - Brad Rhodes with Finishing Wizardry EXCELLENCE IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AWARD - Friends of the Fort Worth Nature Center; Refuge- Chris Smith (President) City of Fort Worth Parks and Recreation Department- Rob Denkhaus (Nature CenterManager) and Reginald Hurd (Assistant Director of the Park and Recreation Department) HONORARY MEMBERSHIP – Susan Kline, Honorary AIA FWYOUNG PROFESSIONAL AWARD - Matt Green, AIA, NCARB – Urban Bobcat Architects COMMUNITY AWARD – Dennehy Architects – Paul Dennehy AIA, Don Gatzke AIA, and Dennis Chiessa, AIA JAMES R. WOOTEN SERVICE AWARD – Bart Shaw, AIA – Ibanez Shaw Architecture25-YEAR AWARD – Axe House designed by Emery Young AIA.Accepted by Joseph Glenn, owner of the Axe house, Barbara Lee Young, wife of Emery and their daughter, Michele