2022 AIA Peconic Daniel J. Rowen Memorial Design Awards

The 2022 AIA Peconic Daniel J. Rowen Memorial Design Awards recognize outstanding architectural design work across four categories: Architecture, Historic Preservation/Adaptive Reuse, Projects (unbuilt architecture, planning, urban design, and research), and Emerging Architects (Associates, students, and architects licensed under ten years).

Eligibility varies by category. AIA Peconic members may submit projects located anywhere in the world. AIA Peconic members assigned to the chapter and any registered architects may submit projects within the chapter's geographic boundaries. Projects that have previously won an AIA Peconic award are not eligible. Submissions must include a written project outline description (500 words or less) addressing how the project addresses issues of time and place, and up to 15 high-resolution images including a site plan with a north arrow. A 30" x 40" foam board must also be produced and submitted for the awards exhibition.

Awards are given at the jury's discretion in each category: Honor Awards recognize excellence in innovative design strategy, Merit Awards recognize exemplary execution of design principles and presentation, and a Juror Award may be given for any project. A People's Choice Award is determined by attendees at the awards reception. The awards symposium is scheduled for January 11, 2020 at the Ross School. All submissions must be anonymous and submitted online by the deadline. Contact: 631-728-7832 or [email protected].