Progressive Architecture Awards
Previous P/A Awards
Kaohsiung Port Terminal
Kaohsiung, Taiwan / RUR Architecture. Award.Liverpool Department Store - Insurgentes
Mexico City / Rojkind Arquitectos. Citation.Tianjin EcoCity Ecology and Planning Museums
Tianjin, China / Steven Holl Architects. First Award.
Past P/A
Past Progressives: Tale of the Swan and Dolphin
For Disney World, Michael Graves designed a pair of hotels with playful cartoon imagery.
Campus Update for Williams College
Mitchell/Giurgola's student residence at Williams College made few concessions to campus tradition.Past Progressives: Vermont/Santa Monica Metro Station in Los Angeles
The Metro Station at Santa Monica and Vermont in Los Angeles shows how infrastructure can influence a place, and possibly the profession.Past Progressives, 1979: Arcosanti's East Crescent Complex
The East Crescent addition to Paolo Soleri's Acrosanti complex won guarded praise from energy-conscious P/A Award jurors.Looking Back at Ralph Rapson's 1968 P/A Awards-Winning Design for a Minneapolis Mausoleum
HGA's lauded 2012 mausoleum in Minneapolis recalls Ralph Rapson's P/A-Award-winning design for the site.Past Progressives: Resident Discipline on Pratt's Campus
For a dormitory on an urban campus, geometrical order established compatibility with the surrounding city.No Bones About It
The demolition of Steven Holl's House at Martha's Vineyard seems both truly unfortunate and oddly fitting, given its initial inspiration.1954 P/A Awards Citation: Rising From the Rocks
The Chapel of the Holy Cross, set on a spectacular cliff above Sedona, Ariz., exemplifies the melding of structure and site.Past Progressives: Nurture Versus Nature
As green walls have emerged as a way of covering buildings with vegetation, this P/A citation-winning project offers a cautionary tale.Past Progressives: City Offices, Urban Linchpin
Philadelphia's Municipal Services Building, by Vincent Kling, won high praise for its contribution to broader urban design goals.A Look Back at the California DataMart
This San Francisco building reveals how our interpretation of an architectural form can change with the times.
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