Floating city, vertical gardening among winning student architecture designs
The 63rd AIA Honolulu annual awards were announced the week of November 8 via short videos on social media.
The 63rd AIA Honolulu annual awards were announced the week of November 8 via short videos on social media.
Students earned awards at the Innovation+Imagination Student Challenge on exhibit at ±á²¹·É²¹¾±ʻ¾±¡¯²õ Woodshow 2021.
The UH Community Design Center earned multiple awards presented in October.
Wendy Meguro was named one of 17 recipients named to the American Institute of Architects Next to Lead program.
An architecture student received an award from the APA Âé¶¹´«Ã½ Chapter for her project that incorporates new urban typology in service to Indigenous design.
UH Mānoa students won first place and an honorable mention in the 2021 Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture Steel Competition.
The project will provide access to historical documents of the Hawaiian Home Lands from the past 100 years.
Using landscape design framework rooted in Hawaiian principles and perspectives, a student redesigned the Kamakakūokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies grounds.
The project serves as a future planning tool for the south shore of urban Honolulu, which stretches from Diamond Head to Pearl Harbor.
Cathi Ho Schar was elevated to the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows, one of the highest honors bestowed on an individual member.