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The Alice Washburn Award is named for the distinguished Connecticut designer and builder of the 1920’s, largely self-taught, whose work is known for her thoughtful stylistic and programmatic invention. Focusing on style: the program acknowledges excellence in traditional house design through the thoughtful adaptation of tradition to address 21st-century needs. Works are to be located in Connecticut and designed in a style broadly considered as “traditional”.
2023 Alice Washburn Jury
Rick Nelson, AIA
Architecture Practice Leader
Knickerbocker Group
Portland, ME
Patrick Pinnell, FAIA CNU APA
Owner
Architecture & Town Planning, LLC
Higganum, CT
John Priestley, AIA
Owner and Architect
Priestley Architecture
Rockport, ME
Categories:
New Construction Homes
Additions, Adaptive Re-use, Renovations and Restorations
Accessory Buildings
Eligibility:
Do not include any identifying firm information in your submission. Submissions with identifying information will automatically be disqualified.
Submission Materials:
Judging Criteria:
The Jurors will take into consideration and acknowledge:
Styles may include, but are not limited to:
Fees:
AIA Connecticut Member: $100.00
Member of another Chapter: $200.00
Other Registered Architect: $400.00
Deadline:
Registration opens on February 6
Registration deadline: February 27
Submission deadline: March 31