This Thursday, March 23, the AIA Austin will bestow their 2023 Honor Awards to six winners during the Form:Function Celebration and Benefit. The Honor Awards recognize individual and organizational achievements in public architecture, community service, and design and professional excellence. A benefit for the Austin Foundation for Architecture, the event transforms nontraditional spaces each year. For 2023, the event will take place on the ninth floor of RiverSouth Austin from 6 p.m.–9 p.m.

“Our 2023 honorees are true changemakers, not just within their fields but in Austin as a vibrant, growing city.” says AIA Austin and Foundation Executive Director Ingrid Spencer. “Each of them provides solutions to the challenges of rapid regional change in brilliant, unexpected ways. We can’t wait to see what they’ll do next.”

The awards represent exceptional contributions to Austin’s built environment. Past honorees include Mayor Kirk Watson, Community First! Village, and McCann Adams Studio, among other luminaries.

AIA Austin President Christy Taylor, AIA and Foundation President Denisse Hudock, AIA will emcee the event, which features a cocktail hour and short presentations about each honoree.

Learn more and RSVPhere.

2023 AIA Austin Honor Award Winners:

Community Vision Award
Project Transitions

Alan Yamato Taniguchi, FAIA, Award for Public Architecture
Jointly presented with the Austin Foundation for Architecture
Molly Alexander

Firm Achievement Award
Murray Legge Architecture

John V. Nyfeler, FAIA, Community Service Award
Veronica Castro de Barrera, AIA

Emerging Professional Achievement Award
Gabriella Bermea, AIA

Associate Member of the Year Award
Ray Linares, Assoc. AIA

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