Housing Award 2024
Explore the Housing Award 2024 winners—recognizing the best in home and housing design across five categories.
Recognizing the best in housing design
The Housing Awards 2023, presented by the AIA Housing and Community Development Knowledge Community, emphasize the importance of good housing as a necessity of life, a sanctuary for the human spirit, and a valuable national resource. This year, 10 projects were recognized for this honor across five categories:
- Category 1: One- and Two-Family Custom Residences
- Category 3: Multifamily Housing
- Category 4: Specialized Housing
- Category 5: Excellence in Affordable Housing
- Category 6: Mixed-Use Community Connection
The award-winning design for Berkeley Way Apartments & the Hope Center in Berkeley, Calif. is home to four housing typologies, and a wide umbrella of social, nutritional, physical, and mental health
The award-winning design for Chapman Stables in Washington, D.C. represents the next iteration of a storied piece of local architecture, keeping within the parameters of historic preservation requests
The award-winning design for Cooperwood Senior Living in Flowood, Miss. enables a vibrant, financially accessible community where residents feel invested and able to take advantage of varied amenities
The award-winning design for El Borinquen Residence in New York instills a sense of cultural pride while fulfilling the unique needs of the intergenerational population it serves.
The award-winning design for Madrone Ridge in Healdsburg, Calif. uniquely bridges its interior space and surrounding natural habitat so homeowners can simultaneously avail themselves and their guests
The award-winning design for MIT Site 4 in Cambridge, Mass. serves as a focal point for overall community revitalization, with public transportation promoting ease of access to diverse student support
The award-winning design for Princeton University Residential Colleges in Princeton, N.J. is the first step in a multi-year campus expansion that promotes student satisfaction, shared experiences, and
The award-winning design for Theresa Passive House in Austin, Texas is a trailblazer in sustainable design that integrates historic preservation, practical daily living, and community involvement.
