New architecture award and fellowship programs to consider this week

NOMA 2020 Phil Freelon Professional Professional Design Awards
Register/Submit Deadline: Friday, Sep 11, 2020

The National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) is pleased to announce the second Phil Freelon Professional Design Awards. With a legacy of recognizing outstanding architectural design work, NOMA renamed the decades-old prestigious design awards in honor of Phil Freelon's notable career, recognizing him as one of the most influential African American architects of our time. Freelon passed away July 9, 2019. The awards will be presented at the Annual NOMA Conference October 14-17, 2020, held virtually this year.

2021 International Architecture Awards
Register/Submit Deadline: Tuesday, Dec 1, 2020

Since 2004, The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design, together with The European Center for Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies and Metropolitan Arts Press, Ltd. have organized The International Architecture Awards as a way in which to honor the best, significant new buildings, landscape architecture, and planning projects designed and/or built around the world’s leading architects, landscape architects, and urban planners practicing nationally and internationally. The International Architecture Awards give an important global overview of the current aesthetic direction of today’s commercial, corporate, institutional, and residential work to the real estate, banking, business, and corporate community, as well as to the press and general public worldwide.

11th Idea-Tops Award - International Space Design Award
Register/Submit Deadline: Thursday, Dec 31, 2020

Idea-Tops Organizing Committee has announced the 11th International Space Design Award, calling for marvelous projects of interior design and architecture from around the world. Winners are selected in 18 categories in architecture and interior design by the jury panel of renowned architects, academics and industry experts.

2021 Lyceum Fellowship - Reimagining the Visitor Experience - The Ames Estate
Register/Submit Deadline: Friday, May 14, 2021

When founded in 1891 by landscape architect Charles Eliot, The Trustees of Reservations (The Trustees) name was much better understood. The term “reservation” was used by Eliot to describe his own notion of "park-making." Unlike Frederick Law Olmsted, whose approach to designing parks was to start from scratch, Eliot favored selecting natural or cultural landscapes that had inherent beauty and interest and then improve, preserve, and open them to the public. The Trustees of Reservations is the first private, nonprofit conservation organization of its kind in the country.

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