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* Under $300,000 honorable mention: Homewood residence, [[Krumdieck A+I Design]]
* Under $300,000 honorable mention: Homewood residence, [[Krumdieck A+I Design]]
* Unbuilt honorable mention: [[Birmingham Zoo]] entrance facility, [[Davis Architects]] and Red Mountain residence, [[Krumdieck A+I Design]]
* Unbuilt honorable mention: [[Birmingham Zoo]] entrance facility, [[Davis Architects]] and Red Mountain residence, [[Krumdieck A+I Design]]
===2011===
* Renovation/Adaptive Reuse merit award: [[YWoodlawn]] community, [[Cohen Carnaggio Reynolds]] and [[Dog Days of Birmingham]], [[T. Michael Gibson]]/[[Appleseed Workshop]]
* Institutional merit award: [[Vestavia Hills Public Library]], [[Keith Design]]
* Commercial merit award: [[Springhouse Restaurant]], [[Dungan Nequette Architects]]; and [[Catherine's Market]], [[Dungan Nequette Architects]]
* Residential honor award: [[Silverock Cove Thunder House]], [[Dungan Nequette Architects]]
* Residential merit award: Rosemary Beach II, [[Krumdieck A+I Design]]; Pool house, [[Krumdieck A+I Design]]; [[Creekside of Auburn]], [[Dungan Nequette Architects]] and [[Hopkins Finley Residence]], [[Dungan Nequette Architects]]
* Under $150,000 merit award: Boat house, [[Krumdieck A+I Design]] and [[Iron Tribe Fitness]], [[Hudson Architecture]]
===2010===
* Renovation/Adaptive Reuse honor award: [[Alagasco Technology Demonstration Center]], [[Williams-Blackstock Architects]] and [[Dream Center]], [[Birchfield Penuel & Associates]]
* Renovation/Adaptive Reuse merit award: [[Branscomb Community Center]], [[Cohen Carnaggio Reynolds]]
* Institutional honor award: [[Hoover Fire Station No. 2]], [[Dungan Nequette Architects]] and [[Ruffner Mountain Nature Center]], [[KPS Group, Inc.]]
* Institutional merit award: Crisp Regional Hospital (Cordele, Georgia), [[Gresham, Smith & Partners]] and [[Shelby South Tower]], [[TRO Jung Brannon]]
* Commercial merit award: [[Birmingham Parking Authority Deck No. 3]], [[Williams-Blackstock Architects]] and [[Medical Assurance Company]] offices, [[Williams-Blackstock Architects]]
* Residential honor award: [[Creekside Pavillion]], [[Joe Swaika]]
* Residential merit award: [[Park Place]], [[Williams-Blackstock Architects]] and [[Bodnar residence]], [[Dungan Nequette Architects]]
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===2009===
===2009===

Revision as of 12:20, 20 January 2014

AIA Birmingham, chartered in 1965, is the Birmingham area chapter of the American Institute of Architects, and is part of AIA Alabama. The group represent approximately 770 architects, interns and affiliates in a six county area (Jefferson, Blount, Bibb, Fayette, St Clair and Tuscaloosa). The purpose of the organization is to promote good design and practice in architecture and to represent the profession.

The chapter's offices are located at 107 21st Street South. The executive director is Rhea Williams.

The Birmingham chapter also organizes an N2 Architecture program for area middle schools.

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Awards

Each year the AIA Birmingham chapter honors exceptional work by local firms in the chapter Honor Awards:

2013

2012

2011

2010

2009

2008

2007

2006

Presidents

Local officers serve a one-year term:

References

  • AIA Birmingham. (December 2006) Newsletter

External links

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