Tokyo Midtown Yaesu, a transportation-oriented and human-scaled vertical city, has been named one of the fourteen winners of the 2025 ULI Asia Pacific Awards for Excellence—an honor recognizing outstanding real estate projects across the region.
The AIA Connecticut J.E.D.I. Challenge is designed to inspire and incentivize AIA Connecticut member firms to increase gender and racial diversity in their firms and the profession
The BCS Prize were established in 1960 on the initiative of Mr. TouemonTakenaka, the first director of the Building Contractors Association (BCS), based on the idea that “Creation of an excellent building requires mutual understanding and corporation among the client, the architect, and the builder, excursion technique to realize design being essential”. The prize has been awarded to superior domestic buildings, ever since annually, to create building assets and to contribute to the development of culture and global environmental protection.
In 2011, when the BCS was merged with the Japan Federation of Construction Contractors (JFCC), JFCC took over the prize.
The CTBUH 10 Year Award recognizes proven value and performance of tall building projects over a period of time. This award gives an opportunity to reflect back on tall buildings that have been completed and operational for a decade, and acknowledge those projects that have performed successfully long after the ribbon-cutting ceremonies have passed. Devon Energy Center was recognized for this achievement in 2022.
AIA Connecticut has awarded Associate Principal Nancy Clayton the 2022 Women in Architecture Award. Honoring registered and practicing female architects in Connecticut, the award is granted to individuals who demonstrate design excellence, promote equitable & sustainable practice, and are affecting change in the profession.