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The Henderson-Hopkins School has won silver in the Architectural Design/Eduational Building category of the first annual American Architecture Prize! The American Architecture Prize recognizes those architects whose "innovative buildings, designs and landscapes can help redesign the way we live our lives for the better and enable us to make the most of the space we have." We are honored to recieve such and esteemed award. 

Constitution Gardens, our competition-winning collaboration with PWP Landscape Architecture to redesign Constitution Gardens on the National Mall, has been chosen for an Award of Excellence in Urban Design/Master Planning by the AIA DC. 

Rob and Betsy attended a cocktail reception on Monday night hosted at Minton’s by co-owners Dick Parsons and Alexander Smalls. At the event, the Madison Square Boys & Girls Club unveiled designs for a new four-story, 45,000-sq.-ft. flagship Clubhouse for young people ages 6-18, to be located in Central Harlem. See the Architects Newspaper article here.

Buckhead Park Over GA400 is featured on Dezeen - our new collaborative project with Nelson Byrd Woltz that is seen to be "a unique, world-class civic space that is both beautiful and functional." The park would help stitch together parts of the Buckhead neighbourhood that became disconnected when the highway was built there in the 1990s.

The Henderson-Hopkins School in East Baltimore has won an Award of Excellence from the AIA's Committee on Architecture for Education. The awards this year "illustrate an emphasis on innovative building technologies and a fundamental connection to surrounding communities." We are especially honored by this accolade considering the school's transformative presence in its neighborhood and its devotion to serving the people and children of East Baltimore.  

Buckhead CID Executive Director Jim Durrett has become one of Buckhead Park Over GA400's most vocal proponents, given the vision and design concepts that he and other members of the Buckhead Community Improvement District presented Wednesday to the public, together with Rob Rogers and our design partner, Nelson Byrd Woltz. According to Durrett, "People need a place… to be able to gather, to be able to decompress in the outdoors, to be in a peaceful environment, and that’s what this is going to provide."

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