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ˇ Honors & Awards
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2008
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Charlotte U.S. Green Building Council
and Charlotte Business Journal Green Innovation Award to the DPZ Charlotte office for their Light
Imprint initiative.
Richard H. Driehaus Prize for
Classical Architecture to Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk
for DPZ’s accomplishments as town planners
and architects: The University of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN.
Best in American Living
Award, “Best Suburban Smart Growth Neighborhood/Community,” for Amelia Park, City of Fernandia, Amelia Island
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2007
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Outstanding Communications and Public
Engagement Award for East
Fraserlands, Vancouver,
Canada: Canadian
Urban Institute
Neighborhood Excellence Award for East Fraserlands, Vancouver, Canada:
Canadian Institute of Planners
New Urban Design Award for Aqua, Miami Beach:
Miami
Design Preservation League
Best of American Living Award for Vickery, Georgia: Professional
Builders Magazine and the National Association of
Homebuilders
Honor Award for
the City Market master plan, which was prepared in conjunction with SFCS
Inc., Roanoke, Virginia: Blue Ridge Chapter of the American Institute of
Architects
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2006
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Arthur Ross Award in Community Design for The Mississippi Renewal Forum,
launched by Governor Haley Barbour, Leland Speed and Jim Barksdale, and led
by Andrés Duany: The Institute for Classical Architecture & Classical
America
Smart Growth Award for Westmont
Station, Wood-Ridge Borough: The New
Jersey Future Research and Policy Group
Marvin Collins Award for Implementation for Willow Oaks, in Greensboro,
North Carolina: the North Carolina
chapter of the American Planning Association
Honor Award for
Kentlands, in Gaithersburg,
Maryland: Maryland Chapter of the American
Institute of Architects
Merit Award for Evans
Farm, in Mclean, Virginia: Maryland Chapter of the American
Institute of Architects
Brownie Award for Implementation and Process for East
Fraserlands, in Vancouver, British Columbia: Canadian Urban Institute
Brownie Award for Sustainable Design and Technological
Innovation on a Brownfield Site for East Fraserlands, in
Vancouver, British Columbia: Canadian Urban Institute
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2005
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Top Ten Developments of 2005 for Southside, Greensboro, North Carolina:
the Sierra Club
Best of American Living Award
(BALA) for
Habersham, Beaufort, South Carolina: Professional Builders Magazine and the National Association of Homebuilders
CHOICE's annual Outstanding Academic Title for The New Civic Art:
Elements of Town Planning (published by Rizzoli)
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2004
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National Award for Smart Growth Achievement – Built
Projects, for the Southside Neighborhood in Greensboro, North
Carolina: Environmental Protection Agency
Outstanding Smart Growth Project for Upper Rock
District, Rockville, MD and Leeland Station, Stafford County,
Virginia: Washington Smart
Growth Alliance
Charter Award for the Northwest Hillsborough County
Masterplan: Congress for the New Urbanism
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2003
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Award for Excellence, to the Town of Seaside: Urban Land
Institute
“Making
Great Communities Happen” Outstanding
Planning Award, to City of
Greensboro, NC,
for implementation of the Southside Area Development Plan:
American Planning Association
Charter Award for the Quartier am Tacheles
in Berlin, Germany: Congress for the New Urbanism
Charter Award for consulting with Glatting Jackson Kercher Anglin Lopez Rinehart
Inc, for the Sarasota
2050 Regional Plan: Congress for the New Urbanism
Charter Award, presented jointly to DPZ and Dover-Kohl for the design of I’On, in Mt Pleasant, South Carolina: Congress for the New
Urbanism
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2002
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Women’s
Park History Gallery, Elizabeth
Plater-Zyberk inducted
Floridanas Especiales, to Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk: Cuban
Women's Club
Certificate of Merit, for Downtown Fort Myers Revitalization and
Landscape Plan: The Florida Planning & Zoning Association
Best Community First Place Award, for Mt. Laurel, Birmingham, AL:
Greater Birmingham Association of Home Builders
Award of Appreciation, to Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk in recognition of
leadership effort and outstanding contributions: The Miami Chapter of the AIA
Arthur Ross Award in Community Planning, to Andrés Duany and
Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk: Institute for Classical Architecture, New York, NY
Choate Alumni Seal Prize, to Andrés Duany: Choate Rosemary Hall,
Wallingford, CT
Top Ten Communities in the U.S. for Baby Boomers, for Amelia Park:
National Association of Home Builders
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2001
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The Vincent J. Scully Prize, to
Andrés Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk for exemplary practice and
scholarship in architecture and urban design: National Building Museum, Washington,
DC
Award of Merit, to DPZ and Bowman Development Group for Vermillion
Phase I: AIA Charlotte, NC,
Chapter
Honorary Doctorate in Architecture, to Andrés Duany and Elizabeth
Plater-Zyberk: University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA
First Prize: Jabal Khandama
Invited International Design Competition, Mekkah,
Saudi Arabia
Project Planning Award, for Craig
Ranch, McKinney, TX: APA
Texas Chapter
Best Redevelopment Plan Award, for Liberty Harbor North, Jersey City, NJ:
APA New Jersey
Chapter
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2000
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Sierra Club Smart Growth Award, for the Vermillion project in North Carolina and
for the Plan Baton Rouge in Louisiana.
Outstanding Team Award, to Duany
Plater-Zyberk & Company for the urban/Master Plan for the Northwest
Hillsborough Community Plan: the Planning Commission, April 13, 2000.
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1999
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AIA Silver Medal Award, to Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk
and Andrés Duany in recognition of excellence for their entire body of work
over their career: AIA Miami
Chapter.
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1998
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Founders Award for Civic Leadership, to honor individuals of national stature for
contributions in the stewardship of our nation’s
communities, to Andrés Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk:
Partners for Livable Communities, Washington, DC
Award for Excellence in Architecture, for the San Juan Bautista
Mission Church, Miami, FL: Florida Association of the AIA
Meritorious Service Award, for Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk: AIA Miami Chapter
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1997
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Honorary Doctorate in Architecture, to Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk: University of Notre
Dame, Notre Dame, IN
Educational Leadership Award, to Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk: AIA Miami
Chapter
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1996
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Award of Excellence in Architecture, for Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Miami, FL:
AIA Miami Chapter
Outstanding Architect of the Year Award, to Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk:
AIA Miami Chapter
Urban Design Award, to Andrés Duany: AIA
Miami Chapter
Order of Distinction, for professional accomplishments by Andrés
Duany: Chivas Regal Miami
Governor's Smart Growth and Development Award, for the outstanding
and innovative planning vision in the design of Prospect, CO: State of
Colorado
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1995
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Honorary Doctorate in Humane Letters, to Andrés Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk for
promoting the civic realm and renewing interest in the built environment:
Rollins College, Winter Park, FL
Award for Excellence in Architecture, for The St. Hugh Oaks Village,
Coconut Grove, FL: Florida Association of the AIA
1995 Top Women Achievers in South Florida, for exceptional
performance and outstanding accomplishments by Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk: South Florida Magazine
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1994
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1994 Professional Achievement Award, for raising awareness in traditional
community planning: Professional
Builder Magazine
1994 Newsmakers Award, for DPZ’s efforts in the field of
planning: Engineering News Record
Magazine
American Association of University Women Role Model Award, for
contributions in academic leadership by Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk: American
Association of University Women, Florida Division
Brandeis Award for Architecture, to Andrés Duany and Elizabeth
Plater-Zyberk for outstanding contributions in the fields of architecture
and planning: Brandeis University, Waltham, MA
The Southern Home Award, Development of the Year for Blount Springs,
AL: Southern Living Magazine
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1993
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1993 Top Ten Architecture Picks List, for schematic design of Florida City ’s
City Hall: The Miami Herald,
Miami, FL
Design Leadership Award Nomination, for civic contributions made
during the Florida City Charrette: American Institute of Graphic Arts,
Miami Chapter, FL
Honorary Doctorate in Architecture, to Andrés Duany and Elizabeth
Plater-Zyberk for contributions to the urban design of Providence, RI:
Johnson & Wales University
The Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation Medal in Architecture, to
Andrés Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk for DPZ’s accomplishments as
town planners and architects: The University of Virginia School of
Architecture, Charlottesville, VA
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1992
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The Seaside Prize, to Andrés Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk
for contributions to community planning and design: The Seaside Institute
Award of Excellence, for the town of Kentlands, MD: Maryland State
Planning Commission
Citation Award: Urban Design, for the village of Rosa Vista, AZ: Progressive Architecture Magazine
Builder’s Choice Awards for Excellence in Design and Planning,
for Kentlands, MD: Builder Magazine
President’s Award, for contributions by Elizabeth
Plater-Zyberk in the post-Hurricane Andrew recovery process: Miami Chapter AIA
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1991
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"Best of 1991”, for the design of Kentlands, MD:
Time Magazine
Castle Award for
Entrepreneurial Achievement, for professional and academic achievements
by Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk.
AIA Survey: 10 Best
Works of American Architecture Since 1980: Seaside, FL
Institute Honors for Urban Design, for the master plan of Seaside, FL:
AIA
The Key to the City: Chapel
Hill, NC
"Best of the Decade -- 1980s” (Design), for master plan
of Seaside, FL: Time
Magazine
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1990
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Award of Excellence in Architecture, for El Prado House,
Coral Gables, FL: AIA Miami
Chapter
The Governor's Urban Design Award, for downtown master plan for Stuart,
FL: State of Florida
Design 100, Editorial Award for Design Contributions: Metropolitan Home Magazine
FACE Award, for contributions in urban planning by Andrés Duany: Facts
About Cuban Exiles Organization, Miami, FL
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1989
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Purchase Award, Invited Design Competition for the Addition
to the American Library (Amerika-Gedenkbibliothek),
Berlin, Germany
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1988
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National Citation Award for Excellence in Urban
Design for the master plan of Seaside, FL:
AIA
Golden Aurora Award, for the master plan of Seaside, FL:
Southeast Builders Conference
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1987
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Award for Contributions to Urban Planning, AIA
Rio Salado (Puerto Rico)
Chapter
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1986
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Award of Honor, for Westover House, Ft. Worth, TX: AIA Florida South Chapter
Award of Honor, for Southern Star Restaurant, Jupiter, FL: AIA Florida South Chapter
Governor’s Urban Design Award, for the master plan of Seaside,
FL: State of Florida
Florida Architect’s Media Award, for "The Decline of the
Suburbs,” Article by Andrés Duany: Florida Association of the AIA
Builder’s Best Award, for Seaside, FL: Builder Magazine
Architectural Record Houses: Vilanova
House, Key Biscayne, FL
Design Award, to DPZ as town planners of Seaside, FL: Connecticut
Society of Architects/ AIA
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1985
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Award of Honor, for Clary House, Sanibel Island, FL:
AIA Florida South Chapter
Award of Honor, for Vilanova House, Key Biscayne, FL:
AIA Florida South Chapter
Award of Honor, for Hibiscus House, Coconut Grove, FL:
AIA Florida South Chapter
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1984
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Award of Honor, for Galen Medical Building, Boca Raton, FL: AIA Florida South Chapter
Award for Excellence in Architecture, for the master plan of
Seaside, FL: Florida Association of the AIA
Architectural Record Houses: De
la Cruz House, Key Biscayne, FL.
Citation in Urban Design, for
the master plan of Seaside,
FL: Progressive Architecture Magazine
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1983
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Architectural Record Houses: Hibiscus House, Coconut Grove, FL.
Award of Honor, for the master plan of Seaside, FL:AIA Florida South Chapter
Award for Excellence in Architecture, for Hibiscus House, Coconut Grove, FL:
Florida
Association of the AIA
Award of Honor, for Charleston
Place, Boca Raton, FL: American Institute of Architects (AIA) Florida South Chapter
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