AIA Oregon Fellows Award

The Fellows Award is bestowed at the discretion of the AIA Oregon Fellows Committee to acknowledge significant contributions to the built environment or advancing community understanding of the impact of architecture and design. The Award is not limited to AIA members nor strictly to architectural works. The Fellows Award can be given to individuals, organizations, or significant events that meet these criteria and contribute to communities in a unique and rewarding way, and is meant to heighten public awareness of good design. There is no obligation that the Award be given annually.

Nominations for the 2025 Fellows Award

Do you know of a project, person, or program that you think is deserving of this award - let the Fellows know!

Projects, people, and programs are limited to the state of Oregon. Past recipients include the McMenamin Brothers (for McMenamin's properties historic renovations); Portland Public Schools (for investment in and renovation of community schools) and the Halprin Landscape Conservancy for their restoration of urban parkland.

Nominations will be considered by the AIA Oregon Fellows Committee. Nominees are meant to remain as anonymous as possible and is not a formal application. Eligible awardees will be determined and kept confidential by the AIA Oregon Fellows committee.

Nomination is not a guarantee of award. If you have questions about the process, announcements, or AIA Oregon Architecture Awards / Professional Achievement Awards program, please contact Heather Wilson