AIA Peconic Awards Deadline Is January 31 - 27 East

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AIA Peconic Awards Deadline Is January 31

authorStaff Writer on Jan 28, 2025

The deadline to register for AIA Peconic’s 2025 Daniel J. Rowen Design Awards is Friday, January 31.

Fees are also due that day, but the submissions themselves don’t have to be uploaded until February 28.

The annual award program celebrates firms and individuals who demonstrate their outstanding architectural excellence and advance the architectural discourse on the East End.

The categories are Architecture, Sustainable Architecture, Historic Preservation and Adaptive Reuse, Unbuilt Projects and Emerging Professionals.

The Design Awards Celebration will take place on April 24, and each submission includes one admission to the celebration. The submissions will all be exhibited during the celebration.

Registration fees per entry are $225 for AIA Peconic members, $100 for AIA Peconic associate members, $300 for out-of-chapter AIA members and $400 for non-AIA registered architects. Learn more at aiapeconic.org.

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