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AIA Peconic To Hold Design Awards Celebration April 13 in East Hampton

authorStaff Writer on Apr 4, 2024

AIA Peconic, the East End’s chapter of the American Institute of Architects, will hold its 2024 Daniel J. Rowen Memorial Design Awards celebration on Saturday, April 13, at 6 p.m. at the Ross School Senior Lecture Hall in East Hampton.

The work submitted to the Design Awards will be on gallery display. The jurors included Deborah Burke, Joeb Moore and Omar Gandhi, and the special jury adjudicating the Sustainable Architecture Award: Anthony Harrington, Whitney Smith and Rives Taylor.

The awards presentation will include remarks by AIA Peconic President Edgar Papazian and a program moderated by past AIA Peconic President Lori Beppu.

Admission is $55 for adults, $45 for AIA Peconic members and $30 for AIA Peconic associate members. Admission includes hors d’oeuvres, wine, beer and networking.

Then on Thursday, May 9, at 5:30 p.m., at Page at 63 Main in Sag Harbor, Elevated Audio Video will host a meal as architects and designers sit for Lutron’s presentation “Today’s Smart Home.” The AIA Peconic program will identify opportunities for smart home products throughout a property, communicate the life improving benefits of smart home products and explain how to ensure that various products will integrate with each other successfully. It will also include tips to create intuitive and beneficial voice commands.

AIA and IDCEC learning credits are offered.

Visit aiapeconic.org for more information and registration.

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