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McKinney York receives numerous awards at annual AIA Austin Gala

12 May 2007 in Awards, Civic Involvement

In the most exciting single day for McKinney York Architects, at the annual AIA Austin Gala the firm is honored with the 2007 Firm Achievement Award, four of our projects receive 2007 Design Awards, and Al York receives a service award for his role in the creation of the AIA Center for Architecture in downtown Austin. The projects receiving awards are the Austin City Loft, Constant Springs Residence, City of Leander Transit Facility, and the Waco Residence.

Twitter Updates

  • Image of the day: Bruce Goff's Bavinger House, an icon of organic architecture and creativity in Norman, Oklahoma http://t.co/VcsriekT 2012-02-29
  • The Bavinger House was the winner of the AIA's 25 year award in 1987, the award is given to buildings of "enduring significance" 2012-02-29
  • Sorry to hear Bruce Goff's Bavinger House was severely damaged w/ no plans of restoration, & pieces now being auctioned http://t.co/H6ckCItJ 2012-02-29
  • Image of the day: Pritzker winner Wang Shu's Ningbo History Museum http://t.co/cKCxl1Lx we should learn a lot about them in the near future 2012-02-27
  • Wang Shu of Amateur Architecture Studio, a relatively unknown firm in the US, is the first Chinese firm to win Pritzker http://t.co/xGtV5T4D 2012-02-27
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