We strive to create inspired architecture with an enormous impact on society. We are fortunate that in 2021 two of our projects were recognized with 3 national American Institute of Architects Honor Awards, the highest award the AIA can bestow upon a project.
2021 AIA Architecture Award
2021 AIA Regional and Urban Design Award
The Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex (ISEC) at Northeastern University received an AIA Architecture Award and an AIA Regional and Urban Design Award. Previously, ISEC received an AIA COTE Top Ten Award, an AIA/SCUP Award and the Harleston Parker Medal as the most beautiful building in Boston. Having received national awards for Architecture, Urban Design, Campus Planning, Sustainability and beauty, ISEC embodies all the core elements of our mission.
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AIA Architecture Award
AIA Regional and Urban Design Award
2021 AIA Regional and Urban Design Award
The third American Institute of Architects Honor Award we received this year was for a pro-bono project, Beyond Walls, in Lynn, Massachusetts. Beyond Walls was recognized for Regional and Urban Design through a series of urban interventions involving public art, lighting, and COVID inspired public health devices to improve the core of a New England industrial city and keep it healthy. We are especially proud of our pro-bono work; it is a core part of our practice that is making an enormous impact yet is also beautiful.
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Recipient of the AIA Regional and Urban Design Award
In 2021, Payette has also received 3 additional national awards. They are AIA COTE® Top Ten Awards; AIA Education Facility Design Awards, Design Excellence Award and SCUP/AIA-CAE Excellence in Architecture, Honor Award for Lafayette College Rockwell Integrated Sciences Center.
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center recently completed a new inpatient building in the heart of Boston’s Longwood Medical Area. A rich texture and palette of materials adorn the wall along the base of the building. Polished black granite forms the watercourse and seat walls, warm gray granite is used on the large wall panels, and an alternating texture of black granite, green glazed terracotta, and weathered steel is applied to the vertical recesses between the granite wall panels.
This design accentuates key elements in the landscape and introduces an intimate human scale and craftsmanship to the pedestrian realm.
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