2024 Wood In Architecture Awards Showcase Excellence In Sustainable And Innovative Design

WoodWorks – Wood Products Council has revealed the winners of its 2024 Wood in Architecture awards, honouring excellence and innovation in mass timber, heavy timber, light-frame, and hybrid building design. This annual award programme recognises developers and design teams using wood in innovative ways that positively impact the environment, occupants, and communities throughout the U.S.

"In schools, offices, and community gathering spaces, this year’s winning projects exemplify wood’s undeniably positive influence in modern design. To the designers whose ingenuity and dedication make innovative wood projects happen—thank you for inspiring others to consider wood solutions, across building types and at any scale," said WoodWorks President and CEO, Jennifer Cover.

2024 Wood Design Awards Highlights

The winning projects showcase innovative design from coast to coast—and point to wood as a fixture in sustainable and flexible design. Winners include an office building with a nearly all-mass timber frame in a high-seismic area, a temporary outdoor structure that signifies environmental justice, educational and institutional structures, and multi-family housing.

An independent jury of design and building professionals reviewed, deliberated, and selected the winning projects based on four criteria: design excellence, innovative use of wood, sustainability and resilience, and market impact. The 2024 jurors included:

  • Mike Duffy, AIA, NCARB Associate Principal, RSP Architects
  • Jennifer Hardy, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Principal, Goody Clancy
  • KT Lamb Anecdote Architectural Experiences
  • Anne Monnier, PE, SE Principal, KPFF

2024 Winning Projects

The following projects have been recognised for their outstanding contributions to wood architecture:

Banneker Ventures

The call for nominations for the 2025 Wood in Architecture Awards will open in December of 2024.

About WoodWorks – Wood Products Council

The WoodWorks – Wood Products Council is a non-profit organisation providing education and free technical support related to the design, engineering, and construction of commercial and multi-family wood buildings in the U.S. Staffed by engineers, architects, and construction experts. Major funding comes from the Softwood Lumber Board (SLB), USDA Forest Service, and Forestry Innovation Investment.

The winning projects can be viewed in an online gallery. Photography credits and write-ups of each project for media use are available for download.

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