About the Florida Foundation for Architecture

The Florida Foundation for Architecture is a non-profit organization that exists to advocate the value of architecture to audiences beyond the profession.

The Foundation shall facilitate its purpose through the solicitation and expenditure of gifts, grants, and legacies. It may establish and fund scholarships and educational programs to recognize meritorious work and distribute information of advantage to the profession in a manner that will have a positive influence toward the goal of enhancing public perception of the value of architecture.

The Foundation welcomes gifts of monies, property, or legacies in order to support the growth of its long term Endowment fund. The Foundation relies on the generous support of the AIA membership, allied professionals and private citizens who may share concern for the quality of the built environment and support the avid stewardship of architecture and architectural research.

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2011 - CSH/Florida - Sustainability by necessity

With the goal to re-define the notion of the ‘Florida House’ for the 21st century, the Florida Foundation for Architecture embarked on a design competition program to explore the concept of integrating affordability and sustainability in the design of single family infill housing for neighborhoods and communities throughout Florida.

The Winners:

1st Place - Eric Holtgard, Assoc. AIA – University of South Florida

2nd Place - Christian MacCarroll, Assoc. AIA – HKS

3rd Place - Kim Headland, AIA; Eric Rice, AIA; Eric Gebo, Assoc. AIA; John Thompson, AIA – Wilder Architecture