Vote Today! Two faculty projects up for Architizer A+ Awards

Category: Architecture + Workspace

"He, She & It," designed by architecture professors Stephanie Davidson and Georg Rafailidis, is a collection of three distinct buildings for three spatial needs, collaged into one structure. The 1,400-square-foot building in Buffalo's Parkside neighborhood houses work spaces for a painter ("he") and a ceramist/silversmith ("she"), and a greenhouse (for "it" - seedlings and plants). Each space features a distinctive atmosphere for its respective user. The project engaged several architecture students as interns across all phases, from design to permitting and construction drawing to presentation modeling.

Category: Unbuilt Residential

Designed by architecture professor Jin Young Song, "High Living" is a set of prefabricated connecting towers made out of re-purposed shipping containers. It is designed as a "radical but realistic cure" to issues of public health, safety and well-being in the Dharavi Slum in Mumbai, India, one of the largest in the world.

Now in its fourth year, the 2016 Architizer A+ Awards is the largest international awards program focused on nurturing the appreciation of meaningful architecture in the world and championing its potential for a positive impact on everyday life. One A+Award Finalist in every category will win a Popular Choice Award based on the number of public votes they receive.