2025 AIA Convention Award Winners part 2
Update: 2025-10-03
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In this special episode of the On Center Podcast, host Matt Crowder celebrates the 2025 AIA Convention Award Winners and sits down with an incredible lineup of guests who are shaping the future of architecture. Hear from Don Duncan, recipient of the Juliet Petal Award, as he shares how humor and real-world experience impact his teaching philosophy. Cass Parker, honored with the Next Gen Award, talks about balancing creativity and rigor early in her career and the importance of mentorship both in and out of the profession.
Architects Antone Sgro and Colin Drake provide an insider’s look at transformative library projects, diving into community engagement, sustainability, and historic preservation. Chris Hartz discusses blending tradition and innovation in the University of Notre Dame’s Provost Office renovation, while Bill Brown explains how Commission Row has become a new Indianapolis landmark, thoughtfully connecting diverse spaces in the heart of downtown.
To top it off, Steve Allspaugh and Dean Illingworth join the show to reflect on the extensive restoration of the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Monument and what it means for the city's legacy. Each guest brings unique insight and passion to their craft, making this a must-listen episode for anyone inspired by design and the power of architecture to shape communities.
Thanks for listening to The On Center Podcast where we explore the craft, technology, and people shaping the built environment. A special thanks to our sponsor, MAPP3D Solutions, providing high-accuracy LiDAR scanning and reality capture services that help architects and builders bring their vision on center. To learn more, visit mapp3dsolutions.com. Thanks for listening, and until next time, stay on center.”
Architects Antone Sgro and Colin Drake provide an insider’s look at transformative library projects, diving into community engagement, sustainability, and historic preservation. Chris Hartz discusses blending tradition and innovation in the University of Notre Dame’s Provost Office renovation, while Bill Brown explains how Commission Row has become a new Indianapolis landmark, thoughtfully connecting diverse spaces in the heart of downtown.
To top it off, Steve Allspaugh and Dean Illingworth join the show to reflect on the extensive restoration of the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Monument and what it means for the city's legacy. Each guest brings unique insight and passion to their craft, making this a must-listen episode for anyone inspired by design and the power of architecture to shape communities.
Thanks for listening to The On Center Podcast where we explore the craft, technology, and people shaping the built environment. A special thanks to our sponsor, MAPP3D Solutions, providing high-accuracy LiDAR scanning and reality capture services that help architects and builders bring their vision on center. To learn more, visit mapp3dsolutions.com. Thanks for listening, and until next time, stay on center.”
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