Do you have a project in which design excellence achieved important objectives for your client? Did it grow out of collaboration between architect and client? If so, enter it in the 2004 Business Week/Architectural Record Awards competition. Submissions are due April 16; late submissions are due April 21 (with a $50 late fee).

A jury of prominent architects and business leaders will select recipients of the 2004 BW/AR Awards by evaluating how design contributed to the project’s success, level of architect/client collaboration, measurable results, and quality of the architectural design solution. The jury will also consider innovation, benefit to user and client, appropriate aesthetics and visual appeal, and bottom-line results.

This year’s jury includes:

• Moshe Safdie, FAIA, principal, Moshe Safdie & Associates
• Lee Green, director of corporate identity and design, IBM Corporation
• Paula S. Wallace, president, Savannah College of Art and Design
• Betsy Z. Cohen, chairman & CEO, Resource Asset Investment Trust
• Rand Elliott, FAIA, principal, Elliott + Associates Architects
• Marianne McKenna, FRAIC, principal, Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects
• Douglas Gardner, former president, Catellus Urban Development Group
• Paul Herzan, president, Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum
• Frances P. Huppert, FAIA, senior vice president, design & construction, Empire State Development Corporation
• Allison G. Williams, FAIA, managing principal, Ai/San Francisco.

Visit the BW/AR Web site for forms and more information.

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