High Honor Award
New Construction

Fordham School of Law and McKeon Residence Hall
New York, New York

Pei Cobb Freed & Partners
New York, New York

WSP Cantor Seinuk
New York, New York
Structural Engineer

Cosentini Associates
New York, New York
Mechanical/Electrical/Plumbing

AKRF Environmental & Planning Consultants, Inc.
New York, New York
Environmental Engineer

Langan Engineering & Environmental Services
New York, New York
Civil Engineer

Gotham Construction
New York, New York
Constructor

Photo Credit: Paul Warchol Photography

Honor Award
New Construction

No. 7 Subway Line Extension
New York, New York

Dattner Architects
New York, New York
Lead Architect

WSP/ Parsons Brinckerhoff
New York, New York
Engineer of Record

Hill International
New York, New York
Consultant Construction Manager

HDR
New York
Consultant Construction Manager

The LiRo Group
New York
Consultant Construction Manager

Photo Credits: Steven Dorneles

Honor Award
New Construction

Upstate Cancer Center
Syracuse, New York

EwingCole
New York, New York
Architect

The Pike Company
Syracuse, New York
Constructor

Photo Credits: Halkin/Mason Photography, LLC

Honor Award
New Construction

Maritime Academic Center
Bronx, New York

EYP Inc.
New York, New York
Architect & MEP Engineering

Ysrael A. Seinuk P.C.
Woodbridge, New Jersey
Structural Engineering

McClaren Engineering
West Nyack, New York
Civil Engineering

J. KokolakisContracting, Inc.
Bronx, New York
Constructor

Photo Credits: Jeff Goldberg/ESTO

Honor Award
New Construction

New Science & Technology Center
Fredonia, New York

Mitchell|Giurgola Architects, LLP
New York, New York
Architect

Ysrael A. Seinuk, PC
New York, NY
Structural Engineer

ME Engineering, PC
Rochester, NY
MEP/FP Engineering

Watts Architecture and Engineering, PC
Buffalo, NY
Site/Civil Engineering

McMahon and Mann Consulting Engineers
Buffalo, New York
Geotechnical Engineering

The Pike Company
Rochester, New York
Constructor

Photo Credits: Jeff Goldberg/ESTO

Honor Award
New Construction

The Wild Center-Bio Building
Tupper Lake, New York

Architect of record:
Phinney Design Group
Saratoga Springs, New York

Concept Design:

HOK in collaboration with The Office of Charles P. Reay

Bovis
Clifton Park, New York
Construction Manager

Schoder Rivers Associates
Queensbury, New York
Engineer

LA Group
Saratoga Springs, New York
Site/Civil Engineer

Photo Credits: Wild Center

Honor Award
Historic Preservation

C. Fred Johnson Carousel Building
Johnson City, New York

Delta Engineers, Architects, & Land Surveyors
Endwell, New York
Architect/Engineer of Record

ICS Builders, Inc.
New York, New York
Constructor

J. Orlando & Son Contracting
Endicott, New York
Constructor

Nelcorp Electrical Contracting
Endwell, New York
Electrical Construction

Photo Credits: Delta Engineers, Architects, & Land Surveyors

Award
Historic Preservation

SUNY Plattsburgh MacDonough Hall Roof Replacement
Plattsburgh, New York

Bell & Spina, Architects-Planners, P.C.
Syracuse, New York

Mid-State Industries Ltd.
Schenectady, New York
Constructor

MH Professional Engineering, PLLC
Clifton Park, New York
MEP Engineer

Photo Credits: Bell & Spina, Architects-Planners, P.C.

 Henry Hobson Richardson Award

Peter T. Flynn, AIA

Peter Flynn, AIA, is the Design Principal at Flynn Battaglia Architects, responsible for design direction of all the firm’s projects, and its marketing and public relations activities.  Mr. Flynn’s design approach emphasizes an open process engaging the client and user in the development of a design vision and concept which maximizes opportunity, aesthetics, and accountability.

In 40 years of professional practice, Mr. Flynn has provided leadership capitalizing on his expertise in planning, design, and preservation.  He has been involved in a wide variety of project types with concentration in work for public institutions and community organizations. He has in-depth knowledge of planning and development as well as research, feasibility studies, historic structures reports and planning.

Flynn received his Bachelors from Cornell and is a graduate of the University at Buffalo with a Master of Architecture and Harvard Graduate School of Design in Historic Preservation.

The Henry Hobson Richardson Award recognizes AIA members licensed in NYS and practicing in the private sector who have made a significant contribution to the quality of NYS public architecture and who have established a portfolio of accomplishments.

Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller Award

Robert Eisenstat, AIA

Robert Eisenstat, AIA, is the Chief Architect of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PA).  The PA is a unique public agency with a mission of providing safe and efficient movement of people and goods to serve the economic development of the region.

As Chief Architect, Robert directs the 50-person Architectural, Landscape Architecture, and Graphic Design Unit within the Agency’s 600-person Engineering Department, responsible for the design of projects in the PA Capital Program.  He is responsible for a quality-based call-in program that includes Architects, Landscape Architects, and multiple specialty consultants.

Robert has made significant contributions to the Agency’s 10-year, $27.6 billion Capital Plan quality of design not only through his direct efforts, but also through his advocacy efforts within the PA for those projects designed by others.  He has served on selection committees and provided input to requests for proposals, most recently, the Port Authority Bus Terminal International Design Competition.

Robert graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a Bachelor of Architecture in 1976.  He has been in his role as co-chair of the AIA New York Chapter Transportation and Infrastructure Committee since 2007, raising public and professional awareness of this archetype, and has served to promote innovative transportation policies in New York City and the region.   He co-authored the transportation and infrastructure content of the AIANY Chapter publication, The Post-Sandy Initiative, and presented at the AIA National Convention regarding the professional response to PlaNYC.

The Nelson Rockefeller Award recognizes licensed architects employed in the public sector in New York State whose work on projects within their jurisdiction has furthered the cause of design excellence in public architecture.