Hennebery Eddy Architects is honored to once again be recognized as finalist in the “Best Sustainable Firm” category for the 2026 Architizer A+Awards — the world’s largest and most international awards program celebrating the finest architecture and design from across the globe. Out of a large pool of entries, the firm was named one of five global finalists and will be published in A+Awards anthology, “Architizer: The World’s Best Architecture 2027.” We’re grateful to be recognized alongside a remarkable group of firms shaping the future of the built environment worldwide. In 2025, the firm was also a finalist in the Best Sustainable Firm category and was voted as the “Popular Choice Winner.”
The firm is also honored to receive Special Mention in the Cultural Museum category for the Portland Art Museum Rothko Pavilion and Campus Transformation, designed in partnership with Vinci Hamp Architects. Out of thousands of submissions, fewer than 10% were chosen as Special Mentions identifying design leadership.
Hennebery Eddy is committed to advancing net-positive solutions that achieve regenerative structures and sites. Our designs are informed by climate analysis and modelling and feature simple, efficient systems, as well as healthy and regionally significant materials. As a baseline, our in-house experts model every project to understand energy use and daylighting. Unique to the firm is our Historic Resources Group, a team of a dozen in-house experts who provide the full spectrum of sustainable preservation services for existing buildings.
With a global audience of more than 400 million, the A+Awards focus on the appreciation of meaningful design and its potential for a positive impact on everyday life. A full list of award winners can be found here.