The internationally acclaimed CODAawards celebrate the projects that most successfully integrate commissioned art into interior, architectural, or public spaces.
Commissioned Art Matters - and the CODAawards celebrate this. The CODAawards program honors the individuals and the teams whose collective imaginations create the public and private spaces that inspire us every day.
Artists, Designers, Architects, Public Art Administrators, Art Consultants, Industry Resources, Technologists, Cross-Disciplinary Creators, Landscape Architects: Everyone involved in the collaborative process of creating artful spaces are encouraged to enter.
2023 CODAaward Winning Projects:
Annabelle Over the Hollywood Hills
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Criteria
Entries are reviewed by a jury of thought leaders in the design, architecture, and art worlds. Our jurors evaluate each entry on three unique criteria across ten categories:
• The integration of commissioned artwork into site-specific projects, completed in the last 3 years
• The strength of the collaborative process among the creative teams, commissioners, and industry resources
• The ability of a project to blend the art and design seamlessly to create a place as art, rather than a place with art
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Commercial
Office buildings, office spaces, corporate campuses, shopping centers, sports arenas, retailers, breweries, wineries, boardrooms, and other shared spaces
Education
Public and private schools, universities, colleges, alternative learning facilities, student unions, cafeterias, dormitories, libraries and other school spaces
Healthcare
Hospitals, clinics, and other inpatient, outpatient, alternative health facilities, including waiting areas, patient rooms, offices, and atriums
Hospitality
Restaurants and cafes, spas, hotels and resorts
Insitutional
Spaces designed for local, state, or federal governments, city halls, embassies, museums, libraries, police and fire stations, post offices, and nursing homes
Landscape
Exterior spaces designed for public or private use, includes landscape design and structures like fencing
Liturgical
Includes churches, chapels, synagogues, mosques, temples, shrines, cathedrals, and other places of worship
Public Spaces
Spaces designed for public use for civic and cultural events such as convention centers, community centers, parks, and plazas
Residential
Private homes, apartment buildings, townhomes, vacation homes, and condominiums
Transportation
Airports, subways, train and bus stations, roads, mass transit, parking garages, bridges, and pedestrian walkways
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