Palladio Awards
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2022 Palladio Award Winners
Traditional Building’s 2022 Palladio Award winners are announced.
2020 Palladio Award Winners
Traditional Building’s 2020 Palladio Award winners are announced.
2019 Palladio Award Winners
Traditional Building’s 2019 Palladio Award winners announced.
The 2018 Palladio Awards
The 2018 Palladio Awards are produced by Active Interest Media, publisher of Traditional Building and Period Homes magazines, and organizers of the Traditional Building Conference.
2018 Palladio Award Winners
Traditional Building and Period Homes magazines and the Traditional Building Conference announce the 2018 Palladio Award winners.
Sacred Jewel Box: Mary's Chapel
O’Brien & Keane's design of a small chapel on a rural site in the mid-Atlantic region earns a 2017 Palladio Award.
Seaside Tradition: Beauport Hotel
2017 Palladio New Design & Construction, More Than 30,000 sq.ft. Winner: OLSON LEWIS + Architects
Historic Watchbox Returns Home
2017 Palladio Restoration & Renovation Winner: EYP Architecture & Engineering
Saving History in SoHo
2017 Palladio Winner Adaptive Reuse Scott Henson Architect, New York, NY
Gilded Age Gem
2017 Palladio Restoration & Renovation Winner: PBDW Architects and Herzog & de Meuron
An Inside Look at Palladio Design Award Judging
It's not just about good photography; judges look for attention to detail and craftsmanship when it comes to judging the Palladio Awards.
Traditional Building's Biggest Hits of 2016
A review of some of the most popular stories in 2016.
Traditional Architecture Awards
The winners of the 2016 Stanford White and the Trumbauer awards all have one thing in common—they honor beautiful architecture.
Architectural Resources Group's New Center At The Huntington
Architectural Resources Group creates a new eight-acre center as an entry to the Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California.
