Design Awards for Carr’s Hill at the University of Virginia

  • A teacher stands at the front of a bright classroom in Davidson Hall with three students seated at desks, distanced apart. The students are writing or using laptops. The room, designed for rehabilitation-focused learning, features large windows, gray chairs, and white tables. The atmosphere appears focused and attentive.

Carr’s Hill, a project completed by Glavé & Holmes Architecture, in collaboration with Associated Architects John G Waite Associates, was awarded the first place for Historic Preservation at the IIDA Virginia & West Virginia Chapter/ASID IDEAS Awards, AIA Virginia’s Excellence in Design Historic Preservation Honor Award as well as the Historic Preservation Merit Award from AIA Richmond. Congratulations to the whole team. Well done!

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