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Join us in celebrating the mission-driven accomplishments of our award recipients who make San Francisco and a variety of communities beyond our city limits, a beautiful, vibrant, and resilient Bay Area! Since 2015, the Community Alliance Awards has honored 100+ individuals, firms, and organizations whose overall work, leadership, and dedication has shaped the character and vibrancy of our communities and the future of our built environment.

Presented by the Center for Architecture + Design in collaboration with AIASF, we are excited to once again host the Community Alliance Awards and we hope that you will be part of this popular signature program that recognizes exemplary individuals and organizations who have inspired us over the years and whose works continue to serve as inspirations in the built environment!

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2022 Community Alliance Awardees

Social Impact Award: Recognizes individuals or organizations for extended commitment or significant contribution to community service evidenced by a positive impact on urban, environmental, or neighborhood issues.

Museum of Craft and Design
African American Art & Culture Complex

Resilience Award: Recognizes individuals or organizations who have been a mainstay in the community and whose mission aligns with the historic documentation and preservation of community stories.

Mechanics' Institute
Western Neighborhoods Project

Changemaker Award: Recognizes individuals or organizations who apply art, technology + research to tackle societal problems while also providing resources for growth to other communities in the Bay Area.

Cool Petaluma
Gray Area

Revitalization Award: Recognizes business owners, property owners, developers, and neighborhood organizations who have enhanced the local community by making significant improvements to their properties or invigorated the culture, which has, in turn, had a positive impact on the surrounding area.

American Indian Cultural District
The Game Parlour

Mentor Award: Recognizes individuals for their commitment in guiding students, colleagues, and/or other community members as they progress through all stages of their career.

Sean Ticknor, Big Skills Tiny Homes
Emily Pilloton-Lam, Girls Garage

Sandra I. Vivanco Education Award: Recognizes individuals or organizations who uphold the values to inspire students, peers and the community that extends beyond the boundaries of the pedagogy into practice.

Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts / Architecture + Design

Community Alliance Award: Recognizes individuals or organizations outside the profession who have made significant contributions to the improvement of the Bay Area’s built environment. Contributions may include advancement or development of initiatives that promote excellence in architecture; the commissioning of notable additions to the built environment; or activities that raise the public’s consciousness of the importance of excellent design in the shaping of our world and culture.

Terner Center for Housing Innovation
Mercy Housing

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