Talk:Kate Orff

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Chronological list of awards and recognitions[edit]

Removed this uncited list from main page to talk page. Doesn't add to article. WomenArtistUpdates (talk) 00:35, 9 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]

In 2005, Orff was recognized as a Design Fellow in the New York City Audubon Society.

2008, National ASLA award (Communications category) for Bird-Safe Building Guidelines, created in collaboration with the NYC Audubon Society and Columbia University.^[1]

2010, Named one of “TED Women: Reshaping the Future”

2010, National ASLA Award: Communications Category, Safari 7

2010, MoMA Rising Currents Team Leader

2012, USA Artist Fellow

2012, Architectural League of New York “Emerging Voice”

2012, ASLA-NY Award, Collaborative Design Category, 103rd Street Community Garden

2012, ASLA-NY Award / Planning, Analysis: Confluence: Portal to the Point, Research & Communications Category

2013, National Academician

2013, National ASLA Award: Communications Category, Petrochemical America

2013, AIA Institute Honor Award for Architecture: Cornell University Milstein Hall, w/ OMA and KHA Architects

2014, Buckminster Fuller Challenge Winner / “Living Breakwaters”

2014, HUD Rebuild by Design Winner / “Living Breakwaters”

2014, Named One of Fast Company's “Most Creative People”

2014, Buckminster Fuller Challenge Winner: Living Breakwaters

2014, ASLA-NY Award: Collaborative Design Category, Special Initiative for Rebuilding and Resiliency (SIRR) Coastal Protection Plan

2014, ASLA-NY Award: Unbuilt Category, Deconstructed Salt Marsh

2015, ASLA-NY President's Award for Leadership

2015, National Planning Achievement Award for Environmental Planning / “Living Breakwaters”

2015, American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in Architecture

2015, ASLA-NY Award / “Glen Oaks Branch Library”

2015, ASLA-NY Award / “Cove Co-Habitat”

2015, NJ ASLA Award / Site Design, “DMAVA Park and Hudson River Walkway” w/ Langan Engineering

2015, NY AIA Honor Award: Urban Design Category, “Beijing Horticultural Expo 2019 Landscape Masterplan”

2016, National SARA Award: “The Hudson Riverport”

2016, NYC Public Design Commission – Award for Excellence in Design: “Snug Harbor Music Hall Landscape”

2016, NY SARA Award / “The Hudson Riverport”

2016, ASLA-NY Award / “Blake Hobbs Play-za”

2016, American Planning Association – Kentucky Chapter, Special Merit Award for Outstanding Use of Technology: Civic Engagement / “Town Branch Water Walk”

2017, National ASLA Honor Award: Toward An Urban Ecology

2017, National SARA – Visionary Architecture Award: “Vagelos Education Center”

2017, NYC Public Design Commission – Award for Excellence in Design: “Greenpoint Library and Environmental Center”

2017, AIA New York Design Award – Best in Competition: “Vagelos Education Center”

2017: AIA New York Design Award – Honor in Architecture: “Vagelos Education Center”

2018, ASLA-NY Merit Awards: New York-Presbyterian & Columbia University Medical Campus Joint Master Plan

2018, ASLA-NY Honor Awards: Hall of Science Discovery Terrace and Gowanus Lowlands

2018, ASLA-NY – Honor Award / “Gowanus Lowlands”

2019, National ASLA, Elevated to Fellow

All these items are from Orff's webiste. WomenArtistUpdates (talk) 00:38, 9 July 2021 (UTC)[reply]

References

^ "Bird-Safe Building Guidelines". SCAPE. Retrieved 2020-03-07.

Recognition and awards[edit]

Accomplishments[edit]

Academic[edit]

Director, Master of Architecture and Urban Design Program, Columbia University GSAPP^[1]
Assistant professor, Master of Architecture and Urban Design Program, Columbia University GSAPP^[1]
Director, Center for Resilient Cities and Landscapes (CRCL), Columbia University GSAPP^[1]

Distinction[edit]

Urbanist of the Year, The Architect’s Newspaper, 2020^[1]
ASLA Council of Fellows, 2019^[1]
National Design Award, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, 2019
Waterfront Alliance, Hero of the Harbor, 2019^[1]
MacArthur Fellow, 2017^[1]
National ASLA Honor Award, Toward An Urban Ecology, 2017^[1]
American Academy of Arts and Letters Award in Architecture, 2015^[1]
Buckminster Fuller Challenge Winner, 2014^[1]
HUD Rebuild by Design Winner, 2014^[1]
Fast Company, “Most Creative People,” 2014^[1]
National Academician, 2013^[1]
USA Artist Fellow, 2012^[1]
Architectural League of New York “Emerging Voice,” 2012^[1]
MoMA Rising Currents Team Leader, 2010

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