

Judges for the AIA Film Challenge 2021 were AIA 2021 First Vice President/2022 President Dan Hart, FAIA filmmaker and 2020 Grand Prize Winner John Gordon Midland Architecture Principal Greg Dutton, Assoc. Grand prize, runner up, and third place recipients were selected by a panel of judges, while the People's Choice Award was selected through votes cast online by the public. The film received nearly 10,000 votes from the public during the voting period, which closed Oct. The library is now a jewel in the community – a place where a love for learning is on display, showing residents that they deserve to aspire for better. The People's Choice Award- A Jewel in Appalachia -by filmmaker Alex Michl-shows us the renovated Lawrence County Public Library in Louisa, Kentucky, designed by OPN Architects.
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Designed and built by Hufft Architects, two simple pieces of plywood were used to create portable notary stations for voting locations during the 2020 general election. This film shares the story of one campaign: Curbside Notary in Kansas City, Missouri. Two Pieces of Plywood, by filmmaker Kevin Moravec, is the third-place winner. The film presents the restorative efforts made to Chicago's Big Marsh Park aimed at setting the park on a new course, where industry, nature, and culture can safely coexist, including the Ford Calumet Environmental Center – designed by Valerio Dewalt Train - at the park's entrance. This year's runner up is Listen. by filmmaker Francisco Lopez de Arenosa. The film will receive a $5,000 cash award as well as other prizes. POP Courts! provides much-needed outdoor amenity space in the heart of Chicago's Austin neighborhood. Judges selected POP Courts!-by filmmaker Brodie Kerst and Lamar Johnson Collaborative-as this year's Grand Prize winner.
