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Aya recipient of 2020 AIA|DC Award of Excellence in Architecture & Washingtonian Residential Design, Multifamily Housing

News—————7 May 2020

Aya Short Term Family Housing is the recipient of the 2020 AIA DC Award of Excellence in Architecture and the 2020 Washingtonian Residential Design Award. Jurors commented on the exterior’s especially unique brick design and execution. Located in Ward 6, this is a joint venture with Leo A Daly.

AIA DC Washingtonian Residential Design Award winners https://www.aiadc.com/blog/2020-washingtonian-residential-design-award-winners

Check out all the winners https://www.aiadc.com/2020AwardWinners

Aya’s portfolio page https://www.studio27arch.com/project/850-delaware-ave/

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