AIA Colorado recognized its 2012 architectural design and honor awards recipients during a ceremony on Nov. 3 at the association’s annual awards ceremony in Keystone, Colo.

Courtesy of AIA Colorado

The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, designed by Denver's Tryba Architects.

The following 16 architectural design awards were selected from 108 entries submitted by Colorado architects who are members of AIA Colorado. These were presented by AIA Colorado 2012 Design Awards Jury Chair J. Windom Kimsey of Tate Snyder Kimsey, Las Vegas.

The highest award is honor, followed by merit and then citation.

Honor Award for Built Architecture

Sanford Consortium for Regenerative Medicine, La Jolla, Calif.

Designed by Fentress Architects, Denver; and Davis Davis Architects, San Diego

Honor Award for Built Architecture

Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, Colorado Springs

Designed by Tryba Architects, Denver

Merit Award for Built Architecture

Brown Hall Addition & Renovation, Golden

Designed by Anderson Mason Dale Architects, Denver

Merit Award for Built Architecture

Mineta San Jose International Airport, Terminal B, San Jose, Calif.

Designed by Fentress Architects, Denver

Merit Award for Built Architecture

Denver Central Platte Campus, Denver

Designed by RNL, Denver

Merit Award for Built Architecture

Eastside Human Services, Denver

Designed by RNL, Denver

Merit Award for Built Architecture

Tori Tori Restaurant, Mexico City

Designed by Rojkind Arquitectos, Mexico City

Merit Award for Unbuilt Architecture

START Bus Operations and Maintenance Facility and Transit Center, Jackson, Wyo.

Designed by RNL, Denver

Citation Award for Built Architecture

2290, Boulder

Designed by Arch11, Boulder