Architect and his firm forever changed the way generations of Americans experience their communities.

Goldman Copeland’s leader has spent half a century creating energy efficient mechanical systems all over NYC—and beyond

Wendy Lopez founded a design firm of one that grew to 200, and went on to lead more than 1,300 employees as an AECOM executive

Robert P. Madison fought in Italy in World War II, studied under Gropius and Freyssinet, worked with friends like I.M. Pei, was the first African-American architect ever in Ohio, started only the 10th black-owned firm in the nation's history and at 96 he's still active.

The Legacy Award honoree's expertise in water issues is sorely needed today.

Visionary builder tackled difficult reuse projects to create iconic spaces.

Long-time communications and marketing expert built his career on value of establishing personal connections.

Bill Bain Jr. of NBBJ has influenced urban development with contextual designs that respond to a building’s locale

William J. Gilbane Jr. grew the firm started by his great grandfather, while giving back to the construction and local community