MASterworks
Selected each year by our esteemed jury, the MASterworks Awards pay tribute to projects that make a significant contribution to New York City’s built environment. From some of the city’s most iconic buildings to inconspicuous local gems, our list of past winners includes the likes of New Lab, the Fulton Center, McCarren Pool, TKTS Booth, the High Bridge, and the Museum at Eldridge Street.
2018 MASterworks Awards
This year’s winning projects were selected by an esteemed jury featuring Dan Allen (Principal, CTA Architects P.C. & President, Historic Districts Council), Amy Freitag (Executive Director, J.M. Kaplan Fund), Amit Khurana (Founding Partner, Sumaida + Khurana & MAS Board of Directors), Alexandra Lange (Architecture Critic, Curbed), and Enrique Norten (Director/Founder, TEN Arquitectos). All nominated projects must be located in New York City and have been substantially completed in 2017.
The 2018 MASterworks Awards will be presented on April 11 at Celebrating the City, our annual awards ceremony.
The 2018 MASterworks Awards will be presented on April 11 at Celebrating the City, our annual awards ceremony.
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Recipients
2018
Brooklyn Bridge Park Boathouse – Best New Building
Tenement Museum – Best Restoration
Empire Stores – Best Adaptive Reuse
Kew Gardens Hills Library – Best New Urban Amenity
Moynihan Train Hall and Farley Building Redevelopment Phase 1: New West End Concourse – Best New Infrastructure
Gowanus Canal Sponge Park – Best Urban Landscape
2017
The Montauk Club – Best Restoration
A/D/O – Best Adaptive Reuse
New Lab – Best Neighborhood Catalyst
New York Public Library, 53rd Street Branch – Best New Urban Amenity
Public Safety Answering Center II – Best New Infrastructure
Governors Island Phase 2: The Hills – Best New Urban Landscape
Roy and Diana Vagelos Center – Best New Building
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