NOMA Honors The Shockoe Project With 2024 Phil Freelon Award

2024 Phil Freelon Professional Design Award from the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA)

Baskervill is thrilled to announce that The Shockoe Project has earned national recognition with a 2024 Phil Freelon Professional Design Award from the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) in the highly competitive Unbuilt Category.  

2024 Phil Freelon Professional Design Award from the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA)

Adding to recent accolades from AIA Richmond and AIA Virginia, this distinguished award celebrates projects across the country that prioritize diversity, equity, and community impact while pushing the boundaries of design innovation. Judged in equal parts for its visual identity and thoughtful community impact, The Shockoe Project stands as a meaningful tribute to inclusive design bringing Richmond’s long-silenced stories to light. It showcases the project’s role in honoring voices from the past while amplifying their resilience on a national stage for future generations to come. 

"This esteemed recognition from NOMA shines a spotlight on the sacred heritage that has long shaped Richmond's identity. It underscores the importance of preserving our collective past to inspire a more inclusive future. We are proud and humbled to see these efforts resonate beyond our city on a national scale.”

– MAYOR LEVAR STONEY, THE CITY OF RICHMOND

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