The AIA Announces the Recipient of the 2025 Latrobe Prize
Russell Fortmeyer, a former RECORD editor and frequent contributor, is part of a winning nine-person research team.
The American Institute of Architects (AIA)’s College of Fellows Fund awarded the 2025 Latrobe Prize to a team exploring building facades as air purifiers.
The $150,000 grant supports a two-year research program addressing architectural or built environment challenges.
- Utilizing sensor networks to identify hyperlocal environmental conditions (2022)
- Designing educational facilities to improve learning outcomes (2019)
- Building structures and cities that can adapt to future change (2017)
This year’s Latrobe Prize focuses on human health, specifically how design can improve community health and wellbeing.
Author summary: AIA awards 2025 Latrobe Prize to research team.
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