HALL OF FAME – NOMINATE

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Submit a nomination for the New England Design Hall of Fame using the form below.

All nominations must be received by 5:00 p.m. EST, Friday, July 12, 2024.

NOMINATIONS CRITERIA

  • Nominees must be residential design professionals in one of the following categories:
    • Architecture
    • Interior Design
    • Landscape Design/Architecture
    • Specialty Design (kitchen and bath design, furniture, lighting, accessories, custom building)
      • Custom builders are recognized as a firm, not individuals.
  • Nominees must live, work, or have a fully-staffed office located in New England.
  • Nominees must exemplify work of the highest quality through portfolio presentation, industry awards, publication, and peer recognition. Additional consideration is given to those who promote awareness of and interest in the design profession.
  • A design firm may opt to submit as a team and be considered for induction.

SUBMISSION OF MATERIALS

To be considered for the 2024 Hall of Fame, all submission materials (listed below) must be sent as a single PDF to ctazzi@nehomemag.com no later than 5:00 p.m. EST, Friday, July 26 2024. 

  • An outline of your career and professional accomplishments
  • Descriptions and multiple photos of several projects that best represent the quality of your work. Include an outline of the scope of the project, location, dates, other professionals involved, and an explanation of your role in the project. Please clarify the level of collaboration with other design professionals involved, where applicable.
    • Please be sure that past and/or present employers grant permission to share work completed while under their employment as your own.   
  • Any additional information the judging committee should consider (such as clips of media coverage, awards, and letters of recommendation) 

 


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