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Fort Collins Urban Design Awards#

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The City of Fort Collins celebrates great places and people who design them. The Urban Design Awards promote awareness of urban design, and its importance for the quality of life in our community. Urban design ranges from a city or city subarea to a single outdoor space and considers the look and feel, as well as environmental, economic and social consequences of design. The awards recognize both new development and the maintenance and enhancement of existing development. 

These awards were first given in the fall of 2006, again in 2008, 2011, 2013, 2015, 2019, 2022, and most recently in 2025. The selection process starts with a call for entries and ends with a committee (made up of local designers, city board members, and city staff) selecting winners from the applications. The process culminates with an awards ceremony.

2025 Urban Design Awards Winners#

The following exemplary design work was chosen by the Selection Committee to be honored at the 2025 ceremony:

Urban Design Plan

  • Museum of Art Fort Collins

Architecture

  • 247 Linden Street
  • Block 23 – Morning Star
  • Wolverine Farm Publick House

Urban Fragments

  • Community Center for Creativity Entry Canopy
  • Pollinator Salad Days

Sustainable Design

  • L’Avenir
  • Wolverine Farm Publick House

Public Spaces

  • Linden Street Renovations
  • Gardens on Spring Creek

Housing

  • Block 23 – Morning Star
  • L’Avenir

Hall of Fame

  • David B. Lingle

Award Categories#

Past Winners#

Take a look at the past winners by watching the videos or downloading a ceremony program.

Contact#

Urban Design Awards Team | urbandesignawards@fcgov.com