The Niagara Biennial Design Award winners represent the quality and diversity of design of the built environment in Niagara in five design categories. Established in 2020, the bi-annual awards are open to owners, developers, architects, landscape architects, urban designers, planners, engineers, interior designers, artists and students.
Award-winning submissions are chosen by a panel of design professionals. For 2022, a total of 11 award winners were selected from 35 submissions. The 2022 award winners include:
Grand prize – Interior public space
- Niagara Parks Power Station – Niagara Parks Commission
Grand prize – Architecture
- Neil Campbell Rowing Centre – City of St. Catharines and Henley Rowing Corporation
Outstanding achievement – Architecture
- Walker Sport and Abilities Centre – Brock University, City of St. Catharines, City of Thorold, Niagara Region
- Spirit in Niagara Small Batch Distillery – Spirit in Niagara Distillery Corporation
- Student Commons – Niagara College
Outstanding achievement – Landscape architecture
- Rotary Park – Town of Lincoln
- Bridge Street Roundabout – Niagara Region
- The Gardens at Pillar and Post Inn – Lais Hotel Properties Inc.
Outdoor art
- Poppy Project – Niagara-on-the-Lake Museum
- Downtown Bench Alley – Downtown Bench Beamsville BIA
Visionary design
- Port Robinson Ecological Park Conceptual Master Plan – City of Thorold
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