Lewis Mumford Awards

     
     
     

In 1992, ADPSR instituted an annual Lewis Mumford awards program to honor people and organizations that exemplify ADPSR’s goals of peace, preservation of the natural and built environment, and socially responsible development. Lewis Mumford’s writings continue to inspire and remind us that architecture, design, and planning, must respond to human needs, harmonize with its surroundings, and reflect the aspirations and social context of our civilization.

We are proud to honor the winners of the 2007 Mumford Awards:

Peace

Environment

Development

People's Institute for Survival and Beyond

Coalition to Restore Coastal Lousiana

Neighborhoods Partnership Network

 



 

 

 

 

 


The award sculptures are unique works of art by Mississippi artist Lori Gordon, made from pieces of debris left by the storm.  Please visit http://thekatrinacollectionbylorikgordon.blogspot.com/  for more information.

Click here to download the press release about the 2007 honorees.


Past Honorees

 

Peace

Environment

Development


1992


Center for Defense Information


David Brower


Habitat for Humanity

1993

Dr. Helen Caldicott

Vice-President Albert Gore

Betha Gilkey

1994

Ben Cohen
Jerry Greenfield

Susan Maxman, FAIA

Rev. Cecil Murray

1995

James & Rosalyn Carter

Victor Papanek

Women’s Environment & Development Organization

1996

Itzhak Rabin

Kansas Land Institute

Hon. Jaime Lerner

1997

Committee for New Priorities of Jobs with Justice

Natural Resources Defense Council

Center for Neighborhood Technology

1998

Louise Franklin Ramirez

Andrew Euston, FAIA

Ron Schiffman, PICCED

1999

William J. Stewart, III
 

Michael Totten

Joseph Passonneau, FAIA

2000

Catherine Sneed
The Garden Project

Julia Butterfly Hill

Michael Pyatok, FAIA

2001

David Protess

Ken Dunn
The Resource Center

Luz Maria Sanchez
ESTRATEGIA

2002

Hon. Barbara Lee

Margie Ruddick

Project for Public Spaces

2003

MoveOn.org PAC

Center for
Environmental Health

Rebuilding Homes

2004

Code Pink for Peace

Building Green

City Repair
Dignity Village

2005

Architecture for Humanity

Rainforest Action Network

United Indian Health Services

2006

9-11 Families for Peaceful Tomorrows

Global Green USA

Common Ground Collective

 



2006 Award Sculptures by Emily Norton (enorton@meca.edu)

Porcelain, glaze, iron decals - HxLxW approx. 9"x5"x5"