CDA Celebrates 10 Winning Projects in Its 18th Annual North American Copper in Architecture Awards

A world-class museum upgrade, the restoration of a beloved century-old community landmark in a bustling urban setting, and the creation of an exquisite mountain retreat carved out of its rocky terrain: These are just three examples of the extraordinary creativity and craftsmanship of the 10 winning entries in the 2025 North American Copper in Architecture Awards (NACIA), presented by the Copper Development Association.

The 18th edition of NACIA proudly upholds the tradition of celebrating copper design and craftsmanship in recent commercial and residential projects across North America. As was the case in 2008 when CDA introduced the awards, the submitted entries continue to feature architectural copper and copper alloys used in roof systems, façades, and wall systems, as well as in custom-fabricated elements.

The 10 winners, selected from a large field of entries from the United States and Canada by an experienced panel of judges, represent the best of copper design and construction in new work and restoration. Evaluation criteria include copper system design, the integration of copper alloys with the overall building design, the craftsmanship of the installation, excellence in construction or restoration, and sustainable building strategies.

Visit CDA’s website to learn about the award winners.

Source: Copper Development Association

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