The Committee of 100’s annual Vision Awards recognize a wide range of projects, programs, plans, and the work of organizations and individuals that fulfill our vision of a beautiful and livable city for all people. Past awardees are distinguished by their accomplishments for neighborhoods, historic...
Read MoreSince 2001, the Committee of 100 has presented its annual Vision Awards to recognize projects, programs, plans, and the work of organizations and individuals that are visionary, innovative, and provide a notable benefit to the District of Columbia. We gathered on October 18, 2017 for the...
Read MoreSince 2001, the Committee of 100 has presented its annual Vision Awards to recognize projects, programs, plans, and the work of organizations and individuals that are visionary, innovative, and provide a notable benefit to the District of Columbia. Click here to see pictures from this year's...
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The 2015 Vision Award for Lifetime Achievement was given to Anne Lewis, AIA, for her accomplishments over the years that benefit all residents and neighborhoods in the District of Columbia....
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The winners of the 2014 Vision Awards were honored on June 4, 2014, at a reception held at The Thurgood Marshall Center. ...
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The Committee of 100 on the Federal City presented the 2013 Vision Awards at a celebratory gala on June 5th at the House of the Temple of the Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. We were pleased to honor the awardees for their visionary thinking and actions...
Read MoreCIVIL WAR DEFENSES OF WASHINGTON TRAIL The Civil War Defenses of Washington (CWDW) Trail will connect the network of Civil War earthwork forts and adjacent parkland, linking communities in and around DC to recreational opportunities and local historic sites. It is an innovative and collaborative initiative...
Read MoreThe winers of the 2010 Vision Awards were announced on June 1st. The winners are The Savoy Elementary School and Thurgood Marshall Academy Public Charter High School Public Education Campus, Roberts B. Owen, Arthur Cotton Moore, and (presented posthumously) Barbara Zartman. The Savoy Elementary School and...
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