Learn more about winners of the 2026 Faith & Form Awards for Religious Architecture and Art.
2026 Faith & Form Award Winner. The Chapel of St. Ignatius and the Gayle and Tom Benson Jesuit Center, located on Loyola University New Orleans’ historic quad, provides a place for spiritual contemplation and an inspiring spa...
2026 Faith & Form Award Winner. Drawing inspiration from the original sanctuary’s botanical forms and gilded ark, Frank Hall was redesigned to extend the sanctuary’s spiritual character into this previously neutral pre-functi...
2026 Faith & Form Award Winner. Housing a new sanctuary, a multipurpose space, a dining lobby, a meeting space, and a coffee bar, this transformation preserves sacred history, strengthens community ties, and ensures Scotland...
2026 Faith & Form Award Winner. The new chapel maintains a 155-year tradition while supporting the seminary’s future. It is a living place of formation where memory, devotion, and faith connect generations by giving salvaged...
2026 Faith & Form Award Winner. The Marian Gardens are a series of four exterior passive prayer spaces that are reflective of the Sacred Mysteries of the New Testament. Each of the spaces embodies the attributes of the select...
2026 Faith & Form Honor Award Winner. In the heart of Osaka, Ganen Gomado creates a sanctuary of prayer and silence through the raw presence of stone.
2026 Faith & Form Award Winner. Originally designed in 1922 by Julia Morgan as a residence for young professional Jewish women, the building became the home of San Francisco Zen Center in 1969. Since then, it has served as a...
2026 Faith & Form Award Winner. Kol Rinah unites two established Jewish congregations on a single campus in St. Louis, transforming a former Baptist church to create a distinct identity for this newly formed synagogue.