Wesley L. Page, FAIA: Twenty-Seven Years of Architecture In Perspective
As architect and illustrator, Wesley L. Page, FAIA uses his artist’s hand to elevate development of the design process and product and to advocate for drawing as a still critical design tool in the digital age.
Annually since 1986 the American Society of Architectural Illustrators (ASAI) has invited professional and student architectural illustrators from around the globe to take part in the Architecture in Perspective competition. This international juried competition recognizes some of the world’s best architectural illustration. Submitted artworks are created in any 2D medium including drawings, paintings, renderings, and digital imagery. The competition features three judging categories: Rendering (formal and informal), Observational and Thematic. From 500 to 600 entries each year jurors select approximately 50 renderings for recognition. Those awarded are collectively displayed in the Society’s annual Architecture In Perspective traveling exhibition and are featured in the exhibit catalog as well as on the ASAI website.
1997 Rendering Award of Excellence, United States Coast Guard Station Felt marker on paper
1998 Rendering Award of Excellence, University of Utah Housing / 2002 Winter Olympic Village
2005 Rendering Award of Excellence, Heritage Center, University of Utah, Salt Lake City Oil on canvas
2006 Rendering Award of Excellence, Pedestrian Path, University of California, Los Angeles
Felt marker and colored pencil on photocopy
2009 Rendering Award of Excellence, Housing Master Plan, University of California, Riverside
2011 Rendering Award of Excellence, Campus Master Plan, University of the West Indies
2020 Rendering Award of Excellence, Pedestrian Path, UNC Greensboro
Felt marker and colored pencil on photocopy
2022 Observational Award of Excellence, Roofscape - Monument Avenue, Richmond, Virginia Colored pencil on paper
2024 Observational Award of Excellence, “The Gothics” Cornell University Ink on vellum
