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2009
AIA East Bay Design Awards
Winning Projects
Judging Criteria
Eligibility
Jury
Winning
Projects
Honor
Award
Cathedral
of Christ the Light
Oakland,
CA
Architect:
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, LLP
Owner:
Cathedral Corporation of the East
Bay
Architect
of Record: Kendall/Heaton Associates
Structural
Engineer: Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP
Mechanical
Engineer: Taylor Engineering, LLC
Project
Manager: Conversion Management Associates, Inc.
Landscape
Architect: Peter Walker & Partners
Acoustical:
Shen, Milsom & Wilke, Inc
General
Contractors: Webcor Builders, Oliver & Company
Lighting:
Claude R. Engle
Photographers:
Timothy Hursley, Cesar Rubio Photography, John Blaustein Photography
Merit
Award
Parkview
Terrace Senior Housing
San
Francisco, CA
Architects:
Kwan Henmi Architecture/Planning and Fougeron Architecture
Owner:
AF Evans/ Chinatown Community
Development
Center
Structural
Engineer: Forell Elsesser
Mechanical
Engineer: SJ Engineers
Landscape
Architect: Stevens & Associates
Electrical
Engineer: FW Associates
General
Contractor: Cahill Contractors
Photographer:
Rien Van Rijthoven, Richard Barnes
Merit
Award
Milpitas
Public Library
Milpitas,
CA
Architect:
Group 4 Architecture, Research + Planning, Inc.
Owner:
City of Milpitas
Structural
Engineer: Rutherford & Chekene
Electrical
Engineer: O’Mahony & Myer
Mechanical
Engineer: Guttmann & Blaevoet
Landscape
Architect: Gates & Associates
General
Contractor: S.J. Amoroso Construction Co.
Construction
Management: Critical Solutions
Photographer:
Whittaker Photography
Citation for Architecture
Altezza
Oakland,
CA
Architect:
Saida + Sullivan Design Partners
Owner:
Paul Parkman
Structural
Engineer: Tipping Mar + Associates
Mechanical
Engineer: Breidinger and Associates
Electrical
Engineer: JY Electrical Construction Co. Inc.
Landscape
Architect: OMG
General
Contractor: Centrix Builders Inc.
Photographer:
Rien Van Rijthoven
Citation for Architecture
Portola
Valley Town Center
Portola
Valley, CA
Architect:
Siegel & Strain Architects and Goring + Straja Architects Owner:
Town of Portola Valley
Structural
Engineer: Forell/Elsesser Engineers
Mechanical
Engineer: Rumsey Engineering
Electrical
Engineer: Integrated Design Associates
Landscape
Architect: Lutsko Associates
General
Contractor: TBI Construction & Construction Management
Photographer:
Cesar Rubio
Citation for Architecture
Ford
Assembly
Building
Richmond,
CA
Architect:
Marcy Wong Donn Logan Architects
Owner:
Orton Development, Inc.
Preservation
Architects: Mark Hulbert
Structural
Engineer: Patrick Crosby
Landscape
Architect: SWA Group
General
Contractor: Dalzell Corporation
Photographer:
Billy Hustace
Citation for Architecture
EmeryStation
East
Emeryville,
CA
Architect:
SmithGroup
Owner:
Wareham
Development
Structural
Engineer: Rutherford + Chekene
Civil
Engineer: Kier & Wright
Mechanical
& Electrical Engineer: Flack + Kurtz
Landscape
Architect: Pat O’Brien Landscape Architect
General
Contractor: DPR Construction
Photographer:
Timothy Hursley
Jury
Dan Gregory,
San Francisco
Daniel P. Gregory is the former Senior Home Editor of Sunset
Magazine and has a Ph.D. in Architecture from UC Berkeley. He is the
current editor of Houseplans.com. While at Sunset he directed
the American Institute of Architects' Sunset Western Home Awards
Program, helped found Sunset's Idea House Program and developed
the Sunset Breezehouse modern prefab with architect Michelle
Kaufmann. Greogry is the author of numerous books and essays including,
Cliff May and the Modern Ranch House and The Place Itself:
BAR Architects.
Duke Reiter,
FAIA, Chicago
Wellington "Duke" Reiter, FAIA is a
prominent figure in the architectural academic community. After thirteen
years as a member of the faculty at the Department of Architecture at
MIT, Reiter became the Dean of the College of Design at Arizona State
University. While there he was responsible for the conceptualizing and
creating the University's new downtown Phoenix Campus. He has also been
a visiting professor at Harvard and the Rhode Island School of Design.
He is currently the President of the School of Art Institute of Chicago.
Through his professional practice Reiter has received multiple AIA Honor
Awards for Urban Design, the Kepes Prize for Interdisciplinary Design
from MIT, and four awards from the Association of Collegiate Schools
of Architecture. Reiter's drawings are highly acclaimed and have been
published across the US and Europe. His work is displayed in the collections
from the Museum of Fine Arts of Boston, San Francisco MoMA, and the
Boston Athenaeum. His drawings for speculative urban conditions have
been exhibited widely and examples are currently on view at the Venice
Biennale for Architecture through the end of 2009.
Anne
Schopf, FAIA, Seattle
Anne Schopf, FAIA has worked on a variety of commercial
residential projects, but prefers to focus on projects that can add
to the community, such as health care facilities and schools. Anne's
inventive use of concrete for both structure and finish creates a sustainable
building that can stand the test of time. Anne is currently a partner
and director of design at Mahlum Architects in Seattle where she aims
to create sustainable buildings that have strong ties to their surroundings.
Her projects have been honored by the AIA COTE Top Ten Green program,
among other national and local honor awards programs. Anne sees sustainable
design beyond the numbers. She believes architects should look at the
deeper issues when considering a building to ensure that it is not only
functional but also durable, versatile, and a beautiful addition to
its environment.
Eligibility
•
Completed projects of any size, including residential, located in Alameda
, Contra Costa, Solano and Napa Counties may be submitted by any
registered architect.
•
Projects outside the AIA East Bay area may be submitted by AIA
East Bay members only.
•
Projects must have been built and must have been completed since January
1, 2001.
•
Projects that have won earlier design awards, other than previous AIA
East Bay design award winners, or that have been previously published,
remain eligible.
•
Projects designed by joint venture or associated architects should be
submitted by one firm only; credit for all design participants is to
be noted in the concealed identification form.
Judging
Criteria
Each
entry in the AIA Design Awards program is judged for the success with
which the project has met its individual requirements. Entries
are judged individually, not in competition with each other.
Publicity
All winning
projects will be displayed in the AIA National Convention Gallery at
the 2009 AIA Convention.
It is essential that there be no restriction against publication and
reproduction of drawings and photographs. Neither the Chapter nor other
publishers will assume responsibility for copyrights, design credit,
or photographic fees. Submitting firms are required to obtain publication
rights for photos submitted.
Before
entering, entrants must have owner’s approval to submit the project.
Owners must be informed of the significant recognition in the media
should the project be awarded.
Questions
Please
contact the AIA East Bay at 510/464-3600 or events@aiaeb.org.
Sponsors
The AIA
East Bay gratefully acknowledges the support of the following sponsors
of the 2009 AIA East Bay Design Awards:
Aerotek
amvic-Pacific
ArchVista
bluebeam
Dealey,
Renton & Associates
Degenkolb
Hathaway
Dinwiddie
Ideate
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