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EXCEPTIONAL RESIDENTIAL: Bay Area Regional Design Awards 2004

Criteria

Eligibility

Registration

Jury

Sponsors

2004 Entrants

EXCEPTIONAL RESIDENTIAL: Bay Area Regional Design Award Winners

Honor Awards

The Jones Residence

Stinson Beach, California

Turnbull Griffin Haesloop

Photos by: Matthew Millman, Proctor Jones, Eric Haesloop, AIA

Edison

Paul Welschmeyer Architects

Photos by: Mike O'Callahan and Paul Welschmeyer, AIA

Darling Flower Shop Building

Berkeley, California

Assembly

Photo by: Cesar Rubio

Lodi Bunkhouse

St. Helena, California

Kuth/Ranieri Architects

Photo by: Felipe Villas Boas

Merit Awards

Crumpacker Residence

San Francisco, California

Regan Bice Architects

Photos by: Regan Bice Architects, Jamie Hadley, and Joshua McHug

Martin Studios, 6500 Shattuck

Oakland, California

Endres Ware

Photo by: Endres Ware, Ian Martin, and Jessica Hobbs

Wine Creek Road Rsidence

Healdsburg, California

Siegel & Strain Architects

Photo by: JD Peterson

Underhill House

Orinda, California

Ming Lee, Architect

Photos by: Amey Bhan and Carl Hampson

Sacramento Court

San Francisco, California

Paulett Taggart Architects

Photo by: Nic Lehoux

Haus Martin

San Francisco, California

CCS Architecture

Photo by: Tim Griffith

Citations

Shaw Residence

Hillsborough, California

Regan Bice Architects

Photo by: Regan Bice Architects

El Paseo Studios

San Jose, California

Office of Jerome King, AIA, Architects + Planners

Photos by: Bernard Andre Photography and Dave Edwards Photography

Criteria
Residential submissions will be judged on overall design excellence which may include response to context, new technologies, craftsmanship, use of materials, sustainability and design innovation.

Submissions will be evaluated in the areas of: 1)Single-Family Residential Design, including new construction, renovation and interiors; and 2)Multi-Unit Residential Design, including new construction and renovation of entire complexes and/or individual units.

Eligibility
All completed projects built after September 1, 1999 and located in one of the following Bay Area counties are eligible: Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, Napa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Solano or Sonoma.

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.

Jury

Lisa Findley (Berkeley, CA) is currently an Associate Professor at the California College of the Arts where she coordinates the Master of Architecture program. She is also a contributing editor for Architectural Record and has written for numerous other publications including Architecture, Harvard Design Magazine and World Architecture. Ms. Findley's book Building Change: Architecture, Politics and Cultural Agency is due from Routledge in February 2005.

David Miller, FAIA (Seattle, WA) is a founding partner of 2003 AIA Firm of the Year the Miller/Hull Partnership in Seattle and a tenured Professor of Architecture at the University of Washington. The Miller/Hull Partnership's design activities cover a wide range of projects including laboratories, nature centers, schools and higher education facilities, corporate offices, community centers and residences and have received numerous accolades and awards.

Lawrence Scarpa, AIA (Los Angeles, CA) is a co-founder of Livable Places, Inc., a nonprofit development and public policy organization dedicated to building mixed-use housing on under-utilized and problematic parcels of land. Mr. Scarpa's firm PUGH+SCARPA has received twenty five major design awards in the past four years including six national AIA Honor Awards, 2003 Record Interiors, 2003 Rudy Bruner Prize, 2003 AIA COTE "Top Ten Green Building" Award and is a finalist for the World Habitat Award, one of ten firms selected worldwide.

Premiere Sponsors
Andersen Windows and Doors, HDC, Dolan's Lumber,

Presenting Sponsors
Simpson Strong-Tie, McGraw-Hill Construction

Event Sponsors
Campus Wireless, Charles M. Salter Associates, Inc., Dealey Renton & Associates, Hilb Rogal & Hobbs, TEAC Structural Engineering