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2009 AIA East Bay Unbuilt Design Awards |
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Above & Beyond 2009 AIA East Bay Unbuilt Design Awards This
special program celebrates the hard work and creativity of architects,
urban planners, design professionals and students. It was established
to recognize exemplary projects that are still on the boards, creative
conceptual work and innovative representations of projects. PDF of Winning Projects Presentation PDF of images from all entries
2009 Unbuilt Design Awards Jury:
Anne Fougeron, AIA founded the nationally-recognized design firm Fougeron Architecture more than 20 years ago on the premise that designing great buildings and providing more personal service were not mutually exclusive goals. The firm's projects exhibit a strong commitment to clarity of thought, design integrity and quality of architectural detail, receiving awards from all levels of the AIA and other organizations. Ranging in scale from residential and mixed-use housing to commercial, civic and health care, Anne's work has been widely featured in publications such as Architectural Record and the San Francisco Chronicle.
Mark Anderson, AIA is a founding principal of Anderson Anderson Architecture, and has broad experience in building design and construction as an architect, general contractor and construction craftsman. In partnership with his brother, Peter Anderson, AIA he has designed and constructed numerous building projects in the United States and Japan—including residential, public and commercial commissions—and has also directed research projects and public art installations in the United States and Japan. Mark’s design work focuses on new sustainable construction technology adapted for unique sites and cultural conditions. He lectures frequently in the U.S. and Asia on his design work and teaches design studios as well as seminars on creative design and fabrication technology as a member of the design faculty in the Architecture Department at the University of California , Berkeley . His design courses particularly focus on design imagination, artist collaboration, construction system prototyping, and infrastructure system design applied to sustainable environmental issues in urban areas.
1. Planning/ Urban Design 2. Unbuilt Commissioned Work: A commissioned project that has not been or may not be built. Includes:
3. Conceptual 4. Student & Recent Graduate: A full-time student currently studying architecture, planning or urban design; or one who graduated in 2007 or later. 5. Innovative Architectural Representation: Given to the entrant demonstrating the most innovative, artistic and effective presentation of an architectural project through drawings, renderings, models, diagrams, etc. (submission of digital images).
All significant contributors to the design of the project must be given credit as part of the submission. Projects designed by joint venture or associated architects should be submitted by one firm/person only; credit for all design participants is to be noted in the concealed identification form. Projects that have won other awards or that have been previously published remain eligible.
The AIA East Bay gratefully acknowledges the support of the following sponsors of the 2009 AIA East Bay Unbuilt Design Awards:
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Richard W. Thompson, FAIA, AICP, Los Angeles 
Anne Fougeron, AIA, San Francisco 
Mark S.T. Anderson, AIA, San Francisco