“The global spread of good design starts to show itself first in the house,” said a juror for our ninth annual residential architect Design Awards. Judging by our collection of winners this year, our future buildings will not disappoint.
For this competition, we received a staggering 1,300-plus entries. With such numbers, there was much beauty cast aside in the search for something greater. Just 36 projects earned a spot in this final group, making RADA the most competitive residential architecture awards program in the country. The jury comprised six accomplished architects, including Louise Braverman, FAIA, Louise Braverman, Architect, New York City; Ralph Cunningham, AIA, Cunningham + Quill Architects, Washington, D.C.; Allison Ewing, AIA, LEED AP, Hays + Ewing Design Studio, Charlottesville, Va.; Paul Mankins, FAIA, LEED AP, substance, Des Moines, Iowa; Joeb Moore, AIA, Kaehler/Moore Architects, Greenwich, Conn.; and James G. Thomas, AIA, Thomas and Denzinger Architects, Charleston, S.C. In all, they bestowed one Judges' award, 18 Merit awards, 16 Grand awards, and one Project of the Year.
What distinguished the winners from such an already outstanding collection of competitors? “It was that next level of authenticity,” said the jury. “They had freshness and originality that transcended the dogma of architectural language.”
This year's winners:
Project of the Year (blank studio)
Custom / 3,500 Square Feet or Less / Grand (Stelle Architects)
Custom / 3,500 Square Feet or Less / Grand (SALMELA ARCHITECT)
Custom / 3,500 Square Feet or Less / Merit (Aleks Istanbullu Architects)
Custom / 3,500 Square Feet or Less / Merit (Rockhill and Associates)
Custom / More Than 3,500 Square Feet / Grand (Elliott + Associates Architects)
Custom / More Than 3,500 Square Feet / Grand (Randy Brown Architects)
Custom / More Than 3,500 Square Feet / Grand (Voorsanger Architects)
Custom / More Than 3,500 Square Feet / Merit (Studio Dwell Architects)
Custom / More Than 3,500 Square Feet / Merit (Turnbull Griffin Haesloop)
Renovation / Grand (Brian Pittman, Assoc. AIA, and Bruce McCarty, FAIA)
Renovation / Grand (Fougeron Architecture)
Renovation / Merit (Höweler + Yoon Architecture)
Renovation / Merit (Miró Rivera Architects)
Adaptive Reuse / Grand (Cho Benn Holback + Associates)
Adaptive Reuse / Merit (Bonstra Haresign Architects)
Multifamily / Grand (Circle West Architects)
Multifamily / Grand (Office dA and Burt Hill)
Multifamily / Merit (The Miller Hull Partnership and Studio Dwell Architects)
Multifamily / Merit (Edward M. Baum FAIA, Architect)
Single-Family Production / Attached / Grand (Rogers Marvel Architects)
Single-Family Production / Detached / Grand (Randy Brown Architects)
Single-Family Production / Detached / Merit (Johnsen Schmaling Architects)
Campus Housing / Grand (Machado and Silvetti Associates + Gould Evans, LLC)
Affordable / Grand (Kanner Architects)
Affordable / Merit (Faleide Architects)
Architectural Interiors / Grand (Minarc)Architectural Interiors / Merit (Desai/Chia Architecture)
Architectural Interiors / Merit (John Hubert Architects)
Architectural Interiors / Merit (Rockhill and Associates)Bath / Grand (chadbourne + doss architects)
Outbuilding / Merit (Shipley Architects)
Architectural Design Detail / Merit (Hanawalt Architecture & Land Planning)
On the Boards / Merit (Visible Research Office)
On the Boards / Merit (Office em)
Judges' Award (John Malick & Associates)
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