AWARDS
The jury selected 24 projects across 11 categories for recognition.
Few building types signal the future of design better than housing. Quick turnaround times, hyper-engaged clients, and specific market needs make it an ideal laboratory for reinventing the fundamentals of shelter. For 17 years, the Residential Architect Design Awards have celebrated innovation and excellence at all scales and at all price points. The mission continues in the award program’s new home, ARCHITECT.
Judges
Anne Decker, AIA, Anne Decker Architects
Lisa Iwamoto, IwamotoScott Architecture
Kevin Kudo-King, Olson Kundig
Dan Maginn, FAIA, Draw Architecture + Urban Design
Anne Decker, AIA, Anne Decker Architects
Lisa Iwamoto, IwamotoScott Architecture
Kevin Kudo-King, Olson Kundig
Dan Maginn, FAIA, Draw Architecture + Urban Design
Affordable Housing: Award
Terrace 459 by Landon Bone Baker Architects
Terrace 459 by Landon Bone Baker Architects
Architectural Design Detail: Award
Walnut Estates by Moto Designshop
Walnut Estates by Moto Designshop
Architectural Interiors: Award
Photographer's Loft by Desai Chia Architecture
Photographer's Loft by Desai Chia Architecture
Custom House Less Than 3,000 Square Feet: Award
Casa IV by Mesura
Casa IV by Mesura
Custom House Less Than 3,000 Square Feet: Citation
Colorado Outward Bound Micro Cabins by Colorado Building Workshop
Colorado Outward Bound Micro Cabins by Colorado Building Workshop
Custom House Less Than 3,000 Square Feet: Citation
Cuatro Patios House by Andrés Stebelski Arquitecto
Cuatro Patios House by Andrés Stebelski Arquitecto
Custom House Less Than 3,000 Square Feet: Honorable Mention
Enough House by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects
Enough House by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects
Custom House Less Than 3,000 Square Feet: Honorable Mention
Point House by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects
Point House by MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects
Custom House Less Than 3,000 Square Feet: Honorable Mention
Tower House by Waechter Architecture
Tower House by Waechter Architecture
Custom House More Than 3,000 Square Feet: Award
Underhill by Bates Masi + Architects
Underhill by Bates Masi + Architects
Custom House More Than 3,000 Square Feet: Citation
Artist Retreat by Gluck+
Artist Retreat by Gluck+
Custom House More Than 3,000 Square Feet: Honorable Mention
Compass House by Superkül
Compass House by Superkül
Custom House More Than 3,000 Square Feet: Honorable Mention
Troll Hus by Mork-Ulnes Architects
Troll Hus by Mork-Ulnes Architects
Multifamily Housing: Citation
35XV by FXFowle
35XV by FXFowle
Multifamily Housing: Citation
Main East Side Lofts by 1100 Architect
Main East Side Lofts by 1100 Architect
Multifamily Housing: Award
VIA 57 West by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG)
VIA 57 West by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG)
On the Boards: Honorable Mention
Emigration House by Steven Christensen Architecture
Emigration House by Steven Christensen Architecture
On the Boards: Citation
Mask House by WOJR
Mask House by WOJR
Outbuilding: Award
Half-Tree House by Jacobschang Architecture
Half-Tree House by Jacobschang Architecture
Restoration/Preservation: Award
Shulman Home and Studio by Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects
Shulman Home and Studio by Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects
Renovation/Adaptive Reuse: Honorable Mention
Morgan Phoa Library and Residence by Studio Pali Fekete Architects
Morgan Phoa Library and Residence by Studio Pali Fekete Architects
Renovation/Adaptive Reuse: Award
TP-H Residence by Alexander Jermyn Architecture
TP-H Residence by Alexander Jermyn Architecture
Student Housing: Citation
SL11024 by Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects
SL11024 by Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Nate Berg
Nate Berg is a Los Angeles–based journalist who covers cities, architecture, design, and technology. A longtime contributor to ARCHITECT, he was previously a staff writer at The Atlantic Cities, now CityLab, and an editor at Planetizen. His work has appeared in a variety of outlets, including The New York Times, The Guardian, Wired, and 99% Invisible. He was a finalist for the 2013 Livingston Awards for Young Journalists for his Next Cityfeature article on HafenCity, a neighborhood being built from scratch in Hamburg, Germany. His recent works include driving an electric car (which ran out of batteries) and riding an electric bike (which did not).
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Amanda Kolson Hurley
Amanda Kolson Hurley is a freelance writer in the Washington, D.C. area. A former editor at ARCHITECT, she has contributed to The Atlantic's CityLab, Foreign Policy, The Washington Post, and many other publications.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Zach Mortice is Chicago-based architectural journalist living in Chicago. He was a staff writer and managing editor of AIArchitect, and his work has appeared in Landscape Architecture Magazine, Contract, Chicago Architect, and others. Follow him on Twitter and Instagram at @zachmortice.
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