2014 AIA Institute Honor Awards in Architecture
The jury selected eleven projects of various typologies: airport, visitor centre, boathouse, train station, mausoleum etc. Follow the link to the reports about each project.
New Boathouse for Community Rowing, Inc. (CRI) in Boston
Anmahian Winton Architects Project report
Anmahian Winton Architects Project report
Brooklyn Botanic Garden Visitor Center in New York
WEISS/MANFREDI Project report
WEISS/MANFREDI Project report
Jackson Hole Airport in Wyoming
Gensler Project report
Gensler Project report
Rehabilitation of King Street Station in Seattle
ZGF Architects LLP Project report
ZGF Architects LLP Project report
Lakewood Cemetery Garden Mausoleum in Minneapolis
HGA Architects and Engineers Project report
HGA Architects and Engineers Project report
Centre for International Governance and Innovation (CIGI) Campus in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
KPMB Architects Project report
KPMB Architects Project report
The Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust in Los Angeles
Belzberg Architects Project report
Belzberg Architects Project report
The Pierre on San Juan Island, Washington
Olson Kundig Architects Project report
Olson Kundig Architects Project report
Quaker Meeting House and Arts Center, Sidwell Friends School in Washington, D.C.
KieranTimberlake Project report
KieranTimberlake Project report
SCAD Museum of Art in Savannah, Georgia
Sottile & Sottile and Lord Aeck Sargent in association with Dawson Architects Project report
Sottile & Sottile and Lord Aeck Sargent in association with Dawson Architects Project report
St. Louis Public Library, Central Library Transformation and Restoration in St. Louis
Cannon Design Project report
Cannon Design Project report
Jury
- Scott Wolf, FAIA (Chair), The Miller Hull Partnership
- Natalye Appel, Natalye Appel + Associates Architects
- Mary Brush, Brush Architects
- Joy Coleman, Treanor Architects
- Robert M. Hon, AIAS Student Representative
- Brenda A. Levin, Levin & Associates Architects
- Michael J. Mills, Mills + Schnoering Architects
- G. Martin Moeller, National Building Museum
- Ed Soltero, Arizona State University
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