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The American Architecture Awards THE AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS JURY FOR AWARDS 2020 Thessaloniki, Greece Eleanna Makridou Architect P. MAKRIDIS + ASSOCIATES S.A. Ifigeneia Konstantinidou Communications Expert RESPONSIVE Maria Tsaftari Architect URBAN SOUL PROJECT Simos Antoniadis Architect URBAN SOUL PROJECT THE EUROPEAN CENTRE Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies THE CHICAGO ATHENAEUM Museum of Architecture and Design AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2010 Check List Page One THE JEWEL BOX PSU STOTT CENTER RENOVATION + BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR New York, New York | 2018 VIKING PAVILION THE VISUAL ARTS Architects: Messana O'Rorke Portland, Oregon | 2018 Boise, Idaho | 2019 Architects Architects: Woofter Architecture Architects: HGA Client: Private Associate Architects: Perkins & Will Associate Architects: Lombard Conrad General Contractor: UC Construction Client: Portland State University Client: The State of Idaho Department of and Management General Contractor: Fortis Construction Administration, Division of Public Works Photographers: Eric Laignel Inc. General Contractor: ESI Construction Structural Engineers: KPFF Consulting Structural Engineering: KPFF Consulting OS GALLERY AND STUDIO Engineers Engineers, Inc. Racine, Wisconsin | 2018 Landscape Architects: Lango Hansen Landscape Architects: The Land Group, Inc. Architects: Johnsen Schmaling Landscape Architects Photographers: Paul Crosby Architects Photographers: Christian Columbres and Client: OS Gallery Pete Eckert THE OCHSNER CENTER FOR General Contractor: Bukacek INNOVATION Construction LLC. CAMELBACK RESIDENCE New Orleans, Louisiana | 2021 Photographers: John J. Macaulay Paradise Valley, Arizona | 2018 Architects: Trahan Architects Architects: Belzberg Architects Client: Ochsner Health System WUEHRER HOUSE Design Team: Hagy Belzberg, Barry General Contractor: TBD East Hampton, New York | 2018 Gartin, Cory Taylor, Chris Arntzen, Ashley Photographers: The Boundary Architects: Engelking Architect Coon, and Susan Nwankpa Architects of Record: Kirsten Client: Private AURORA Youngren General Contractor: Sage Luxury Homes México City, México | 2018 Client: Private Photographers: Bruce Damonte Architect: Belzberg Architects General Contractor: IC2 Technologies Client: Grupo Anima Inc. DIABLOS ROJOS BASEBALL STADIUM General Contractor: Grupo Anima Structural Engineers: Stutzki México City, México | 2019 Photographers: Belzberg Architects Engineering Architects: FGP Atelier Photographers: Nic Lehoux Local Architects: Taller ADG 7HILLS DAY CENTER COMPLEX Client: Alfredo Harp Helú Fayetteville, Arkansas | 2019 REDFOX COMMONS Project Management: ADETEC Architect: University of Arkansas Community Portland, Oregon | 2019 General Contractor: TOLLAN Design Center Architects: LEVER Architecture Sports Consultants: Populous Client: 7hills Homeless Center Specifications: Michael Thraikill Roof Consultants: Dunn Lightweight Photographers: University of Arkansas Architects Architecture Community Design Center Client: Langley Investment Partners Structural Engineers: Werner Sobek Owner’s Representative: Inici Group Landscape Architects: Environment SPRINGFIELD UNDERGROUND General Contractor: R&H Photographers: Rafael Gamo COMMAND STATION Construction Springfield, Missouri | 2018 Structural Engineers: KPFF USC SHOAH FOUNDATION Architects: Dake Wells Architecture Consulting Engineers Institute for Visual History and Education Client: Erlen Group Landscape Architects: Shapiro Los Angeles, California | 2018 General Contractor: DeWitt & Associates Didway Landscape Architects Architects: Belzberg Architects Photographers: Gayle Babcock, Architectural Photographers: Jeremy Bittermann Client: USC Shoah Foundation Imageworks, LLC. and Lara Swimmer General Contractor: Clune Construction Company HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER NEW GLASS NOW Photographers: Bruce Damonte SUFFOLK COUNTY COMMUNITY Corning, New York | 2018 COLLEGE Architect: Studio Joseph THE CONTINENTAL Riverhead, New York | 2019 Client: Warren Bunn Corning San Diego, California | 2018 Architects: ikon.5 architects Museum of Glass Architects: Jonathan Segal FAIA & Architects of Record: Wiedersum Associates General Contractor: Corning Museum Development Company Architects PLLC. of Glass Client: Jonathan Segal FAIA & Client: Suffolk County Community College Photographers: Alex Fradkin Development Company General Contractor: Sea Crest Construction General Contractor: Jonathan Segal FAIA Structural Engineers: Severud Associates & Development Company Landscape Architects: RDA Landscape Photographers: Matthew Segal Architects Photographers: James Ewing AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2020 Check List Page Two TERRACE HOUSE SILVER OAK WINERY 55 HUDSON YARDS San Francisco, California | 2018 Healdsburg, California | 2018 New York, New York | 2018 Architects: Aidlin Darling Design Architect: Piechota Architecture Architects: Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates Client: Private Client: Silver Oak Cellars Client: Related Companies, Oxford General Contractor: Fine European General Contractor: Cello & Maudru Properties Group, and Mitsui Fudosan Construction Construction America Photographers: Matthew Millman Interior Designers: Harrington Design General Contractor: Gilbane Building Landscape Architects: Munden Fry Company TAUTOS NAMAI Landscape Associates Photographers: Connie Zhou and Scott LITHUANIAN NATIONAL CONCERT Photographers: Joe Fletcher Frances HALL Vilnius, Lithuania | 2019 NEW BEGINNINGS HOMELESS APPLE CARNEGIE LIBRARY Architects: OSA Open Source TRANSITION VILLAGE PROTOTYPE Washington D.C. | 2018 Architecture Fayetteville, Arkansas | 2018 Architects: Foster + Partners Client: Vilnius City Municipal Architects: University of Arkansas Architects of Record: Beyer Blinder Belle Administration Community Design Center Architects & Planners Photographers: Courtesy of the Client: Serve Northwest Arkansas Original Architects: Ackerman & Ross (1903) architects General Contractor: The Marshall Group Client: Apple Inc. of NWA General Contractor: Grunley Construction GARDEN CHAPEL PAVILION Photographers: University of Arkansas Company Memphis, Tennesse | 2018 Community Design Center Photographers: Nigel Young Architects: archimania Client: Methodist Healthcare MEADOW HOUSE KARSH ALUMNI AND VISITORS CENTER, Foundation Aspen, Colorado | 2018 DUKE UNIVERSITY General Contractor: Turner Architects: CCY Architects Durham, North Carolina | 2018 Construction Client: Private Architects: Centerbrook Architects and Photographers: archimania General Contractor: Clearwater Planners Construction Client: Duke University, Office of Facilities SUNSHINE AND NATIONAL RETAIL Structural Engineers: KL&A Management CENTER Landscape Architects: Connect 1 General Contractor: LeChase Construction Springfield, Missouri | 2018 Photographers: Jeremy Bittermann Services Architect: Dake Wells Architecture Landscape Architects: Stimson Associates Client: The Sagamore Hill MILDRED LINDSTROM RESIDENCE Photographers: Peter Aaron Development Venice, California | 2018 General Contractor: Branco Architects: MINARC 390 MADISON Enterprises Client: Private New York, New York | 2018 Structural Engineers: J&M General Contractor: Core Construction Architects: Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates Engineering LLC. Group PC. Photographers: Gayle Babcock, Photographers: Art Gray Photography Executive Architects: AAI Architects, PC. Architectural Imageworks, LLC. Client: L&L Holding Company AUDIBLE INNOVATION CATHEDRAL General Contractor: AECOM BALLET MEMPHIS Newark, New Jersey | 2018 Photographers: Connie Zhou and Raimund Memphis, Tennesse 2018 Interior Architects: Spectorgroup Koch Architect: archimania Architects of Record: Perkins Eastman Client: Ballet Memphis Architects MANIFOLD HOUSE General Contractor: Grinder, Taber & Associate Architects: Mikesell Associates Arlington, Virginia | 2018 Grinder, Inc. Original Architects: Theodore Link (1932) Architect: David Jameson Architect Photographers: archimania Client: Audible Client: Private General Contractor: Century 21 General Contractor: Sagatov Design and THE LEHMAN CENTER FOR THE Construction Build PERFORMING ARTS Photographers: Ben Gancsos Structural Engineers: Wallace Engineering Bronx, New York | 2018 Photographers: Paul Warchol Architects: Michielli + Wyetzner HIGH DESERT RETREAT Architects Palm Desert, California | 2018 XS House Client: The City University of New Architects: Aidlin Darling Design Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | 2019 York Client: Private Architects: ISA - Interface Studio Architects General Contractor: DMD Contracting General Contractor: D.W. Johnston Client: Callahan Ward LLC. Construction, Inc. General Contractor: Callahan Ward Photographers: Paul Warchol Structural Engineers: Strandberg Structural Engineers: Larsen & Landis Engineering Structural Engineers Photographers: Joe Fletcher, Adam Rouse Photographers: Sam Oberter AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2020 Check List Page Three SHERBER + RAD THE PALISADES HOUSE 370 JAY STREET Washington, DC | 2018 Pacific Palisades, California | 2018 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Architect: David Jameson Architect Architects: Abramson Architects Brooklyn, New York | 2018 Client: Sherber + Rad Client: Private Architect: Mitchell Giurgola General Contractor: Madden CCI General Contractor: AJ Engineering and Client: New York University Photographers: Paul Warchol Construction Services Ltd. General Contractor: Skanska USA Building Photographers: Roger Davieand and Photographers: Albert Vecerka/Esto UNIVERSITY DISTRICT GATEWAY Douglas Hill, Globop Photography BRIDGE MASHTA Spokane, Washington | 2018 BELL WORKS Key Biscayne, Florida | 2018 Architects:
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