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The American Architecture Awards THE AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS JURY FOR AWARDS 2014 FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE TALIESIN WEST Scottsdale, Arizona Victor E. Sidy Dean FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Lee Swanson RICHÄRD + BAUER Will Bruder WILL BRUDER ARCHITECTS Teresa Rosano IBARRA ROSANO DESIGN ARCHITECTS Aaron Forbes JONES STUDIO, INC. Christiana Moss STUDIO Ma Joseph Ewan Assistant Director Program Coordinator and Associate Professor of Landscape Architecture Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY THE EUROPEAN CENTRE Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies THE CHICAGO ATHENAEUM Museum of Architecture and Design "The City and the World" Juried Exhibiton The Istanbul Design Biennial (2014) The Chicago Architecture Biennial (2015) AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2014 Check List Page One WALLIS ANNENBERG CENTER LEN OAKS BRANCH LIBRARY GATES HALL THE NEW COMPUTING FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Glen Oaks, New York, 2013 AND INFORMATION SCIENCE BUILDING Beverly Hills, California, 2014 Architects: Marble Fairbanks Ithaca, New York, 2014 Architects: Studio Pali Fekete Design Team: Scott Marble, Karen Architects: Morphosis architects (SPF:a) Fairbanks, Robert Booth, Mallory Shure, Client: Cornell University Design Team: Zoltan E. Pali Jake Nishimura, Eric Ng, Adam Marcus, Contractor: Welliver Client: The Wallis Stacey Murphy, Katie Shima, Christopher Construction Manager: Freeman Kroner, Andrew Colopy, Rob Booth, Jane KAYNE GRIFFIN CORCORAN GALLERY Group Lea, Darren Zhou, Jennifer Downey, and Los Angeles, California, 2013 General Contractor: Matt Alexis Coir Architects: Standard LLP. Construction Corp. Client: Glen Oaks Branch Library Collaborator: James Turrell M/E Engineers: ARC Engineering General Contractor: Summit Construction Client: Kayne Griffin Corcoran Structural Engineers: Structural Service Group, Inc. Focus MEP Engineers: Plus Group PLLC. UPTOWN CLEVELAND Theater Consultants: Schuler Shook Structural Engineers: Buro Happold Cleveland, Ohio, 2012 Civil Engineers: Rothman Consulting Engineers Architects: Stanley Saitowitz / Natoma Engineering Landscape Architects: Scape Architects, Inc. Landscape Architects: Lutsko Design Team: Stanley Saitowitz, Neil Kaye, Associates WMS BOATHOUSE AT CLARK PARK Markus Bischoff, and Daniel Germain Mural Restoration: Zebala & Partners Chicago, Illinois, 2013 Client: MRN Ltd. Architects: Studio Gang Architects General Contractor: MRN Ltd. FAYETTEVILLE 2030: FOOD CITY Design Team: Jeanne Gang, Mark Structural Engineers: Ebersole Structural Fayetteville, Arkansas, 2013 Schendel, William Emmick, John Castro, Engineers Architects: University of Arkansas Juan de la Mora, Jay Hoffman, Wei-Ju Lai, MEP Engineers: WHS Engineering Community Design Center Angela Peckham,Christopher Vant Hoff, Design Team: Stephen Luoni, Michan Walker, and Todd Zima ST. LOUIS PUBLIC LIBRARY, CENTRAL Jeffrey Huber, Cory Amos, Meredith Client: Chicago Park District LIBRARY TRANSFORMATION AND Hendricks, David Jimenez, Allison General Contractor: Schaefges Brothers RESTORATION Thurmond Quinlan, Linda Komlos, MEP Engineers: dbHMS: Design Build St. Louis, Missouri, 2012 Jonathan Elmore, Jacob Larison, Engineering Architects: Cannon Design Kimberly Murray, Ryne Pruitt, Richard Structural Engineers: Matrix Engineering Original Architect: Cass Gilbert (1912) Adam Stowe, Patrick Templeton, Corporation Design Team: George Nikolajevich, Leniqueca Welcome, Geronimo Lighting Designers: dbHMS: Design Build Thomas Harvath, Richard Bacino, Thomas Debeza-Rodriquez, Jacob Drew Engineering Bergmann, Stephen Johnson, Bradley Short, Timothy Patterson, Rachel Landscape Architects: Terry Guen Design Lukanic, Lynn Grossman, John McAllister, Raben, Sarah Evans Jones, Paul Associates, Inc. Erik Mease, Matthew Huff, Stephen Brown, Mosley Daniel Stewart, and Ruofei Sun Client: City of Fayetteville JUJUY REDUX Architectural Support: Grice Group Collaborators: University of Rosario, Santa Fe Province, Argentina, Architects Arkansas Department of Biological 2012 Client: Saint Louis Public Library and Agricultural Engineering and Architects: P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S Owner’s Representatives: CLR Consultants Center for Agricultural and Rural Associate Architects: Maxi Spina Architects General Contractor: BSI Constructors Inc. Sustainability Design Team: Marcelo Spina, Georgina Historic Preservation Consultants: Frens & Collaborators: University of Arkansas Huljich, Maximiliano Spina, Rick Michod, Frens Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Nathaniel Moore and Giuliana Haro, Structural and Civil Engineers, Exterior Food, and Life Sciences Daniele Profeta, and Mike Wang Restoration: David Mason & Associates Collaborators: University of Arkansas Client: DRS Construcciones SA MEP and FP Engineering, Audiovisuals: School of Law and LL.M Program in General Contractor: DRS Construcciones William Tao & Associates Agricultural and Food Law SA Environmental Graphics and Signage: Funding: Decade of Design Grant Consultants: Jose Orengo Structural Kuhlmann Leavitt Program, the American Institute of Engineers Lighting Designers: Derek Porter Studio; Architects, and the Clinton Global William Tao & Associates Initiative CENTER FOR EDUCATION AND Exhibit Designers: Heller Studio TOLERANCE Landscape Architect: Donald Walsh Dallas, Texas, 2013 Architects: Cooper Joseph Studio GETHSEMANE LUTHERAN CHURCH Associate Architects: Overland Partners Seatle, Washington, 2012 Client: Dallas Holocaust Museum / Center Architects: Olson Kundig Architects for Education and Tolerance Client: Gethsemane Lutheran Church Renderings: Guillaume Paturel of by- General Contractor: Rafin Company encore AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2014 Check List Page Two HEALTH SCIENCES EDUCATION CHESAPEAKE BUILDING ONE EXPLORATORIUM: MUSEUM BUILDING Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 2014 OF SCIENCE, ART, AND HUMAN Phoenix, Arizona, 2012 Architects: Elliott + Associates PERCEPTION Architects: CO Architects Design Team: Rand Elliott, Bill Yen, Embarcadero Waterfront, San Francisco, Design Team: Paul Zajfen, Scott Michael Shuck California, 2013 Kelsey, Jonathan Kanda, Andy Labov, Client: Chesapeake Energy Corporation Landscape Architects: GLS Landscape | Jenna Knudsen, Arnold Swanborn, General Contractor: Smith & Pickel Architecture Tony Moretti, Jatin Kayastha, Luciana Construction, Inc. Architects: EHDD Tagliaferri, Lilit Ustayan, Shiyi Zhang, Civil Engineers: Johnson & Associates Client: The Exploratorium Joqua Jordan, Carrillo, and Marie Structural Engineers: Mark Eudaley Malone. Engineers PAUL S. RUSSELL MD MUSEUM OF Associate Architects, Master MEP Engineers: Determan Scheirman MEDICAL HISTORY AND INNOVATION Planners: Ayers Saint Gross Engineering, Inc. Boston, Massachusetts, 2012 Design Team: Jack Black, Sean R. Landscape Architects: Total Environment Architects: Leers Weinzapfel Associates Rosebrugh, Eric Zobrist, Michelle Nursery, Inc. Design Team: Jane H. Weinzapfel, Winifred Kollmann, Kristina Abrams, Justin A. Stopps, Alan Christ, Tom Chung, Kevin Dahl-James, Eliseo Ramirez, and CHESAPEAKE NORTH PAVILION Bell, Susan Crowe Knight, Laura Duncan, William Whitfield Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 2013 Shih-Min Hsu, Hannah Jackson, Irene Kang, Owner Client: Arizona Board of Architects: Elliott + Associates Matt Petrie, Jared Ramsdell, and Marley Regents Client: Chesapeake Energy Corporation Wright Users: University of Arizona; Northern General Contractor: Smith & Pickel Client: Partners Healthcare Arizona University Construction, Inc. General Contractor: Turner Construction Contractor, Preconstruction, Company Construction Manager At Risk: DPR SKYLINE RESTAURANT CHESAPEAKE Construction and Sundt Construction, BUILDING 14 T3 PARKING STRUCTURE Inc., a Joint Venture Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 2013 Austin, Texas, 2012 Structural Engineers: John A. Martin Architects: Elliott + Associates Architects: Danze Blood Architects & Associates Client: Chesapeake Energy Corporation Client: The Think Tank MEP Engineers: AEI Engineers General Contractor: Smith & Pickel General Contractor: Rago Enterprises LLC. Civil Engineers: Dibble Engineering Construction, Inc. Landscape Architects: Photographers: Scott McDonald – Hedrich TOPPING ROSE HOUSE SmithGroupJJR Blessing Bridgehampton, New York, 2013 Architects: Roger Ferris and Partners LLC. YONGSAN INTERNATIONAL MY BOON RETAIL STORE Client: Bill Campbell & Simon Critchell BUSINESS DISTRICT ‘PROJECT Seoul, South Korea, 2012 General Contractor: Pinnacle JGF R6’ Architects: Jaklitsch / Gardner Architects Seoul, South Korea, 2016 PC. AIA EDGELESS SCHOOL Architects: REX architecture Design Team: Stephan Jaklitsch, Mark New York, New York, 2012 Design Team: Mooyoung, Tiago Gardner, Christopher Kitterman, Mariana Architects: Sage and Coombe Architects Barros, Adam Chizmar, Danny Renjifo, Bjarke Ballisager, Margaux Client: AIA New York Chapter Duong, Luis Gil, Gabriel Jewell- Schindler, and Liz Kelsey Vitale, SeokHun Kim, Armen Associate Architects: Kukbo Design Co., LOUISIANA STATE MUSEUM AND Menendian, Romea Muryń, Roberto Ltd. SPORTS HALL OF FAME Otero, Se Yoon Park, Joshua Prince- Collaborator: Milan Vukmirovic Natchitoches, Louisiana, USA., 2013 Ramus, Lena Reeh Rasmussen, and Client: Shinsegae Co., Ltd. Architects: Trahan Architects Yuan Tiauriman General Contractor: Kukbo Design Co., Design Team: Victor F. “Trey” Trahan, III., Owner Client: Dreamhub Project Ltd. Brad McWhirter, Ed Gaskin AIA, Mark Hash, Financing Vehicle Co., Ltd. Michael McCune, Sean David, Blake Fisher, Structural and Civil Engineers: MUSEUM OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK: Erik Herrmann, David Merlin, Benjamin Magnusson
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