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American Institute of Architecture (AIA), Long Island Chapter Archi Awards American Institute of Architecture (AIA), Long Island Chapter Archi Awards. Records, 1990-1996. Special Collections Department/Long Island Studies Institute Contact Information: Special Collections Department Axinn Library, Room 032 123 Hofstra University Hempstead, NY 11549 Phone: (516) 463-6411, or 463-6404 Fax: (516) 463-6442 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.hofstra.edu/Libraries/SpecialCollections Compiled by: [M. O’Connor] Date Completed: [ March 28, 2011] American Institute of Architecture (AIA), Long Island Chapter Archi Awards. Records, 1990-1996. 1.4 cubic ft. The Long Island, New York Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) is the local component of the national AIA, a professional organization for architects. Among the many activities the organization is involved with each year is the ARCHI Awards, a program initiated to provide professional and public recognition of projects built on Long Island as well as projects designed by Long Island architects, but built elsewhere. The program was established by the Long Island Association of Commerce and Industry in 1965, at which time submissions were requested from owners rather than architects. In 1967, the Long Island Chapter of the American Institute of Architects began its involvement in the program. As the criteria for submissions improved, architects were motivated to submit entries. The awards gained prominence and the Long Island community began to recognize and understand the impact of quality architecture on their environment. From the inception of the program up until the present time, hundreds of projects—and the architects who designed them—have been honored with ARCHI awards. The ―ARCHI‖ was designed specifically for the 1970 Annual Long Island Association Architectural Awards Program. The name was taken from the Greek work Architekton, which means ―Chief or Master Builder.‖ The award is 13‖ high, incorporates a T-square, arch and a three-sided face representing the past, present and future. The collection, which spans the years 1990-1996, is comprised of ARCHI Awards entry submission materials—including project descriptions, plan renderings (facsimiles), photographs, and slides; printed materials, including awards programs, information sheets, description and philosophy statements, flyers, and news clippings; and videotapes. While the printed materials and photographs mainly concern the award winners and honorees, the majority of entrants from 1990-1995 are represented in the collection of slides. Noteworthy among the collection is the last entry submission of noted architect and AIA fellow Norman Jaffe, who drowned off a beach in Bridgehampton, N.Y., in 1993. The entry, made just months before his death, was for a residential project in Southampton, N.Y. Note: Hofstra University’s Long Island Studies Institute was at one time a sponsor of the ARCHI Awards (Sources: 1994 and 1995 ARCHI Awards programs.) Arrangement: chronological by year. SUBJECTS Names: American Institute of Architecture (AIA) Long Island Chapter. Subjects: ARCHI Awards. Architects--New York (State)--Long Island. Architecture--Awards--New York (State)--Long Island--History. Architecture--New York (State)--Long Island. Places: Long Island (N.Y.). Form and Genre Terms: News clippings. Photographs. Printed Materials. Slides. American Institute of Architecture (AIA), Long Island Chapter Archi Awards Records are arranged in eight series: I. 1990 ARCHI Awards – includes awards programs, project descriptions, plan renderings, photographs and printed materials II. 1991 ARCHI Awards – includes awards programs, project descriptions, plan renderings, photographs and printed materials III. 1993 ARCHI Awards – includes awards programs, project descriptions, plan renderings, photographs and printed materials IV. 1994 ARCHI Awards – includes awards programs, project descriptions, plan renderings, photographs and printed materials V. 1995 ARCHI Awards – awards program (2 copies), list of award winners, news clipping VI. 1996 ARCHI Awards – Spector Group, Retail Architecture Qualification Statement. VII. Videotapes – 1990 ARCHI Awards ―Slideshow‖; 1994 ARCHI Awards VIII. Slides – 35mm color slides of projects entered in the 1990, 1991, 1993, 1994 and 1995 ARCHI Awards competitions American Institute of Architecture (AIA), Long Island Chapter Archi Awards. Records, 1990-1996. Box and Folder Listing Series I: 1990 Archi Awards (Presented at the Hofstra University Student Center Theatre, Hempstead, N.Y.) Box / Folder Title 1-1 Submissions list and award program Commercial/Industrial (award winner) Ronald Schmidt & Associates, Office Building (Justin Corporate Center), Manalapan, N.J. 1-2 Project description and plan renderings (facsimile reproductions) 1-3 Photographs 1-4 Photographs Municipal (award winner) Mojo-Stumer Architects, Firehouse, Alert Engine, Hook, Ladder & Hose Co. No.1, Great Neck, N.Y. 1-5 Project description and plan renderings (facsimile reproductions) 1-6 Photographs 1-7 Photographs Interiors (award winner) Mojo-Stumer Architects, Office Supply/Printing Company, New York, N.Y. 1-8 Project description and plan renderings (facsimile reproductions) 1-9 Photographs Residential (award winner) Bentel & Bentel, William Simpson Residence, Old Westbury, N.Y. 1-10 Project descriptions and plan rendering (facsimile reproduction) 1-11 Photographs 1-12 Photographs Library (honorable mention) Bentel & Bentel, Callahan Library, St. Joseph’s College, Patchogue, N.Y. 1-13 Project descriptions and renderings (facsimile reproductions) 1-14 Photographs 1-15 Photographs Residential (honorable mention) Blum & Fitzsimmons, Private Residence, North Shore, Long Island, N.Y. 1-16 Project description and plan renderings (facsimile reproductions) 1-17 Photographs Series I: 1990 Archi Awards Box / Folder Title Recognition Award (winner) - Spector Group, North Hills, N.Y. The following are entry submissions made by Spector Group: Category: Commercial/Industrial, Office Building, The Islandia Pavilion, Islandia, N.Y. 1-18 Project description, plan rendering (facsimile reproduction), and photographs Category: Interiors, Office Building, Long Island Savings Bank Executive Headquarters, Melville, N.Y. 1-19 Project description, plan rendering (facsimile reproduction), and photographs Category: Commercial/Industrial, Office Building, Norstar Bank Corporate Headquarters, Melville, N.Y. 1-20 Project description, plan rendering (facsimile reproduction), and photographs Category: Commercial/Industrial, Office Building, Long Island Savings Bank Executive Headquarters, Melville, NY 1-21 Project description, plan rendering (facsimile reproduction), and photographs Series II: 1991 Archi Awards (Presented at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.) Box / Folder Title 1-22 Awards program Residential (award winner) Bentel & Bentel, Haus Scheu, Center Island, N.Y. 1-23 Project description and plan renderings (facsimile reproductions) 1-24 Photographs (prints) Commercial/Industrial (award winner) The Spector Group, Commercial Office Building, Long Island Savings Bank Headquarters, Melville, N.Y. 1-25 Project description and plan renderings (facsimile reproductions) 1-26 Photographs Small Project (award winner) Innocenti & Webel, Kenneth W. Dowd, AIA, Pool House Structure, Private Residence, Locust Valley, N.Y. 1-27 Project description and plan renderings (facsimile reproductions) 1-28 Photographs Small Project (award winner) Frederick Stelle, Architect, Double-Story Shed Pavilions, Private Residence, Amagansett, N.Y. 1-29 Project description, plan renderings (facsimile reproductions), and photographs (prints) Series II: 1991 Archi Awards Box / Folder Title Small Project (award winner) Paul W. Erdmann, AIA, Solarium, Wellin Residence, Locust Valley, N.Y. 1-30 Project description, submission sheet, plan renderings (facsimiles) 1-31 Photographs Award for Color (award winner), presented by Benjamin Moore & Company Hoffman-Grayson, Moskowitz residence, Huntington Bay, N.Y. 1-32 Project description and plan renderings (facsimile reproductions) 1-33 Photographs Series III: 1993 Archi Awards (Presented at The Omni at Nassau West, Uniondale, N.Y.) Box / Folder Title 1-34 Awards program (incomplete), entry list, photograph of the architectural jury Unbuilt (award winner) Mojo-Stumer Architects, White Residence, Kings Point, N.Y. 1-35 Project description, plan renderings (facsimile reproductions), model photographs (facsimiles) Municipal (award winner) Amazutto / Szerbaty Architects, Municipal Community Facility, Park & Playground, Glen Cove Housing Authority, Glen Cove, N.Y. 1-36 Project description, plan renderings (facsimile reproductions) 1-37 Photographs (facsimiles) 1-38 Photographs (facsimiles) Residential (award winner) Nagel & Lesser Architects, Shyer Residence, East Hampton, N.Y. 1-39 Project description, plan renderings (facsimiles) 1-40 Photographs 1-41 Photographs Small Project (award winner) Frederick Stelle Architect, Tennis Court/Tennis House, Southampton, N.Y. 1-42 Project description, plan renderings (facsimiles), and photographs Commercial (Commendation) Lacroze Miguens Prati Arquitectos, Hotel Extension, Hoteles Decameron de Colombia, San Andres Island, Colombia. 1-43 Project description, plan renderings (facsimiles) 1-44 Photographs 1-45 Photographs Series III: 1993 Archi Awards Box / Folder Title Institutional, Educational, Religious, and Medical (Commendation) Burton, Behrendt, Smith & O’Callaghan P.C., School, Leeway School, Sayville, N.Y. 1-46 Project description, plan renderings
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