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Acknowledgments ��5 SARA | NY thanks the following people for Warm thanks to Michael Macaluso, FARA, making the 2018 Design Awards Program a and John Scheschareg, FARA and their office About SARA ��6 great success: staff for hosting the design awards jury day and many other SARA NY events, and for 2018 SARA | NY Board of Directors ��7 Our deepest appreciation goes to SARA | NY President Frank A. Szatkowski, ARA, and their ongoing support of SARA NY. From the President ��8 Vice President Asaf Yogev, ARA, for their Sincere thanks to CTA Architects P.C. for leadership and support. hosting the SARA NY Board Meetings, National 2018 SARA NY Design Awards Entries/ Geographic Distribution ��9 To 2018 Special Design Awards Committee Board meeting, and Emerging Architects events, and for their continued support, in 2018 SARA | NY SPECIAL AWARDS ��11 Co-Chairs Kenneth Conzelmann, ARA, and Tim Maldonado, FARA, and to Special Awards every possible way, of the NY Council. Integrated Urban Design Award Committee member Valerie Costa, Assoc. To Arpad Baksa and his office staff, Barry Tata Innovation Center at Cornell Tech ...... 12 ARA, who led this year’s SARA | NY Special Milowitz, FARA, Alva Milowitz, and Kathy Awards selection and arranged project tours. Firneis for their role in the planning and Net Zero Energy Academic Architecture Award For providing us with informative building execution of the Design Awards Banquet and The Bloomberg Center at Cornell Tech ...... 16 . . tours in consideration for the 2018 SARA | for their endless support of SARA | NY. To our NY Special Awards: energetic Treasurer of twenty years Robert Cityscape Architecture Award Firneis, FARA, for his hard work and dedication. Tata Innovation Center at Cornell Tech: The American Copper Buildings ...... 20 . . To Jessica Fleischer, SARA | NY Council Marion Weiss, FAIA, Co-founder, and Executive Director, without whom nothing 2018 STUDENT DESIGN AWARDS ��25 Michael Harshman, AIA, Project Manager, Weiss / Manfredi Architects would get done. Period. 2018 DESIGN AWARDS OF MERIT ��33 The Bloomberg Center at Cornell Tech: Thank you to SARA | NY’s dedicated board of Ung-Joo Scott Lee, Principal, Morphosis directors: Arpad Baksa, ARA; Gabriela Branez, 2018 DESIGN AWARDS OF HONOR ��45 Architects Associate ARA; Kenneth Conzelmann, ARA; Valerie Costa, Assoc. ARA; Tim Hao, ARA; 2018 DESIGN AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE ��63 The American Copper Buildings: Ayumi Sugiyama, Project Director, Scott Henson, ARA; Mark Kaplan, ARA; and 2018 DESIGN AWARDS JURY ��75 Shop Architects Elga Killinger, ARA. We would like to thank Design Awards Thanks to René Moreno for putting Committee Co-Chairs Asaf Yogev, ARA, together this spectacular journal and visual and Tamar Kisilevitz, ARA, for their many presentation, and to president Frank A. contributions to the success of the Design Szatkowski, ARA, for maintaining the SARA | Awards Program. NY Council website. Special thank you to the 2018 Design Awards We are also grateful to John Risch and Häfele, Jury for donating their time and talents: and to Ray Mellon and James Rowland and their firm Zetlin & De Chiara LLP, for P. Christian Bailey, AIA, SARA, LEED AP, their ongoing support of SARA | NY and Partner, ODA Architecture and Design their friendship. Anthony C. Baker, FARA, SARA National Director, Principal, ACB Architecture Thank you to SARA National President Octavio Santurio, FARA, and the SARA Alfreda Radzicki, AIA, LEED AP, Principal, FX Collaborative National Board of Directors for their leadership and guidance. Kevin Rice, AIA, Principal, Diller Scofidio + Renfro Richard Southwick, FAIA, LEED AP, Partner, Beyer Blinder Belle

THE SOCIETY OF AMERICAN REGISTERED ARCHITECTS was formed on November 9, 1956 in President Director Atlanta, Georgia by architect Wilfred J. Gregson. Gregson believed that membership in an FRANK A. SZATKOWSKI, ARA ARPAD BAKSA, ARA architectural professional society should be open to anyone who carries an architectural [email protected] [email protected] license. In September of 1959 the group held its first conference at the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas Vice President Director City, Missouri. In that gathering Gregson reported to those who assembled: “You are the ASAF YOGEV, ARA GABRIELA BRANEZ, ASSOC. ARA [email protected] [email protected] ones who have made the first great step toward a unified profession of architects. You are a living report that will go to every part of these fifty United States...” Director The mission of SARA is to provide a professional society for all architects, regardless of their Treasurer ROBERT FIRNEIS, FARA KEN CONZELMANN, ARA role in the building and designing industry and to allow those individuals opportunities [email protected] [email protected] to unite as a common voice to work together for the betterment of the profession; the advancement of all mankind and sustainability of the environment; and foster SARA’s Golden Rule of “ARCHITECT HELPING ARCHITECT” Immediate Past President Director TAMAR KISILEVITZ, ARA VALERIE COSTA, ASSOC. ARA It is our goal to provide current and relevant information to our members. We aim to establish [email protected] [email protected] connections with other related professionals, government agencies, the construction industry, and manufacturers of building products. We create a link between SARA and students and faculties of architecture to benefit the future of the profession. And finally, the Legal Counsel Director TIM HAO, ARA most important goal is to provide a link between the architect and the users of architectural JAMES ROWLAND, ESQ. [email protected] [email protected] services. There are six principal councils including California, Florida, Illinois, Minnesota, New York, Executive Director Director and Pennsylvania. SARA’s state councils and chapters focus on local issues affecting JESSICA FLEISCHER SCOTT HENSON, ARA the profession. [email protected] [email protected] The Society publishes a National Directory, which includes membership listings, advertisements, SARA’s bylaws, and other information for members. SARAscope is the Director Society’s newsletter that includes items of interest about the organization and the profession. MARK KAPLAN, ARA SARA offers a variety of membership services and programs, including a professional [email protected] referral service, seminars in conjunction with the annual conference, and professional and student design award competitions. Membership in SARA presents you with the opportunity Director to learn, share and grow as an architect. Members also gain from professional recognition ELGA KILLINGER, ARA among peers, design expertise referrals, personal involvement at all levels within the [email protected] Society, camaraderie among fellow members, individual achievement recognition, and a College of Fellows.

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Distinguished honorees, fellow architects, career. I am delighted to have the opportunity friends and colleagues: Welcome to the to give back to the architectural community. I 2018 SARA | NY Design Awards. It is my encourage all of you here in this celebration honor and privilege to congratulate the to mingle; speak with members of SARA|NY award recipients and award-winning project who are here tonight and consider joining us teams being honored here tonight. This if you have not done so already. year’s Design Awards recorded the highest In celebrating the Architectural profession, number of entries in its history. I am proud we have an obligation to impart our of the program’s continued success and acquired wisdom upon a future generation growing prestige among the local, national of architects - students who are currently and international architecture and design partaking in their own journeys of educa- community. tion and discovery - eventually tackling This evening’s Design Awards program life’s daily challenges. The SARA|NY Student showcases the great work of professionals Design Awards winners are proof that the and students, carefully selected by our future of our profession is bright. Let us esteemed jury, as well as our special awards nourish this enthusiasm and embolden the winners, hand-picked from hundreds of new next generation’s efforts as they join the projects throughout the city by SARA NY’s ranks of our profession, benefiting us all. special awards committee. Thank you to In the spirit of SARA’s motto “Architect the Design Awards Jury, the Design Award helping Architect”, SARA|NY strives to Committee, the Special Awards Committee, provide its members with opportunities SARA | NY Board of Directors, and to the such as this to celebrate Architecture. members of the New York Council of As president of SARA|NY I am grateful SARA. This celebration is made possible by to our immediate past President Tamar their participation, and the support of our Kisilevitz, ARA, Vice President Asaf Yogev, generous sponsors. ARA, Executive Director Jessica Fleischer, The 2018 Design Awards jury comprised Treasurer Robert J. Firneis, FARA, the current five esteemed colleagues and past winners SARA|NY Board of Directors, and other of SARA | NY awards. We are grateful to each volunteers who have dedicated their time of them for taking time out of their busy and energies to providing us with this event schedules to judge over 200 professional and other SARA NY gatherings, including and student entries. We are honored to have social events, continuing education seminars had Anthony (Toney) Baker, FARA serve as and student scholarship opportunities head juror. Toney has been a member of the hosted by SARA|NY throughout the year. Society of American Registered Architects for over thirty years. As past president of SARA | NY he shared his memories of the Frank A. Szatkowski, ARA Design Awards Program’s first year, when 2018 SARA | NY Council PresidentGa. ten entries were submitted, and ten awards were bestowed around a restaurant table. We thank Toney for kickstarting everything you see here tonight. Now in its 23rd year, the program has come a very long way. SARA|NY has been a strong personal influence from my days as a student and emerging architect, into my professional

10 | SARA | NY 2018 DESIGN AWARDS Integrated Urban Design Award Tata Innovation Center at Cornell Tech Weiss / Manfredi

On a crisp winter day the SARA|NY Special gracefully cascades into a pedestrian plaza, Awards Committee met with Marion Weiss, leading to the adjacent Bloomberg Center. FAIA, Co-founder of Weiss / Manfredi Dramatically cantilevered wings keep Architects, and project manager Michael ground-plane spaces clear to maximize the Harshman, AIA, to tour the recently landscaping of terraces and provide outdoor completed Tata Innovation Center, one of meeting areas. Uninterrupted sightlines of three buildings comprising the new Cornell the surroundings are the welcomed result. Tech campus on Roosevelt Island. The Through the effective use of massive steel snow-covered grounds, the brilliant sun trusses along the exterior perimeter of permeating the central atrium, and stunning the building, interior volumes are virtually views in all directions presaged the promise column free, creating open lofts for labs, of this ingeniously conceived structure. classrooms, offices and collaboration areas. The building unites academia and industry The outcome of this careful manipulation under one roof to share ideas and research is that 75% of the interior space is located on next-generation digital technologies. In within 30 feet of windows, streaming ample the words of Cornell University president daylight into the building, reducing electrical Martha E. Pollack: “The Tata Innovation energy usage. Center at Cornell Tech will become a hub for New York’s tech sector, and a global icon for Tata Innovation Center, on track for LEED how academia and industry can collaborate Gold Certification, benefits the academic to leverage technology for the greater good”. building with a substantial percentage of its energy needs; Solar panel canopies An integrated design approach advances float above the roof with 24,000 square Cornell’s dedication to interdisciplinary feet of photovoltaic panels that serve also collaboration, combining 35% academic as shading for open terraces. With its with research with 65% start-ups and omnidirectional views, this unexpectedly entrepreneurial firms to stimulate creativity serene rooftop space is a delightful urban and innovation in a flexible, communal retreat overlooking the majestic New York environment. skyline. Sitting in the central atrium in a space SARA|NY applauds Weiss / Manfredi Architects that evokes memories of Rome’s Piazza for their vision and skill in the inception and di Spagna, architect Marion Weiss traced execution of this innovative project. through a series of hand-drawn sketches that led to the design that merges academic and business functions while framing By Agustin Maldonado, FARA intentional vistas of the East River and the SARA | NY Past President city beyond it, on either side. Using river- Co-Chair of the Special Awards Committee to-river twin volumes that delicately create park-to-park connections, Weiss/Manfredi designed a building that floods most of its occupied interiors with daylight. These two prisms are divided by a sculptural atrium that doubles as central vertical circulation and inviting gathering space. To address potential flooding concerns, the building sits on a raised plinth that

Named after former mayor Michael began with the featured façade, an aluminum Bloomberg’s daughters, Emma and Georgina, rainscreen designed to balance daylight and Cornell University’s new graduate school optimize insulation. A grid of punctuated academic building serves as an intellectual tabs, 2” diameter disks with varying tilt and hub for research and innovation in NYC. reflection qualities, creates a building-sized Since 2012 Cornell Tech was housed in pixelated image. From Manhattan, one sees the Google buildings in Chelsea. Today its the New York skyline; from Queens, the students and faculty have a new home on Ithaca gorges. Roosevelt Island, with thanks in large part to A striking exterior notwithstanding, the Mr. Bloomberg’s vision of bringing the tech interior may have impressed us even more. sector to New York. The clear, thoughtful accommodation of While the Bloomberg Center, along with program, from the tiny to the extra-large, we the new Tata Innovation Center, by Weiss see single-user phone booths, workstations, / Manfredi, and The House, by Handel group workspaces known as “huddle rooms” Architects, are pioneering new standards and loft-like naturally lit spaces with in environmental sustainability, they are giant vista views. “The Avenue”, a single also sowing seeds for a campus which may full-height corridor volume cuts through, ultimately spread over the 12-acre island evoking a sort of internal gorge, links spaces site and grow to over 2,000 students. With horizontally and vertically, adjacencies and Skidmore, Owings and Merrill (SOM) on levels are artfully interwoven offering a board for the master plan layout and James variety of spatial qualities and experiences. Corner Field Operations for site planning One percent of the budget is for newly and landscape design, ideas cranked and commissioned site-specific artworks by artists flowed. including Michael Riedel whose ground floor Triggering the site design were the diagonal wall to wall bright white ceiling installation view corridors to Manhattan and Queens. presents an intricate graphic score challenging The Tech Walk, a pedestrian route from the one’s interpretation – this writer sensed micro- tramway and subway stations, slopes up as it chip circuitry or coding motifs. winds southward to meet the campus plaza, The Bloomberg Center was planned as the a design in response to Hurricane Sandy as largest net zero energy academic building the school decided to elevate the structures with Platinum LEED expected - a first of on plinths above the 500-year flood plain. its kind in NYC. With features including an Viewed from afar one sees a distinct massing oversized roof canopy for an acre of solar topped by a thin planar element with broad panels doubling as a sun shading device, 80 curvaceous lines. What appears to anchor closed-loop geothermal wells, and a highly this composition is a gleaming cylindrical insulated façade, the building is all-electric, element coursing the building from ground consuming no fossil fuels. Bravo! Here we to roof. On closer inspection, we see this have a project which succeeds in full grace. is the monumental stair, projecting like a Congratulations. ship’s prow. And while it speaks of a kind of futurism - shiny, promising, utopian – it recalls notions of industry, function, oiled By Ken Conzelmann, ARA gears – a past to which we are indebted. SARA | NY Board Director Co-Chair, Special Awards Committee Time for a tour! We met with Ung-Joo Scott Lee, Principal at Morphosis Architects. We

Along the East River in Manhattan’s Murray pool, resident lounges, and hosting rooms. Hill, a vacant site formerly owned by Con The exterior finishes of the buildings Edison morphed into a pond overnight by represent the development team’s desire to Superstorm Sandy in 2012, and consequently incorporate live and natural materials into into an eyesore for the community, ferry the design. Copper facades were selected commuters, and P.S.281 next door. For for their “live coloring”, which will occur the five years that followed, New Yorkers over time. Their gradual patinating will have gradually witnessed the rebirth of provide a unique color, distinguishing itself the site, its two towers emerging from the from its surroundings. pond; making their mark on the Manhattan skyline. These are the American Copper The SARA | NY Special Awards Committee Buildings by SHoP Architects, a 761-family feels that The American Copper Buildings residential development commissioned by are a unique development and bold JDS Development Group. statement that compliments the many buildings forming New York’s cityscape. Project Director Ayumi Sugiyama of SHoP We look forward with anticipation to the Architects commenced our tour of the patinating of the copper façades, their development at the site’s northeast public transformation over the coming decades, plaza, explaining the conceptual formation and their contribution to the energetic of the two towers: SHoP’s design approach changes taking place in New York City. The was to use the ratio of open space-to- deliberate, respectful nod to materials used building footprint imposed by the New York to establish New York’s glorious past is not City Zoning Resolution to create two distinct lost on us either. We applaud SHoP architects towers that do not disappear as two extruded for designing two towers that change their monoliths into the skyline’s silhouette. To appearance depending on one’s point of accomplish this, SHoP staggered the floor view and time in history. The two towers in plates to create the towers’ unique forms, tango have successfully introduced a new shapes and angles. The West Tower’s floor level of dynamicity and diversity to the city plates were shifted eastward and westward, that never sleeps and is forever changing. while the East Tower’s floor plates follow a north-south axis. The shifting levels present a coherent unity to the development while By Valerie Costa affording each of the towers its own visual SARA | NY Board Director identity. Changing one’s viewpoint changes Special Awards Committee Member the towers’ appearance, with their angled facades evoking movement and forcing the illusion that they are in constant motion, as if dancing with each other. Inside the buildings, the West Tower’s angled perimeter produces a larger core with denser layouts where studio apartments have been placed, while more spacious three-bedroom units are exclusive to the smaller East Tower. The buildings are connected by a multi-level skybridge that houses utilities and services, and resident amenities, including a Turkish- style spa, indoor lap pool, rooftop infinity

Damascus Center of Peace & Religion Studies Kathleen Chambers Damascus, Syria University of Notre Dame

Portland Culinary Institute Benjamin Fuglevand Portland, OR University of Oregon

Architectural Ghosts Zoë Cope White Crown Research Center Lorena Knezevic & Michaela Senior Lincoln, NE University of Nebraska-Lincoln Pigeon Key, FL University of Miami

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The Loop Meghna Majethiya Indianapolis, IN University of Illinois Urbana Champaign

Aquatic Communities Rachel McCown, Megan Peterson, San Francisco,CA Danielle Durham, Charles Dowd University of Nebraska - Lincoln

Superficie-al Andrew Collins, Katie Kowalski, Solene Clavel Madrid, Spain Clemson University

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Miami Drug Museum Jie Su Stapelton Baugruppen Mary Gilmartin & Avi Nagel Miami, FL University of Miami Staten Island, NY CUNY City College

Interstitial Hope Ben Kunz & Mallory Lane Lincoln, NE University of Nebraska - Lincoln

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Schoolhouse Triplex Bangia Agostinho Architecture D.P.C. 250 West 57th Street COOKFOX Architects Brooklyn, NY Renovation New York, NY Landscape Architecture

470 Columbus BKSK Architects Bark & Co CWB Architects New York, NY Unbuilt and Theoretical Projects New York, NY Commercial

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Bridge GLUCK+ Michigan Lake House Desai Chia Architecture Philadelphia, PA Multifamily Housing Northport, MI Single-Family Housing

Susan E. Wagner High School Performing Arts Center di Domenico + Partners Learning Resource Center | Suffolk County Community College ikon.5 architects Staten Island, NY Educational Brentwood, NY Educational

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Center for Business Education | Cornell University ikon.5 architects The Bridge Sanjay Puri Architects Ithaca, NY Educational Jaipur Rajasthan, India Unbuilt and Theoretical Projects

Plymouth Hotel Kobi Karp Architecture and Interior Design Colman Hall, Lawrence University Marble Fairbanks Miami Beach, FL Restoration Appleton, WI Renovation

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The Hydroelectric Canal Paul Lukez Architecture Parsons Making Center RICE+LIPKA ARCHITECTS Boston, MA Unbuilt and Theoretical Projects New York, NY Educational

Open House LEVENBETTS White Box Architect Studio Build Out Steven Kratchman Architect PC Columbia Country, NY Single-Family Housing New York, NY Renovation

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Grand Street Townhouse StudioSC Brooklyn, NY Single-Family Housing

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Atlantic Beach Residence Bernheimer Architecture PLLC Busan Opera House Charles Rose Architects Atlantic Beach, NY Single-Family Housing Busan, Korea Unbuilt and Theoretical Projects

Cohon University Center Addition CannonDesign 150 Charles Street COOKFOX Architects Pittsburgh, PA Educational New York, NY Multifamily Housing

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Neeson Cripps Academy COOKFOX Architects Elm City PostMasters Deborah Berke Partners Phnom Penh, Cambodia Educational New Haven, CT Unbuilt and Theoretical Projects

New York State Parks Cabins WXY architecture + urban design Sensory Arts Garden Dirtworks Landscape Architecture PC Wading River, NY Small Projects Jupiter, FL Landscape Architecture

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Lycée Français de New York Ennead Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital Fong & Chan Architects New York, NY Renovation and Trauma Center Health-Related San Francisco, CA

Union Trust Building Elkus Manfredi Architects The Boston Consulting Group Gensler Pittsburgh, PA Restoration New York, NY Architectural Interiors

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La Jolla Guest House Gluckman Tang Architects Materiality and Perceptions: Lawrence Kim / A+U Lab Temporary Installation San Diego, CA Single-Family Housing Paper Wool Plastic Non-Building Busan, Korea

Adu Darara Gordon + Greineder Historic Goodman Library Napa Design Partners LLP Kofele, Ethiopia Unbuilt and Theoretical Projects Napa, CA Restoration

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321 & 323 Canal Street Page Ayres Cowley Architecture LLC Flushing Waterways 2018 Vision Plan Perkins+Will New York, NY Restoration Queens, NY Urban Design

Tenement Museum Perkins Eastman Yaddo Phinney Design Group New York, NY Cultural Saratoga Springs, NY Cultural

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Tung House Project : Architecture Pauli Murray College and Benjamin Robert A.M. Stern Architects Lincoln, MA Sustainable Design Franklin College, Yale University Educational New Haven, CT

Sportime / John McEnroe Tennis Academy Ricardo Zurita Architecture & Planning P.C. Ocean | Pond Residence SheltonMindel New York, NY Governmental Wainscott, NY Single-Family Housing

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Virgin Airlines Clubhouse at Newark Slade Architecture Sony Corporation of America STUDIOS Architecture Newark, NJ Architectural Interiors US Headquarters Architectural Interiors New York, NY

3537 Locust Walk Studio Joseph Time Inc. Headquarters STUDIOS Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania Adaptive Reuse New York, NY Architectural Interiors Philadelphia, PA 58 | SARA | NY 2018 DESIGN AWARDS SARA | NY 2018 DESIGN AWARDS | 59 2018 Awards of Honor

54 Bond Street Exterior Preservation New York, NY

CTA Architects P.C. Historic Preservation

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Mud to Mortar ARCHIVE Global Oosten think! architecture and design pllc Savar, Bangladesh Health-Related Brooklyn, NY Multifamily Housing

Richardson Olmsted Campus Deborah Berke Partners 1561 Walton Avenue Edelman Sultan Knox Wood Buffalo, NY Historic Preservation Bronx, NY Affordable and Supportive Housing

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Kitchen 21 EwingCole Shore House Leroy Street Studio Brooklyn, NY Restoration North Haven, NY Single-Family Housing

College of Business | University of ikon.5 architects Cincinnati Music Hall Martinez + Johnson Architecture South Florida St. Petersburg Educational Cincinnati, OH Historic Preservation St. Petersburg, FL

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Cape Cod House Messana O’Rorke Primary School 330Q Murphy Burnham & Buttrick Architects Wellfleet, MA Unbuilt and Theoretical Projects Queens, NY Educational

Thrive Capital Morris Adjmi Architects Labyl NDNY Architecture + Design New York, NY Architectural Interiors New York City, NY Non-Building

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Rutgers University-Camden: Perkins Eastman Nursing and Science Building Educational Camden, NJ

Zerega EMS Station Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects Bronx, NY Sustainable Design

SIHS Carriage Houses & Grounds RICE+LIPKA ARCHITECTS The Street Sanjay Puri Architects Historic Richmond Town, Staten Island, NY Cultural Mathura, India Multifamily Housing

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London Mithraeum Bloomberg SPACE Studio Joseph MTA / NYCT 168th and 181st St. Stations Renovation di Domenico + Partners London, UK Cultural (Broadway Line) Historic Preservation New York, NY

One Dag Hammarskjold Plaza STUDIOS Architecture New York, NY Architectural Interiors

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P. Christian Bailey, AIA, SARA, LEED AP Kevin Rice, AIA P. Christian Bailey, AIA, ARA, LEED AP, is a founding principal and Kevin Rice is a Principal at Diller Scofidio + Renfro (DS+R). With over director of the architecture and design practice ODA. Since the firm’s 25 years of experience, he has led several of the studio’s complex inception in 2007, Christian and his partners have quickly emerged museum and institutional projects, including the transformation as a prolific design firm, known for challenging conventional of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York, The Broad perceptions of multiple dwellings with bold designs. Christian has contemporary art museum in Los Angeles, the David M. Rubenstein spearheaded ODA’s operations with his project management and Forum at the University of Chicago, and Discovery Place science and design leadership for multifamily housing, hospitality and interiors technology museum in Charlotte. He is the Project Director for the projects, including Manhattan’s James Hotel, 2222 Jackson Ave, and Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) renovation and expansion project, Parcel 8 at the Wharf in Washington DC. currently in construction in New York. Christian studied architecture at Virginia Tech. In addition to being Kevin sits on the Historic Preservation Committee of the Municipal an active SARA member, he a Board Director for OPEN: ODA’s Arts Society in New York and has lectured at Harvard University, Public Engagement in Neighborhoods, and a regular design critic Columbia University, UCLA, Cal Poly and Rice University. He holds a at Columbia University and NYIT. He is best known for his mildly Master of Architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design sympathetic manner and generally nonplussed attitude. and a Bachelor of Environmental Design from Texas A&M University.

Anthony C. Baker, FARA Richard Southwick, FAIA Anthony C. Baker (Toney) is the founder and managing principal Richard Southwick is inspired by the time-honored qualities of of ACB Architects, PLLC, established in 1983. A past president of historic design, materials and craftsmanship, and has dedicated SARA NY, and founder of SARA NY’s Design Awards program, he was his career to finding new life for older structures. Richard joined inducted into the SARA College of Fellows in 2002. Beyer Blinder Belle in 1984, where he has guided the revitalization Toney’s body of work consists of large-scale facilities and of celebrated historic sites, Much of his work involves civic and infrastructure. He is widely known for his expertise in airport design, institutional projects that provide lasting and meaningful public having completed countless airport projects throughout the United benefit, including New York City’s TWA and the Marine Air Terminals, States, including Miami, Dallas and Atlanta. His work closer to home the Cooper-Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum, New York City includes the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey at Newark, Hall, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, The Morgan Library & JFK, La Guardia and Teterboro Airports, and private work for American Museum, the U.S. Capitol, the Merchandise Mart in Chicago and the Airlines, Delta Airlines, JetBlue Airways, and United Airlines. Red Star Line Museum in Antwerp, Belgium. Toney is a graduate of the City College School of Architecture, and is A graduate of SUNY Albany and Columbia University, Richard is a a licensed architect in New York, New Jersey, and Florida. strong advocate for preservation, sharing his professional knowledge in the service of like-minded civic groups, including the New York City Historic House Trust and the Save Ellis Island Foundation, and as an adjunct professor at the NJIT School of Architecture. Alfreda Radzicki, AIA, LEED AP Alfreda Radzicki is a Principal and Director of Pre-Design Services at FX Collaborative, where she manages a wide variety of projects, ranging from comprehensive architectural services and development feasibility proposals; to master planning, campus planning, and environmental impact statements; and detailed facilities programming for residential, educational, justice, and health institutions. Alfreda earned a Bachelor of Architecture at Cornell University, and later, a Master’s in Real Estate Investment and Development at New York University. With training in architecture, planning, and urban design, she has worked across both the public and private sectors over the years, and brings an expansive lens to her role as Director of Pre-Design Services. Currently, she is engaged on several affordable housing projects and various development feasibility studies in New York.

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Background image for all graphics of the 2018 SARA | NY Design Awards Program: 520 West 28th by Zaha Hadid Architects

Special Award Winners:

Photo credit: Albert Vecerka/Esto, courtesy of WEISS / MANFREDI

Photo credit: Iwan Baan, courtesy of WEISS / MANFREDI

Winners:

COOKFOX Architects- 150 Charles Street: Frank Oudeman

COOKFOX Architects - Neeson Cripps Academy: David Yeow

COOKFOX Architects - 250 West 57th Street: Eric Laignel

Edelman Sultan Knox Wood - 1561 Walton Avenue: David Sundberg / Esto Photographics

Elkus Manfredi - Union Trust Building: Andrew Bordwin

Gensler - Boston Consulting Group: Garrett Rowland, courtesy of Gensler

Gluckman Tang Architects - La Jolla Guest House: Joe Dodd

LEVENBETTS - Open House: Naho Kubota

Marble Fairbanks - Colman Hall, Lawrence University: Eduard Hueber at Arch Photo, Inc.

Perkins Eastman - Rutgers University: Sarah Mechling

Perkins Eastman - Tenement Museum: Sarah Mechling

Robert A.M. Stern Architects - Pauli Murray College and Benjamin Franklin College at Yale University: Peter Aaron/Otto

Smith-Miller + Hawkinson Architects - Zerega EMS Station: Michael Moran 151 West 26th Street New York, NY 10001 I www.ctaarchitects.com Ingram Yuzek Gainen Carroll & Bertolotti, LLP proudly supports

The Society of American Registered Architects METROPOLIS GROUP INC. New York Council CONGRATULATES THE 2018 SARA NY DESIGN AWARD WINNERS Special mention goes to SHoP Architecture for all their hard work on The American Copper Buildings. Thank you for allowing us Congratulations to to be part of the team. Congratulations! the SARA NY 22 Cortlandt Street Tel.212.233.6344 New York, NY 10007 [email protected] 2018 Design Award www.metropolisny.com Winners

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Society of American Registered Architects New York Council and the 2018 Design Award Winners

President Vincent S Nativo AIA Treasurer Jane McGroarty AIA

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