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AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2016 Check List Page One THE AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS JURY FOR AWARDS 2016 Denver, Colorado Curtis W. Fentress FENTRESS ARCHITECTS Steve Carr H + L ARCHITECTURE John Gossett, Architect State Judicial Office STATE OF COLORADO Paul Andersen INDEPENDENT ARCHITECTURE Stuart Coppedge RTA ARCHITECTS Joshua Gould RNL THE EUROPEAN CENTRE Architecture Art Design and Urban Studies THE CHICAGO ATHENAEUM Museum of Architecture and Design AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2016 Check List Page One GALEWOOD ELEMENTARY OSF SAINT FRANCIS MEDICAL RENTON PUBLIC LIBRARY SCHOOL CENTER Renton, Washington | 2016 Chicago, Illinois | 2012 CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL OF ILLINOIS Architects: The Miller Hull Partnership Architects: UrbanWorks, Ltd. Peoria, Illinois | 2010 Client: King County Library Services, Client: United Neighborhood Architects: CannonDesign General Contractor: CE&C (Construction Organization Associate Architects: Stanley Beaman & Enterprises & Contractors) General Contractor: FH Paschen Sears Mechanical/Plumbing Engineers: PAE Client: OSF Saint Francis Medical Center Consulting Engineers COAST AT LAKESHORE EAST General Contractor: Mortenson Structural Engineers: Coughlin Porter Chicago, Illinois | 2013 Construction Lundeen Architects: bKL Architecture LLC. Environmental Engineers: Talasea Client: Magellan Development Group HEALTH NEUROSCIENCE CENTER OF Consultants, Inc. LLC. EXCELLENCE Interior Design: Christa Jansen (B&H General Contractor: James McHugh Indianapolis, Indiana | 2012 Architects) Construction Co. Architects: CannonDesign Landscape Architects: SiteWorkshop Client: IU Health Neuroscience Center of HILL HOUSE 3 Excellence, Indiana University MERCER ISLAND FIRE STATION #92 Los Altos Hills, California | 2013 Contractor: F.A. Wilhelm Construction Mercer Island, Washington | 2015 Architects: Michael Lustig & Architects: The Miller Hull Partnership Associates, Inc. THE ZACHARY HOUSE Client: City of Mercer Island Client: Withheld Ramseur, North Carolina | 2012 General Contractor: Corp Inc, General Contractor: Daryl Architects: Stephen Atkinson Architecture Mechanical Engineer: Sider + Byers Construction Client: Withheld Electrical Engineers: Travis Fitzmaurice & General Contractor: Lindley Construction Asscociates MILL VALLEY COURTYARD Civil Engineers: SVR Design Company RESIDENCE PLEATED HOUSE Structural Engineers: Seattle Structural Mill Valley, California | 2014 Door County, Wisconsin | 2015 Landscape Architects: SVR Design Architects: Aidlin Darling Design Architects: Johnsen Schmaling Architects Company Client: Client: Withheld General Contractor: Van Acker General Contractor: Tielens Construction CHK | CENTRAL BOATHOUSE Construction Inc. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | 2015 Architects: Elliott + Associates Architects U.S. COURTHOUSE IN AUSTIN THE KNOXVILLE BOTANICAL GARDEN Client: University of Central Oklahoma Austin, Texas | 2012 AND ARBORETUM VISITOR PAVILION Foundation Architects: Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Knoxville, Tennessee | 2015 General Contractor: LINGO Construction Architects, Inc. Architects: De Leon & Primmer Services, Inc. Client: General Services Architecture Workshop Civil Engineers: Triad Design Group Adminstration Client: The Knoxville Botanical Garden and Structural Engineers: Mark Eudaley General Contractor: White Arboretum Engineers, Inc. Construction Company General Contractor: Christopolous & Mechanical Engineers: Determan Scheirman Kennedy Construction Inc. Engineering, Inc. BERKLEE TOWER OF MUSIC/ BERKLEE TOWER Bi(H)OME ST. ANN'S WAREHOUSE Boston, Massachusetts | 2014 Los Angeles, California | 2015 Brooklyn, New York, USA | 2015 Architects: William Rawn Associates Architects: Kevin Daly Architects Architects: Marvel Architects Design Team: Cliff Gayley, Sam Client: cityLAB UCLA Associate Architects: Charcoalblue LLP. Lasky, and John Storyk Client: St. Ann's Warehouse Client: Berklee College of Music RED BARN Contractor: Yorke Construction Corp. General Contractor: Lee Kennedy Connecticut | 2015 Structural Engineers: Silman Co., Inc. Architects: Roger Ferris + Partners MEP Engineers: Buro Happold Engineering Structural Engineers: LeMessurier Client: Justin Towart Landscape Architects: MVVA Michael Van Consultants General Contractor: Maxwell Associates Valkenburgh and Associates MEP/FP/IT/Security Engineers: Rist- Inc. Frost-Shumway Engineering SL11024 Civil Engineers: Nitsch Engineering Los Angeles, California | 2015 Landscape Architects: Landworks Architect: Lorcan O'Herlihy Studio, Inc. Client: Phoenix Property Company Sustainability Consultants: The General Contractor: R.D. Olson Green Engineer, Inc. Development AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2016 Check List Page Two TONGVA PARK AND KEN GENSER STOCKING HALL REHABILITATION ACE HOTEL SQUARE AND ADDITION Los Angeles, California | 2013 Santa Monica, California | 2013 CORNELL UNIVERSITY Executive Architects: Killefer Flammang Landscape Architects: James Corner Ithaca, New York | 2015 Architects Field Operations Architects: Mitchell | Giurgola Architects, Design Architects: GREC Architects Associate Architects: Frederick Fisher LLP. Interior Architects: Commune & Partners Client: College of Agriculture and Life Original Architects: Walker and Eisen (1927) Client: City of Santa Monica Sciences, Cornell University Original Theatre Architects: Howard Crane General Contractor: W.E. O'Neil General Contractor: The Pike Company (1927) Construction Client: Ace Hotel SAWYER LIBRARY Developers: Greenfield Partners LLC. and BURBANK WATER AND POWER Williamstown, Massachusetts | 2014 Blvd Hospitality LLC. ECOCAMPUS Architects: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson Owners Representative: Global Design Burbank, California | 2013 Original Architects of Stetson Hall Library: Strategies (GDS) Landscape Architects: AHBE (Ralph Adams) Cram and Ferguson (1922) General Contractor: Benchmark Contractors, Landscape Architects Client: Williams College Inc. Associate Architects: Tyler Gonzalez General Contractor: Consigli Construction General Contractor: Morley Builders Architects Co. Structural Engineers: Nabih Youssef Client: Burbank Water and Power M/E/P/FP Engineers: Altieri Sebor Wieber Associates Contractor: KPRS Construction LLC. MEP/FP Engineers: Donald F. Dickerson Services, Inc. Structural Engineers: CVM Engineers Associates Historic Preservation: Frens and Frens BRUCE C. BOLLING MUNICIPAL Restoration Architects WYOMING RESIDENCE BUILDING Landscape Architects: Michael Vergason Jackson Hole, Wyoming | 2014 Boston, Massachusetts | 2015 Landscape Architects Architect: Abramson Teiger Architects Architects: Mecanoo architecten Sustainability Consultants: Integrated Eco Client: Trevor Abramson Associate Landscape Architects: Strategy, LLC. Contractor: Dynamic Custom Homes, LLC. Sasaki Associates Client: Public Facilities Department, ZEREGA AVENUE EMS STATION WESTMORELAND MUSEUM OF City of Boston Bronx, New York | 2013 AMERICAN ART Project Management for Client: PMA Architects: Smith-Miller+Hawkinson Greensburg, Pennsylvania | 2015 Consultants Architects LLP. Architects: Ennead Architects General Contractor: Shawmut Design Associate Architects: Robert Silman Client: Westmoreland Museum of American and Construction Associates Art, Historic Preservation Consultants: Client: New York City Department of Contractor: Spaulding Banks Project Building Conservation Associates Design and Construction with New York Management, Inc. Structural, Mechanical and Electrical City Fire Department Structural Engineers: Robert Silman Engineers: Arup General Contractor: Kel-Mar Designs Inc. Associates Structural Engineers: Ambrosino, DePinto MEP / FP Engineers: Altieri Sebor Wieber THE ROW - MELROSE PLACE & Schemeider Engineers Sustainability Consultants: YR & G Los Angeles, California | 2014 Landscape Architects: SCAPE Landscape Landscape Architects: LaQuatra Bonci Architects: Montalba Architects, Inc. Architecture Associates and Hughes Associates Inc. Client: Dualstar Entertainment Group General Contractor: Shawmut Design LAWRENCE PUBLIC LIBRARY TOM BRADLEY INTERNATIONAL and Construction Lawrence, Kansas | 2014 TERMINAL AT LAX Architects: Gould Evans Los Angeles, California | 2013 NATIONAL SAWDUST Client: Sean Zaudke, Lawrence Public Architects: Fentress Architects Brooklyn, New York | 2015 Library Client: Los Angeles World Airports Architects: BUREAU V General Contractor: B.A. Green Contractor: Walsh Austin Joint Venture Associate Architects: SLAB Construction Co., Inc. Architecture PLLC. M/E/P Engineers: Professional Engineering FALLING LOTUS BLOSSOMS: EON IT Client: National Sawdust Consultants, PA PARK General Contractor: Alcon Builders Structural Engineers: Bob D. Campbell and Maharashtra, India | 2014 Group Company, Inc. Architects: Form4 Architecture Acoustics, Audio-Visual, Theatre, Sustainable Design Consultants: Syska Associate Architects: NPAPL Architects Lighting & Fire: Arup Hennessey Group, Inc. Client: Panchshil Realty Structural Engineers: RSE Associates Landscape Architects: Bartlett + West General Contractor: Panchshil Realty Inc. Engineers, Inc. MEP Engineers: Plus Group Consulting Engineering PLLC. AMERICAN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS 2016 Check List Page Three BLACK DESERT HOUSE STAR APARTMENTS PTERODACTYL Joshua Tree National Park, Los Angeles, California | 2014 Culver City, California | 2015 Twentynine Palms, California | 2013 Architect: Michael Maltzan Architecture, Architects: Eric Owen Moss Architects Architects: Oller & Pejic Architecture Inc. Client: Frederick and Laurie Samitaur Smith Interior Architects: Atlan Design, Inc. Client: Skid Row Housing Trust General Contractor: Samitaur Constructs Client: Monica Oller General
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