BGuthrie Photos: DC -- AIA|DC -- Exhibit: 2016 Unbuilt, Washingtonian Residential Design, and Chapter Design Awards

DC -- AIA|DC -- Exhibit: 2016 Unbuilt, Washingtonian Residential Design, and Chapter Design Awards:

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Description of Pictures: Please join us at the District Architecture Center as we celebrate our award winners for the 2016 Unbuilt, Washingtonian Residential Design, and Chapter Design Awards.
Mix and mingle over refreshments with celebrated architects from around the region as we recognize the award winners.
We will also announce the winners of the 2016 Presidential Citations, as well as the People’s Choice Award! See the winners of the Chapter Design Awards and vote for your favorite project here. Voting deadline is Thursday, December 15, 12:00 PM
The exhibition features 39 projects organized by competition: theoretical and unbuilt commissioned projects in Unbuilt Awards; single family, multifamily, and mixed-used residential projects in Washingtonian Residential Design Awards; and architecture, interior architecture, historic resources, and urban design/master plan projects, including Presidential Citations, in Chapter Design Awards. Winning Citation categories include Design & Wellbeing, Sustainable Design, and Urban Catalyst.

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Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
1. AIAAWA_161215_007.JPG: SmithGroupJJR Smithsonian Institution, Arts & Industries Building Revitalization
2. AIAAWA_161215_016.JPG: Newman Architects Snyder Sanctuary
3. AIAAWA_161215_019.JPG: Rogers Partners Constitution Gardens
4. AIAAWA_161215_028.JPG: HDR Architecture, Inc. Howard University Interdisciplinary Research Building
5. AIAAWA_161215_034.JPG: Shinberg.Levinas Architects Eagle Academy Public Charter School
6. AIAAWA_161215_044.JPG: LSM Bloomberg
7. AIAAWA_161215_052.JPG: HOK King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center Master Plan
8. AIAAWA_161215_059.JPG: EYP Architecture & Engineering Restoration of the Historic Watchbox, Washington Navy Yard, Washington DC
9. AIAAWA_161215_072.JPG: David Jameson Architect Woodside Residence
10. AIAAWA_161215_076.JPG: SmithGroupJJR University of Pennsylvania, Neural and Behavior Sciences Building
11. AIAAWA_161215_083.JPG: LSM Covington
12. AIAAWA_161215_093.JPG: Richard Williams Architects Fletcher's Mill
13. AIAAWA_161215_096.JPG: STUDIOS Architecture One Franklin Square Building Enhancements
14. AIAAWA_161215_103.JPG: Perkins+Will American Society of Interior Designers Headquarters
15. AIAAWA_161215_105.JPG: Perkins Eastman DC Roosevelt Senior High School
16. AIAAWA_161215_110.JPG: bestudio, LLC ANXO Cidery & Pintxos Bar
17. AIAAWA_161215_113.JPG: Suzane Reatig Architecture Augusta Georgia Housing
18. AIAAWA_161215_120.JPG: HOK King Abdullah Petroleum Studies and Research Center Community Mosque
19. AIAAWA_161215_125.JPG: David Jameson Architect Sherber + Rad
20. AIAAWA_161215_128.JPG: Chapter The annual AIA|DC Chapter Design Awards competition is open exclusively to registered architects and invites submissions in four distinct project categories: architecture, interior architecture, historic resources, and urban design/master planning. A jury recommends one of two awards: an Award of Merit or an Award of Excellence with the latter representing the higher honor. The Chapter Design Awards not only demonstrate the value of good design, but also illustrate the wide variety of services performed by architects.
21. AIAAWA_161215_137.JPG: The ///2016/// Awards Show This exhibition combines award-winning projects from three of AIA|DC's largest competitions: /// Unbuilt Awards /// Washingtonian Residential Design Awards /// Chapter Design Awards Each year, our competitions recognize practitioners, educators, and students within the architecture community who demonstrate excellence in design. Projects are selected by distinguished juries of design professionals based outside of the Washington metropolitan region. The exhibition features 39 projects organized by competition: theoretical and unbuilt commissioned projects in Unbuilt Washington Awards; single family, multifamily, and mixed-used residential projects in Washingtonian Residential Design Awards; and architecture, interior architecture, historic resources, and urban design/master planning projects, including Presidential Citations, in Chapter Design Awards. Citation categories include design and wellbeing, sustainable design, universal design, and urban catalyst.
22. AIAAWA_161215_140.JPG: KUBE Architecture Woven Cultures -- Peace Corps Commemorative Design
23. AIAAWA_161215_145.JPG: Thuy Do and Haomin Yang Navy Yard Water Front Vessel
24. AIAAWA_161215_159.JPG: Landscape Architecture Bureau Between Earth and Sky
25. AIAAWA_161215_165.JPG: Joseph Brookover, Jr. Re-centering Delhi: Cultural Transect for Independent India
26. AIAAWA_161215_168.JPG: McInturff Architects House in Kenwood
27. AIAAWA_161215_172.JPG: Gronning Architects, PLLC Bamiyan Cultural Centre
28. AIAAWA_161215_179.JPG: Mohamed Ismail Collecting the World (as we know it)
29. AIAAWA_161215_192.JPG: ARCHOTUS Sacrif(ice)
30. AIAAWA_161215_194.JPG: Unbuilt Since 2009, AIA|DC has conducted an annual competition that recognizes excellence in both theoretical and unbuilt commissioned projects. Open to registered architects, associate architects, landscape architects, planners, interior designers, and students from the Washington metropolitan region, the competition typically yields unique, innovative, and thought-provoking concepts from around the globe. The Unbuilt Washington Awards bridge the academic and professional communities by providing a forum for recognizing the contributions of both younger and established practitioners alike. The difference between theoretical and unbuilt commissioned projects is simple: theoretical projects refer to exploratory work without a client such as design competitions, hypothetical or research-oriented assignments, and student work; unbuilt commissioned projects refer to unexecuted work or work that is not yet constructed in project types such as buildings, interiors, monuments and memorials, planning, public art, public space, transportation infrastructure, and urban design. Of the 55 submissions this year, 9 projects were chosen by a panel of distinguished jurors, including Eric Howeler, AIA of Howeler + Yoon; David Rubin, ASLA, FAAR, Principal of Land Collective; and Gabriel Smith, FAIA, Director of Thomas Phifer and Parners.
31. AIAAWA_161215_196.JPG: Washingtonian Each year, AIA|DC and Washingtonian magazine cosponsor an awards competition that recognizes excellence in residential design throughout the Washington metropolitan region. The competition is open exclusively to registered architects. The Washingtonian Residential Design Awards recognize residential projects, regardless of size or classification, on the basis of excellence in total design, including aesthetics, programmatic response and sustainability. Eligible projects represent single family, multifamily, or mixeduse residential buildings that characterize new construction, remodelings, additions, or adaptive reuse. Specialized housing such as senior living centers, dormitories, and emergency shelters for natural disasters may also be considered, as well as projects with universal design principles. Many of the projects on view feature modern detailing and aesthetics that run counter to the region's popular -- but outdated -- image as a bastion of traditional single-family residential design. Of the 93 submissions this year, 11 projects were chosen by a panel of distinguished jurors, including Merrill Elam, FAIA of Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects; Peter Rose, FAIA of Peter Rose + Partners; and David Baker, FAIA of David Baker Architects.
32. AIAAWA_161215_199.JPG: Ann Decker Architects Distilled Traditional
33. AIAAWA_161215_207.JPG: Bonstra | Haresign Architects The Barn at Hazel River
34. AIAAWA_161215_210.JPG: Robert M. Gurney, FAIA, Architect Difficult Run Residence
35. AIAAWA_161215_215.JPG: EL Studio Jade Residence
36. AIAAWA_161215_220.JPG: McInturff Architects House on Poplar Avenue
37. AIAAWA_161215_227.JPG: Richard Williams Architects Water Street Flat 2
38. AIAAWA_161215_234.JPG: Robert M. Gurney, FAIA, Architect Mohican Hills House
39. AIAAWA_161215_240.JPG: McInturff Architects Singh Hoysted Live / Work
40. AIAAWA_161215_245.JPG: KUBE Architecture Salt and Pepper House
41. AIAAWA_161215_252.JPG: The /// 2016 /// Awards Show
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