1st Place, Adaptive Reuse The Charles River Speedway is a multi-building reuse project that combines historic preservation and forward-thinking sustainable design. It…
3rd Place, Whole Building Referred to by generations of Hartford, Conn., residents as “The Castle on the Hill,” the Collegiate Gothic building…
2nd Place, Adaptive Reuse The Church Studio, built in 1915, started out as the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.It was one of the…
4th Place, Whole Building Constructed in 1974, Renasant Convention Center in Memphis, Tenn., is directly connected to The Cannon Center for Performing…
3rd Place, Adaptive Reuse Thomas Powers School, a 40,000-square-foot stone-clad schoolhouse in Philadelphia sat empty for almost 10 years before it was…
1st Place, Addition The glitz and glamour of a theater performance is what the audience remembers. But the design team at Cushing…
1st Place, Mixed Use Willis Tower has been an American architectural icon and a centerpiece of the Chicago skyline since 1973. In…
2nd Place, Historic One of the nation’s most distinctive Mid-Century Modern public libraries, the Arvonne Fraser Library in Minneapolis, opened in 1967.…
Honorable Mention, Mixed Use Like Memphis, Tenn., itself, The Commonwealth has endured years of highs and lows. A child of the roaring…
3rd Place, Historic Sitting at the heart of Lincoln Park Zoo is the 1912 historic lion house. Designed by Dwight Perkins, it…
