2009 AIA San Francisco Design Awards Winners

Left: 355 Eleventh Street | Aidlin Darling Design | Richard Barnes Photography
Center: California Academy of Sciences | Renzo Piano Building Workshop in Collaboration with Stantec Architecture and Arup | Tim Griffith Photography
Right: Laidley Street Residence | Zack/de Vito Architecture | Bruce Damonte Photography

AIA San Francisco’s Design Awards program celebrates the best in architecture and urban design in the Bay Area. Recognizing achievement in a broad range of architectural work by members and nonmembers, the program serves to inform the public of the breadth and value of architectural practice. Winning projects are featured in California Home + Design and all entrants are considered for inclusion in the San Francisco Living: Home Tours weekend as well as top, national design publications.

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THE 2009 AWARD-WINNING PROJECTS WILL BE EXHIBITED ON THE EXPO FLOOR OF THE AIA CONVENTION IN SAN FRANCISCO, APRIL 30-MAY 2, 2009.

AWARDS CATEGORIES
Excellence in Architecture
Excellence in Interior Architecture
Energy + Sustainability, sponsored by Pacific Energy Center
Integrated Practice, sponsored by ARCHVISTA, Graphisoft and Ideate
Unbuilt Design, co-sponsored with SFMOMA
Urban Design, co-sponsored with SPUR
Young Architects + Associates
Special Achievement

JURY
Excellence in Architecture and Interior Architecture
Stanley Tigerman - Tigerman/McCurry Architects
Tom Kundig, FAIA - Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects
Carol Shen, FAIA - Carol Shen Architect/Consultant

Energy + Sustainabilty
Bill Burke, AIA/LEED AP - Pacific Energy Center
Mara Baum, AIA/LEED AP - Anshen + Allen
Claire Johnson, LEED AP - Atelier Ten
Mark Kelly, AIA/LEED AP - BAR Architects

Integrated Practice
Yvone Hobbs, AIA - Kaiser Permanente
Dave Blieman, SE - Rutherford & Chekene
Jes Pederson - Webcor Builders
Zigmund Rubel, AIA - Anshen+Allen Architects

Unbuilt
Henry Urbach, SFMOMA Curator of Architecture + Design
Thomas Jones, Dean, College of Architecture and Environmental Design, Cal Poly

Urban
Jacinta McCann, EDAW
Sarah Kavlinsky, Policy Director, SPUR
Karen Fiene, Campus Architect, Mills College

Special Achievement
Kate Stohr, Architecture for Humanity
John Peterson, Public Architecture


ENTRY FEE
$195 AIA San Francisco Members
$375 Nonmembers
Free Full-Time Architectural Students (with ID)

QUESTIONS
Adriana Nunez, Program Coordinator
[anunez] at [aiasf.org], 415.874.2630

Stacy Williams, Program Director
[swilliams] at [aiasf.org], 415.874.2626