19 projects win AIA Seattle awards for 2011

By JOURNAL STAFF

The American Institute of Architects Seattle chapter has given awards to 19 projects — from a correctional facility to a karaoke bar.

Seventeen of the projects in the 2011 AIA Seattle Honor Awards were located or envisioned in Washington and two were international.

There were 140 submittals. Four received an honor award, five received merit awards, five won commendations and three won citations.

AIA Seattle said in a press release that integration of sustainable features into the design was a general theme of the submissions.

Honor awards:

Vancouver Community Library in Vancouver
Architect: The Miller Hull Partnership

Other team members are: Mayer/Reed, landscape and environmental graphics; Interface Engineering, mechanical and electrical engineer; Candela, lighting; Kramer Gehlen Associates, structural engineer; HDJ Design Co., civil engineer; Aldrich Pears; interpretive, The Miller Hull Partnership, interiors; Adams Consulting, hardware; Green Building Services, LEED/sustainability; RDH Building Sciences, building envelope; Altermatt Associates, acoustics; and Fort Vancouver Regional Library, owner

 

Art Stable in Seattle
Achitect: Olson Kundig Architects

Other team members are Point 32, developer and owner; Coughlin Porter Lundeen, civil engineer; DCI Engineers, structural engineer; Patrick Hayes, energy consultant; BRC Acoustics & Technology Consulting, acoustical; Turner Exhibits, specialty fabrication; and Exxel Pacific General Contractors, general contractor

 

LOTT Clean Water Alliance Regional Services Center in Olympia
Architect: The Miller Hull Partnership

Other team members are: Murase, landscape architect; Roen Associates, costing; PAE Lighting, security and data/mechanical/electrical engineer: Luma, lighting; AHBL, structural and civil engineer: Aldrich Pears, interpretive; 33 Design, interiors; Adams Consulting, hardware; and LOTT Alliance, owner

 

 

Wood Block Residence on Mercer Island
Architect: chadbourne + doss architects

Other team members are Swenson Say Faget, structural engineering; Alchemie, landscape architecture; and Constantly Building, contractor

 

Merit awards:

Paccar Hall, Foster School of Business in Seattle
Architect: LMN Architects

The other team members are: Sellen Construction, contractor; KPFF Consulting Engineers, civil engineer; Sparling, electrical engineer; Notkin, mechanical engineer; Magnusson Klemencic Associates, structural engineer; Swift Co., landscape architect; Davis Langdon, cost; and University of Washington, owner

 

SCCA Patient House in Seattle
Architect: Weinstein A|U Architects + Urban Designers

Other team members are KPFF Consulting Engineers, civil engineer; Arup, structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing engineer; Karen Kiest Landscape Architects, landscape architect; Candela, lighting; Friday Group, specifications; BEE, envelope; URS, geotechnical engineer; Hadj, green roofs; Walsh Construction, contractor; and Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, owner

 

Sol Duc Cabin in the Olympic Peninsula
Architect: Olson Kundig Architects

Other team members are Zanovic and Associates, civil engineer; MCE Structural Consultants, structural engineer; and Schuchart/Dow Construction, general contractor

 

Rock Box karaoke bar in Seattle
Architect: MW|Works Architecture+Design

Other team members are: Dovetail, general contractor; Lighting Designs, lighting design; RFA Structural Engineers, structural engineer; John Walter, custom furniture fabrication; Suzanne Stefan, custom lighting fabrication; Studio Meng Strazzara, owner’s liaison; and Steve and Mindy Dodobara, owners

Eagle Ridge in Eastsound
Architect: Gary Gladwish Architecture

Other team members are: Schuchart/Dow Construction, contractor; and Perbix/Bykonen, engineer

 

Other award winners:

 

Commendations

Admiral Live-Work in Seattle. The architect is zimmerraystudios.

Magnusson Klemencic Associates is the structural engineer, and Lara Swimmer and Robert Zimmer are the owners.

 

Gray Middle School in Tacoma. The architect is Mahlum.

Other project members are Cascade Design Collaborative, landscape architect; Coughlin Porter Lundeen, civil and structural engineer; Hargis, mechanical engineer; Coffman, electrical engineer; SSA Acoustics, acoustics; and Tacoma Public Schools, owner

 

Kenmore Library in Kenmore. The architect is Weinstein A|U Architects + Urban Designers.

Other team members are: Magnusson Klemencic Associates, structural engineer; Swift Co., landscape architect; Springline Design, civil engineer; WSP Flack + Kurtz, mechanical, electrical, plumbing and lighting; and King County Library System, owner

 

Maier Hall in Port Angeles. The architect is Schacht Aslani Architects.

Other team members are: KPFF Consulting Engineers, civil engineering; Nakano Associates, landscape architecture; Magnusson Klemencic Associates, structural engineering; Flack + Kurtz, mechanical engineering; Sparling, electrical engineering; Candela, lighting design; Macdonald Miller, commissioning; O’Brien & Co., sustainable strategies; Westech Co., wetland consulting; and Archiphyte, green roof consulting

 

Push_Pull Residence in Seattle. The architect is MW|Works Architecture+Design.

Other team members are Hummelbrunner, general contractor; PCS Structural Solutions, construction, structural engineer; Jody Wittman-Estes, landscape architect; and Inform Interiors, select furnishings

 

South Correctional Entity (SCORE) in Des Moines. The architect is DLR Group.

Other team members are: Glumac, mechanical engineer; R+N Systems Design, security and low voltage engineer; Halliday Associates, design food service and laundry; KPFF Consulting Engineers, civil engineering; Hart Crowser, environmental and geotech engineer; SSA Acoustics, acoustics, and South Correctional Entity, owner

 

Starbucks Coffee Ohori Park in Fukuoka, Japan. The architect is Starbucks Coffee Co.

Arup Japan is a project team member and Starbucks is the owner.

 

Citations (unbuilt)

 

2026 E Madison Mixed-Use Building planned for Seattle.Weinstein A|U Architects + Urban Designers is the architect.

Other project team members are Yu & Trochalakis, structural engineer; KPFF Consulting Engineers, civil engineer; and Hewitt, landscape architect

 

Samsung International Hospital, planned for Seoul, Korea. NBBJ is the architect.

Other team members are: Samoo Architects and Engineers, Magnusson Klemencic Associates, Samoo Structural Consultants, Smoo Total Engineering Consultant and Samsung C&T

 

Battery Street Tunnel project, planned for Seattle. Mona Johnston is the designer.