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Category Archives: Awards
STOP PRESS- Thursday night lecture on Hotel Design
Featuring Todd Schliemann of Ennead Architects on the Standard Hotel; Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz of BNO Design on the Mondrian Soho; and Scott Salvator on redesigning interiors at the Carlyle. Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Exhibitions, High Line, Hotel, Internationalist, Meatpacking District, Soho
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AIA New York Chapter announced the winners of the 2010 Design Awards
AIA New York Chapter announced the winners of the 2010 Design Awards. Four juries – architecture, interiors, unbuilt work, and urban design – reviewed 425 entries, selecting thirty-four winners. The Design Awards is a prestigious competition held annually by the AIANY to honor excellence in architectural design for projects in New York City and by New York City architects worldwide. Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Elsewhere, Manhattan, Polshek Partnership
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The pluralist: Robert A.M. Stern wins the Driehaus Prize for Classical Architecture
He’s designed everything from Chicago’s ubiquitous bus shelters to Philadelphia’s tallest skyscraper and the future George W. Bush presidential library. And he’s done it in just about every style. Continue reading
Posted in Awards, Robert A. M. Stern
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