2009 Design and Chapter Awards
 President's Message
Ann Collier, AIA, 2009 AIANC President
“…in architecture the experience comes first. That has the deepest effect on us.”
- Thomas Mayne
It is my great honor to be able to ‘experience’, with all of you, these Design and Chapter Awards… a program that has a long and distinguished history. 2009 adds even more excitement as we add new honors. I would like to offer my thanks to Mark Reyer, AIA, for his insight and energy in chairing the Design Awards Committee, and to the entire committee for its commitment and perseverance in making these new additions a reality.
Because North Carolina has so many talented architects, the committee wanted to acknowledge the work of members who exhibit unparalleled design ability in very specific areas: Historic Preservation / Restoration and Sustainable Design, in addition to Honor, Merit and Chapter Citation accolades.
Enjoy the winning projects - all 25 of them! - as well as the Chapter Award winners for the Firm of the Year, Deitrick Service Medal, Gail Lindsey Sustainability Award, and F. Carter Williams Gold Medal...and as you do, I ask you to reflect on the following: How can these extraordinary ‘experiences’ that we encounter every day with each other NOT have a deep effect on us and on our profession? I hope you are profoundly affected and proud to be an AIANC member…especially during times such as these!
Miss the evening? Purchase a copy of the book with all of the 2009 entries, juror bios, and President's Message, and overview from the 2009 Design Awards Committee Chair, Mark Reyer. Only $15.95!
2009 Firm of the Year Award
Cherry Huffman Architects
Raleigh, NC
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2009 Gail Lindsey Sustainability Award
Cheryl Walker, FAIA, LEED® AP
Charlotte, NC
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2009 William H. Dietrick Service Medal
Katherine N. Peele, FAIA, LEED® AP
Raleigh, NC
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2009 F. Carter Williams Gold Medal
Jesse Jay Peterson, FAIA
Wilmington, NC
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2009 Honor Awards
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Park Shops - North Carolina State University
Raleigh, NC
Pearce Brinkley Cease + Lee
Photo ©2009 JWest Productions, LLC |
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Biomanufacturing Research Institute & Technology Enterprise Building - BRITE
Raleigh, NC
O'Brien Atkins (Architect of Record)
The Freelon Group (Design Lead)
Photo ©2009 JWest Productions, LLC |
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1804 Pictou Road
Raleigh, NC
Michael Rantilla, AIA
Photo ©2009 Mark Herboth |
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Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC)
Durham, NC
Szostak Design
Photo ©2009 Tom Arban |
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2009 Merit Awards
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(Unbuilt)
Anacostia Library
Washington, DC
The Freelon Group (Architect of Record)
R. McGhee & Associates (Assoc. Architect)
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Wellons House
Smithfield, NC
Kenneth E. Hobgood, srchitects
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National Center for Civil and Human Rights
Atlanta, GA
The Freelon Group (Design Lead)
HOK (Architect of Record)
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Perkins+Will Office
Research Triangle Park, NC
Perkins+Will
Photo ©2009 Mark Herboth |
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Hamlet Passenger Depot Relocation and Renovation
Hamlet, NC
David E. Gall, Architect, PA
Photo ©2009 Ashley Fetner |
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GETRAG Corporation Office Building
Newton, NC
LS3P Associates, Ltd.
Photo ©2009 Tim Buchman |
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Wake Technical Community College -
North Campus Building D
Raleigh, NC
Pearce Brinkley Cease + Lee
Photo ©2009 Tom Arban |
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101 Lounge + Café
Raleigh, NC
Vernacular Studio
Photo ©2009 Mark Herboth |
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NC A&T State University
School of Education
Greensboro, NC
The Freelon Group
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Laurel Park Elementary School
Apex, NC
Pearce Brinkley Cease + Lee
Photo ©2009 Tom Arban |
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2009 Citation
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Watermark Speculative Office Building
Charlotte, NC
Perkins+Will
Photo ©2009 JWest Productions, LLC |
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2009 Tower Awards
Recognizing well-designed projects by AIANC members that exemplify historic preservation and adaptive reuse in renovation, restoration or rehabilitation of a historic structure; new / infill construction within a historic context; or a new construction addition to a historic structure. Tower Award submissions must be on the National Register of Historic Places; a contributing building in a National Register historic district; a contributing building in a locally-designated historic district, or a locally designed landmark.
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Shook House Museum
Clyde, NC
Mathews Architecture, P.A.
Photo ©2009 Mathews Architecture |
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Rehabilitation and Restoration of Miller-Beyer House
Morganton, NC
Elan Architect
Photo ©2009 Bakhtiar S. Alam |
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The Old Cotton Factory
Rock Hill, SC
McClure Nicholson Montgomery Architects
Photo ©2009 Tim Buchman |
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2009 COTE Awards
Recognizing well-designed projects by AIANC members that exemplify the COTE Measures of Sustainability. AIANC COTE awards must include a description with key environmental features, and narratives responding to specific categories, indicating an understanding of the connections between them. Selection favors well-designed solutions that exhibit an integration of natural systems and appropriate technology quantifying features when possible (using suggested metrics), verification through building systems modeling, analysis, and best practices.
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Blue Ridge Parkway Destination Center
Asheville, NC
Lord, Aeck & Sargent, Inc.
Photo ©2009 Jonathan Hillyer |
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Golden Belt Mill
Durham, NC
Belk Architecture
Photo ©2009 Scientific Properties |
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Optima Engineering
Charlotte, NC
TobinDudleyStarr
Photo ©2009 Peter Brentlinger |
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EcoDorm at Warren Wilson College
Swannanoa, NC
Samsel Architects
Photo ©2009 John Warner Photography |
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2009 WoodWorks© Wood Design Awards
The purpose of the WoodWorks© Wood Award is to recognize well-designed projects by AIANC members that specify, design or build commercial, industrial, and institutional projects with wood. (Residential projects are not selected.) This award acknowledges those individuals or firms who contribute to the selection of wood in a project, who overcome obstacles related to wood use, and who lead the way for future projects in wood. Selection favors well-designed solutions that exhibit creativity in innovative structures that push the boundaries of conventional wood building practice, either in external application or internal building structures. Learn more about WoodWorks: www.woodworks.org.
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Blue Ridge Parkway Destination Center
Asheville, NC
Lord, Aeck & Sargent
Photo ©2009 Jonathan Hillyer |
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St. Joseph Adoration Chapel
Belmont, NC
WGM Design Inc.
Photo ©2009 Tim Buchman |
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YMCA Camp Thunderbird,
Duke Energy Pavilion
Lake Wylie, SC
C Design ,Inc.
Photo ©2009 Stanley Capps |
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