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2016 AIA Philadelphia Design Awards EXCELLENCE IN ARCHITECTURE 2

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Every October the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects celebrates the best and brightest shaping the built environment in the Philadelphia region and beyond.

The Design Awards competition is open to all AIA Philadelphia member architecture firms. Each firm is asked to submit their best projects and provide detailed descriptions based on a set of criteria. Those submissions are then turned over to the Design Awards jury, an out of town group of six architects typically arranged with the help of another AIA chapter, for the selection process.

This year’s jury was from New Orleans, LA and included the following individuals:• Mac Ball, FAIA, Waggonner & Ball Architects• Trula Remson, AIA, Remson Haley Herpin Architects• Steve Dumez, FAIA, Eskew+Dumez+Ripple• Paula Peer, AIA, Trapolin-Peer Architects• Lee Ledbetter, AIA, Lee Ledbetter & Associates• Trey Trahan, FAIA, Trahan Architects

For more information about AIA Philadelphia and the Design Awards Gala, visit www.aiaphiladelphia.org.

We would also like to take this opportunity to applaude this year’s Design Awards Gala sponsors, and a very specail thank you to our Platinum Level sponsor, Clemens Construction, ardent supporter of AIA Philadelphia and the Center for Architecture and Design.


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engineering • planning • project management

JOHN FREDERICK HARBESON AWARD

KieranTimberlakeJoanne Aitken, FAIA, LEED AP BD+C

Joanne Aitken has devoted her professional life to building public appreciation for the value of architecture and its ability to shape place and create community.She has over thirty years of experience as an architect, educator, and advocate for the built environment. She led the Design Advocacy Group of Philadelphia as

a Steering Committee founding member and Chair from 2008-2011, and her reviews of the built environment, published in the weekly Philadelphia City Paper, helped spur discourse on design in Philadelphia. She served as President of AIA Philadelphia in 1999, where she was involved in the founding of the Charter High School for Architecture and Design. Joanne is an Associate at KieranTimberlake, where she has led the design and construction of numerous student life projects for the University of California, San Diego, Yale University, and Harvard University. Joanne carries her experience teaching design studios at Drexel University into her professional practice, where she mentors young architects.

PAUL PHILIPPE CRET AWARD

Mural ArtsJane Golden

Jane Golden is Executive Director of the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, overseeing its growth from a small city agency to the nation’s largest mural program and a model for community development around the globe. Under Golden’s direction, the Mural Arts Pro-gram has created more than 3,800 landmark works of

public art through innovative collaborations with community-based organiza-tions, city agencies, nonprofits, schools, the private sector, and philanthropies. Sought after as an expert on urban transformation through art, Golden has received numerous awards for her work, including the 2016 Woman of Influence Award from Pearl S. Buck International, the Philadelphia Award, The Hepburn Medal from the Katharine Houghton Hepburn Center at Bryn Mawr College, and the Visionary Woman Award from Moore College of Art & Design. Golden holds a Master of Fine Arts from the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers Uni-versity, and degrees in Fine Arts and Political Science from Stanford University.

PEA PRIZEAssimilation Design Lab

Founded in 2012, Assimilation Design Lab LLC (ADL) is a young, dynamic architecture firm that strives to assimilate theory based design solutions with programmatic needs specific for each project and client. ADL’s core design principles are based on current contextual, technological, and sustainable conditions

juxtaposed to create unique design solutions. ADL believes in a collaborative approach, working closely with the client, construction trades, and artists, from conception through the final details of construction. This approach allows the architecture to seamlessly flow, from the big picture to the smallest detail, while creating complex spacial readings. Notable projects include the James Beard Design Award Finalist Tria Taproom located in the Rittenhouse Square neighborhood and Passyunk Ave’s Sate Kampar.

YOUNG ARCHITECT AWARD

Atkin Olshin Schade ArchitectsPaul Avazier, Associate AIA, LEED AP

Paul Avazier is an Associate, and key member of the firm Atkin Olshin Schade Architects. His work at Atkin Olshin Schade has showcased his excellence in design, and his management of projects and staff has proved his leadership in practice and education. He serves as project manager for multiple projects, provides

assistance in LEED certifications, and serves as a mentor for new graduates and employees with project management, design documentation and detailing, and ARE preparation. Paul is a Chapter Director on the AIA Philadelphia board and a 2007 graduate of Drexel University. His project experience includes Loomis Chafee School Campus Center & Cutler Hall, Lafayette College DKE House, and multiple projects at Friends Select School, Santiago Christian School, and Episcopal Academy.

CONGREGATION RODEPH SHALOM

GOLD MEDAL WINNER - BUILT CATEGORY

KieranTimberlake

CLIENTCongregation Rodeph Shalom

Rodeph Shalom is the oldest Ashkenazic congregation in the Western Hemisphere. While the historic building

is well-loved, the lack of interior connection between program spaces, coupled with a somewhat foreboding

and largely opaque exterior, undermined the current vision for a welcoming and open place. The addition offered

the opportunity to improve the historic building through connectivity and legibility, while introducing a contemporary

architectural character of welcome and luminosity.

PROJECT TEAMCVM Engineers (structural engineer), Bruce Brooks

Associates (electrical, mechanical engineer), Studio Bryan Hanes (landscape design), Marguerite Rodgers LTD

(interiors), Sean O’Connor Lighting (lighting), Metropolitan Acoustics, LLC (acoustics), Lerch Bates (elevator),

International Consultants, Inc. (cost estimating), Intech (general contractor)

Photos: James Ewing/OTTO


www.keasthood.comPhiladelphia | Washington | Charlottesville

Photograph © Jeffrey Totaro

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS

New Construction • Renovation • Addition • Adaptive Reuse • Historic Preservation •

Masonry Stabilization • Structural Intervention

Keast & Hood designed this freestanding elliptical staircase in addition to the overall structure for

the Museum of the American Revolution Philadelphia, PA

GOLDWINNER

We design A LOT, so bear with us: Sky-scraping Hotels and Apartment Towers; sprawling Replace-ment Hospitals and urban MOB’s with Proton Therapy Suites; Municipal Centers with Police and Fire Departments; Universi-ties and Housing for Students; Restaurants, Grocery Stores, Shopping Malls, and Movie Theaters; Corporate HQ’s for Automakers and Pharma companies; Athletic Centers for Swim-ming, Serving, and Slam Dunking; art-filled Museums and shark-filled Aquariums; Housing for Seniors and Low Income Families; Manufacturing Facilities that make Glass, Nuclear Parts, and Cola; High-tech Distribution Centers and Tilt-up Warehous-es; Parking Garages (that are easy to navigate!); Facade Repairs for Skyline Landmarks and Historic Gems; serene places for Peace, Worship, and Community,

etc.- Your project partner at o-n.com,

FOOD SECURITY COLLABORATIVE AT THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY

SILVER MEDAL WINNER - UNBUILT CATEGORYErdy McHenry

CLIENTThe Ohio State University

The Ohio State University was founded with agriculture at its essence. As a landgrant university, the OSU Waterman Lab Master Plan envisions three new buildings that each uniquely embody the fundamental objective to conduct agricultural research and deliver knowledge and practical information to its students, faculty, and local community of farmers and consumers. The Food Security Collaborative, one of the three new buildings, will develop transformative solutions to create greater food security through improvements in agricultural vitality. The facility will contain a 24,000 SqFt food processing lab and headhouse to support the 80,000+ SqFt of growing space for both research and production.

Renderings: Erdy McHenry


CONGRATULATIONS!

To our Associate, Paul Avazier,on receiving the

2016 AIA Young Architects Award!

ATKIN OLSHIN SCHADE ARCHITECTS

Kennett Square, PAPhiladelphia, PAWilmington, DE

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SILVERWINNER

Cushman & Wakefield Congratulates

2016 BOMA TOBY® Award Winners

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TERRACURTAIN

DIVINE DETAIL WINNER

Digsau

CLIENTPhiladelphia Center for Architecture and Design

The Philadelphia Center for Architecture and Design renovations included a significant reduction in the size of its

bookstore to create greater visual connectivity throughout the space. The Philadelphia AIA chapter invited one of its member

firms to design and construct a screen wall to separate the store from the main hall using donated material from

a manufacturer of terra cotta rainscreen wall systems. The screen wall explores the creative process writ large. Revealing

the intriguing cross section of an otherwise familiar material became the inquiry. Joining this material in an unconventional

yet sturdy way became the tectonic challenge. Aggregating the connection details into a simple, functional, and ephemeral pattern invites the next level of inquiry about how we can think

differently about the world around us through design.

PROJECT TEAMShildan Group (product supplier)

Photos: Todd Mason

DIVINEDETAIL

WINNER


1717 Arch Street | Suite 4101Philadelphia, PA 19103

267.809.8400www.L2Partridge.com@L2Partridge

TRUMBAR LIGHT VAULT

DIVINE DETAIL WINNERStanev Potts Architects

CLIENTKorman Communities

The former Benjamin Franklin Hotel, designed by Horace Trumbauer in 1923, had three large interior check-in windows, similar to a bank teller window. One of these was tasked with becoming a fully functioning cocktail bar. The desire to have a warm, hearth-like glow emanate from the space without adding a distraction to the larger lobby drove many lighting and material choices. Low levels of light, mostly linear LEDs distributed through many sources rather than fewer, brighter lights were employed. Much experimentation was performed in the application of the Muntz Metal, and final light diffusers and color gels were used to adjust light levels in the field.

PROJECT TEAMAndrew Slavinskas (lighting consultant), Phoenix Design Group, Inc (general contractor)

Photos: Elizabeth Keshet

DIVINEDETAIL

WINNER


TERMINAL F BAGGAGE CLAIM BUILDING AT PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

HONOR AWARD - BUILT CATEGORY

CLIENTThe City of Philadelphia & The Division of Aviation

The New Bag Claim Building improves passengers’ experience for those who are either retrieving their checked bags or proceeding to the parking garage. The building provides a clear, intuitive way-finding as they move through the elevated walkway to the open, two-story bag claim hall.

PROJECT TEAMHNTB (structural engineer), Arora Engineers (electrical, mechanical engineer), Urban Engineers (civil, geotechnical engineer), Daroff Design, Inc. (graphic design), Hunt Engineering Company (surveying, civil engineering support), AECOM (baggage handling system engineer), Synterra, Ltd. (landscape architect), Burns & McDonnell (construction manager), Syska Hennessey Group (LEED commissioning), LDC (lighting), Skanska (general contractor)

CLIENTUnder Armour

The unlikely decision to up-cycle an abandoned big box store to a vibrant creative workplace emerged out of Under Armour’s urgent demand for space and sincere commitment to the Baltimore community. Under Armour’s expansion to a new campus at Baltimore’s Port Covington reuses the shell and structure of a 130,000 square foot facility. The addition of a mezzanine level accommodates 650 employees, a 350-seat auditorium, food service, and fitness amenities.

PROJECT TEAMHope Furrer Associates, Inc. (structural engineer), Vanderweil Engineers (mechanical, electrical engineer)WRT (landscape architecture), STV (civil engineer), James G. Davis Construction Corporation (general contractor)

The Sheward Partnership, LLC

UNDER ARMOUR BUILDING 37

MERIT AWARD - BUILT CATEGORY

Bohlin Cywinski Jackson

Photo: Tom Craine

Photo: Jeffrey Totaro

CLIENTCase Western Reserve University

Located in Wade Oval, a nationally registered historic synagogue, The Temple-Tifereth Israel, is repurposed as a new multi-disciplinary performing arts center for Case Western Reserve University. Phase 1 of the project, shaping a Concert Hall within the existing Sanctuary and creating a Recital Hall, is now complete. Phase 2 will add two more significant performance venues, along with student and academic spaces.

PROJECT TEAMBarber & Hoffman, Inc. (structural engineer), Karpinski Engineering (civil, electrical, mechanical engineer), Akustiks, LLC (acoustics, a/v), Theatre Projects Consultants (theatre), The Lighting Practice (lighting), Behnke Associates (landscape design), Blundall Associates, Inc. (cost estimating), Turner Construction Company (general contractor)

MALTZ PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

HONOR AWARD - BUILT CATEGORY (PRESERVATION)

MGA Partners

Photo: Halkin Mason Photography


CONSORTIUM FOR BUILDING ENERGY INNOVATION


CLIENTThe Department of Energy/The Pennsylvania State University

In 2011, the Consortium for Building Energy Innovation (CBEI) was formed by the Department of Energy. CBEI incorporates

more than twenty member organizations, led by Penn State University, working towards whole building-system solutions for energy usage reduction. Built within a former 1940s navy

recreational building, CBEI Headquarters is a living laboratory for advanced energy retrofit technology. It is designed to

showcase energy-saving mechanical systems and lighting approaches for different space types.

PROJECT TEAMCVM Engineers (structural engineer), Bruce Brooks Associates

(electrical, mechanical engineer), Hill International (project manager), Hunt Engineering (civil engineer), Studio Bryan

Hanes (landscape), Atelier Ten (environmental, lighting engineer), Metropolitan Acoustics (acoustics), Ernest J. Bock

(general contractor)

CLIENTWilmington Friends School

Set on a bucolic campus in Wilmington, DE, the Wilmington Friends School initially consisted of a modest school building

adjacent to a small, detached historic farmhouse. Over time, a series of ad-hoc additions have been constructed, surrounding

the schoolhouse and forming a massive floorplate. The most recent expansion, the Global Learning Center, advances

Wilmington Friends School’s highly-regarded International Baccalaureate Program. To mitigate the scale of the addition,

the five new classrooms have been conceived as modest, independent structures organized along a glazed “porch”

which extends from the school’s existing library towards the historic farmhouse.

PROJECT TEAMMacIntosh Engineering (structural engineer), Bala Consulting

Engineers (electrical, mechanical engineer), Studio Bryan Hanes (landscape)

KieranTimberlake

GLOBAL LEARNING CENTER


Digsau

CLIENTCabrini University

The Cabrini Athletic Pavilion is the first phase in the implementation of a new campus master plan for Cabrini University. The master plan focuses on creating a unified

campus environment, through an inversion of the existing campus plan, moving vehicular traffic to its edges and

creating a pedestrian-focused core, woven together by a network of paths and open spaces. The new Athletic Pavilion

is designed to serve as a great room that connects the various programmatic spaces in a central area at the threshold

between the existing center and the new building.

PROJECT TEAMCVM Engineers (structural engineer), HF Lenz Co (electrical,

mechanical engineer), Beam (lighting design), Warfel Construction (general contractor)

CABRINI ATHLETIC PAVILION


WRT

Photo: Michael Moran/OTTO

Photo: Todd Mason

Photo: Jeffrey Totaro


841 NORTH AMERICAN STREET


CLIENTArchitecture Firm

A former bottling plant is retrofitted to be a flexible and sustainable architecture studio suited to 21st century workflows. The owners envisioned the retrofit of this large industrial building as an opportunity to undertake an ambitious experiment in sustainability. The goal: to achieve a comfortable working environment with as little energy as possible.

PROJECT TEAMKTRE, LLP (owner/developer), Elliott-Lewis (electrical, mechanical engineer), Fisher Marantz Stone (lighting consultant), SSM Group (surveyor), Jon Milner, Architectural Research and Cultural History (historic preservation consultants), AJ Lewis (general contractor)

CLIENTGeorge Washington University

Spanning a full city block, the 750,000 SF Science + Engineering Hall is the largest academic building of its kind in Washington, DC.

PROJECT TEAMBallinger (structural, electrical, mechanical engineer; interior design), Wiles Mensch Corporation (civil engineer), A&F Engineers (structural engineer consultant), Oculus (landscape architect), The Lighting Practice (lighting), Shen Milsom Wilke (acoustics, a/v), ECS Mid-Atlantic, LLC (geotechnical), Colin Gordon & Associates (vibration), VDA (elevator), Jensen Hughes Associates (code/life safety), VitaTech Electromagnetics (EMI/RFI), Wells & Associates (parking), Ross Infrastructure (co-generation), AdvanceTEC (clean room), AquaEngineering (irrigation), Rough Brothers, Inc. (greenhouse), Clark Construction Group (general contractor)

KieranTimberlake

SCIENCE + ENGINEERING HALL

MERIT AWARD - BUILT CATEGORY (INTERIORS)

Ballinger

CLIENTPost Brothers Apartments

The owners of Hamilton Court wanted to build an amenitiesbuilding for its residents and retail spaces for the neighborhood. The owners wanted an amenities building that would accommodate retail clients on the ground floor and a fitness facility, pool, and terrace on the second floor. The client initially requested a glass box with a pool on the roof, imagining a structure similar to the Apple Store in New York City. The final design is multiple, angled planes over a rectangular base encased in glass and wire mesh.

PROJECT TEAMCVM Engineers (structural engineer), Eckersley O’Callaghan & Ptrs (structural engineer), FXB Engineering (electrical, mechanical engineer), Bohler Engineering, ThinkGreen, GWA Lighting, Main Line Commercial Pools

HAMILTON COURT AMENITIES BUILDING

MERIT AWARD - UNBUILT CATEGORY

Coscia Moos Architecture

Photo: Michael Moran/OTTO

Photo: Judy Davis

Rendering: Lifang


MIDTOWN PARK


CLIENTThe Buccini/Pollin Group

Midtown Park is an urban mixed-use residential complex planned to be constructed on the site of a former two level

parking structure of the same name in Wilmington, Delaware. Located only a few blocks from the Center City Business

District, the developer for this project has partnered with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and the Parking Authority of Wilmington, in an effort to help fulfill

a broader urban initiative focused on revitalizing downtown Wilmington.

PROJECT TEAMMacIntosh Engineering (structural engineer), FXB Engineers

(electrical, mechanical engineer), Stantec (civil engineer), Norwoord Construction (general contractor)

CLIENTCallahan Ward, LLC

Philadelphia’s urban renewal era left behind an east-west cut through the city’s urban fabric in the form of the Vine Street

Expressway. Philadelphia’s Chinatown neighborhood was one of those disconnected by the Vine Street Expressway. The

existing lot of XS House is so marginal and small it is barely noticeable as a development parcel. It is currently used for

informal surface parking for two cars. The proposed project will provide (6) apartments.

PROJECT TEAMLarsen & Landis (structural engineer), J and M Engineering

(electrical, mechanical engineer)

L2 Partridge

XS HOUSE


Interface Studio Architects, LLC

CLIENT300 Brookside, L.P.

Ambler, Pennsylvania lies 20 miles north of Philadelphia along major highways and rail lines. A large scale chemical

manufacturer occupied a 25 acre swath of land that was gradually decommissioned. The owner and design team

conceived of the transformation of the campus into a contemporary creative class working environment bringing

forth its historical assets and re-imagining its landscape and twenty three existing buildings. The first phase of the project

involves the renovation of five core buildings close to the main campus entrance.

PROJECT TEAMJonathan Alderson Landscape Architects, Inc. (landscape

architect), R.L. Showalter + Associates, Inc. (civil engineer)

AMBLER YARDS


Interface Studio Architects, LLC

Rendering: L2Partridge

R terfac Studio Architects, LLC

Rendering: Interface Studio Architects, LLC


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