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rada projects of the year

  • Project of the Year: the charmer, san diego

    An urban infill multifamily building takes our 2012 title of Project of the Year.

     
  • The "art doors" on the rear of the building act as owner-controlled portals for furniture and large pieces of art.

    Art Stable, Seattle

    Olson Kundig Architects' Art Stable in Seattle represents an elegant way to densify a city.

     

  • Tea Houses, Silicon Valley, Calif.

    The jury rhapsodized about this trio of outbuildings in California's Silicon Valley, naming it Project of the Year.

     

  • taylor house, scotland cay, bahamas

    From the very beginning, Raleigh, N.C., architect Frank Harmon, FAIA, knew that designing a house in the Bahamas would be a test of his design and organizational skills.

     

  • habitat 825, west hollywood, calif.

    Issues with neighbors often arise during the design of a new multifamily building.

     

  • xeros residence, phoenix

    residential architect's Project of the Year exhibits a startling originality that elevated it above the rest of the winners. “There's stuff in here I've never seen before,” marveled a judge, and the other jurors agreed.

     

  • camouflage house, green lake, wis.

    Every once in a while, an architectural perfect storm occurs.

     

  • modular 1 and modular 2, kansas city, kan.

    The prefabricated nature of Modular 1 and Modular 2, which share residential architect's 2006 Project of the Year award, intrigued the judging panel.

     

  • martin luther king jr. plaza, philadelphia

    Tom Gallas remembers the first meeting he had with the residents of Martin Luther King Jr. Plaza, a set of high-rise public housing towers in South Philadelphia.

     

  • contemporaine, chicago

    Not since the glory days of Modernism have high design and high-rise housing often coexisted. Most residential skyscrapers experience so much value-engineering, even the best architects struggle to give them a bit of character.

     
 
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John Brown, FRAIC

Architect John Brown expands the market for residential architecture through grassroots design education. Recorded at Residential Architect’s Reinvention Symposium.

 
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