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2007 architects' choice

  • globus trotter

    Single Speed Design: Globus Cork tiles in a variety of colors, shapes, and sizes.

     

  • curve appeal

    Single Speed Design: Laminated bamboo from Smith & Fong.

     

  • rhein tone

    Single Speed Design: RHEINZINK's eponymous building material.

     

  • lord of the ring

    Gomes + Staub Architects: spOre electromechanical ring doorbell

     

  • the gang's all here

    Gomes + Saub Architects: Leviton's Decora combination switches

     

  • keystone capers

    Gomes + Staub Architects: Dal-Tile's unglazed Keystones series of porcelain tiles.

     

  • tri this

    Plusone Design + Construction: Aluminum store-front framing from Kawneer North America.

     

  • a lovely mesh

    Plusone Design + Donstruction: Metal mesh from W.S. Tyler.

     

  • round the bend

    In lieu of drywall, PLUSone turns to flexible architectural panels from Interior Products of Brunswick, Ga., for architectural detailing. “In a ceiling, you can use it as the finish without any other treatment,” Baird explains.

     

  • seville liberties

    studio modera: James Hardie Building Products. Supplee tends to favor siding products from James Hardie because “Montana's harsh winters can [wreak] havoc” on home exteriors.

     
 
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2013 Residential Architect Design Awards Judging

Robert M. Cain, Brian Messana, Todd Hansen and E.B. Min, the 2013 Residential Architect Design Awards jury, discuss their selection of Bud Clark Commons by Holst Architecture as the 2013 Project of the Year. Calling Bud Clark Commons “architecture at its finest,” they noted that the beautifully designed building includes affordable studio apartments, a day center, and a shelter providing temporary housing for up to 90 men. The Portland, Ore., project’s social aspects as well as its design made it the clear choice for the 2013 RADA Project of the Year.

 
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