August 17, 2007
  AIA NOVA Honors 21 Special Works
Booming Northern Virginia celebrates new construction, historic preservation

Summary: The AIA Northern Virginia Chapter announced on July 12 that a distinguished jury had chosen 21 projects as winners of the chapter’s 2007 Design Awards. This annual design competition, now in its 32nd year, recognizes the design excellence in seven categories achieved by the chapter’s members. Although the architects are from Virginia, the structures can be located anywhere in the world. This year’s entries primarily are based in the nation’s capital area—Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C., itself—but also as far away as Shanghai, China.


Awards of Excellence

Project: Spout Run Residence
Location: Arlington, Va.
Architect: David Jameson Architect Inc.

Project: Locust Hill
Location: McLean, Va.
Architect: David Jones Architects

Awards of Merit

Project: Kessler Residence
Location: Chevy Chase, Md.
Architect: Robert M. Gurney, FAIA, Architect

Project: Burning Tree Residence
Location: Bethesda, Md.
Architect: David Jameson Architect Inc.

Project: Vandalia
Location: Shepherdstown, W. Va.
Architect: Neumann Lewis Buchanan Architects

Awards of Excellence

Project: Caton’s Walk
Location: Washington, D.C.
Architect: Cunningham | Quill Architects PLLC

Project: The Cliff House
Location: Shepherdstown, W. Va.
Architect: Neumann Lewis Buchanan Architects

Merit Awards

Project: Old Frederick County Courthouse Renovation and Restoration
Location: Winchester, Va.
Architect: Reader & Swartz Architects PC

Special Recognition for Façade

Project: The City Meat Building
Location: Winchester, Va.
Architect: Reader & Swartz Architects PC

Awards of Merit

Project: M2L Collection
Location: Washington, D.C.
Architect: Robert M. Gurney, FAIA

Project: Public Broadcasting Service Headquarters
Location: Arlington, Va.
Architect: Gensler

Project: Ontario Apartment
Location: Washington, D.C.
Architect: Robert M. Gurney, FAIA

Project: Contemporaria Georgetown
Location: Washington, D.C.
Architect: David Jameson Architect Inc.


Awards of Merit

Project: Green Acres School: Activities Building Expansion
Location: Rockville, Md.
Architect: Ritter Architects

Project: Herndon Senior Center
Location: Herndon, Va.
Architect: Cunningham | Quill Architects PLLC

Project: Shuguang Hospital Replacement
Location: Shanghai, China
Architect: SmithGroup

Project: House of Sweden
Location: Washington, D.C.
Architect: VOA Associates Inc.


Awards of Merit

Project: Boxwood Winery
Location: Middleburg, Va.
Architect: Hugh Newell Jacobsen Architect, FAIA, PLLC

Project: SallieMae Headquarters
Location: Reston, Va.
Architect: Boggs & Partners Architects


Award of Merit

Project: Takoma Walk
Location: Takoma Park, Md.
Architect: Cunningham | Quill Architects PLLC


Award of Merit

Project: Forrest Street
Location: Alexandria, Va.
Architect: Great Seal Incorporated. Lyndl T. Youssef, Assoc. AIA

 
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Visit AIA NOVA online to view photos of all of this year’s awards recipients.

The NOVA Awards jury hailed from Princeton, N.J.:
• Michael Graves, FAIA, founder and principal of Michael Graves and Associates
• Stanley Allen, AIA, dean of Princeton’s School of Architecture
• Alan Chimacoff, AIA, founder and principal of ikon.5 architects
• Michael Farewell, FAIA, principal of Farewell Mills Gatsch Architects
• Juliet Richardson, AIA, founder and principal of Richardson Smith Architects.

Photos
1. Spout Run Residence. Photo © Paul Warchol.
2. Caton’s Walk. Photo© Paul Burk.
3. M2L Collection. Photo © Maxwell MacKenzie.
4. Green Acres School. Photo © Robert Lautman.
5. Boxwood Winery. Photo © Robert Lautman.
6. Takoma Walk. Rendering by David Walker.
7. Forrest Street. Photo © Lyndl T. Youssef, Associate AIA.