July 4, 2011
Reading Time: 2 minutesAIA New Jersey announced the winners of the 2011 Design Awards. Congratulations to all the winners.
Centra Iselin c. 2011 Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates
HONOR
Architectural – Non‐Residential
Centra – Iselin, NJ
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, PC
The Aspen Institute c. 2011 Farewell Mills Gatsch Architects
HONOR
Architectural – Non‐Residential
The Aspen Institute – Walter Paepcke Memorial
Farewell Mills Gatsch Architects, LLC
MERIT
Architectural – Non‐Residential
Ikon.5 architects
Campus Commons, State University of New York at New Paltz
MERIT
Architectural – Non‐Residential
KSS Architects
Warch Campus Center, Lawrence University
MERIT
Architectural – Non‐Residential
Payette Architects*, (Project Team Executive Architect)
Princeton University Frick Chemistry Laboratory
*Updated 8/4/2011: Payette Architects in collaboration with Hopkins Architects, Design Architect for project
MERIT
Residential – Built
Minivernini Vandermark Architecture
33 Willow Terrace
MERIT
Unbuilt
HDR
Royal Medical Services –Jordan
MERIT
Interior Architecture
Clarke Caton Hintz Architecture Firm
Offices for Clarke Caton Hintz
HONOR
Historic Preservation
Farewell Mills Gatsch Architects, LLC
Kahn Bath House & Day Camp Pavilions
Kahn Bath House c. 2011 Farewell Mills Gatsch Architects
More information on each of the winners to follow.
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Please make corrections to this post: the word “Architectural” is typoed 5 times — and it’s “Frick Chemistry” not “Rick Chemistry” at Princeton University. Thank you.
Thank you so much for the copy editing, it is much appreciated. I believe all of the errors you pointed out are corrected.
– AIA New Jersey
It is truly disconcerting that the design architect for the new Frick Chemistry Laboratory at Princeton University, in this case Michael Hopkins Architects, is not credited. A correction is most appreciated.
Payette Architects is being awarded the AIA-NJ Design Awards for their submission regarding their participation in this project. Many projects have more than one architecture firm as a member of the project team. This article and this listing is solely the project names and architects who award submissions were selected by the jurors.
I find it curious that my prior email requesting to correct the record and credit Hopkins Architects as the design architect of the new Frick Chemistry Laboratory at Princeton University has been deleted from this website while others have not. More to the point, it is distressing that an organization that seeks to honor architecture has not yet corrected the record to reflect the facts.
Sharon McHugh
US Editor World Architecture News / Abitare
I am sorry that you are unhappy with the AIA-NJ Design Award process, however as we have previously communicated directly with you – your comments are being looked into so that proper recognition can be given in subsequent releases. As a group who advocates architects and architecture made up of architects we at AIA-NJ are very concerned with proper recognition for buildings.
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