Congratulations to the 2010 ED+C Excellence in Design Award winners. The following five green building projects completed in 2009 demonstrate outstanding sustainable design techniques. In addition, ED+C recognizes the top finalists and notable honorable mentions.
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Commercial
The Commercial category winner, Blue Cross Blue Shield headquarters, will be featured in the October 2010 edition of ED+C and online at www.EDCmag.com.
WINNER: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island, Corporate HQ
Submitted By: SMMA (www.smma.com)
Date Completed: October 2009
Size: 327,000 square feet
Location: Providence, R.I.
* Franke Corporate Headquarters and Distribution Center, Submitted by Hastings Architecture Associates LLC
* SAP Americas Headquarters Expansion, Submitted by FXFOWLE Architects
Commercial Honorable Mentions:
A Grander View, Enermodal Engineering; Emerson Global Data Center, St. Louis, Fox Architects; Freeman Webb Building, Hastings Architecture Associates LLC; Hermann Park, Overland Partners Architects; National Grid’s New England Main Office at Reservoir Woods, National Grid; NRDC Eighth Floor Expansion, Croxton Collaborative Architects PC; RBC Centre, Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates; Technology Center, Orion Energy Systems; Terrazzo, Hastings Architecture Associates LLC; The Ritz-Carlton, Charlotte, Balfour Beatty; and Twelve West, ZGF Architects LLP.
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Government
The Government winner, Roosevelt Community Center, will be featured in the November 2010 edition of ED+C and online at www.EDCmag.com.
Winner: Roosevelt Community Center
Submitted By: Group 4 Architecture, Research + Planning Inc. (wwww.g4arch.com)
Date Completed: March 2009
Size: 30,000 square feet
Location: San Jose, Calif.
Government Category Finalists:
* Keizer City Hall, Police & Community Center, Submitted by Group Mackenzie
* JPL Flight Projects Center, Submitted by LPA Inc.
* Research and Interpretive Center – Grand Bay NERR, Submitted by Lord, Aeck & Sargent (design architect)
* Blue Earth County Justice Center, Submitted by Paulsen Architects
Government Honorable Mentions:
Appaloosa Branch Library, City of Scottsdale, Ariz., PPG Industries; DuSable Harbor Building, David Woodhouse Architects; North Vancouver City Library, Diamond and Schmitt Architects; Silver Lake Branch Library, M2A Milofsky Michali & Cox Architects; and Tommy Douglas, Burnaby Public Library, Diamond and Schmitt Architects.
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Educational
The Education category winner, Kroon Hall, will be FEATURED IN the September 2010 edition of ED+C and online at www.EDCmag.com.
Winner: Kroon Hall, Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies
Submitted By: Centerbrook Architects (www.centerbrook.com)
Date Completed: January 2009
Size: 68,818 square feet
Location: New Haven, Conn.
Educational Finalists:
* Germantown Friends School, Upper School Science Classroom Building, Submitted by SMP Architects
* George R. White Library & Learning Center, Submitted by Group Mackenzie
* Medical Education Building, University of Windsor, Submitted by Diamond and Schmitt Architects
Educational Category Honorable Mentions:
Cañada College Facilities Maintenance Center, BCA Architects; Carleton College Dormitories, Reward Wall Systems; Columbia University Knox Hall, Helpern Architects; Creekview Ranch Middle School, Perkins+Will; Harris A. Smith Building for Packaging Science & Graphics at Clemson University, Lord, Aeck & Sargent; Immaculate Conception Catholic Regional School, Saccoccio & Associates Architects; Institute for Global Citizenship, Macalester College, Bruner/Cott; John Dorr Nature Laboratory, Horace Mann School, Centerbrook Architects; Lawrence University Campus Center, The Boldt Company; Ringling College of Art & Design – New Academic Building, Lawson Group Architects Inc.; Searle Chemistry Laboratory, Wilson Architects Inc.; and Western Washington University Academic Instruction Center, Opsis Architecture.
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Institutional
The Institutional category winner, Center for Global Conservation, will be featured In the August 2010 edition of ED+C and online at www.EDCmag.com.
Winner: Center for Global Conservation
Submitted By: FXFOWLE Architects (www.fxfowle.com)
Date Completed: June 2009
Size: 35,000 square feet
Location: Bronx Zoo; Bronx, N.Y.
Institutional Finalists:
* Holy Wisdom Monastery, Submitted by Hoffman LLC
* Herrington Recovery Center, Submitted by TWP Architecture
* Southface Energy Institute EcoOffice, Submitted by Lord, Aeck & Sargent
Institutional Honorable Mentions:
Freight & Salvage, Marcy Wong Donn Logan Architects; Rockefeller Brothers Fund, FXFOWLE Architects; Surfrider Foundation Headquarters, LPA Inc.; The Camilla and Peter Dalglish Atrium at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Diamond and Schmitt Architects.
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Residential
(Single and Multifamily)
The Residential category winner, Los Vecinos, will be featured in the July 2010 edition of ED+C and online at www.EDCmag.com.
Winner: Los Vecinos
Submitted By: Wakeland Housing and Development Corporation (www.wakelandhdc.com)
Date Completed: April 2009
Size: 51,014 square feet
Location: Chula Vista, Calif.
Residential Finalists:
* ECO Spanish Colonial, Submitted by EnviroHomeDesign
* English Residence, Submitted by ZeroEnergy Design
* My Sisters’ House, Submitted by UNCG-Urban Studio
* The Vermont Street Project, Submitted by New Energy Works
Residential Honorable Mentions:
Bethesda-Zero, Meditch Murphey Architects; Bluff House, Bruns Architecture; Casa Feliz Studios, First Community Housing (see page 18); Key Peninsula Residence, David Vandervort Architects; Labron Residence, mitchell garman architects; Mohle Remodel, Laura Britt Design.
Congratulations to the 2010 ED+C Excellence in Design Award winners. The following five green building projects completed in 2009 demonstrate outstanding sustainable design techniques. In addition, ED+C recognizes the top finalists and notable honorable mentions.
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Commercial
The Commercial category winner, Blue Cross Blue Shield headquarters, will be featured in the October 2010 edition of ED+C and online at www.EDCmag.com.
WINNER: Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island, Corporate HQ
Submitted By: SMMA (www.smma.com)
Date Completed: October 2009
Size: 327,000 square feet
Location: Providence, R.I.
* Franke Corporate Headquarters and Distribution Center, Submitted by Hastings Architecture Associates LLC
* SAP Americas Headquarters Expansion, Submitted by FXFOWLE Architects
Commercial Honorable Mentions:
A Grander View, Enermodal Engineering; Emerson Global Data Center, St. Louis, Fox Architects; Freeman Webb Building, Hastings Architecture Associates LLC; Hermann Park, Overland Partners Architects; National Grid’s New England Main Office at Reservoir Woods, National Grid; NRDC Eighth Floor Expansion, Croxton Collaborative Architects PC; RBC Centre, Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates; Technology Center, Orion Energy Systems; Terrazzo, Hastings Architecture Associates LLC; The Ritz-Carlton, Charlotte, Balfour Beatty; and Twelve West, ZGF Architects LLP.
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Government
The Government winner, Roosevelt Community Center, will be featured in the November 2010 edition of ED+C and online at www.EDCmag.com.
Winner: Roosevelt Community Center
Submitted By: Group 4 Architecture, Research + Planning Inc. (wwww.g4arch.com)
Date Completed: March 2009
Size: 30,000 square feet
Location: San Jose, Calif.
Government Category Finalists:
* Keizer City Hall, Police & Community Center, Submitted by Group Mackenzie
* JPL Flight Projects Center, Submitted by LPA Inc.
* Research and Interpretive Center – Grand Bay NERR, Submitted by Lord, Aeck & Sargent (design architect)
* Blue Earth County Justice Center, Submitted by Paulsen Architects
Government Honorable Mentions:
Appaloosa Branch Library, City of Scottsdale, Ariz., PPG Industries; DuSable Harbor Building, David Woodhouse Architects; North Vancouver City Library, Diamond and Schmitt Architects; Silver Lake Branch Library, M2A Milofsky Michali & Cox Architects; and Tommy Douglas, Burnaby Public Library, Diamond and Schmitt Architects.
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Educational
The Education category winner, Kroon Hall, will be FEATURED IN the September 2010 edition of ED+C and online at www.EDCmag.com.
Winner: Kroon Hall, Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies
Submitted By: Centerbrook Architects (www.centerbrook.com)
Date Completed: January 2009
Size: 68,818 square feet
Location: New Haven, Conn.
Educational Finalists:
* Germantown Friends School, Upper School Science Classroom Building, Submitted by SMP Architects
* George R. White Library & Learning Center, Submitted by Group Mackenzie
* Medical Education Building, University of Windsor, Submitted by Diamond and Schmitt Architects
Educational Category Honorable Mentions:
Cañada College Facilities Maintenance Center, BCA Architects; Carleton College Dormitories, Reward Wall Systems; Columbia University Knox Hall, Helpern Architects; Creekview Ranch Middle School, Perkins+Will; Harris A. Smith Building for Packaging Science & Graphics at Clemson University, Lord, Aeck & Sargent; Immaculate Conception Catholic Regional School, Saccoccio & Associates Architects; Institute for Global Citizenship, Macalester College, Bruner/Cott; John Dorr Nature Laboratory, Horace Mann School, Centerbrook Architects; Lawrence University Campus Center, The Boldt Company; Ringling College of Art & Design – New Academic Building, Lawson Group Architects Inc.; Searle Chemistry Laboratory, Wilson Architects Inc.; and Western Washington University Academic Instruction Center, Opsis Architecture.
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Institutional
The Institutional category winner, Center for Global Conservation, will be featured In the August 2010 edition of ED+C and online at www.EDCmag.com.
Winner: Center for Global Conservation
Submitted By: FXFOWLE Architects (www.fxfowle.com)
Date Completed: June 2009
Size: 35,000 square feet
Location: Bronx Zoo; Bronx, N.Y.
Institutional Finalists:
* Holy Wisdom Monastery, Submitted by Hoffman LLC
* Herrington Recovery Center, Submitted by TWP Architecture
* Southface Energy Institute EcoOffice, Submitted by Lord, Aeck & Sargent
Institutional Honorable Mentions:
Freight & Salvage, Marcy Wong Donn Logan Architects; Rockefeller Brothers Fund, FXFOWLE Architects; Surfrider Foundation Headquarters, LPA Inc.; The Camilla and Peter Dalglish Atrium at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Diamond and Schmitt Architects.
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Residential
(Single and Multifamily)
The Residential category winner, Los Vecinos, will be featured in the July 2010 edition of ED+C and online at www.EDCmag.com.
Winner: Los Vecinos
Submitted By: Wakeland Housing and Development Corporation (www.wakelandhdc.com)
Date Completed: April 2009
Size: 51,014 square feet
Location: Chula Vista, Calif.
Residential Finalists:
* ECO Spanish Colonial, Submitted by EnviroHomeDesign
* English Residence, Submitted by ZeroEnergy Design
* My Sisters’ House, Submitted by UNCG-Urban Studio
* The Vermont Street Project, Submitted by New Energy Works
Residential Honorable Mentions:
Bethesda-Zero, Meditch Murphey Architects; Bluff House, Bruns Architecture; Casa Feliz Studios, First Community Housing (see page 18); Key Peninsula Residence, David Vandervort Architects; Labron Residence, mitchell garman architects; Mohle Remodel, Laura Britt Design.
