2021 Gold Nugget Awards Winners Book

THE ART OF DESIGN

WINNER’S BOOK 2021

JUDGES

THE ART OF DESIGN

Ike Balmaseda Partner, Director of Urban Design and Planning IDEArc Architecture and Planning

Mollie Carmichael Principal ZONDA

Determined from a competitive field of 596 entries, this year’s Merit and Grand Award winners can be justly proud of their honors. They were determined only after careful consideration by the Gold Nugget judges. This years panel included some of the most creative and successful designers, planners and builders in our industry.

With over 25 years of professional experience in the field of urban design and planning, Ike brings extensive experience to IDEArc Architecture and Planning. Projects completed by Ike include master planned communities, destination resorts, entertainment/ retail venues, commercial/industrial centers, and multi-purpose public facilities. Internationally, he has spent 15 plus years applying his skills in planning to rapidly growing countries such as the Philippines, China, and Mexico. His abilities encompass all aspects of the land design process, from the formulation of master plan concept, detailed site development plans, and “value-added” land studies. Ike’s expertise in interpreting the “lay of the land” enable him to develop site specific solutions that incorporate form, function, and cost considerations facilitating the client’s decision-making process. In addition to his design skills, Ike has in-depth project management experience. Given the critical nature of collaboration and community buy-in, his ability to facilitate client and public relationships, concisely communicate project vision to shareholders, and coordinate multi- disciplinary consultant teams has resulted in new communities, neighborhoods, and urban environments that are distinctive places of lasting value and significance.

Mollie Carmichael is a leading strategist with a career spanning 25+ years as a builder, developer, and consultant in the residential real estate industry. Her experience includes conducting market studies throughout the country, land acquisition strategies, business planning for future growth, competitive product research, and even tactical marketing planning and design. Most notably, she has been a thought leader with consumer insights and product research throughout the nation.

JUDGES

Debra Falese, AIA President, Western Division Woodley Architectural Group, Inc.

John McManus Founder and President The Builder’s Daily

Anne Postle Architect / Owner Osmosis Architecture

Laurie Ford Managing Director – Lomonaco Investments Founder & CEO – Ford Revelations, Inc

Debra Falese, AIA, is president of the Woodley Architectural Group, Inc., California office, and oversees all day-to-day operations. She brings her enthusiastic energy and passion to the design process. In addition to being a hands-on manager, overseeing all aspects of the business, she has been instrumental in all projects throughout the United States, as well as international projects. Having worked with Michael Woodley for over 20 years, they have established a creative flow resulting in hundreds of highly acclaimed projects, shaping the housing industry for our clients both here and abroad. Debra received her architecture degree in 1987 from the University of Oregon and has been a featured speaker at PCBC. She is licensed in Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Illinois, and Texas.

Laurie Ford has provided strategic counsel and proven leadership to public and private homebuilders and real estate developers throughout the U.S. for over 25 years. She is a seasoned industry expert with in-depth knowledge of industry drivers, disruptors, key contributors and overall operational effectiveness. Having full P&L accountability for successful mixed-use and master planned communities throughout the U.S., Laurie has a notable track record of capital recruitment, designing investment strategies, driving revenues and achieving operational excellence to consistently meet or exceed business plan and financial objectives. Laurie is passionate about fighting against the status quo by identifying strategic opportunities and implementing forward-thinking initiatives to enhance differentiation, increase market share, and improve profitability. Prior to her current roles with Lomonaco Investments and Ford Revelations, she contributed to the success of a number of innovative companies, including Global City Communities, Newland Real Estate Group, Weyerhaeuser Real Estate Company an Quadrant Homes.

John is an award-winning editorial, programming, and digital content strategist.

Anne Postle, Architect, CAASH, brings over 25 years experience in market-driven residential architecture to her clients. She is a regular speaker at the International Builders Show, the Rocky Mountain Builders Show and the 50+ Housing Symposium. In 2011, 2012 and 2013, Osmosis Architecture had an award winning custom home entry in The Nationals, and in 2008, 2009 and 2011, they received a Gold Award in the Best of 50+ Housing. Anne is a regular contributor to Professional Builder’s House Review and frequently speaks at the International Builders’ Shows for the past 18 years. Speaking on ‘Affordable Million Dollar Details’ on several occasions. ‘He Said, She Said: Meeting the Demands of Today’s Men and Women buyers’ used survey data to show how differing priorities between men and women influence their home purchase. Most recently Anne spoke at the 2019 IBS on a panel discussing Being Memorable: Captivating Buyers with Cutting-Edge Design Trends.

JUDGING PANEL INTERNATIONAL

JUDGES

Chelsea Richardson Principal, Vice President Jeffrey DeMure + Associates Architects Planners, Inc.

Symone Strong (Garvett) Assistant Editor Zonda™ Media

Ike Balmaseda Partner, Director of Urban Design and Planning IDEArc Architecture and Planning

Louis S. Bretaña Creative Director Danielian Associates Architects + Planners

Chelsea Richardson is passionate about all things design, and her role as Principal and Vice President of Jeffrey DeMure + Associates Architects Planners (JD+A), is a direct reflection of her diverse skills and talents in that realm. Integral to the studio’s marketing and design initiatives, Chelsea is constantly and consistently striving to foster JD+A’s culture and unique client experience. With her unique background in leadership, business management, marketing, writing, graphic design, and communications, Chelsea has been involved with each of the studio’s projects since joining the studio in 2005. She seeks to capture and articulate the vision, character, and texture of the communities and residences the studio designs and endeavors to elevate and transform design solutions in collaboration with the studio’s talented design team.

Symone is an assistant editor for Zonda’s BUILDER and Multifamily Executive magazines. She also has stories in other company publications, including REMODELING and ARCHITECT. She earned her B.S. in Journalism and a minor in Business Communications from Towson University.

Louis Bretana is committed to meaningful, innovative design and ensures each client solves their toughest development challenges while simultaneously realizing project goals. Louis has an extremely diverse portfolio, with extensive experience in all aspects of commercial, retail, interiors, and residential products ranging from custom homes to high density multifamily housing throughout the world. Some of his international experience include numerous projects in China, Africa and the Middle East. Over the course of his 15+ year tenure with Danielian Associates, Louis has played an integral role in helping shape the design philosophy and the firm’s culture. He directs R&D design efforts and enhances communication and processes throughout each of the different design studios. Louis is a graduate of the University of Southern California School of Architecture and maintains active involvement with numerous building industry organizations including the American Institute of Architects, USC Architectural Guild.

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Mark Kiner AIA, APEC started his career in the late 70’s working on planning and landscape architecture projects throughout the U.S. and Europe. Upon graduation from California State Polytechnic University, he managed projects from entry level housing to complex multi-family development to large scale resorts in the United States and the Pacific Rim. Today, Mark is a registered architect in 10 states. Through his many years of experience, Mark understands the unique design elements and construction considerations for multi-family projects. Using this experience, regional sensitivity and multicultural sensitivity, Kiner is one of a team leading the multi-family design effort at Bassenian Lagoni.

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JUDGES SPECIAL AWARD

The restoration of the ‘Best House’ is a labor of love by true artisans. The integrity of the Norman Revival Style is honored in every improvement. The ornate details have been restored to their original grandeur, while the floor plan changes have allowed for easy 21st century living.

The Best House Fremont, CA Builder: Robson Homes Developer: Robson Homes

Architect: Sal Caruso, Salvatore Caruso Design Corporation Interior Designer: Marie Peterson, Chelsea Court Designs Photographer: Bernard Andre Photography / Eric Figge Photography

JUDGES SPECIAL AWARD

STARR HOUSE BEFORE

Rear Patio

Study

Guest Suite

Dining

Bath

Living Room

Entry Foyer

Mud

Kitchen

Breakfast

first floor

Study

Bath 1

Bedroom 4

Bedroom 1

Hall

Bedroom 3

Bath 2

Bedroom 2

second floor

Furnace

basement

STARR HOUSE AFTER

5,973 SQ. FT. OF IMPECCABLE DESIGN

Main House 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms Approx. 4,642 sq. ft . Detached 2-Car Garage wi th 2-Bedroom Guest House 2 bedrooms, 1 .5 bathrooms Approx. 1 ,331 sq. ft .

Powder

Pwdr 2

Family

Dining

Mud Room

Great Room

Pantry

Entry

Kitchen

Nook

The Starr House is deserving of a Judges’ Special Award because this restoration is in its own league! The impeccable restoration of this home to its original Great Gatsby era drama, while preserving the Tudor features, the ornate details, and the original murals was truly a labor of love. The interior revisions were sensitive to the historic style but allow the home to work well for today’s family.

Porch

DW T C

Ref

first floor

WIC

Bedroom 2

Bedroom 4

Bath 2

WIC

Bath 3

The Starr House Fremont, CA Builder: Robson Homes Developer: Robson Homes

WIC

W/D

Laundry Sink

Retreat

Master Suite

Bedroom 3

WIC

second floor

Architect: Sal Caruso, Salvatore Caruso Design Corporation Interior Designer: Marie Peterson, Chelsea Court Designs Photographer: Eric Figge Photography

Storage

FAU

basement

JUDGES SPECIAL AWARD

Taking on one of the largest housing industry challenges we face, this project offers a community that is welcoming, dignified and safe for homeless individuals on their first step toward returning to housing stability. It has 100 modular units and 124 beds. Driven by the urgency of the current homelessness crisis, the builder was able to have units ready for occupancy only 7 months after financing was secured. The low cost per bed of $99,000 was achieved with modular construction, offsite staging, making this not only a highly successful project, but one that can be replicated in other locations.

LifeMoves Mountain View Mountain View, CA Builder: XL Construction Developer: Sares Regis and Life Moves Architect: Charles Bloszies, OCB

Planner: Charles Bloszies, OCB Landscape Design: Charles Bloszies, OCB Civil Engineer: BKF Engineers Photographer: Keith Brown, Ken Rakestrawy

INNOVATION AWARD

Roof

Level 23

Level 22

Level 21

Level 20

Level 19

THIS AREA TO HAVE 100% OPENINGS ABOVE ADJACENT STRUCTURE

Level 18

Level 17

Level 16

Level 15

Level 14

Level 13

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Level 10

Level 9

UNITS ABOVE AUTOMATED PARKING SYSTEM

Level 8

Level 7

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Level 3

CAR ELEVATOR

Level 2

GROUND

BASEMENT

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 10-20

0 2' 4' 8'

ADJACENT BUILDING

100-0'

EXIT

PARCEL ROOM

FIRE COMMAND CENTER 201.17 sq ft

ELEVATOR LOBBY

LOBBY

1'-7"

STAIR 1

STAIR 2

TRASH ROOM

MAILBOXES

FIRE BACKFLOW

OPEN TO BELOW

AUTOMATED PARKING SYSTEM TYPICAL 8 STORIES

METAL PLATE ACCESS FOR GENERATOR

16'-5"

PARKING SYSTEM ENTRY

OPEN TO ABOVE

TRASH

TRANSFORMER

ADJACENT "THE CONTINENTAL" 8 STORY MIXED USED RESIDENTIAL AIR RIGHTS ABOVE 90 FEET

The Air Rights Tower and it’s sister development The Continental

Air rights creates an ultra-high density 73-unit housing project on a 50x100 foot 5,000 sq. ft. urban infill lot bound by three sides. Many would this this viability of this project was impossibility but the architect and developer’s proposal utilizes the air rights of its sister corner micro housing development. By capitalizing on the air rights the project is able to have full openings on the interior lot line elevation enabling windows on a 24-story building above the adjacent structure. Higher end residential housing requires availability of parking to be successful. The team designed a fully automatic parking garage that will allow for 73 parking spaces within the existing structure. The simple pallet of concrete, glazing, metal paneling and the form of the structure emphasis the verticality and pureness. With diversity of units from low-income affordable to a two-story penthouse at the top – this achieves a diversity of tenant. This is a prototypical model that can continue to be used throughout urban environments adjacent to historical properties or those that are too valuable to demolish but low enough to capitalize on their air rights.

Air Rights Tower & The Continental San Diego, CA Builder: Jonathan Segal FAIA Developer: Jonathan Segal FAIA Architect/Designer: Jonathan Segal FAIA & Matthew Segal AIA Interior Designer: Jonathan Segal FAIA Photographer: Matthew Segal

UNIT 301-603

Studio 322sqft

ELEVATOR LOBBY 152SQ FT

UNIT 301-603

1 Bedroom

467sqft

STAIR 1

STAIR 2

OPEN TO BELOW

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 3-6

0 2'

ADJACENT "THE CONTINENTAL"

HOME OF THE YEAR

For the coveted Home of the Year, the judges wanted to select a home that not only demonstrates great design but also stands out from the crowd. The panel ultimately selected Blackpine Communities’ Crocker Village – Alley Row Collection for multiple reasons, including the collection’s ability to be a new modern product that blends well with the established Sacramento neighborhood, the well-thought-out floor plan with flex options on a 40-foot-wide alley loaded lot, and the overall material selections within the home that made each judge want to live there.

GRAND AWARD Crocker Village – Alley Row Collection - Plan 6 Sacramento, CA Builder: BlackPine Communities Developer: Petrovich Development Company

Architect/Designer: BSB Design – Burke Bair Planner: 2K Consulting, Inc. Design: Roach + Campbell Civil Engineer: Total Site Design (TSD) Interior Designer: Ryan Young Interiors Photographer: Jacob Sharp Photo

MULTI-FAMILY COMMUNITY OF THE YEAR – UP TO 4 STORIES

AWARD OF MERIT

The Met at Boulevard One Denver, CO Builder: Metropolitan Homes Developer: Metropolitan Homes Architect/Designer: KTGY

Landscape Design: Consilium Design Civil Engineer: Harris Kocher Smith Photographer: Michelle Meunier Photography

Carlyle Carlsbad Village Carlsbad, CA

Builder: McKellar McGowan Developer: McKellar McGowan Architect/Designer: Robert Hidey Architects Landscape Design: C.M. Brown Civil Engineer: BHA, Inc. Interior Designer: Design Line Interiors Photographer: Christopher Mayer AmpliFi Fullerton, CA Builder: Rockwood Developer: Intracorp & Red Oak Investments Architect/Designer: TCA Architects Planner: TCA Architects Landscape Design: MJS Landscape Architecture Civil Engineer: Fuscoe Engineering

Interior Designer: Davis Ink Photographer: Vincent Ivicevic

Alexan Kendry in Montclair, California, takes cues from its history. In the early 1900s, the area was once blanketed with citrus orchards and farming. Builder Trammell Crow Residential and architect Architecture Design Collaborative decided to design the community as a modern interpretation of the farmhouse. Of all the four-story and under multifamily projects, the judging panel admired this one the most because of the façade and its use of color and the project’s site plan on an L-shaped site that considers the pedestrian experience.

Alexan Rivue Chula Vista, CA Builder: Trammell Crow Residential Architect/Designer: Architecture Design Collaborative Landscape Design: EPT Design Civil Engineer: Hunsaker & Associates San Diego, Inc.

Interior Designer: Ver Designs Photographer: Adrian Tiemens

GRAND AWARD Alexan Kendry Montclair, CA Builder: Trammell Crow Residential Architect/Designer: Architecture Design Collaborative

Landscape Design: EPT Design Civil Engineer: Fuscoe Engineering Interior Designer: Ver Designs Photographer: Adrian Tiemens

MULTI-FAMILY COMMUNITY OF THE YEAR – 4 STORIES AND ABOVE

AWARD OF MERIT

Crest North Vancouver, BC Canada

Builder: Adera Development Corporation Developer: Adera Development Corporation Architect/Designer: Integra Architecture Inc Planner: Michael Epp Landscape Design: R. Kim Perry and Associates Inc. Civil Engineer: Vector Engineering Services Ltd. Interior Designer: Portico Design Group Photographer: Raef Grohne Park & Paseo Santa Ana, CA Builder: Alliance Residential Developer: Alliance Residential Architect/Designer: AO LandPlanner: AO Landscape Architect: MJS Landscape Interior Designer: Bells & Whistles and H. Hendy Associates

Daniel Delle – Dan@mjs-la.com Felicia Hyde – fhyde@hhendy.com

Photographer: Adrian Tiemens Photographer: Vincent Ivicevic Photographer: Paul Vu Photographer: Slav Zatoka – Blue Lens Factory

Savoy at Kifer Road Sunnyvale, CA Builder: Greystar Developer: Greystar Architect/Designer: Studio T-SQ - Design Architect of Record BDE - Architect of Record Planner: Studio T-SQ Landscape Design: IMA Design Civil Engineer: BKF

Judges unanimously voted the 532-unit Seattle Jackson project as Multi-Family Community of the Year, for its cohesive, purpose- and mission-driven solution to downtown density’s connective, community-centered answer to urban sanctuary. As noted above, “this community integrates 107 units reserved for working households whose incomes fall between 65% to 90% of area median incomes, a “missing middle” offering. Signature connectivity, wayfinding, and nuanced gathering areas cultivate a community look and feel, while a palette of colors, fractal patterning, and material references tie structure to the soul of the place in the city. Judges were taken in with the design’s intentionality, its cadence of small zones to expansive sweep of inclusiveness and intimacy, throughout the circulatory exterior and in interior spaces.”

Interior Designer: Parisi Portfolio Photographer: Jonathan Mitchell

The Dean Mountain View, CA Builder: Deacon Developer: Prometheus Real Estate Group Architect/Designer: Studio T-SQ, Inc. Design Architect of Record | BDE - Architect of Record Planner: Studio T-SQ., Inc. Landscape Design: 2.Ink Studio Civil Engineer: Kier & Wright Interior Designer: Marie Fisher Interior Design Photographer: Jonathan Mitchell and David Wakely

GRAND AWARD Jackson Seattle, WA Builder: Exxel Pacific Developer: Vulcan Real Estate Architect/Designer: Runberg Architecture Group

Landscape Design: Hewitt Civil Engineer: Coughlin Porter Lundeen Interior Designer: Vida Design Photographer: Moris Moreno (exteriors), Shelsi Lindquist (interiors)

RESIDENTIAL DETACHED COLLECTION OF THE YEAR

AWARD OF MERIT

The Highlands at Pacific Highlands Ranch San Diego, CA Builder: Tri Pointe Homes Developer: Tri Pointe Homes Architect/Designer: Bassenian Lagoni Landscape Design: ASR - Andrew Reese Civil Engineer: Civil Sense Interior Designer: Sage Design Group Photographer: AG Photography - Anthony Gomez Mesa Ridge Las Vegas, NV Builder: Toll Brothers Developer: Howard Hughes Corporation Architect/Designer: KTGY Landscape Design: Greey-Pickett Civil Engineer: RCI Engineering Sky View: Unscripted Interiors The Peak: Ryan-Young Photographer: Christopher Mayer Photography Trilogy at Wickenburg Ranch - Freedom Collection Wickenburg, Arizona Builder: Shea Homes, Active Lifestyle Communities Architect/Designer: Shea Homes Architecture and Howard Englander

Landscape Design: Greey/Pickett Interior Designer: TRIO Design Photographer: Chris Mayer Photography Lark Hill Brentwood, CA Builder: Shea Homes Architect/Designer: Bassenian Lagoni Landscape Design: vanderToolen Interior Design: CDC Design

In Palm Springs, California, Flair at Miralon collection caters to locale with mid- century aesthetics both inside and out. The flat-roof façades of each of the five designs utilize stucco, concrete, and subtle color, and the judges enjoyed the variations of the floor plans and elevations that all complement each other very well. Located in a new agrihood with thousands of olive trees, the homes orient to the mountain vistas and each incorporate their own indoor-outdoor living spaces for true upscale ambience in the high $700s to high $800s price point.

GRAND AWARD Flair at Miralon Palm Springs, CA

Planner: Robert Hidey Architects and C2 Collaborative Landscape Design: Professional Design Associates Civil Engineer: MSA Consulting, Inc. for Flair Interior Designer: Chameleon Design Photographer: Anthony Gomez and Damian Tsutsumida and Chet Frohlich

Builder: Woodbridge Pacific Group Developer: Freehold Communities Architect/Designer: Hannouche Architects

MASTER PLANNED COMMUNITY OF THE YEAR

AWARD OF MERIT

Rise at Great Park Neighborhoods Irvine, California Developer: FivePoint Planner: FivePoint, BrightView and Hunsaker & Associates Landscape Design: BrightView and Clarke & Green

Civil Engineer: Hunsaker & Associates Photographer: Damian Tsutsumida

Nexton Summerville, SC Builder: Newland Developer: Newland Architect/Designer: Hart Howerton Planner: Street Sense Email: cgreene@streetsense.com Civil Engineer: Seamon Whiteside

Trilogy at Verde River Rio Verde, AZ

Builder: Shea Homes, Active Adult Communities Developer: Shea Homes, Active Adult Communities Building Architect: H&S International Landscaping Architect: Greey/Pickett Interior Designer: TRIO Design Bluestar Resort & Golf, Resort Management Team

Wickenburg Ranch, A Trilogy Resort Wickenburg, AZ

The 309-acre Miralon master plan in Palm Springs, California, was chosen for Master Plan Community of the Year because of its creative approach to land reuse. Started more than a decade ago but never realized, the developer chose to replace a previously designed golf course with 7,000 California olive trees, 7 miles of trails, and a mix of community gardens, lakes, and dog parks. The judges appreciated the whole package, including the community’s site plan, the modern agrihood amenities, and the residential product offerings. It was truly a fan favorite and also garnered other Gold Nugget grands in other categories as well.

Builder: Shea Homes, Dorn Homes, CS Edmunds Developer: Shea Homes, Active Adult Communities Building Architect: H&S International Landscaping Architect: Greey/Pickett Interior Designer: TRIO Design Management: Troon, Resort and Golf Management Team

GRAND AWARD Miralon Palm Springs, CA Developer: Freehold Communities Architect/Designer: Robert Hidey Architects Landscape Design: C2 Collaborative Civil Engineer: MSA Consulting Photographer: Chet Frolich

BEST SPECIAL USE PROJECT

AWARD OF MERIT

KLA New Amenities Building Milpitas, CA

Builder: Level 10 Construction Developer: KLA Corporation Architect/Designer: Gould Evans Landscape Design: April Philips Design Works Civil Engineer: Luk and Associates Interior Designer: IA Interior Architects Photographer: B ruce Damonte Photography Pecan Square Greeting House Northlake, TX Builder: Innovative Hardscape Developer: Hillwood Communities Architect/Designer: LRK Planner: TBG Partners Interior Designer: Creative License International Photographer: Diana Carroll – Hillwood Communities Woodbridge High School Performing Arts Center Irvine, CA Builder: C.W. Driver

Developer: Irvine Unified School District Architect/Designer: SVA Architects, Inc. Planner: SVA Architects, Inc. Landscape Design: RJM Design Group

Civil Engineer: BKF Engineers Interior Designer: Robert Puleo Photographer: RMA Photography

This project is perfectly located in Orland, Ca – the annual home of a million honeybee colonies which pollinate the local almond groves. This project not only pursues net-zero energy, net-zero water and LEED Platinum, but serves as a non-profit dedicated to educating the public on how new high performance building and development can alleviate the very problems that plague bees. The large indoor/outdoor shed provides not an event space but a public landmark with a very memorable and intelligent design. The pollinator garden is tilted to be visible to arriving school children, keeping the bees visible but out of reach. This project was a heart warmer for all the judges.

City of Livermore New Council Chambers and EOC Livermore, CA

Builder: D/L. Falk Construction, Inc. Architect/Designer: Perkins Eastman Planner: Perkins Eastman Landscape Design: NUVIS Civil Engineer: RJA Photographer: Garry Belinsky Photography

Honeybee Discovery Center Orland, CA Architect/Designer: H MC Architects Landscape Design: Spurlock Civil Engineer: Integral Group Interior Designer: HMC Architects

BEST RECREATIONAL USE FACILITY

AWARD OF MERIT

Tice Creek Fitness Center at Rossmoor Senior Community Walnut Creek, CA Builder: Tilton Pacific Construction Developer: Golden Rain Foundation (GRF) Architect/Designer: ELS Architecture and Urban Design Planner: ArcPath Project Delivery Landscape Design: KPFF Consulting Engineers Civil Engineer: Interface Engineering Interior Designer: ELS Architecture and Urban Design Photographer: Lawrence Anderson Photography / Dave Adams Photography Lakeside Country Club Houston , Texas Builder: Tellepsen Builders Developer: Lakeside Country Club Architect/Designer: Marsh and Associates Planner: Marsh and Associates Landscape Design: Kudela & Weinheimer, Inc. Civil Engineer: Kimley Horn Interior Designer: Marsh and Associates Photographer: Thomas McConnell LLC Islander’s Field Lathrop, CA Developer: River Islands Development, LLC Architect/Designer: Dahlin Group Architecture Planning Planner: Dahlin Group Architecture Planning Photographer: Douglas Sterling Saguaro Clubhouse and Recreation Center Buckeye, AZ Builder / Contractor: The Weitz Company Developer: Pulte Del Webb Architect: SHJ Studio Landscape Design: Summers Murphy & Partner s Civil Engineer: Wood Patel & Associates, Inc. Interior Designer: Kimberly Timmons Interiors (KTI) Lighting Designer: Creative Designs in Lighting (CDL) Photographer: Lyle Garry Photography

The main amenity of a 2,000-acre masterplan, this resident lounge and pool was designed to be a gathering space- an extension of the family home, for everyday and special events. Architectural and interior features were designed to reflect the brand story of an Old Texas town embracing its country roots and celebrating family and community. The architecture of the building, with its pitched roof and exposed T&G ceiling and wood beams, reflect the historic barn that once stood on the same plot of land. On the interior, a gallery wall integrates black-and-white historic photos with color- print current photography, honoring the history of the land while highlighting the growing community. An iconic two-story fireplace centers the main lounge space, providing warmth and light. Eclectic furniture pieces and heirloom light fixtures, and themed accessories dress the space and tell a story of grand Southern country estates. The property is outfitted for everything from casual daytime activity with game tables, television monitors, and several seating groups, to formal get- togethers in the rentable gathering space complete with a kitchen, catering-size refrigeration and food storage, flexible furniture, and a large-scale projector screen.

GRAND AWARD Pecan Square Jackson Hall Northlake, TX Builder: Innovative Hardscape Developer: Hillwood Communities

Architect/Designer: LRK Planner: TBG Partners Landscape Design: TBG Partners Interior Designer: Creative License International Photographer: Diana Carroll – Hillwood Communities

BEST COMMERCIAL PROJECT — UNDER 20,000 SQ FT

AWARD OF MERIT

This project caught our attention as an excellent example of the direction we see office space headed. Open spaces allow for people to spread out, smaller huddle spaces for collaboration, and creativity everywhere you look. It’s quirky, eclectic, creative, and inspiring.

671 Harrison San Francisco, CA Builder: A.M. Rocca, Inc. Developer: Seven Hill Properties Architect/Designer: T oby Levy, Casey Feeser and Michelle Loeb Photographer: Bernard André

GRAND AWARD Nogin Tustin, CA Builder: Turelk Developer: Lincoln Property Co. Architect/Designer: H. Hendy Associates

MEP Engineer: tk1sc Structural Engineer: Brandow & Johnston Interior Stylist: Laurel Evans Smith Photographer: Bilyana Dimitrova , RMA Architectural Photography & Robert Meyers Studio

Cinépolis Luxury Cinemas Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles, CA Builder: Moorefield Construction Inc. Developer: Caruso Architect/Designer: rdc Photographer: Benny Chan, Fotoworks

BEST COMMERCIAL PROJECT — 20,000 SQ. FT. & OVER

AWARD OF MERIT

2nd & PCH Retail Long Beach, CA Builder: W.E. O’Neil Construction Developer: CenterCal Properties, LLC. Architect/Designer: AO Architects LandPlanner: AO Architects Photographer: RMA Photography, Inc.

WE3 at Water’s Edge Playa Vista, CA Builder: Mccarthy Construction

Developer: Rockwood Capital, GIC Architect/Designer: SPF:architects MEP: Buro Happold Landscape Design: Bennitt Design Group Civil Engineer: KPFF Structural Engineer: Saiful Bouquet Photographer: Mike Kelley

Rodeo 39 Stanton, CA

Builder: Frontier Real Estate Investments Developer: Frontier Real Estate Investments Architect/Designer: Architecture Design Collaborative Landscape Design: SWA Landscaping MEP Engineering: RPM Engineers Structural Engineering: NIC Structural Engineering Consultants Photographer: John Bare

This vibrant commercial center exhibits the highest levels of innovation and creativity with its approach to adaptive re-use of existing vintage structures and the incorporation of repurposed shipping containers. This 33,000 SF neighborhood- oriented center is expertly aligned with today’s consumer preferences by creating an experiential-retail environment that will function as a community gathering hub. The project incorporates of an eclectic mix of indoor and outdoor uses, including a grocery, a walk-up store featuring over 70 craft brews, brewery, kitchen, event space and a series of flexible, outdoor spaces including a swimming pool. This project is a superior demonstration of what can happened when true ingenuity responds to market demand.

SteelCraft Bellflower Bellflower, CA Builder: Howard CDM Developer: Howard CDM Architect/Designer: Studio One Eleven Planner: Studio One Eleven Landscape Design: Studio One Eleven Civil Engineer: John Labib + Associates Photographer: Studio One Eleven

GRAND AWARD Modern Times At Leisuretown Anaheim, CA Builder: Nest & Rest, LLC Developer: Nest & Rest, LLC

Architect/Designer: Studio One Eleven Planner: S tudio One Eleven Landscape Design: Land Lab Civil Engineer: Civil Works Engineers, Inc. Photographer: Tom Bonner

BEST REHABILITATION PROJECT

AWARD OF MERIT

Mission Technology Park Santa Clara, CA Builder: Sobrato Construction Developer: The Sobrato Organization Architect/Designer: STUDIOS Architecture Landscape Design: The Guzzardo Partnership, Inc. Civil Engineer: Kier & Wright Civil Engineers Photographer: Kyle Jeffers Regency Palms Senior Living Oxnard, CA Developer: Global Premier Development, Inc. Architect/Designer: Architecture Design Collaborative

Landscape Design: Vella and Associates Civil Engineer: Salem Engineering Group Interior Designer: Studio Six 5 Photographer: LCP 360

San Diego Automotive Museum/California State Building Restoration San Diego CA Builder: Barnhart-Reese Construction Developer: Balboa Park Committee of 100 Architect/Designer: Robert Thiele Photographers: Robert Thiele, Roger Showley, Shane Liberty, Michael Warburton, Mike Kelly; RTK Stu-dios Ford Factory Los Angeles, CA Builder: Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction Company (Core and Shell)

ARRIVE Phoenix was a challenging project consisting of two separately owned historic mid-century modern office buildings. The design team was tasked to create an adaptive reuse of the buildings into a boutique lifestyle hotel property while maintaining the architectural character of the existing structures. The final plan included recreating the circulation of the two buildings on the back allowing the former circulation space to become private outdoor patios. Five new construction buildings were constructed around the campus with nods to mid-century heritage yet modern of today. The campus now houses 79 hotel rooms surrounding a pool courtyard, two restaurants, a rooftop bar, popsicle stand and coffee shop.

Howard Building Corporation (Tenant Improvement) Architect/Designer: Rockefeller Kempel Architects Interior Designer: Rockwell Group Photographer: Tara Wujcik Photography Chris Payne Photography

ARRIVE Hotel Phoenix Phoenix AZ Builder: Ameris Construction Developer: Venue Projects/ARRIVE Camelback LLC Design Architect: Chris Pardo Design Project Architect: John Douglas Architects

Landscape Design: Design Ethic LLC Civil Engineer: Cypress Civil Development Interior Designer: Chris Pardo Design: Elemental Architecture Photographer: Kristin Teig

BEST INTERIOR RENOVATIONS

AWARD OF MERIT

Liberty Station American Tavern & Smokehouse Madison, WI Builder: Tri-North Builders Developer: Rimrock Retail Investors I, LLC C/O North Central Group Architect/Designer: Gary Brink & Associates, INC Landscape Design: Vierbicher Civil Engineer: Vierbicher Interior Designer: Type-X Design Studio, LLC Photographer: Dustin Dresen

Waves at Cane Bay St Croix USVI

Builder: Neighborhood Establishment Developer: Neighborhood Establishment Architect/Designer: Chris Pardo Design Landscape Design: Chris Pardo Design Interior Designer: Chris Pardo Design Photographer: Meredith Zimmerman

Rodeo 39 Stanton, CA

Builder: Frontier Real Estate Investments Developer: Frontier Real Estate Investments Architect/Designer: Architecture Design Collaborative Landscape Design: SWA Landscaping Interior Designer: Architecture Design Collaborative MEP Engineering: RPM Engineers Contractor: Pinhero Structural Engineering: NIC Structural Engineering Consultants Photographer: John Bare

For the renovation of Hotel Kansas City, the judges admired the large and small intricate details of the historic preservation project, including the lobby’s ceiling, millwork, and windows. The designers did a great job restoring the building’s original features and blending the new elements with the existing. The lighting-as-art installation in the lobby, in particular, stands as a focal point, but also complements the other new and old details present throughout the room.

New Shoes Big Spring, TX Builder: Leslie Elrod (owner) Architect/Designer: Craig McMahon AIA Photographer: Craig McMahon AIA

GRAND AWARD Hotel Kansas City Kansas City, MO Contractor: McCown Gordon Construction Developer: MFH Properties, LLC.

Historic Consultant: Rosin Preservation, LLC Code Consultant: FSC, Inc Structural Engineer: RTE Technologies, Inc Kitchen Designer: Next Step Design Lighting Consultant: Ohm Lighting LLC

Architect/Designer: O’Bryan Partnership Architecture MEP Engineers (1 of 2): Hoss & Brown Engineers MEP Engineers (2 of 2): US Engineering

Interior Designer: KTGY Simeone Deary Design Group Photographer: RW2 Productions Michael Robinson

BEST EDUCATIONAL PROJECT

Judges comments: Not only is this a 21st century school of its kind, the mindset and thought to the layout of the school looks and feels more like a college than a high school campus. The organization of open spaces, view corridors, collaboration zones, classrooms, and labs mimic the college campus like setting. Smart design with the utilization of vegetated roofs to improve energy efficiency and comfort, and a PV farm over the parking lot offsets 231% of annual energy use.

GRAND AWARD Portola High School Irvine, CA Builder: CW Driver Architect/Designer: HMC Architects

Landscape Design: Craig Duncan Civil Engineer: Epic Engineers Photographer: Lawrence Anderson

BEST EDUCATIONAL PROJECT

AWARD OF MERIT

Nueva School Hillsborough, CA Builder: W. L. Butler Developer: Nueva School Architect/Designer: Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects Planner: Lake Street Ventures Landscape Design: CMG Landscape Architecture Civil Engineer: BKF Photographer: Beyond RE Marketing Hoover High School – Theater, Classroom and Administrative Complex San Diego, CA Builder: Balfour Beatty Developer: San Diego Unified School District Architect/Designer: AVRP Studios Planner: AVRP Studios Landscape Design: Schmidt Design Group Civil Engineer: Leppert Engineering Photographer: Emil Kara Photography, Jim Brady Photography, Randy Robbins Jonas Center Novato, CA Builder: Alten Construction, Inc. Developer: Marin Community College District / Marin Rotary Club Architect/Designer: LCA Architects, Inc. (A.O.R.) / Brick Architects Landscape Design: Creo Landscape Architecture Civil Engineer: CSW/Stuber-Stroeh Engineering Group, Inc.

Judges comments: This truly is a one-of-a-kind educational project in the country where students in a cooking classroom, a farm, and community can actively practice the “Farm to Fork” philosophy. Judges were keen on not only with the unique educational program, but; the fact Floyd Farms building is designed and built using Zero Net Energy systems. This was a smart-design for a well delivered addition to our educational programs.

Structural Engineer: ZFA Photographer: John Sutton

GRAND AWARD Floyd Farms Food Literacy Center Sacramento, CA Builder: Landmark Construction Architect/Designer: HMC Architects

Landscape Design: Quadriga Inc. Civil Engineer: LP Consulting Engineers Photographer: Amber Stott

BEST CUSTOM HOME UNDER 4,000 SQ. FT

AWARD OF MERIT

Luminosa Palo Alto, CA Builder: Clarum Homes Architect/Designer: Dahlin Group Architecture Planning Planner: DAHLIN Group Architecture Planning Landscape Design: vanderToolen Associates Civil Engineer: BKF Engineers Interior Designer: Pat Del Gavio Group Photographer: Kathryn MacDonald Photography

Roanoke Tudor San Marino, CA

Builder: Sunny Construction and Development Corp Developer: Sunny Construction and Development Corp Architect/Designer: Philip K. Chan AIA Planner: PDS Studio Inc. Landscape Design: JYC landscape architecture

Civil Engineer: EGL Associates Inc. Interior Designer: Fiona Lau Interiors Photographer: David Guettler

2141 Seville Newport Beach, CA Builder: MB Construction Architect/Designer: SDK Atelier Civil Engineer: Coast Engineering Designs, Inc.

This tiny house is a perfect fit for both its Dupont Circle historic neighborhood and its challenging site. The exterior is charming, and respectful of its surroundings. Each of its four compact levels serves a unique purpose. With only 1283 s.f. of interior space spread out on four levels, this home is tiny, but uses every inch well. The roof terrace is an inviting escape, and each floor is filled with light.

GRAND AWARD DC Tiny House on Triangular Lot Washington, DC Builder: OPaL Developer: OPaL Architect/Designer: GPS Designs

Planner: OPaL Landscape Design: Loch Collective Civil Engineer: CAS Engineering

Interior Designer: P Four Photographer: Bob Narod

BEST CUSTOM HOME 4,000 TO 6,000 SQ. FT.

AWARD OF MERIT

Desert Modern Oasis Residence Scottsdale, AZ Builder: Platinum Companies, Inc. Architect/Designer: PHX Architecture Landscape Design: CF Design

Interior Designer: Jan Turner Hering Interior Design Photographer: Phil Johnson – Provisuals Media

Leveque Residence Scottsdale, AZ Builder: Full Circle Custom Homes Architect/Designer: Tate Studio Architects Landscape Design: Desert Foothills Civil Engineer: GRAHAM SURVEYING & ENGINEERING INC.

Interior Designer: Tate Studio Architects Photographer: Thompson Photographic

Sill Residence Flagstaff, AZ Architect/Designer: Tate Studios Architects Civil Engineer: Graham Surveying & Engineering Inc.

Interior Designer: Tate Studios Architects Photographer: Thompson Photographic

Razor’s Edge Paradise Valley, AZ Builder: Bedbrock Developers

Architect/Designer: Drewett Works Interior Designer: Holly Wright Design Photographer: Jeff Zaruba

Five Peaks Lookout is inviting in so many ways! It works with its site to take advantage of a panorama of views in every direction. It is true to its clean modern style both inside and out. The steel, glass and concrete are used impeccably, and the wood accents help to warm this dramatic modern home.

Hacienda Del Carnero La Quinta, CA Builder: Sun Vista Development Email: Architect/Designer: Danielian Associates Architects + Planners Land Planner: GM Future Designs – Gustavo Magana Interior Designer: Kristen Smokowski Photographer: Darlene Halaby

GRAND AWARD Five Peaks Lookout

Civil Engineer: HHPR Structural Engineer: MD Structural Engineering Interior Designer: Scott | Edwards Architecture Photographer: Pete Eckert

Yamhill County, OR Builder: iBuildPDX Architect/Designer: Scott | Edwards Architecture Landscape Design: Shapiro Didway

BEST CUSTOM HOME 6,000 TO 8,000 SQ. FT

This beautiful home responds perfectly to its dramatic desert site. The exterior materials of stone, concrete, glass and patinaed metal nestle into its site, perfectly complementing, not competing with, its surroundings. The line between indoor and outdoor space is blurred, and every room has an inviting link to the desert.

GRAND AWARD Desert Contemporary Residence Scottsdale, AZ Builder: Platinum Companies, Inc. Architect/Designer: PHX Architecture

Landscape Design: Marvin Lunt Interior Designer: Holly Wright Design Photographer: John Woodcock

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Montecito Newport Beach, CA Builder: RDM General Contractors

Architect/Designer: Brandon Architects Landscape Design: David A. Pedersen Civil Engineer: Forkert Engineering & Surveying, Inc. Interior Designer: Brooke Wagner Design Photographer: Manolo Langis

BEST CUSTOM HOME OVER 8,000 SQ. FT.

AWARD OF MERIT

Zumirez Malibu, CA Builder: D & G Homes Architect/Designer: Design 21, LLC Civil Engineer: Structural Design Plus, Inc. Photographer: Matthew M. Momberger Moreno Residence Los Angeles, CA Builder: Gordon Gibson Construction Architect/Designer: Landry Design Group, Inc. Planner: Landry Design Group, Inc. Landscape Design: Landry Design Group, Inc. Interior Designer: Landry Design Group, Inc. Ebony and Ivory Paradise Valley, AZ Builder: Bedbrock Developers Architect/Designer: Drewett Works Interior Designer: Mara Interior Design Photographer: Werner Segarra

The Crusader Scottsdale, AZ

Builder: Glen Ernst, Peak Ventures Architect/Designer: Drewett Works LandPlanner/Landscape Designer: High Desert Designs Interior Designer: Ownby Design Photographer: Jeff Zaruba

Happy Valley House uses natural materials with perfection! The Western Red Cedar used for the siding, floors and ceilings is used with incredible craftsmanship, and the spaces are warm and inviting. The Asian inspired design is clean and contemporary. The preservation of the existing landscape on the site gives the entire project a timeless feel.

GRAND AWARD Happy Valley House Lafayette, CA Builder: W.B. Elmer and Co. Architect/Designer: Swatt Miers Architects Landscape Design: Huettl Landscape Architecture

Civil Engineer: Schell and Martin Inc. Interior Designer: Swatt Miers Architects Photographer: Russell Abraham, Abraham & Paulin Photography

BEST ONE-OF-A-KIND HOME

AWARD OF MERIT

1505 Loring Pacific Beach, San Diego, CA

Builder: Tourmaline Builders, Inc. Developer: Tourmaline Builders, Inc. Architect/Designer: Oasis Architecture Landscape Design: Tourmaline Builders, Inc. Interior Designer: Pure Design and Staging Photographer: Pixer Pros

The Bridge House is designed as an exciting, contemporary home on a very steep slope with incredible views. The challenge was to create an inviting and comfortable entry to a difficult lot, as well as a usable backyard and entertainment area while focusing the major rooms toward the views. The glass walls of the family room, master bedroom, and exercise room pocket into the adjacent walls and blend the interior with the exterior to allow for outdoor California living and entertaining. A small guest house sits among the orange grove and is accessed from the main house through the orchard.

936 - Mediterranean Oasis Palos Verdes Estates, CA Builder: Grandway Photographer: David Guettler

GRAND AWARD The Bridge House Rancho Santa Fe, CA

Architect/Designer: Richard Salpietra Architect, Inc. Landscape Design: Ahles Landscape Architecture Interior Designer: Atmospheres Interior Design Photographer: Brent Haywood Photography

Builder: Duncan Custom Homes Developer: Goen Partners, LLC

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