Ankrom Moisan Associates Architects in Portland, Oregon Lord, Aeck & Sargent in Douglas, Georgia Michael Graves & Associates in Detroit, Michigan Halcrow Yolles in Chicago, Illinois Roldán + Berengué, arqts. in Barcelona, Spain SmithGroup and Stantec Architecture (Chong Partners) in Antioch, California Baker Barrios Architects, Inc. in Orlando, Florida CO Architects in Escondido, California HOK Sport in London, England, United Kingdom Perkings Eastman, Basler Mosa Design Group, and The Liebman Melting Partnership in New York, New York Erick van Egeraat Associated Architects in Assen, Netherlands HOK in Chicago, Illinois...
AIA Chicago has announced the winners of its 2007 Design Excellence Awards. Chapter president Laura Fisher, FAIA, lauded the almost 300 submissions as reflective of the "versatility and creativity of Chicago's architecture and design community." Forty-six awards were given in the categories of distinguished building, sustainable design, interior architecture, and "divine detail," including 13 honor awards, the highest honor.
Living Steel has announced the three winners of its second International Architecture Competition for Sustainable Housing. The consortium of steel companies challenged participants to design innovative, resource-efficient housing solutions using steel.
The Stirling Prize for 2007 has been awarded to the Museum of Modern Literature in Marbach am Neckar, Germany, designed by David Chipperfield Architects. With a spare colonnade around its boxy, minimalist form, the Museum (Literaturmuseum der Moderne) is something of a neoclassical Parthenon, helping the larger cluster of buildings — which also includes the National Schiller Museum (1903) and the Archive for German Literature (1970s) — come together as a seeming Acropolis atop its ridge overlooking the River Neckar.