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October 9, 2019

12 winners in AIA civic design awards

Twelve projects recently won 2019 Civic Design Awards from the American Institute of Architects Washington Council. The awards recognize design excellence in publicly funded projects in Washington.

Winning projects reflect the highest standards in sustainability, innovation, building performance and overall integration with the client and surrounding communities, the council said in a press release.

The projects must be designed by firms with offices in Washington. They were recognized in the honor, merit, citation and honorable mention categories. The built and unbuilt projects were judged on design quality, functional utility, economy, environmental harmony, sustainability, accessibility, aesthetic delight, creativity, craftsmanship and innovation.

There were 41 submittals.

The awards ceremony was at Hotel Murano in Tacoma. They jury was Mark Cavagnero, founding principal of Cavagnero Associates in San Francisco; Renee Chow, professor of architecture and urban design at the University of California, Berkeley and founding principal of Studio Urbis; and Ryan Jang, associate principal at Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects in San Francisco.

Go to http://www.aiawa.org to learn more about the projects.



Honor award

Photo by Aaron Leitz


Wagner Education Center at the Center for Wooden Boats, Seattle

Owner: Center for Wooden Boats

Architect: Olson Kundig



Merit award

Photo by Rick Keating


Eastside Community Center, Tacoma

Owner: Metro Parks Tacoma

Architect: ARC Architects



Merit award

Photo by Kevin Scott


University of Washington Life Sciences Building, Seattle

Owner: University of Washington

Architect: Perkins and Will



Citation award

Photo by Kevin Scott


Eastern Washington University Pence Union Building, Cheney

Owner: Eastern Washington University

Architect: Perkins and Will



Citation award

Photo by Benjamin Benschneider


Tukwila Library, Tukwila

Owner: King County Library System

Architect: Perkins and Will



Citation award

Photo by Benjamin Benschneider


Washington State University Everett building, Everett

Owner: Washington State University

Architect: SRG Partnership



Citation award

Photo by Lara Swimmer Photography


Olympic High School, Bremerton

Owner: Central Kitsap School District

Architect: Sundberg Kennedy Ly-Au Young Architects



Citation award

Photo by Lara Swimmer Photography


Seattle Public Utilities-Watershed Headquarters, North Bend

Owner: Seattle Public Utilities

Architect: Schacht Aslani Architects



Citation award

Photo by Richard McNamee


Stillaguamish Administration Building, Spokane

Owner: Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians

Architect: Womer & Associates



Honorable mention

Photo by Adam Hunter/LMN Architects


University District Gateway Bridge, Spokane

Owner: City of Spokane

Architect: LMN Architects



Honorable mention

Photo by William Wright


Capitol Hill Station, Seattle

Owner: Sound Transit

Architect: Hewitt



Honorable mention

Photo by Benjamin Benschneider


Octave 9 Raisbeck Music Center, Seattle

Owner: Seattle Symphony

Architect: LMN Architects




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