SFAI and Sonoma Academy Win AIA San Francisco Design Award

The American Institute of Architects San Francisco Chapter has announced the 2018 AIA SF Design Award winners.  For nearly 50 years, the AIA SF Design Awards has annually recognized exceptional architecture and design work by Bay Area architects and their project partners.

2018 awardees include:

ARCHITECTURE

• 388 Fulton | David Barker Architects | Honor Award

• Glen Ellen Aerie | Aidlin Darling Design | Honor Award

• Sentinel Ridge | Field Architecture | Honor Award

• Big Ranch Road | William Duff Architects | Merit Award

• Five88 | David Barker Architects | Merit Award with Social Responsibility

• Kalihiwai Pavilion | Walker Warner Architects | Merit Award

• Mylla | Mork Ulnes Architects | Merit Award

• SBCAST | Macy Architecture | Merit Award

• UCSB, San Joaquin Apartments and Precinct Improvements | Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP | Merit Award

• Bloomfield Artist’s Studio & Garage | Levy Design Partners | Citation Award

• The Pacific | Handel Architects | Citation Award

• San Francisco Art Institute – Fort Mason Center Pier 2 | Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects | Citation Award

• Sonoma Academy’s Janet Durgin Guild & Commons | WRNS Studio | Citation Award

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

• Alcatraz Photography Studio | Marcy Wong Donn Logan Architects | Merit Award

• Basix Headquarters | Axelrod Design | Merit Award

• Hacienda at Scribe Winery | Aidlin Darling Design | Merit Award with Historic Preservation Commedation

• The Italian Swiss Colony Building Lobby | jones|haydu | Citation Award

SPECIAL COMMENDATION

• 270 Brannan Street | Meyer + Silberg Land Architects + Pfau Long Architecture | Rainwater Collection + Recycling

• Washington Square Convenience Station | Paulett Taggart Architects | Social Responsibility

Congratulations to all the AIA SF Design Award winners, and special recognition and thanks to our colleagues at Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects and WRNS Studio with whom we were proud to work on San Francisco Art Institute – Fort Mason Center Pier 2 and Sonoma Academy’s Janet Durgin Guild & Commons, respectively.

View their AIA SF Award video below: