Honor Excellence in Traditional Design
The fifth annual Palladio Awards competition has
recognized ten architectural firms for outstanding work in traditional
design for commercial, institutional and residential projects.
The Palladio Awards program is co-produced by Traditional
Building and Period Homes magazines and was named after Andrea
Palladio, the Renaissance architect who created modern architecture
for his time while drawing on past models for inspiration.
The winners for commercial and institutional work
are:
Restoration & Renovation: Einhorn Yaffee
Prescott Architecture & Engineering P.C., Albany, NY.
Sympathetic Additions:
ARCHITEXAS, Dallas, TX.
New Design & Construction - less than
30,000 sq.ft.: Chael, Cooper & Associates, PA, Coral Gables,
FL.
Public Spaces: Parks, Plazas, Gardens, Streetscapes:
National Monuments Foundation, Atlanta, GA.
The winners for residential work are:
Restoration & Renovation: Isthmus Architecture,
Inc., Madison, WI.
Sympathetic Additions: Peter Zimmerman
Architects, Berwyn, PA.
New Design & Construction - less than 5,000
sq.ft.: Historical Concepts, Peachtree City, GA.
New Design & Construction - more than 5,000
sq.ft.: David Jones Architects, Washington, DC.
Residential Multi-Unit: Hartman-Cox Architects,
Washington, DC.
Special Award: Urban Design Associates,
Pittsburgh, PA.
"In its fifth year, the Palladio Awards program
has again shown the impressive depth of talent of those working
in traditional architectural languages," says Traditional
Building and Period Homes Editor in Chief Michael Carey. "We
are proud to honor designers who are concerned with context and
continuity, rather than vacuous novelty for its own sake. We are
particularly pleased to present a Special Award to Urban Design
Associates for the marvelous Norfolk,VA, pattern book. The importance
of the role of pattern books in the revitalization of urbanism
in the United States cannot be overstated."
The jury for this year's program was:
David Mayernik, David Mayernik Ltd. and the University of Notre
Dame School of Architecture
Peter Pennoyer, Peter Pennoyer Architects
Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company and
the University of Miami School of Architecture
Richard Sammons, Fairfax & Sammons Architects
George Skarmeas, Hillier Architecture
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