The AIA Grand Valley Michigan Jury for the 2008 AIACBC Design Awards has been selected
The Jury Bios are now available.
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AIACBC Design Awards 2008 Call for Entries
The official AIACBC Design Awards packet is now available.
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2007 Design Awards Recipients
The AIA Chesapeake Bay Chapter is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2007 Design Awards Program. Through this program, the AIA Chesapeake Bay Chapter recognizes excellence in architecture in the Chesapeake Bay region. The program promotes the value of good design and encourages members to pursue excellence through their work and through service to the public. The program is open to all AIA Chesapeake Bay Chapter members. New structures, additions, renovations, and unbuilt projects completed after January 1, 2002, were eligible for consideration this year. Three levels of award were given: Honor, Merit, and Citation, of which Honor is the highest distinction.
This year's jury was comprised of members from the AIA Hampton Chapter in Southeast Virginia. The jury included Steven Wright, Rob Reis, and Thomas Beverly and took place this past November in Norfolk, Virginia.
The awards winners were announced at the AIA Chesapeake Bay Chapter's annual Design Awards Gala on Saturday, December 1, in Annapolis, Maryland. The summary of award winners is as follows:
Honor Award
Outlook on the Severn, by Donald Lococo Architects, LLC
Merit Awards
Sherriff Residence, by Charles Anthony Architects
Dipiazza Residence, by Allbright + Hansen Architects
Citation Awards
South River Residence, by Wayne L. Good, FAIA
Hollywood Beach House, by Kevin M. Shertz, AIA
Krebs Residence, by Allbright + Hansen Architects
For 2007, Chesapeake Home magazine is a sponsor of the Chapter's Awards Program. Chesapeake Home is providing media coverage of the Awards Program and the winners as a single event and topic. Please look for the publication of the AIA Chesapeake Bay Chapter Design Awards in an upcoming issue of Chesapeake Home.
The Chesapeake Bay Chapter would like to thank all members who participated in this year's Design Awards Program as well as the AIA Hampton Chapter, our sponsors, and those who attended the annual Design Gala.
AIACBC introduces the Sustainable Design & Resource Online Directory
What is its purpose?
This online guide, serving residents in the Chesapeake Bay region, will provide homeowners, architects, builders and developers with a place to find information regarding green building, including: products & systems, vendors, contractors and installers in the region.
Who's involved?
AIA Chesapeake Bay is working with various groups including Maryland Department of Natural Resources, City of Annapolis, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Chesapeake Bay Environmental Center, and The Green Building Institute.
Who funded it?
AIA Chesapeake Bay Chapter (AIACBC) was awarded a $10,000.00 grant by The American Institute of Architects (AIA) in Washington, D.C. to launch the Chesapeake Bay Area Sustainable Design Guide and Resource Online Directory. The AIACBC 150 Committee has donated their time to plan and assemble the website directory.
When will the website be launched?
Expected launch is November 2007.
What is the website?
June Chapter Meeting
Annmarine Garden Tour, June 18, 2009, Solomons, MD
Date: Thursday, June 18, 2009
Meeting Agenda
- Building Tour 6-8:30 pm
- Networking Reception & Dinner 6-7:30
- Buffet Dinner 7:30-8:30 pm
Location
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Annmarie Garden Sculpture Park & Arts Ctr.
13480 Dowell Road
Solomons, MD 20629
