2020
AWARDS
THE PROGRAM
Download the beautiful AIA Design Awards Program featuring full page images of the award winners with in-depth descriptions of the projects and see all of the entries for the 2020 Design Awards.
HONOR AWARDS
photo credit: Tzu Chen Photography
Southeast Raleigh Magnet High School Great Hall Renovation
Raleigh, NC
photo credit: Keith Isaacs
716 Offices
Raleigh, NC
ARCHITECT The Raleigh Architecture Company
OWNER 716 S Saunders St LLC
CONTRACTOR The Raleigh Construction Company
photo credit: Mark Herboth Photography
photo credit: Mark Herboth Photography
Durham Main Library
Durham, NC
photo credit: Keith Isaacs
Yamato Philbeck Residence
Raleigh, NC
MERIT AWARDS
photo credit: Keith Isaacs
Jubala Coffee
Raleigh, NC
ARCHITECT in situ studio
OWNER Jubala Coffee
CONTRACTOR Southeastern Properties and Development Company
photo credit: Mark Herboth Photography
Wake Technical Community College General Administration Classroom Building
Research Triangle Park, NC
ARCHITECT Perkins&Will
OWNER Wake Tech Community College
CONTRACTORS Clancy & Theys Construction Company and Holt Brothers Construction, a Joint Venture
photo credit: Keith Isaacs
Kimball Residence
Raleigh, NC
photo credit: Devon Banks Photography
photo credit: Keith Isaacs
Ocotea Renovation
Raleigh, NC
photo credit: Mark Herboth Photography
Wake Technical Community College Building Parking Deck 2
Raleigh, NC
photo credit: Keith Isaacs
LaFera-Wilson Residence
Fuquay-Varina, NC
ARCHITECT The Raleigh Architecture Company
OWNER Susan LaFera and James Wilson
CONTRACTOR The Raleigh Construction Company
photo credit: Mark Herboth Photography
Pine Valley Branch Library
Wilmington, NC
photo credit: Mark Herboth Photography
Bioprocess Innovation Center
Research Triangle Park, NC
photo credit: Keith Isaacs
Vescom North American Headquarters
Henderson, NC
photo credit: EVOKE Studio Architecture
Rogallo Museum of
Low-Speed Flight
Nags Head, NC
ARCHITECT EVOKE Studio Architecture
OWNER The Rogallo Foundation
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
HONOR AWARDS
Daniel Garrett
Bachelor of Environmental Design in Architecture (BEDA)
North Carolina State University
School of Architecture, College of Design
Carmina Ferreras
Master of Architecture (M.Arch.)
North Carolina State University
School of Architecture, College of Design
MERIT AWARDS
Sondra Rogal
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.)
North Carolina State University
School of Architecture, College of Design
James McManus
Master of Architecture (M.Arch.)
North Carolina State University
School of Architecture, College of Design
Alex Buck
Master of Architecture (M.Arch.)
North Carolina State University
School of Architecture, College of Design
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GAIL LINDSEY AWARD
Maria R. Papiez, AIA, LEED GA
Maria R. Papiez came to the profession of architecture by way of biology and environmental science. She is passionate about integrating the natural and built worlds through design that allows people and nature to thrive. Maria is the Director of Sustainable Design for EwingCole, and she focuses on a life-cycle, systems-thinking approach to design process and built-fabric impact. She loves digging into materials optimization for ingredient disclosure and embodied carbon, and supports performance improvement across all types of projects.
ISOSCELES AWARD
Durham County Library
Durham County Library (DCoL) is a regional library system with seven locations that serve more than two million visitors a year. The locations vary from historic properties to new construction, but each requires a clear vision to meet the changing needs of Durham County. Balancing budget, library programs, maintenance, and land stewardship, DCoL strives to create a built environment where quality library services are available to everyone without fee, due, or donation.
DCoL has a long history of working with local design professionals. As a client, they have championed design, sustainability and art at each of their locations. The Library has been, and continues to be, committed to providing outstanding library services to the community and understanding the importance that designers have in creating significant public spaces where that can occur. Through their work with several local firms, including The Freelon Group (now Perkins & Will), Cherry Huffman (now Ratio), and Vines architecture, the library has encouraged designers to create spaces filled with light, openness, and vibrancy. They have asked designers to create indoor and outdoor spaces for programs as well as connecting each library to its community through scale, materials, and in some cases historical exhibits. Sustainability and Public Art have been included on every project with all receiving LEED Certification, and incorporating public art in significant places within and around the buildings