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The annual People's Choice Awards, presented by the Southwestern
Oregon Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, took
place again this year during Eugene Celebration, September
19th - 21st, 2003. Hundreds of ballots were cast in
eight categories, resulting in eleven awards. Award winners
of the 2003 People's Choice Awards are listed below.
Awards were presented at September's chapter meeting.
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| Architecture Public
| Institutional | Commercial |
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| 1st
Place Winner |
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Eugene Public Library, Main Branch
100 West 10th Avenue, Eugene
City of Eugene
Robertson/Sherwood/Architects pc &
SBRA Architecture (associated architect) |
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| 2nd
Place Winner |
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10th/Mill Building
360 East Tenth Avenue
Owner: Guard Publishing
Developer: Tucci Investment Properties
TBG Architects & Planners / Inc |
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| Architecture Residential
& Housing |
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| 1st
Place Winner |
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The Asai Residence
Springfield, OR
Asai Family
Rainbow
Valley Design & Construction |
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| 2nd
Place Winner |
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The Edgewater House
Eugene, Oregon
Mr. & Mrs. Ross Murry
Arbor South Architecture, PC |
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| 3rd
Place Winner |
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Spalter Residence
32423 Beymer Road, Eugene, OR
Gary Spalter
Jan Fillinger, AIA |
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| 1st
Place Winner |
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Chi Omega Sorority Interior Restoration
1461 Alder Street, Eugene, Oregon
Chi Omega Sorority
Shugar Architecture PC |
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| 2nd
Place Winner |
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Emmaus Lutheran Church
Remodel and Addition
1250 West 18th Avenue, Eugene
Emmaus Lutheran Church
Jan Fillinger, AIA |
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| 1st
Place Winner |
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Eugene Public Library
Eugene, Oregon
City of Eugene
Cameron, McCarthy, Gilbert & Scheibe,
Landscape Architects LLP |
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| 2nd
Place Winner |
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Skinner Butte Park
100 Cheshire Ave., Eugene
The Citizens of Eugene
City of Eugene,
Parks and Open Space Division |
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| 3rd
Place Winner (Tie) |
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Garden of Three Gates
Eugene, Oregon
Anonymous
Stangeland & Associates Landscape Architecture |
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| 3rd
Place Winner (Tie) |
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The Sheltered Knoll
Ridgetop Drive, Eugene, OR
Anonymous
DLA, Inc. |
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The September 20-22 annual People's Choice Awards, presented
by the Southwestern Oregon Chapter of the American Institute
of Architects took place again this year during Eugene Celebration.
Visitors viewed a display at 35 W. 8th Avenue, presentations
included 29 building and landscape projects.
Hundreds of ballots were cast in eight categories, resulting
in eight
awards. Award winners of the 2002 People's Choice Awards are
listed below. Images for some winning projects were
not available at time of publication.
Awards were presented at September's chapter meeting.
The Southwestern Oregon Chapter of AIA, with a membership
of 185, includes architects in Eugene, Springfield, Coos Bay,
Corvallis, Roseburg, and Bend. Its purpose is to promote the
profession of architecture and to provide architectural services
for the community.
WINNER
Heritage Courtyard
Oakway Shopping Center, Eugene
TBG Architects & Planners/Inc.
Client: McKay Investments |
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WINNER
Lane County Mental Health
Centennial Blvd., Eugene
WBGS Architecture & Planning P.C.
Client: Lane County |
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WINNER
Common Grounds
University of Oregon
Robertson Sherwood Architects, P.C.
Client: University of Oregon |
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WINNER
Caroll Residence
Eugene
Carolyn Kranzler Architect, P.C.
Client: George and Fanny Carroll |
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| Architecture Multi-Family |
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WINNER
Camas Commons
Corvallis
Bergsund Delaney Architecture & Planning P.C.
Client: Corvallis Neighborhood Housing Services, Linn
Benton Housing Authority |
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| Landscape Architecture
Public | Commercial |
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WINNER
Heritage Courtyard, Oakway
Oakway Shopping Center, Eugene
Cameron, McCarthy, Gilbert, & Sheibe
Client: McKay Investments |
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| Landscape Architecture
Residential |
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WINNER
Fox Hayward Garden
Eugene
Kate McGee
Client: Anne Tom Hayward |
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| Landscape Architecture
Multi Family Residential |
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WINNER
Green Leaf Village
Eugene
Schirmer, Schlessinger, & Assoc.
Client: Metropolitan Affordable Housing Corp. |
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| 2001 |
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Residential
First: Cedar Hills Residence, Bergsund
DeLaney Architecture & Planning
Second (tie): Rain Water Residence,
by Eimar Boesjes and
Anita Van Asperdt, Landscape Architecture
& Urban Design
Shugar Hill House, Richard Shugar, AIA
Institutional/Public
First:
McKenzie Ranger Station Remodel, WBGS Architecture & Planning
Second:
Amazon Pool, Robertson/Sherwood/Architects
Commercial
First:
Co-Motion Cycles, Integrare Architecture, Inc.
Second:
Funk/Levis Office Remodel, Chuck Bailey Architect
Interior
First:
"T" Residence, WBGS Architecture & Planning
Landscape Design
First:
Ashland Creek Restoration, Cameron McCarthy Gilbert & Scheibe,
Landscape
Architects
Second:
Terracing Into Celebration, Stangeland & Associates, Landscape
Architecture
& Design
Multi-Family Design
First:
Westpark Orchards, Bergsund DeLaney Architecture & Planning
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| 2000 |
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Residential
First: A Haven Nestled in the
Garden, Carolyn Kranzler, AIA
Second: Beach House, Chuck Bailey,
AIA
Public/Institutional
First: Willamalane Park Swim
Center, Robertson/Sherwood/Architects
Second: Public Safety Facility,
WBGS Architecture & Planning pc
Commercial
First: Heron Building, WBGS
Architecture & Planning pc
Second: Meridian Building, James
Givens Design
Interiors
First: Carter-Chamberlain Kitchen
Remodel, Chuck Bailey, AIA
Multi-Family
First: South Hilyard Terrace,
Satre Associates pc
Landscape
First: Vizcaya West Gate, James
Givens Design
Second: Green Garden, Kate McGee
Landscape Architect
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| 1999 |
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Residential
First: A Place in the Forest,
Neil L. Warne, AIA
Second: Scott Residence, Common
Practice Building Design
Commercial
First: Waterfront Bar and Grill,
Chuck Bailey, AIA
Second: Oveissi & Co., Rowell
Architecture
Public/Institutional
First: Woodleaf Village, Bergsund
Associates Architecture
Second: Astoria Aquatic Center,
Robertson/Sherwood/Architects
Landscape
First: Antique Roses, Stangeland
& Associates Inc.
Second: Natural Manor, Stangeland
& Associates Inc.
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| 1998 |
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Residential
First (tie): Hillside House, James W. Givens
Wiltz/Kelly
Residence, Chuck Bailey
Second: A Craftsman House, James
W. Givens
Commercial
First: High Street Terrace,
Arbor South Architecture pc
Second: Burley Design Cooperative,
TBG Architects & Planners
Institutional/Public
First: Eugene Downtown Transit Station, WBGS Architecture
& Planning
Second: LTD Thurston Station,
TBG Architects & Planners
Landscape
First: An Artful Sanctuary,
Kate McGee, Landscape Architect
Second: Erb Memorial Union Amphitheater,
Cameron McCarthy Gilbert
Landscape
Architects
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| 1997 |
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Non-Residential Architecture
First: Knight Library, TBG Architects
& Planners
Second: Central Print &
Reprographics, Arbor South Architecture
Residential Architecture
First: Beach House, Grant Seder,
AIA
Second: Rowland Residence, Carolyn
Kranzler, AIA
Landscape Architecture
First: O’Donnell Residence,
Stangeland & Associates
Second: The Van Rooy Garden,
Kate McGee Landscape Architect
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| 1996 |
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Non-Residential Architecture
First: The New Yorker Restaurant,
Chuck Bailey
Second: First Christian Church
Restoration, Arbor South Architecture, pc
Residential Architecture
First: The Porch, Chuck Bailey
Second: Willakenzie Townhouses,
Thallon & Edrington Architects
Landscape Architecture
First: A Piece of Oregon, Stangeland
& Associates, Inc.
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| 1995 |
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Non-Residential Architecture
First: Fields Restaurant, Cottel
Omart, Architects
Second: Bray Grocery Remodel,
Carolyn Kranzler
Residential Architecture
First: Valley River Home Tour,
Arbor South Architecture pc
Second: Yachats Retreat, Glen
Howard Small & Milica Dedjer
Third: Sky Mountain Residence,
Arbor South Architecture pc
Landscape Architecture (Residential)
First: The Artist’s Garden,
Stangeland & Associates, Inc.
Second: Blackstone Residence,
Dougherty Landscape Architects
Third: Private Garden, Cameron
McCarthy Gilbert
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| 1994 |
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First: 16 th Ave. Courtyard
House, Arbor South Architecture pc
Second: Cottage for King Estate
Winery, Thallon & Edrington Architects
Third: North Clackamas Indoor
Aquatic Park, Robertson/Sherwood/Architects
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| 1993 |
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First: Pavilion at Cuthbert
Amphitheatre, Gerald McDonnell & Associates Architects pc
Second: Jim Daly Painting Studio,
Thallon & Edrington Architects
Third: Powder River Bungalow,
Arbor South Architecture pc
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| 1992 |
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First: University of Oregon
Science Complex, The Radcliff Architects, Brockmeyer McDonnell Architects
Second: Hillside House, Chuck
Bailey
Third: Forest Lawn Mallet Club
Clubhouse, Michael Hanner Architectural Associates
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First: Eugene Airport, TRA Architecture
Second: Reed Psychology Associates,
Carolyn Kranzler
Third: Station Square, Brockmeyer
McDonnell Architects
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| 1990 |
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First: Lively Park Swim Center,
Robertson/Sherwood/Architects
Second: EWEB Headquarters, WE
Group, pc Architects
Third: LTD Bus Operations &
Maintenance Facility, WBGS |
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