2014 AIA Institute Honor Award for Interior Design
architecture/52d6d050e8e44e1513000169-2014-aia-institute-honor-awards-for-interior-architecture-image” data-src=”https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/52d6/d050/e8e4/4e15/1300/0169/medium_jpg/Pierre_OlsonKundigArchitects_6.jpg?1389809701″/>The American Institute of Architects (AIA) has selected nine projects for the Institute’s 2014 Honor Award for Interior Design. Recognized as some of the “most outstanding building interiors created by licensed architects in the United States,” these projects will be honored at the 2014 AIA National Design Convention and Expo in Chicago.
Agricultural Bar / Design by Aidlin Darling
The restaurant is designed to complement the menu sourced from sustainable local farms and gardens through texture and durable, repurposed materials.
K&L Gates at One New Change / Lehman Smith McLeish
In order to promote synergy between employees, the space offers opportunities for interdisciplinary business development and increased productivity.
Knoll Flagship Showroom, Offices and Shop / Architecture Research Office
Close collaboration led to the design of an interior where furniture and architecture are integrally linked to enhance and complement each other.
Los Angeles Holocaust Museum / Belzberg Architects
As visitors leave the park and begin their descent to the lobby, dramatic mood swings occur to prepare for the intensity of the journey.
Marc Showroom by Marc Jacobs /PC by Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects; HLW International
The creation of subtle visual screens provides privacy for guests while the opaque design elements allow maximum daylight into the interior.
Odegaard Undergraduate Library / The Miller Hull Partnership
The removal and replacement of the main atrium staircase has resulted in much more usable study and gathering space and the new large skylight adds lightness to the three-story atrium.
Architects Pierre / Olson Kundig
Portions of the rock outcrop were excavated and reused as crushed aggregate in the flooring and carport, eliminating the significant cost of transporting waste off site.
SoHoLoft / Gabellini Sheppard Associates LLP
Light is the organizing design principle that reflects a balance between American and Scandinavian sensibilities, functional preferences and domestic living patterns.
Venture Capital Office Headquarters / Paul Murdoch Architects; Kappe Architects Planners
Gardens, transparency and wood finishes create a warm and inviting work environment allowing occupants to view the garden and enjoy natural light throughout the interior.
To learn more, see the 2014 AIA Institute of Architecture Honors Awards.
Project descriptions via AIA.
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