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2010 AIA DALLAS DESIGN AWARDS

Rusk Residences: Program_ability​

Project Site:  http://www.nimmo.am/rusk​

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2010 AIA Dallas Design Awards

Meet this year's Design Awards jury:

UNBUILT JURY:
Victor Trahan "Trey" FAIA - Jury Chair
Sarah Whiting
Christopher Hawthorne

BUILT JURY
Peter Pran FAIA - Jury Chair
Dirk Lohan FAIA
Paul Quinn Davis

Events:

Design Awards Winners Exhibition at the DCFA
October 11th - November 24th

Design Awards Winners and Client Appreciation Reception - Save the Date!
October 28th
6pm to 8pm
Dallas Center for Architecture

Design Award winners and their clients will be invited personally by the Design Awards Committee.

That evening we will also announce the following Community Honors:
Lifetime Achievement Award
25 Year Award for Commercial and Residential
Firm Award

2010 DESIGN AWARDS WINNERS:

Unbuilt:
Honor: Laguarda.Low Architects, LLC, National Bank Expansion

Merit: Laguarda.Low Architects, LLC, Pangyo Dome

Citation: HKS, Inc., cliff_hanger hotel

Built - Large:
Merit: HKS, Inc., University of Texas Center for Brain Health

Merit: HKS, Inc., Lear Headquarters

Citation: Perkins+Will, Lancaster Public Safety Facility

Citation: Perkins+Will, Round Rock Independent School District - Cedar Ridge High

Built - Small:
Honor: Morrison Seifert Murphy, Northaven Residence

Merit: Buchanan Architecture, House on the Park

Citation: Nimmo American Studio for Progressive Architecture, Program_Ability: Rusk Residences

Citation: Cunningham Architects, Wimberley Residence

Interior Architecture Award:
Oglesby Greene, Inc., A House on White Rock Creek

Restoration Award:
Quimby McCoy Preservation Architecture, Esplanade Fountain Restoration

Hein & Associates, LLP Excellence in Sustainable Design:
buildingcommunityWORKSHOP, Ella's House

Blackson Brick Excellence in Community Design
buildingcommunityWORKSHOP, Ella's House

Best of Show:
Laguarda.Low Architects, LLC, National Bank Expansion

Thanks to our sponsors!
Blackson Brick (exclusive sponsor of our Excellence in Community Design Award)
Hein & Associates LLP (exclusive sponsor of our Excellence in Sustainable Design Award)

Event sponsors:
Architectural Lighting Associates, Inc.
Armstrong Ceiling and Wall Systems
CCRD Partners
Datum Engineering
Granite Properties
HDR, Inc.
HKS, Inc.
Hosseley Lighting Associates
L.A. Fuess Partners
McCarthy Building Companies, Inc.
Perkins + Will
RL Goodson Engineers
Thornton Tomasetti

Interested in sponsoring an award category or any of the Design Award events?  Click here.

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Workhaus | 2010.09.05

Nice Workspace if You Can Get It!

By Alison Miller | Photography by Chris Whitten | Modern Luxury Dallas | September 6, 2010

CALL CREATIVE! The roster of Workhaus tenants includes a film editor, writer, interior designer and architect.

Contractors and freelancers, rejoice! A sleek new co-working space has arrived in Dallas. Launched by Ben Jenkins of the branding firm Onefastbuffalo, Workhaus Co-Working Lodge (3723 Greenville Ave., workhauslodge.com) is the hip, light-filled alternative to coffee shop-hopping. Jenkins, known for his love of atypical workplaces, (think mobile office in a tricked-out Airstream) has traded traditional cubicle culture for a minimalist, members-only setting designed by architect Joshua Nimmo. Outfitted with Eames-style office chairs, glossy white tables, exposed brick walls and floating shelves full of art books, it’s stylishly unstuffy. Members come and go via keypad lock with 24/7 access. Sure, there’s a conference room and a coffee pot, but it’s the camaraderie that these creative co-workers are after. Added bonus—the digs are steps away from Gloria’s. Because happy hour never goes out of style.

Tags: Style, Ben Jenkins, Eames-style chairs, Gloria's, Joshua Nimmo, Onefastbuffalo, Workhaus Co-Working Lodge
 
By Alison Miller | Photography by Chris Whitten | Modern Luxury Dallas | September 6, 2010

CALL CREATIVE! The roster of Workhaus tenants includes a film editor, writer, interior designer and architect.

Contractors and freelancers, rejoice! A sleek new co-working space has arrived in Dallas. Launched by Ben Jenkins of the branding firm Onefastbuffalo, Workhaus Co-Working Lodge (3723 Greenville Ave., workhauslodge.com) is the hip, light-filled alternative to coffee shop-hopping. Jenkins, known for his love of atypical workplaces, (think mobile office in a tricked-out Airstream) has traded traditional cubicle culture for a minimalist, members-only setting designed by architect Joshua Nimmo. Outfitted with Eames-style office chairs, glossy white tables, exposed brick walls and floating shelves full of art books, it’s stylishly unstuffy. Members come and go via keypad lock with 24/7 access. Sure, there’s a conference room and a coffee pot, but it’s the camaraderie that these creative co-workers are after. Added bonus—the digs are steps away from Gloria’s. Because happy hour never goes out of style.

Tags: Style, Ben Jenkins, Eames-style chairs, Gloria's, Joshua Nimmo, Onefastbuffalo, Workhaus Co-Working Lodge
 
By Alison Miller | Photography by Chris Whitten | Modern Luxury Dallas | September 6, 2010

CALL CREATIVE! The roster of Workhaus tenants includes a film editor, writer, interior designer and architect.

Contractors and freelancers, rejoice! A sleek new co-working space has arrived in Dallas. Launched by Ben Jenkins of the branding firm Onefastbuffalo, Workhaus Co-Working Lodge (3723 Greenville Ave., workhauslodge.com) is the hip, light-filled alternative to coffee shop-hopping. Jenkins, known for his love of atypical workplaces, (think mobile office in a tricked-out Airstream) has traded traditional cubicle culture for a minimalist, members-only setting designed by architect Joshua Nimmo. Outfitted with Eames-style office chairs, glossy white tables, exposed brick walls and floating shelves full of art books, it’s stylishly unstuffy. Members come and go via keypad lock with 24/7 access. Sure, there’s a conference room and a coffee pot, but it’s the camaraderie that these creative co-workers are after. Added bonus—the digs are steps away from Gloria’s. Because happy hour never goes out of style.

Tags: Style, Ben Jenkins, Eames-style chairs, Gloria's, Joshua Nimmo, Onefastbuffalo, Workhaus Co-Working Lodge
 
By Alison Miller | Photography by Chris Whitten | Modern Luxury Dallas | September 6, 2010

CALL CREATIVE! The roster of Workhaus tenants includes a film editor, writer, interior designer and architect.

Contractors and freelancers, rejoice! A sleek new co-working space has arrived in Dallas. Launched by Ben Jenkins of the branding firm Onefastbuffalo, Workhaus Co-Working Lodge (3723 Greenville Ave., workhauslodge.com) is the hip, light-filled alternative to coffee shop-hopping. Jenkins, known for his love of atypical workplaces, (think mobile office in a tricked-out Airstream) has traded traditional cubicle culture for a minimalist, members-only setting designed by architect Joshua Nimmo. Outfitted with Eames-style office chairs, glossy white tables, exposed brick walls and floating shelves full of art books, it’s stylishly unstuffy. Members come and go via keypad lock with 24/7 access. Sure, there’s a conference room and a coffee pot, but it’s the camaraderie that these creative co-workers are after. Added bonus—the digs are steps away from Gloria’s. Because happy hour never goes out of style.

Tags: Style, Ben Jenkins, Eames-style chairs, Gloria's, Joshua Nimmo, Onefastbuffalo, Workhaus Co-Working Lodge