AIA Announces the 2013 Small Projects Award Recipients

Selections of the AIA’s 2013 small project awards have been announced, revealing a broad range of projects, varying in scale, program and function that bring attention to the value of architectural practice no matter the size or scope of the project. The ten projects were selected on the basis of four categories: small project construction up to $150,000; small project construction up to $1,500,000; up to 5,000 square foot project in which the architect played a significant role in construction and or fabrication; and an inbuilt workhorse up to 5,000 square feet. Among the recipients are MIN | DAY, Kariouk Associates, Johnsen Schmaling Architects, Mell Lawrence Architects, Cooper Joseph Studio, Robert M. Gurney, FAIA, WRNS Studio, and Edward Ogosta Architecture.
Join us after the break for more information on the ten recipients and the projects that earned the AIA’s recognition for the 2013 small project awards.
Stacked Cabin / Johnsen Schmaling Architects

Architects: Johnsen Schmaling Architects
Location: Muscoda, Wisconsin, USA
Area: 880 sq ft
Year: 2012
Photographs: John J. Macaulay
Layton Pavilion / Johnsen Schmaling Architects

Architects: Johnsen Schmaling Architects
Location: Greenfield, Wisconsin, United States
Project Year: 2011
Project Area: 200 sq ft
Photographs: John J. Macaulay
Nexus House / Johnsen Schmaling Architects

Architects: Johnsen Schmaling Architects
Location: Madison, Wisconsin, United States
Project Year: 2012
Project Area: 2,000 sq ft
Photographs: John J. Macaulay
Studio for a Composer / Johnsen Schmaling Architects

Architects: Johnsen Schmaling Architects
Location: Spring Prairie, Wisconsin, United States
Project Year: 2011
Project Area: 500 sq ft
Photographs: John J. Macaulay
OS House / Johnsen Schmaling Architects

Architect: Johnsen Schmaling Architects
Location: Racine, Wisconsin
Project Year: 2010
References: Johnsen Schmaling Architects
Photographs: Johnsen Schmaling Architects
The OS House by Johnsen Schmaling Architects is located in downtown Racine, Wisconsin and attempts to redefine the urban fabric of this historic rustbelt city. Sited on a narrow lot between a 3-story mansion and a mid-century ranch, the colorful 1,900sf residence is a welcome and dynamic intervention to the streetscape.
AIA 2011 Small Project Awards

The eight winners of the 2011 Small Project Awards were recently announced by the AIA. In its eighth year the program focuses on highlighting good design at any scale. The jurors for this year included: Deborah Pierce, Obie G. Bowman, Randy Brown, Lance Hosey, and Wendy Evans Joseph.
A complete list of winners following the break.
Hometta presents new designs

Hometta is an international collective of designers, architects, builders, writers and editors who have banded together to improve the way residential architecture is designed and delivered today. We have been featuring Hometta’s houses designs in the past, which you can check right here.
Now, Alterstudio Architects, nARCHITECTS, Johnsen Schmaling Architects, Dan Hisel Architect, and nottoscale have submitted new house designs, which are added to Hometta’s collection of modern houses for sale. See all the new designs after the break.
The Blatz / Johnsen Schmaling Architects
Architect: Johnsen Schmaling Architects
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Project team: Brian Johnsen, AIA; Sebastian Schmaling, AIA
Project Area: 836 sqm
Project year: 2007
Photographs: Kevin Miyazaki
Palomar Welcome Center / Johnsen Schmaling Architects
Architect: Johnsen Schmaling Architects
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Project team: Brian Johnsen, AIA; Sebastian Schmaling, AIA
Project Area: 372 sqm
Completion Date: May 2008
Photographs: John J. Macaulay








































