HONOR AWARDS
Grand Teton Discovery and Visitor Center This Wyoming project was described by jurors as a significant asset to the future of our national park service. “The national park is the star, but somehow this building really holds its own – it is a timeless fit for that site.”
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Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center This well-crafted, LEED Gold certified public project was a stand out because of its deep connection to its environment, distinguished by the ecological systems operating across building and landscape. Jurors described the project as a “vivid learning laboratory.”
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Vancouver Convention Centre West, Expansion Describing the design as “the way a convention center should be done,” the jurors were impressed with how the project relates to
the city and the water, as well as the inclusion of sustainable elements such as the green roof which “feels more like a rooftop park.”
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Wing Luke Asian Museum Jurors were unanimously impressed, noting that “this remarkable renovation defines architecture in a very holistic and sustainable way – remembering its past while projecting its possibilities into the future.”
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