AWARDS


Competition Awards and Other Design Related Awards and Honors

Baton Rouge Cimitiere, Boston Society of Architects Unbuilt Architecture, Award, 1998.

Two Scupper Houses or The Shotgun and Dogtrot Revisited, in association with Brian D. Andrews.

Progressive Architecture Awards Citation, published in Architecture, April, 1999. Recognition of international cross section of design work.

First presented at the ACSA Northeast Regional meeting at Rodger Williams University in Bristol Rhode island where it was voted the best design paper at the conference, 1997.

ACSA Annual Meeting, 1997.

Boston Society of Architects Unbuilt Architecture, Award, 1997.

Wall Housing/Three Prototypes, in association with Brian D. Andrews.

Housing the Next 10 Million Competition, Honorable Mention, 1999. Sponsored by the California AIA, an international competition related to growth in California's Central Valley. Over half of the 250 competition registrants submitted entries (130 submittals). Submittals were received from five continents, 17 counties and 26 U. S. states. Nearly half of the submittals were received from outside the United States. The following awards were allocated: five Honor Awards, nine Honorable Mentions, and two Awards of Excellence.

Wall Housing/Mask and Perimeter Prototypes, in association with Brian D. Andrews.

Boston Society of Architects Unbuilt Architecture, Honorable Mention, Mall/Wall Housing, 1996.

Wall Housing/Highway Prototype, in association with Brian D. Andrews.

ACSA Annual Meeting, 1995.

Japan Architect/Shinkenchiku Residential Design Competition, (theme: Simplicity/Complexity), Third Place, , Jean Nouvel, judge, 1995.

Expressway Clock, in association with Ellen Dunham-Jones, Duke Rieter and Patricia Rieter.

Public Space in the New American City, Expressway Clock, Atlanta, Design Competition, Honorable Mention, , Atlanta, GA, 1994.

Free Bridge and Rivanna Waterfront Development, in association with Ellen Dunham-Jones. The Virginia Society of the AIA, 1993 Design Award.

Giant Outdoor Chess Set Design Competition, sponsored by the Boston Society of Architects/AIA & The GAMES Project, First Prize, Boston, MA, 1992.

Clothes Hanger, in association with Starling Keene, 1991.

"Two (2) Projects @ Two (2) Scales, (Clothes Hanger and Towards ANOTHER GLASS HOUSE (inverted) (in green)", Annual Meeting, in association with Starling Keene, Charleston, SC, 1993. SPECIAL MENTION.

1992 Inform Awards, Merit Award, Inform, quarterly design magazine published by the Virginia Institute of Architects, 1992.

Design Explorations: 2001, Metropolis/Parsons School of Design Furnishing Competition, furniture design chosen for prototyping, Winning Entry, in association with Starling Keene, 1991. Prototypes of winning entries fabricated by professional furniture fabricators.

Memorial to Women in Military Service for America, National Design Competition, Honorable Mention, Dunham-Jones and LeBlanc Architects, Washington D. C., 1989.

Cross Bayou Waterfront Development Design Competition, First Prize, 72 acre mixed-use development on edge of CBD single and multi-family housing, retail, commercial, office, and recreational park, Shreveport, LA, in association with Christopher Coe, Shreveport, LA, 1984.

The Young Architects Forum, at The Architectural League, Marriage Bed, Winning Entry, furniture design, presentation of juried work, in association with Sophia Gruzdys, New York, NY, 1983.

Other Competitions Completed

Public Space in the New American City, Atlanta, Design Competition, in association with Ellen Dunham-Jones, Duke Rieter and Patricia Rieter, Atlanta, GA, 1994.

Four entries:

-Expressway Clock, honorable mention
-Park/Park
-Wind Rule
-Mirror Island

Blacksburg Public Library Design Competition, in association with Sophia Gruzdys, Blacksburg, VA, 1993.

New York Toilet Competition. Three entries were submitted. They were all variations on the clivus mulstrum toilet that transforms human waste into fertilizer. 1993.

Matteson Public Library Design Competition, Dunham-Jones and LeBlanc Architects, Matteson, IL, 1990.

West Hollywood Civic Center Design Competition, a mixed-use urban proposal near the Pacific Design Center, West Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA, 1987.

New American Home Competition, single family housing unit, housing as a function of urban design, in association with Sophia Gruzdys, 1984.