The AIA has named the winners of the 2010 Small Projects Awards. The awards, now in their sixth year, are designed to recognize practitioners who engage in small-scale design work, ranging from temporary installations to civic infrastructure. This year’s awards are presented in three categories: Small Project Objects (project budget up to $50,000), Small Project Structures (budget up to $500,000), and Architecture in the Public Interest. The 2010 award jury: Tom Howorth, Howorth & Associates; Kevin Harris, Kevin Harris and Associates; Camilo Parra, Parra Design Group; Thomas Fisher, dean, University of Minnesota College of Design; and David Miller, Miller Hull Partnership.
Small Project Objects
– Shadow Pavilion, Ann Arbor, Mich., by PLY Architecture
– Plug-in satellite office, ASU, Phoenix, by Mark Ryan Studio
– Prospect.1 Welcome Center, New Orleans, by Eskew+Dumez+Ripple
– Puptent, New York City, by Slade Architecture
Small Project Structures
– East Village Studio, New York, by Jordan Parnass Digital Architecture
– Salve Staff Canteen, Milwaukee, by Johnsen Schmaling Architects
– Kevin Mundy Memorial Bridge, Bozeman, Mont., by Intrinsik Architecture
– [Wide] Band – Nomadic Café, Los Angeles, by Griffin Enright Architects
Architecture in the Public Interest
– Art as Shelter, Raleigh, N.C., by Tonic Design
– SplitFrame, Portland, Conn., by North Studio at Wesleyan University