Honor Award (1):
SCHUCHART RESIDENCE
Suyama Peterson Deguchi
Design Team: George Suyama FAIA, Chris Haddad, Jeff King, John Phillips
Location: 1819 Parkside Drive East (Broadmoor), Seattle
Owner/Client: George & Laurie Schuchart
Consultants: Swenson Say Fag�t, structural; Alchemie, landscape; Nick Bosoff Engineering, civil; Geotech Consultants, Inc., geotechnical; Brian Hood Lighting Design, lighting; VonMertens Metalworks, metal fabricator; Michael McQuiston Interior Design & Decoration, furniture; Ohashi Landscape Services, landscaping
General Contractor: Schuchart Corporation
Photography: Suyama Peterson Deguchi
Jury comment: "We found everything to admire in this design, most specifically in the integration of the interior and exterior spaces, the placement of the house in the landscape, and the selection and detailing of materials. Each interior space relates directly to a dedicated private exterior space, while the house and gardens benefit from and add to the wider landscape beyond the site. We observe near perfection in precise detailing: a rigorous, economical, and coherent design statement – architecture at the highest international standard."

Awards of Merit (2):
THE BOEING COMPANY
NBBJ
Design Team: Merrill Aldrich, Kimberly Ayars, Jim Brown, David Burger, Dace Campbell, Brenda Clark, Daniel Cockrell, Anne Cunningham, Shahana Dattagupta, Scott Francis, Yumiko Fujimori, Lee Glenn, Gigi Gormley, Jon Graeff, Kelly Griffin, Knut Hansen, Tom Henry, YoungJoo Kahng, Stephen Kellogg, Mark Klos, Eric LeVine, Richard Lundstrom; Michelle Peckham, Yachun Peng, Bobby Pressley, Karen Randall, Brent Rogers, John Rubino, Don Schuman, Checha Sokolovic, Matthew Somerton, Megan Strawn, Trisna Tanus, Jade Truong, John Truong, Christine Vandover, Alec Vassiliadis, Lori Walker, Scott Wyatt FAIA
Location: Renton WA
Owner/Client: The Boeing Company
Consultants: Bill Fontana, acoustical; Magnusson Klemencic Associates, structural; Notkin Engineering, Inc., mechanical; Sparling, electrical; SSA Acoustics, acoustical; Stafford Design kitchen
General Contractor: Turner Construction
Photography: Michelle Litvin, Lara Swimmer
Jury comment: "We found special merit in the advancement of the industrial heritage of the Northwest demonstrated by this project. Here, one of Seattle's key manufacturers at the center of the global business community has advanced the shape of the American workplace. The design effectively brings together engineers and fabricators. Especially in the context of a machine-related industry, this new organization of space recognizes the importance of the commitment of the client and the value of teamwork."

SEMINAR II, THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE
Mahlum Architects
Design Team: Anne Schopf AIA, Mark Cork, Benjamin Doty, Brent Compton, Tricia Reisenauer, David Mount, Erol Taner, Susan Fore, Masako Flood
Location: 2700 Evergreen Parkway, Olympia WA Owner/Client: The Evergreen State College
Consultants: SvR Design Company, civil; Murase Associates, landscape; AHBL, structural; Sparling, electrical; Wood/Harbinger, mechanical; Greenbusch Group, acoustical and A/V; Candela, lighting; Paladino and Company, green building
General Contractor: DPR, Inc.
Photography: Lara Swimmer, Kaie Wellman
Jury comment: "The success here comes from the clear realization of the ideals of a learning community with a commitment to environmental studies. Comfortably embedded into the landscape, the structure links classroom, administrative, and faculty office functions through a system of walkways connecting learning pavilions. The rich combination of spaces reinforces the sharing of experiences of the environment, creating a true climate for learning."

Commendations (4):
NATHAN HALE HIGH SCHOOL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
Mahlum Architects
Design Team: Butch Reifert AIA, JoAnn Wilcox, Susan Fore, Stacy Whiting
Location: 10750 30th Avenue NE, Seattle
Owner/Client: Seattle Public Schools
Consultants: Coughlin Porter Lundeen, civil & structural; Hough Beck and Baird, Inc., landscape; Hargis Engineers, mechanical & electrical; Michael R. Yantis Associates, Inc., acoustical; Knudson and Ward, theater
General Contractor: Sellen Construction
Photography: Ben Benschneider, Jay Hindmarsh, JoAnn Wilcox
Jury comment: "Here we found an impressive educational facility achieved on a modest budget. It not only supports the processes of learning but welcomes the surrounding community. With an economy of means, the building makes a clear statement that relates effectively to the neighborhood. The design achieves an integration of active and interactive learning that creatively engages students, teachers, and community."

SNOHOMISH COUNTY JAIL EXPANSION
NBBJ
Design Team: Niranjan Benegal, Bruce Dahlstrom, Knut Hansen, Stan Jaworowski, Cameron Hall, Larry Goetz, Stephen Kellogg, Bill Lehtonen, Eric LeVine, Lisa Harrington, Liya Huang-Bradley, Amy Portz AIA, Mike Rehder, Sandy Muhlbeier, Trevor Schaaf, Ed Storer, Noel Whorton
Location: 3000 Rockefeller Avenue, Everett WA Owner/Client: Snohomish County
Consultants: Abacus Consultants, electrical; CBG Consulting Engineers, mechanical; Magnusson Klemencic Associates, structural; Greenbusch group, acoustical & A/V; Perteet Engineering, transportation/traffic analysis; Reid Middleton, Inc., civil; Shockey Brent, land use & environmental analysis; Site Workshop, landscape; Walter Parking Consultants, parking
General Contractor: M. A. Mortenson
Photography: Frank Ooms
Jury comment: "The unusual urban placement and innovative form of a corrective facility introduce a new way of conceiving the process of rehabilitation as a civic function. Having this building in the middle of the city helps us all to overcome our reservations about incarceration, transcending connotations of the jail as a place removed from society and hiding transgressors. The designers and the client have challenged conventions here, and we commend them for it."

NORDHEIM COURT, UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON
Mithun
Design Team: Vince Ferrese AIA; Ron van der Veen AIA; Andrew Hoyer, Roger Gula AIA; Catherine Turnaguil, Simon Williams, Laura Malkasian, Masumi Saito; Deb Guenther ASLA, Burton Yuen, Tammy Frick ASLA
Location: 5000 NE 25th Avenue, Seattle
Owner/Client: Twenty-fifth Avenue Properties
Consultants: Perbix Bykonen, structural; SvR Engineers, civil
General Contractor: Walsh Construction Company Photography: Doug Scott www.dougscott.com; Roger Williams
Jury comment: "A pleasant place for student living and learning here takes excellent advantage of the site. With modest budget and economy of means, the designers have planned underground parking so as to create public open space between housing units. The development embodies a sense of the campus community, making interior and exterior spaces for gathering and interactive learning."

SEATTLE CITY HALL
Bassetti Architects | Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
Design Team: Peter Bohlin FAIA; Jon Jackson AIA, Bill Loose AIA, Sergei Bischak AIA, Christian Evans AIA, Todd Lynch AIA, Jessica O'Brien, Christine Lindinger, Darren Lloyd, Michael O'Boyle
Bassetti Architects: Marilyn Brockman AIA, Brett Dearing, Greg Hepp AIA, John Jeffcott AIA, Kirt Neal, Joseph Patton, Michael Picard, Michael Thorpe
Location: 600 Fourth Avenue, Seattle
Owner/Client: The City of Seattle
Consultants: KPFF Consulting Engineers, structural; Wood/Harbinger, Inc., mechanical; Sparling, electrical; SvR Design, civil; Gustafson Guthrie Nichol Ltd., landscape; Swift & Company, associated landscape; Fisher Marantz Stone, lighting; The Greenbusch Group, acoustical; Davis Langdon Adamson, cost estimating; Beliz Brother, lead artist; James Carpenter Design Associates, commissioned artist
General Contractor: Hoffman Construction Company Photography: Nic Lehoux
Jury comment: "The form of Seattle City Hall demonstrates the city's success in grappling with issues of building the civic realm. It locates citizens at the center of the project. Through careful site planning, the building and its surrounding spaces capture commanding views of Seattle's and Puget Sound. The design configures internal and external spaces to encourage discussion and interaction. That the building qualified for LEED Gold rating underlines the City's commitment to and leadership in sustainable design."

CITATION (Design Challenge):
FOOTPRINTS
Callison Architecture
Design Team: Katie Freels, Jennifer Dalley, Peter Krech
Jury comment: "We found this entry comprehensive in its address of the physical and emotional experiences of homelessness, its way of bringing special meaning to places where homeless and non-homeless people gather, and its respect for the individuals memorialized. Its form addresses the nature of transience, illustrates the relationship of our bodies to the earth, and recognizes the places of homelessness in our city. We appreciated the comments of Seattle City Councilmember Peter Steinbrueck AIA, who described this proposal as 'doable,' with its attention to the practical details of materializing such a memorial in a city busy with many concerns and projects."