Renovation, Tenant Improvement,

or Interior Architecture

Award of Honor -

Lolo Lofts

Jury Comments: Despite many challenges with the existing shell, the project is efficient in creating the mixed used space / living units while keeping much of the authentic character of the original building. The use of CLT for the loft floor exemplifies the creative thinking to address these challenges. The raw or refined metal detailing throughout the project is a thoughtful reminder of the building’s original use as an automotive shop.

Drawing from the buildings history, the design team did a remarkable job of selectively deciding what to leave and what to renew. This thoughtful combination of old and new - with each enhancing the other - is what makes this project stand out to me. The character defining features of the historic building are maintained and remain legible, while repurposing and breathing new life into the building for its next iteration (and hopefully next 100+ years)!

Great application of a rehabilitation building, providing a mixed-use program with residential options that also integrate into the community via the community/commercial spaces

Architect: Trek Architecture

Client: Adams Project; Contractor: Timber Commercial General Contractor

Collaborators: DCI Engineers

Photography: Patrick Martinez


Award of Merit -

Joya Child and Family Development

Architect: NAC Architecture

Client: Joya Child and Family; Contractor: Bouten Construction

Collaborators: DCI Engineers, SPVV Landscape Architects, MW Engineers, NAC Engineering, Dumais Romans, Design Balance

Photography: Benjamin Benschneider

Citation Award - Trailhead Golf Course Clubhouse Rehabilitation

Architect: Architects West

Client: City of Liberty Lake

Contractor: Bouten Construction

Collaborators: KPFF, Dumais Romans, KWR Engineers, KPFF, Budinger & Associates

Photography: Joe Nuess

Additional Submissions

Sodorff and Wilson Dentistry designed by Design for the PPL

Client: Laura Wilson DDS and Mark Sodorff DDS; Contractor: Basler Construction

Imagery: Inside Spokane

Sarah Hamilton FACE CDA designed by Design for the PPL

Client: Joe and Sarah Hamilton; Contractor: Basler Construction

Collaborators: Kirsten Eichart

Imagery: Inside Spokane

Jury Comments: Great use of materials and colors. Aligned with the non-profits mission both visually and in the design effort.



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