The jury believes the interior space of Coffee & Tea Collective is both simple and clean and that this small, yet well thought out space, is timeless and ripe for duplication.
Stone's second brewery includes huge fireplaces, extensive water features, bocce ball courts and copious amounts of stone incorporated into the design, such as granite boulders from a local quarry.
A combination of hard/soft materials and indoor/outdoor spaces, punctuated by the open air atrium, that provides a gathering space and exemplifies the building’s use of natural light and ventilation.
The art incorporated with the giant blades of steel and graphics on the first floor cleverly tell the story of the building's history and bridge the gap between the old structure and the new design.
The Certified LEED® Gold Green Build Terminal 2 at San Diego’s Lindbergh Field is both atypical and progressive with a glass curtain wall that provides a stunning view of the runway and of the city.
Fresh with a great street presence and an impressive volume of the space. It engages the sidewalk on both a small and large scale and its warehouse aesthetic has a timeless quality to it.
Originally built in 1947. The design was able to create 3 theaters from 1, maintain a functional lobby space, a nostalgic marquee and turn this previously blighted gem into a viable, community space.
