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The American Institute of Architects
Long Island Chapter
Thanks all of the Archi Entrants, Award Sponsors,
Patrons, Contributors, Supporters and Attendees,
Without whom this event would not be possible.
2015 AIA/LIC Archi Awards
President’s Message
The days are getting shorter and cooler - - that must mean one thing - - the AIA/LIC
51st Annual Archi Awards must be around the corner.
Over the last several months the Archi Awards Committee has been hard at
work making final arrangements for this annual event. I want to thank Anthony
DiProperzio, Joseph Chearmonte and Mark Kruse for their assistance and continued support with this event. I also extend my thanks to AIA/LIC board member
Douglas Casper for his assistance with the jury process. As always, a very special
thanks goes to Ann LoMonte, our Executive Director, for making this evening’s
event a great success.
This year’s jury process was held at the Long Island Chapter’s Mineola office.
Four jurists were selected by the committee to determine this year’s Archi Award winners. They are as follows:
Gino O. Longo, RA, AIA
Gino O. Longo, Architect
AIA Queens President 2013-14
Howard Graf, RA, AIA
Graf & Lewent Architects
AIA Queens President 1991-92; AIA New York State President 1996
Augusto Morpurgo, RA, PP, NCARB
Morpurgo Architects
Rene R. Mueller, RA, AIA, NCARB, HTL, LEED AP
Rene R. Mueller, RA – Architect/Planner
The Jury review committee met on Friday, October 2nd with final results to be announced tonight. This year
the jurists spent the day (approximately 8 hours) meticulously evaluating the 75 entries received by the AIA
Long Island Chapter. By day’s end, the always difficult decisions were made and award recipients were selected by the jurists for the various award categories.
I hope everyone has a pleasant and enjoyable evening. The Archi Award Committee, along with the Board of
Directors would like to thank the Jurists for their commitment and time. The Committee also thanks the chapter Architect Members, Associate Members, Professional Affiliate Members and sponsors for their continued
support and participation in all our chapter events.
Best Wishes,
Joseph Iannucci, AIA
2015 LIC President
2015 AIA/LIC Archi Awards
Chairman of Archi Committee Statement
On behalf of the officers, directors, members and staff of the Long Island AIA it is my
pleasure to welcome you to our 51st annual Archi Awards. What a great testament to
our Chapter in conducting this extremely successful event over such a long period of
time to recognize and honor those architects who have distinguished themselves by
creating quality architectural works.
As you can imagine, organizing such an event requires a group effort and dedication to volunteer the enormous amount of time and energy that goes into the planning. I would like to thank the members of our
Committee Joseph Iannucci, AIA; Joseph J. Chearmonte, AIA; Mark Kruse, AIA, Douglas C. Casper, AIA;
Ann LoMonte, Hon. AIA; and Ms. Michele Battisti. Our Committee began working on the Archi Awards in
March and worked continuously to analyze our past events and venues and discuss modifications as necessary to insure a successful event for 2015. The Committee’s diligence resulted in an expansion of the award
categories in order to create greater opportunity to our small firm members, as well as moving the event to the
North Hills Country Club. The expanded categories resulted in a total of 75 submissions and I am certain that
everyone will be happy with the new venue.
I would also like to thank our jury members who served in reviewing the 75 submissions. The jury members
were Howard Graf, AIA; Gino Longo, AIA; Augusto Morpurgo, RA; and Rene Mueller, AIA. These gentlemen
were gracious enough to volunteer an entire day in the Chapter office meticulously reviewing and grading
each submission. The work is extremely tedious and we sincerely appreciate their dedication and hard work.
A special thanks to Enterprise Lighting Sales, Green Logic Energy, PGI Corp., and PSEG Long Island for their
sponsorship of the Special Awards.
Finally I would like to thank everyone for attending at tonight’s event. Your participation and support makes
the time and effort well spent. Enjoy the evening.
Sincerely,
Anthony DiProperzio, AIA
THE “ARCHI” STATUETTE
The “Archi” was designed specifically for the 1970 Annual Long Island Association Architectural Awards
Program. The name was taken from the Greek word Architekton, which means “Chief or Master Builder”.
The award is 13” tall, and incorporates a T-square, an arch and a three-sided face representing the past, present, and future.
HISTORY AND PURPOSE OF THE ARCHI AWARDS
Every year since 1964, the Long Island Chapter of the American Institute of Architects has celebrated outstanding architectural achievement through the annual Archi Awards Program. The purpose of the Archi
Awards Program is to provide professional and public recognition of architectural projects of design excellence. The awards recognize projects conceived and built on Long Island as well as projects designed by
Long Island architects, built or planned to be built elsewhere.
Since its creation by the Long Island Association of Commerce and Industry, followed by the involvement of
the AIA Long Island Chapter, the Archi Awards Program has gained prominence as the Long Island community has begun to recognize and understand the impact of quality architecture on the built environment.
To date, over 800 projects have received awards and recognition for design excellence. Each entry is judged
on the success of the design solution presented and not in competition with other entries. Today, the Archi
Awards Program is a major event in the Long Island design community which raises awareness of the importance of quality architectural design to Long Island as a whole.
AWARD CATEGORIES
ARCHI AWARDS
All Archi Award entries must fall into one of the following categories, which include both new construction projects
and additions/renovations. Each category has a BUILT and an UNBUILT classification. The categories are:
• Residential Single Family (under $1 million)
• Residential Single Family (from $1 to $3 million)
• Residential Single Family (over $3 million)
• New Residential Multiple Family/Mixed Use
• New Commercial Facilities (under $4 million)
• New Commercial Facilities (over $4 million)
• New Mercantile (under $4 million)
• New Mercantile (over $4 million)
• Commercial Mercantile renovations and additions
• Institutional/Hospitality/Health Care/Government/ Transportation/Education
• Small Project any category (under $300,000 cost of construction)
• Historic Restoration/Adaptive Reuse
• Un built Projects are eligible only when a client is named
• Residential Interiors of any kind including renovations
• Non-Residential Interior Projects of any kind including renovations
• Sustainable Design - This category can include un built, as well as already constructed projects. Submission shall
include a written explanation, describing why and how your project meets the sustainability criteria. The project may
be of any generic type (residential, commercial, public works), however, it should have features from some, if not
most of the following basic sustainability criterions: Site & Ecosystems, Energy Use, Water Use, Resources and Materials, and Indoor Environment. Most importantly, the submission should exhibit innovative aspects to sustainable
or green design.
HONOR AWARDS
These awards, selected by the Board of Directors of the Long Island Chapter AIA, recognize individuals and
firms for outstanding service to the Long Island architectural community:
HONOR AWARDS CATEGORIES
•The AIA Architectural Achievement Award: Presented to an architectural firm or individual architect that has produced distinguished architecture consistently for a period of at least ten years.
•The AIA Benefactor’s Award: Presented to a public group, private individual or group of individuals or corporation who has
sponsored and supported distinguished works of architecture on Long Island.
•The AIA Membership Award: Presented to an AIA member who has provided outstanding service to the Chapter for over ten
years.
•The Lifetime Achievement Award: Presented to an architectural firm or individual architect for outstanding achievement for
over twenty years.
•The Community Service Award: Presented to an architectural firm or individual architect who through their actions have
increased the quality of life within the community.
•The Legislator Award: Presented to a Legislator who has assisted in sponsoring bills that benefit the health, safety and welfare
of the community.
•The Educator Award: Presented to an educator who has consistently endeavored to advance the profession through
promoting the importance of quality architecture and its positive influence on society.
2015 Honor Awards Winners
Lifetime Achievement Award
Presented to an architectural firm or individual architect for
outstanding achievement for over twenty years.
Claude R. Cuvier, AIA
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Membership Award
Presented to an AIA member who has provided outstanding
service to the Chapter for over ten years.
Anthony DiProperzio, AIA
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Educator Award
Presented to an architectural firm or individual architect who through
their actions have increased the quality of life within the community.
Eric E. Anderson AIA
SPECIAL AWARDS
These awards are selected by the jury from the Archi Awards entries and recognize projects for design
excellence in one of the following categories:
•Lighting Design Award sponsored by Enterprise Lighting Sales- Presented for the best use of natural or
artificial lighting.
•Sustainable Design Residential sponsored by GreenLogic Energy & PGI Corp. - The project should exhibit
innovative aspects to sustainable and green design in a residential setting.
•
ustainable Design Commercial sponsored by PSEG Long Island - The project should exhibit innovative
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aspects to sustainable and green design in a commercial setting.
SPECIAL AWARDS WINNERS
Enterprise Lighting Sales Lighting Award
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
Aldo Sohm Wine Bar, New York, NY
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GreenLogic Energy & PGI Corp.
Sustainable Design Residential
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
St. Joseph’s Athletic Facility, Brooklyn, NY
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PSEG Long Island Sustainable Design Commercial
Narofsky Architecture
Chabra Residence, Port Washington, NY
AIA 2015 JURY DELIBERATION
Each year the Archi Awards Committee is responsible for soliciting design oriented individuals who are not from the Long Island area to participate
as jurors. This year’s jury was comprised of the following:
Augusto Morpurgo, RA, PP, NCARB: Augusto Morpurgo has been committed to excellence in Architecture and planning for more than 30 years.
As principal, Gus personally leads all of the firm’s projects, ranging from large-scale to small, modern to historic, and commercial to residential.
Gus has built a practice based on design innovation and historic restoration, an acute understanding of construction and budgets and exceptional client
and professional relationships.
Gus received his Master of Fine Arts in Architecture from Princeton University and his Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture from Pratt Institute.
Gus’ work as Architect for Princeton University Archeological Excavations in Sicily and for New York University Archeological Excavations in Turkey
has given him an understanding and respect for the history of architecture, which he brings with him to every project.
Prior to the formation of Morpurgo Architects, Gus was an associate Partner in the architectural firm of Armand Bartos and Associates, where
he was di-rectly responsible for major institutional projects for New York City and State agencies, universities and hospitals. Earlier in his professional
career, Gus was a Senior Designer with the prestigious firms Marcel Breuer Associates and O’Conner and Kilham.
Licensed as an Architect and Professional Planner, Gus is certified by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards. He has served
as the Architecture-member on municipal review boards and design review committees, most recently as Chairman of the Saddle River Landmarks
Commission.
Our many letters of recommendation attest to the unexpected ease that comes from working with an architect who places a priority on service.
Morpurgo Architects has the ability to listen carefully to your requirements and interpret your needs in a unique expression that reflects your values
and your goals.
Howard Graf started his firm in 1989 with Mr. Lewent and the firm has grown and is currently 14 people with many Corporate and Institution clients
such as Continental Airlines, New York University, Allstate Insurance, Avis, St. John’s University and CUNY.
Mr. Graf has served as design architect and project manager on many of the firms projects and has had experience on all phases of project
planning, administration and implementation from site procurement to final move in. The projects have ranged from the smallest imaginable to
approximately 30 million. Based on the execution of these projects the firm has received many awards including ones from the NYC Arts Commission, Queens AIA, Queens Chamber of Commerce and others. More importantly, the firm has developed a reputation for quality work and has been
rewarded with repeat work for NYU, St. John’s , Continental Airlines and US Airways having completed over fifteen projects for each of these clients
over the past ten years.
Mr. Graf Has also been active in the architecture profession and the Queens community. He has served as president of the Queens AIA and the
New York State AIA. He also has been on the Board of Directors and served as President of the Flushing Council on Culture & the Arts for many years.
RENE ROBERT MUELLER, R.A. - ARCHITECT + PLANNER
Rene Robert Mueller is Principal of Rene Robert Mueller Architect + Planner in Riverdale, New York and Ocean City, Maryland founded in 1988. Rene
was born in Switzerland in 1953 and grew up in Frauenfeld and Zurich. In his 30+year career he has worked on prestigious assignments with reputable
clientele such as the Building Commission of the Archdiocese of New York. He is known for both new construction and historical restoration for a wide
range of residential, commercial, resort, institutional, multifamily and estate projects. He is licensed and certified in NY, NJ, CT, FL, IL, VT, DE and
MD is a member of the AIA (American Institute of Archi-tects), and the NCARB (National Council of the Registration Boards), and has been awarded
the LEED AP (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design-Accredited Professional) credential by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC). He
received a Bachelors’ degree (HTL-Hoehere Technische Lehre) in Architecture and Engineering from the
Abend Technikum Zurich in 1978. While attending ATZ he worked with the esteemed architectural and historical preservation firm German & Stulz
in Zurich. There he helped plan the renovation of Zurich’s landmark St. Peter’s Cathedral. Rene relocated to California in 1978 and worked with Sandy
& Babcock (now SB Architects), a high-profile residential architectural firm where he helped plan the well-known Kiawah Island Windswept in South
Carolina, among other projects.
Gino O. Longo, RA, AIA, is the Principal of Gino O. Longo, Architect, with offices in Queens and Bronx. He received his Bachelor of Architecture
degree at the New York Institute of Technology in June 1990. Gino is a member of the American Institute of Architects, Queens Chapter, where he
served as Chapter President from 2012 to 2013. He is also a member of the Queens Bronx Builder’s Association, the College Point Board of Trades,
the Bronx Chamber of Commerce, and the Malba Field and Marine Club.
Gino was introduced into the construction industry by his father, Luigi Longo, who was a general contractor. He worked as construction laborer,
estimator, and salesperson at his father’s company for five years while attending NYIT. After graduating he was employed at the office of Alfred A.
Fantino, R.A. , a local Bronx Architect. Upon completing his two year apprenticeship he passed the architect licensing exam on the first attempt and
on November 5, 1993 he received his Architecture License at the age of 25. Soon thereafter he began establishing his own practice in Queens and
eventually expanded to the Bronx once Fantino retired.
Through the years his firm has received numerous design awards and commendations. This year he was awarded the 2015 Italian Heritage
Month Leadership Award from the Bronx Chamber of Commerce and will be receiving the QBBA’s 2015 Associate of the Year Award.
2015 Archi Award Entrants
1100 Architect
Architecture Research Office
Bates Masi + Architects
BBS Architects
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
Blaze Makoid Architecture
CREATE Architecture Planning & Design, PLLC
CSArch
CWB Architects
Deborah Berke Partners
Eduardo LaCroze, AIA
Gallin Beeler Design Studio
Gavosto Associates
Hero Architects
Hoffman Grayson
Landow and Landow Architects
Martin Architects PC
Michael Jay Wallin, Architects, PC
Mojo Stumer Associates PC
N2 Design & Architecture PC - Norman Glavas, AIA
Narofsky Architecture
Ohlhausen DuBois Architects
Oza/Sabbeth Architecture
Robert A.M. Stern Architects, LLP
Ronald Kuoppala Architect
RZAPS Architects
Selldorf Architects
Spector Group
SRF Architect PC
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Stott Architecture PC
Thomas A. Lazzaro Architect
2015 ARCHI AWARD WINNERS
Residential
Educational
Unbuilt
Archi
Amagansett Dunes
Amagansett , NY
Bates Masi + Architects
Archi
SUNY College at Westbury
Old Westbury, NY
Spector Group
Commendation
Modern Barn
Water Mill, NY
Mojo Stumer Associates PC
Archi
Daniel’s Lane
Sagaponack, NY
Blaze Makoid Architecture
Historic Restoration/
Adaptive Re-use
Commendation
190 Fowler
Water Mill, NY
Blaze Makoid Architecture
Archi
House in the Dunes
Amagansett, NY
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Archi
New Manor, Classic Style
Mill Neck, NY
Michael Jay Wallin, Architects, PC
Archi
Tudor Manor House
Old Westbury, NY
Michael Jay Wallin, Architects, PC
Archi
Promised Land
Amagansett, NY
Bates Masi + Architects
Commendation
Black Rubber House
Sagaponack, NY
Oza/Sabbeth Architecture
Commendation
Mecox Bay
Water Mill, NY
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Commendation
Ocean Deck House
Bridgehampton, NY
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Commendation
Orchard House
Sagaponack, NY
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Commendation
Mashomuck
North Haven, NY
Blaze Makoid Architecture
Commendation
Cove Point House
Oyster Bay Cove, NY
Eduardo LaCroze, AIA
Commendation
Sagaponack Barn Restoration
Sagaponack, NY
Oza/Sabbeth Architecture
Commendation
Guild Hall
East Hampton, NY
Robert A.M. Stern Architects, L.L.P.
Commendation
Wolffer Kitchen
Sag Harbor, NY
Martin Architects PC.
Commendation
Bull Path
East Hampton, NY
Blaze Makoid Architecture
Small Projects Category
Archi
Aro Chicken Coop
Sagaponack, NY
Architecture Research Office
Commercial
Commendation
Quogue Piano Pavilion
Quogue, NY
CWB Architects
Archi
Brookfield Place Pavilion
New York, NY
Spector Group
Commendation
Stern Terrace
New York, NY
Mojo Stumer Associates PC
Commendation
St. Joseph’s Athletic Facility
Brooklyn, NY
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
Interior Architecture
Sustainable Design
Archi
Dayani Dental
New York, NY
Mojo Stumer Associates PC
Archi
St. Joseph’s Athletic Facility
Brooklyn, NY
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
Commendation
123 William Street
New York, NY
Spector Group
Archi
Chabra Residence
Port Washington, NY
Narofsky Architecture
Commendation
Stony Brook Medicine
Ronkonkoma, NY
Spector Group
Institutional.
Commendation
Mecox Bay Interiors
Water Mill, NY
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Commendation
Archangel Michael Church
Port Washington, NY
N2 Design & Architecture PC Norman Glavas, AIA
Hospitality
Commendation
Heritage Steak
Las Vegas , NV
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
2015 ARCHI AWARD SPONSORS
Special Award Sponsors
Enterprise Lighting
Green Logic Energy
PGI Corp.
PSEG Long Island
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Gold Sponsor
Nanz
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Silver Sponsors
Andersen Window And Door
Cameron Engineering
Integro
L’Abbate, Balkan, Colavita & Contini, LLC
Porcelanosa
Waldner’s Business Environments
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Contributors
Certified Electrical Inspectors
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Supporters
Prosurance Redeker Group
Sims Steel
Sinnreich, Kosakoff & Messina LLP
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Friend
International Masonry Institute
Kamco
Entries
Residential
Eduardo LaCroze, AIA
Cove Point House
Oyster Bay Cove, NY
Spector Group
Private Loft
New York, NY
Oza/Sabbeth Architecture
Black Rubber House
Sagaponack, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Residential
Robert A.M. Stern Architects, L.L.P.
House on Georgica Cove
East Hampton, NY
Robert A.M. Stern Architects, L.L.P.
House on Hook Pond
East Hampton, NY
Robert A.M. Stern Architects, L.L.P.
Residence East Quogue
East Quogue, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Residential
1100 Architect
Long Island House
Long Island, NY
Blaze Makoid Architecture
Daniel’s Lane
Sagaponack, NY
Blaze Makoid Architecture
Weissberg
Southampton, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Residential
Narofsky Architecture
Chabra Residence
Port Washington, NY
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Mecox Bay
Water Mill, NY
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Ocean Deck House
Bridgehampton, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Residential
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Orchard House
Sagaponack, NY
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
House in the Dunes
Amagansett, NY
Ronald Kuoppala Architect
Dune Road Residence
Westhampton, NY 2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Residential
Ohlhausen DuBois Architects
Sands Point Residence
Sands Point, NY
Martin Architects PC
Harbor View
East Hampton, NY
Martin Architects PC
Gansett Lane
Amagansett, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Residential
Hoffman Grayson
Bixhorn Residence
Northport, NY
Blaze Makoid Architecture
Mashomuck
North Haven, NY
Narofsky Architecture
Feuer Residence
Great Neck Estates, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Residential
Selldorf Architects
Sagaponack Residence
Sagaponack, NY
Thomas A. Lazzaro Architect
Ms. Jan Trigg
Long Beach, NY
Bates Masi + Architects
Amagansett Dunes
Amagansett, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Residential
Deborah Berke Partners
East End Compound
Bridgehampton, NY
Michael Jay Wallin Architects, PC,
New Manor Classic Style
Mill Neck, NY
Stott Architecture PC
Trip The Light Fantastic
Sagaponack, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Residential
Michael Jay Wallin Architects, PC
Tudor Manor House
Old Westbury, NY
Bates Masi + Architects
Promised Land
Amagansett, NY
Robert A.M. Stern Architects, L.L.P.
House in Southampton
Southampton, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Interior Architecture
Spector Group
Uber
New York, NY
Spector Group
Tremor Video
New York, NY 64
Spector Group
123 Williams Street
New York, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Interior Architecture
Spector Group
Stony Brook Medicine
Stony Brook, NY
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Mecox Bay
Water Mill, NY
Narofsky Architecture
Winer Residence
New York, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Interior Architecture
CSArch
Great South Bay, YMCA Renovation
Bay Shore, NY
Mojo Stumer Associates PC
BWD
Plainview. NY
Mojo Stumer Associates PC
CNB Corporate Offices
Huntington, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Interior Architecture
Mojo Stumer Associates PC
Dayani Dental
New York, NY
Mojo Stumer Associates PC
Jacobson Perry Street
New York, NY
Gavosto Associates
St. Agnes Cathedral Liturgical Renovation
Rockville Centre, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Commercial
Spector Group
Brookfield Place Pavilion
New York, NY
Landow and Landow Architects
Silverline
New York, NY
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
St. Joseph’s Athletic Facility
Brooklyn, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Education
BBS Architect
William J. Lindsay Life Sciences Building
Selden, NY
Spector Group
SUNY College at Westbury
Old Westbury, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Hospitality
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
Heritage Steak
Las Vegas, NV
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
Ashton Cigar Bar
Philadelphia, PA
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
Aldo Sohm Wine Bar
New York, NY
Hero Architects
Viana Hotel & Spa
Westbury, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Institutional
N2 Design & Architecture - Norman Glavas, AIA
Archangel Michael Church
Port Washington, NY
Robert A.M. Stern Architects, L.L.P.
Children’s Addition East Hampton Library
East Hampton, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Sustainable Design
Stott Architecture PC
Trip the Light Fantastic
Sagaponack, NY
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
St. Joseph’s Athletic Facility
Brooklyn, NY
Narofsky Architecture
Chabra Residence
Port Washington, NY
SRF Architect PC
TutorTime - Melville
Melville, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Small Project
CWB Architects
Quogue Piano Pavilion
Quoque, NY
Architect Research Office
Aro Chicken Coop
Sagaponack, NY
Thomas A. Lazzaro Architect
Dental Office
Garden City, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Small Project
Mojo Stumer Associates PC
Stern Terrace
New York, NY
Martin Architects PC
Pool House/Pavilion
East Hampton, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Unbuilt
Spector Group
Dealertrack
North Hills, NY
Mojo Stumer Associates PC
Modern Barn
Water Mill, NY
Gallin Beeler Design Studio
North Bellmore Public Library
North Bellmore, NY
Blaze Makoid Architecture
Quimby
Bridgehampton, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Unbuilt
Blaze Makoid Architecture
Water’s Edge
East Hampton, NY
Blaze Makoid Architecture
190 Fowler
Water Mill, NY
Blaze Makoid Architecture
Bull Run
East Hampton, NY
RZAPS Architects
Lobster Inn Residential Development
Southampton, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Restoration
Robert A.M. Stern Architects, L.L.P.
Guild Hall
East Hampton, NY
Oza/Sabbeth Architecture
Sagaponack Barn Restoration
Sagaponack, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Entries
Restoration
Martin Architects PC
Wolffer Kitchen
Sag Harbor, NY
Create Architecture Planning & Design
Tanger Outlet 2 at Riverhead
Riverhead, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
2015 Archi Award Winners
Residential < $1 million
Bates Masi + Architects
Amagansett Dunes
Amagansett, NY
Residential > $3 million
Residential > $3million
Blaze Makoid Architecture
Daniel’s Lane
Sagaponack, NY
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
House in the Dunes
Amagansett, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
2015 Archi Award Winners
Residential > $3 million
Michael Jay Wallin Architects, PC,
New Manor Classic Style
Mill Neck, NY
Residential > $3 million
Residential $1 - 3 million
Michael Jay Wallin Architects, PC
Tudor Manor House
Old Westbury, NY
Bates Masi + Architects
Promised Land
Ammaganset, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
2015 Archi Award Winners
Small Project
Sustainable Design
Architect Research Office
Aro Chicken Coop
Sagaponack, NY
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
St. Joseph’s Athletic Facility
Brooklyn, NY
Sustainable Design
Narofsky Architecture
Chabra Residence
Port Washington, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
2015 Archi Award Winners
Commercial Under & Over $4million
Spector Group
Brookfield Place Pavilion
New York, NY
Interiors Commercial
Education
Mojo Stumer Associates PC
Dayani Dental
New York, NY
Spector Group
SUNY College at Westbury
Old Westbury, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Commendations
Commercial Under & Over $4 million
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
St. Joseph’s Athletic Facility
Brooklyn, NY
Commercial Mercantile Renovation
Hospitality
Bentel and Bentel Architects/Planners
Heritage Steak
Las Vegas, NV
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Martin Architects PC
Wolffer Kitchen
Sag Harbor, NY
Commendations
Residential < $1 million
Oza/Sabbeth Architecture
Black Rubber House
Sagaponack, NY
Residential > $3 million
Residential > $3 million
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Mecox Bay
Water Mill, NY
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Ocean Deck House
Bridgehampton, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Commendations
Residential > $3 million
Residential $1 to 3 Million
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Orchard House
Sagaponack, NY
Residential $1 to 3 Million
Blaze Makoid Architecture
Mashomuck
North Haven, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Eduardo LaCroze, AIA
Cove Point House
Oyster Bay Cove, NY
Commendations
Interiors Residential
Interiors Commercial
Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
Mecox Bay
Water Mill, NY
Interiors Commercial
Spector Group
Stony Brook Medicine
Stony Brook, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Spector Group
123 Williams Street
New York, NY
Commendations
Institutional
N2 Design & Architecture - Norman Glavas, AIA
Archangel Michael Church
Port Washington, NY
Restoration
Oza/Sabbeth Architecture
Sagaponack Barn Restoration
Sagaponack, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Commendations
Restoration
Small Project
Robert A.M. Stern Architects, L.L.P.
Guild Hall
East Hampton, NY
Small Project
Mojo Stumer Associates PC
Stern Terrace
New York, NY
CWB Architects
Quogue Piano Pavilion
Quoque, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Commendations
Unbuilt
Unbuilt
Blaze Makoid Architecture
190 Fowler
Water Mill, NY
Mojo Stumer Associates PC
Modern Barn
Water Mill, NY
Unbuilt
Blaze Makoid Architecture
Bull Run
East Hampton, NY
2015 ARCHI AWARDS
Our sincere thanks
to those who
submitted projects
and our sponsors,
all of whom make
this evening possible.