AIA Orange County 25-Year Awards

The test of time is used to single out the executed project that will receive this award. The project must have excellence in function, distinguished execution of its original program and be a highly creative statement measured even by today’s standards. The highest criteria for an architectural solution will be used for this award: in a word... the project should be timeless.  The selected project(s) were 25 years or older at the time of the submission.

2024       

Special Commendation for Site Innovation – Barcelona Villas by Danielian Architects and Planners

Mendez Middle School by LPA Design Studios and Consulting Architect Francis + Anderson Architects

2023       

Baywood Apartment Homes, Fisher Freidman for The Irvine Company

2022     

Trabuco Tree House by Ron Yeo, FAIA

2021    

Trovare Community, Newport Coast by Mark Scheuer Architects   

Tarbut V Torah Day School by LPA Design Studios

2020    

Lake Hills Chapel, LPA Inc

1101 Balboa Ave, Mark Singer AIA

2019    

Bayview Center, MVE + Partners

Disneyland 1955 Master Plan

2018    

A’Maree’s (Stuft Shirt) – Ladd & Kelsey, renovated by Paul Davis

2Newport Beach Fire Station – Ficker & Ruffing

2017    

JWA Terminals A&B – LPA Inc, arch of Record, Gensler – Designer

Pentridge Cove – Danielian Associates

Pacific Life Building – William Pereira

2016     Plaza Tower – Cesar Pelli & CRS

2015    

Irvine Ranch Water District Headquarters – LPA Inc

Joe & Etsuko Price Residence – Bart Prince Architect

2014     

Irvine Civic Center-CRS & David Klages Associates

2013     

Interpretive Center, Ralph Clark Regional Park - Ron Yeo, FAIA

2012    

Tustin Market Place, Irvine - LPA, Inc.

2011    

Orange County Open Space & Parks Plan

2010    

OC Performing Arts Center, Segerstrom Hall, Costa Mesa

          1986 – CRSS, tBP/Architecture

2009      

California Scenario

1980 - Isamu Noguchi, Designer & Sculptor

 

2007   

500+550  Newport Center Drive, Newport Beach

 1969 - William L. Pereira

 

2006       

Orange County Law Library, Santa Ana

1969 - Allen & Miller

 

2005    

Promontory Point, Newport Beach

1972 - Fisher Friedman Associates, AIA

 

2004      

Crystal Cathedral

1981 – Johnson Burgee

    

2003   

446 Old Newport Office Building, Newport Beach - Bill Ficker FAIA

 

2002    

Westcliff Medical Plaza, Dover Street, Newport Beach

          1963 - Richard Neutra

 

2001   

Rawlins Balboa Residence

          1980 - John Lautner

 

Prior to 2000

The following projects that have been awarded the 25-Year Award based input from members of the chapter. No records exist at the Chapter and therefore this should not be considered a complete or an accurate data base for the 25-year award.

 

Balboa Pavilion (1990 Everett Parks award)

Newport Beach, CA

1906 - Original Architect unknown, contractor, Chris McNeil

Renovation Architect: Bill Ficker

 

 Santa Ana Courthouse, Santa Ana, CA

1968 - Architect: Richard Neutra

Associate Architect: Ramberg & Lowrey  

 

Garden Grove Community Church Sanctuary, Garden Grove, CA

Architect: Richard Neutra

 

Airport Business Center, Irvine, CA

Architect: Craig Ellwood

 

Eichler Tract, Orange, CA

1962 - Architect: Quincy Jones

 

Costa Mesa City Hall, Costa Mesa, CA

1967 - Architect: Schwager, Desaloff & Henderson

 

Architects Office, Newport Beach, CA

Architect: Herb Brownell

 

Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa

1948 - Architect: Neutra & Alexander

 

Michelson Office Building, Irvine, CA

1970 - Architect: Riley & Bissell

 

Blimp Hangers, Tustin Marine Base

1940s - Architect: Army Corps of Engineers

 

Architect Office Building, Costa Mesa, CA

Architect: Architect: Schwager, Desaloff & Henderson

 

Lovell House, Newport Beach, CA

     1926 - Architect: R. Schindler

 

Myford Irvine Family House, Newport Beach, CA

     Architect – Herb Brownell

     Associated Architect – Kermit Dorius

 

Irvine Ranch Master Plan (1989 Everett Parks award), Irvine, CA

1963 - Architect: William Pereira & Partners

 

The Bluffs (1988 Everett Parks award)

1965 - Architect: Richard Leitch