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Winning projects of the 2014 U.S. Wood Design Awards
Institutional Wood Design: James and Anne Robinson Nature Center in Columbia, MD. Architect: GWWO, Inc./Architects. Photo © Paul Burk Photography Green Building with Wood: Biomass Heating Plant, Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, CT. Architect - Centerbook Architects and Planners. Photo © David Sundberg/Esto Commercial Wood Design: Federal Center South – Building 1202 in Seattle, WA. Architect – ZGF Architects LLP. Photo © Benjamin Benschneider Traditional Use of Wood: Muckleshoot Smokehouse in Auburn, WA. Architect – Mahlum. Photo courtesy of WoodWorks Wood School Design: Cascades Academy of Central Oregon in Tumalo, OR. Architect – Hennebery Eddy Architects, Inc. Photo © Robert Creamer Photography and Paul Burk Photography Beauty of Wood: Reed College Performing Arts Building in Portland, OR. Architect – Opsis Architecture. Photo © Christian Columbres Photography Innovative Wood Engineering: Promega Feynman Center, “The Crossroads” in Madison, WA. Architect – Uihlein‐Wilson Architects, Inc. Photo © Aitor Sanchez/EwingCole Jury’s Choice Award: Habiframe, Inc. Tornado Storm Shelter in Memphis, TN. Architect – Habiframe, Inc. Photo courtesy of WoodWorks Multi‐Story Wood Design: Bullitt Center in Seattle, WA. Architect – The Miller Hull Partnership. Photo © John Stamets Regional Winner: Advanced Water Purification Facility in Oxnard, CA. Architect – Mainstreet Architects + Planners Inc. Photo © Michael E. Cabezas Regional Winner: Manhattan Fire House #3 in Manhattan, KS. Architect – Action Pact Design. Photo © Nicholas Whitney, Action Pact Design Regional Winner: GSA Office Building in Albuquerque, NM. Architect – Page Southerland Page, LLP. Photo © Patrick Coulie Photography Regional Winner: YMCA Pavilion at Camp Harrison in Boomer, NC. Architect – C design Inc. Photo © Tim Buchman 2013

Traditional Use of Wood: Muckleshoot Smokehouse in Auburn, WA. Architect – Mahlum. Photo courtesy of WoodWorks
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Traditional Use of Wood: Muckleshoot Smokehouse in Auburn, WA. Architect – Mahlum. Photo courtesy of WoodWorks