09/22/09

U.S. EPA and AIA Lifecycle Building Challenge 2009 Award of Honorable Mention.  This competition aims to shape the future of green building and facilitate local building materials reuse. Lifecycle building is designing buildings to facilitate disassembly and material reuse to minimize waste, energy consumption, and associated greenhouse gas emissions. Also known as design for disassembly and design for deconstruction, lifecycle building describes the idea of creating high-performance buildings today that are stocks of resources for the future.

06/09

AA Fab 2009 First Place. The competition organized by the AA|FAB Research Cluster asked for submissions to the Designing Fabrication Awards. The Cluster is interested in recently built projects identifying the most innovative integration of design and fabrication processes through digitally driven design systems and protocols that contribute to an international discourse on the emerging technologies. Work should exemplify how the designer is increasingly approaching the material fabrication and assembly of projects as an integral part of the design process and how the acquisition of these new forms of knowledge is changing the existing definitions of the profession.
The Architectural Association School of Architecture is one of the world’s most renowned and influential schools of architecture. It is the most prestigious and selective architecture school in the United Kingdom. Its wide-ranging program of exhibitions, lectures, symposia and publications have given it a central position in global discussions and developments within contemporary architectural culture. Many of the world's most celebrated and respected figures in architecture and its associated fields studied and taught at the AA including 3 Pritzker Prize winners.
Award of $2000.

Judges

Michael Weinstock – Architectural Association, London
Brett Steele, Architectural Association, London
Alan Dempsey: AA|FAB Cluster Curator
Kris Mun: AA|FAB Cluster Curator
Hanif Kara - Adams Kara Taylor, London
Christian Tygoer – Adams Kara Taylor, London
David Glover – Arup, London
Sebastian Wrong – Established & Sons, London

03/20/09

Earth Life Competition award of  “JDF Business Communication Work” from Japan Design Foundation including the sponsorship of design development to incorporate fully parametric manipulation. It was fabricated as a scaled model by JDF fabrication consultants and selected for exhibition at the site of the Award Ceremony of International Design Competition 2008 (held in “Asia Design Network Conference 2008”). This award included an invitation to JDF Design Market in Osaka that incorporated a promotional consultation with leading Japanese manufacturers to be considered for production.
Brad Guy, AIA (Jury Chair)
Scott Shell, AIA, LEED AP
Kirsten Ritchie
Mark D. Webster, PE, LEEP AP

03/20/09

Nominated for EAAE/ARCC Best Paper award in “Changes of Paradigms” by EAAE / ARCC and Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. This Nomination was one of ten selected from the all conference papers (120 submitted and 50 selected). Nominations made by representatives from each organization.
Judges

12/01

Special Prize in the "Aomori Northern Style Housing"
Judges: Jean Nouvel and Tadao Ando
Entrants: Jason Griffiths

03/00

Exhibited in TKTS2K Results Prize-winning and selected entries from the Van Alen Institute Design Competition. Van Alen Institute gallery.
Entrants: Jason Griffiths, Alex Gino

12/99

Third prize in the Shinkenchu competition "The Indefinite House"
Judge: Kazuyo Sejima.
Entrants: Jason Griffiths

10/99

Joint first prize in AIA Charette "Inbetweeness in the City"
Judges: Ed Jones, Fred Koetter, Rick Mather and Paul Finch.
Entrants: Jason Griffiths, Alex Gino

7/99

Special mention in Architecture Foundation "Living in the City" competition.
Judges: including Richard Rogers and Piers Gough.
Entrants: Jason Griffiths

10/98

First Prize in the Millenium Cafe Competition.
Judged by Terry Farrell, Adam Caruso and Rick Mather.
Entrants: Jason Griffiths

6/98

Second place in Shinkenchu "House for Mona Lisa" Competition.
Judged by Kazuyo Sejima.
Entrants: Jason Griffiths

2/98

Second place in "Future Visions of Kyoto" International Urban Design Competition.
Judged by Tadao Ando & Rem Koolhaas.
Entrants: Jason Griffiths

3/97

Runner up entry in the "Oklahoma Memorial" Competition for the site of the Alfred P. Murrah Building.
Entrants: Jason Griffiths

12/96

Second place in Shinkenchu competition "Possibilities of Non Movement"
Judge Kazuyo Sejima
Entrants: Jason Griffiths, Alex Gino

04/99

Third Prize in the RIBA Superbowl Competition.
Judged by Nigel Coates and Russell Davenport.
Entrants: Jason Griffiths

11/95

Overall winners of the "The Temple of Laughter" competition with the prize of the commission.
Judges Thom Main, Wolf Prix, Eric Owen Moss, Arther Ericson.
Entrants: Jason Griffiths, Alex Gino

5/94

Equal joint first in the "The Temple of Laughter" competition.
Entrants: Jason Griffiths, Alex Gino

2/93

Awarded third place in RIBA Mausoleum competition.
Judge Piers Gough and Gerald Mercranor.
Entrants: Jason Griffiths

5/ 92

Exhibited work with "1:1" at the Heritage Centre 19 Princelet St, E1.

1/92-3/92

Exhibited work with "1:1" at the Mies Van Der Rohe Haus in Berlin.

9/87

Awarded second place in RIBA S.E. Region Student Prize.