2014 MASterworks Awards

John Hill
23. 六月 2014
Best New Building: Weeksville Heritage Center, Caples Jefferson Architects. Photo: Nic Lehoux

Since 1988 MAS's annual awards "recognize projects completed in the preceding year that exemplify excellence in architecture and urban design and make a significant contribution to New York’s built environment." This jury* has selected nine projects as 2014 winners, with seven in Brooklyn, one in the Bronx, and one in Queens (amazingly, none in Manhattan!):
 

Best New Building – Weeksville Heritage Center (Caples Jefferson Architects)

Best Restoration – Englehardt Addition, Eberhard Faber Pencil Factory (Scott Henson Architect, LLC)

Neighborhood Catalyst – BRIC Arts Media House & Urban Glass (LEESER Architecture)

Best Urban Amenity – LeFrak Center at Lakeside (Tod Williams and Billie Tsien Architects)

Best Urban Landscape – Brooklyn Bridge Park (Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates, Inc.)

Best Adaptive Reuse – The Queens Museum (Grimshaw Architects)

Best New Infrastructure – NYC DDC Zerega Avenue Emergency Medical Services Building (Smith-Miller and Hawkinson Architects)

Best Green Design Initiatives – Edible Schoolyard at P.S. 216 (WORKac) and P.S. 261 School and Community Playground (SiteWorks Landscape Architecture, commissioned by The Trust for Public Land).

Best Restoration: Englehardt Addition, Eberhard Faber Pencil Factory, Scott Henson Architect. Photo courtesy of Scott Henson Architect
Neighborhood Catalyst: BRIC Arts Media House & Urban Glass, LEESER Architecture. Photo courtesy of LEESER Architecture
Best Urban Amenity: LeFrak Center at Lakeside, Tod Williams and Billie Tsien Architects. Photo: John Hill/World-Architects
Best Urban Landscape: Brooklyn Bridge Park, Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates. Photo courtesy of MVVA
Best Adaptive Reuse: The Queens Museum, Grimshaw Architects. Photo courtesy of Grimshaw
Best New Infrastructure: NYC DDC Zerega Avenue EMS Building, Smith-Miller and Hawkinson Architects. Photo courtesy of SM+H
Best Green Design Initiatives: Edible Schoolyard at P.S. 216, WORKac. Photo courtesy of WORKac
Best Green Design Initiatives: P.S. 261 School and Community Playground, SiteWorks Landscape Architecture, commissioned by The Trust for Public Land

*The jury:

Tommy Craig, Senior Managing Director, Hines Development
Judith DiMaio, Dean, School of Architecture and Design, New York Institute of Technology
Susannah Drake, Principal, DLANDSTUDIO Architecture + Landscape Architure pllc
Kitty Hawks, Kitty Hawks Interior Design
William Menking, Editor-in-Chief, The Architect’s Newspaper

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