Tradition Bank Plaza, the adaptive reuse of the former Plaza Hotel

Old Sixth Ward Neighborhood Association for its efforts in getting the Old Sixth Ward named the city's first protected historic district

Bartlett Lofts, the restoration of the Texas Staple Company warehouse

1701 Kipling Street, the restoration of a former Montrose-area duplex

Houston Mod for "Hugo V. Neuhaus, Residential Architecture, 1948-1966"

5306 Institute Lane, the restoration of a contemporary home in the Rice University area

13 Celsius, the restoration and adaptive reuse of the former Jennings Cleaning building in Midtown

West University Elementary School, the restoration and expansion of an historic school building

St. Anne Catholic Church for the restoration of its 1929 parish hall

1405 South Blvd., the restoration of a home in Broadacres

Alexander Love Chapter, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution: Stewart Title Award

Four Allen Center: AIA 25 Year Award

Ezekiel W. Cullen Building: AIA 50 Year Award
  

Houston Mod is being recognized for its outstanding exhibit and catalog documenting the residential architecture of Hugo V. Neuhaus. The exhibit, held last year at Architecture Center Houston, examined Neuhaus’ work and his influence on post-World War II design. In addition to historic photographs, the exhibit included original floor plans and renderings that aren’t usually available for display. Many of those drawings were reproduced in the high-quality 95-page catalog published with the exhibit. Houston Mod’s Neuhaus project is the third exhibit and catalog to be produced by the all-volunteer organization, and this is the second Good Brick Award that Houston Mod has received for its educational programs.

Next winner: 5306 Institute Lane
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