Kiss + Cathcart -- Awards

awards

		2009 Bushwick Inlet Park 2008 New York City Public Design Commission of the City of New York Award See the Design Commission site.
		2008 Solar 2 2008 Holcim Gold Award The Hocim Foundation Awards are the preeminent international sustianable building award program. See the Holcim Foundation website.
		2008 Bronx River House 2007 New York City Art Commission Award New York City Art Commission is now renamed Public Design Commission of the City of New York. See the Deisgn Commission site, and read the Mayor Bloomberg's press release.
		2007 Stillwell Avenue Terminal 2007 Renewable Energy Project of The Year Award NY Association of Energy Engineers (AEENY site).
		2007 Stillwell Avenue Terminal 2007 Top Ten Green Building Award AIA Committee on the Environment (AIA COTE top ten site).
		2006 Stillwell Avenue Terminal, Common Ground Pitt Street Housing, Stuyvesant Cove Environmental Center 2006 New York City Green Building Design Competition Award (EPA press release).
		2005 Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute, Bocas del Toro Research Station 2005 Federal Energy and Water Management Award Winner
		2005 Stillwell Avenue Termina 2005 Building Brooklyn Award in the Public Works category.
		2000 Under the Sun DuPont Benedictus Award This award recognizes outstanding or significant architecture incorporating laminated glass for both commercial and residential projects.
		1999 Kiss + Cathcart 1999 Honorable Mention 'Homes for Habitat' Competition The open competition was sponsered by Residential Architect magazine and Habitat for Humanity.
		1996-97 The Hamburg HEW Kundenzentrum Project 1996 First Prize American Institute of Architects Building-Integrated PV Competition 1996-97 First Prize PhotoVoltaics in Buildings Competition Germany's Federal Ministry for Education, Science and Technology and the German Association of Architects.
		1996 Gregory Kiss 1996 40 UNDER 40 The tradition of naming the most promising American architects and designers under 40 years old began in 1941, when the first 40 UNDER 40 group was exhibited at the Architectural League of New York. Gregory Kiss was named a member of the group for his innovative work on solar technologies design.
		1995 Manufacturing Communities 1995 Progressive Architecture Award This study of the integration of light industry into urban communities, won the award for Urban Design for John Loomis and Kiss + Cathcart.
		1995 Commission to Renovate and Expand the New Museum of Contemporary Art in SoHo, New York City. 1995 Winner of Invited Competition
		1994 A Projected Design for a Mixed Use Complex in Vallejo, California 1994 Second Prize (highest prize awarded) IEA/NOVEM Architectural Ideas Competition: Photovoltaics in the Built Environment The competition was sponsored by the International and Netherlands Energy Agencies.
		1992 Kiss + Cathcart 1992 First Prize Solar Parking Structure Competition The competition was sponsored by the New York Power Authority and the New York Association of Architects/American Institute of Architects, for a modular system that optimally supports PVs over a wide variety of site conditions.