2000 Residential Architect Design Awards

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Desert Hills at Desert Mountain, Scottsdale, Ariz.

Desert Hills' Scottsdale, Ariz., setting is filled with scenic views of the Sonoran Desert, but they alone didn't satisfy project architect Rick New of Downing, Thorpe & James. More

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Blueprint 2000, Chapel Hill, N.C.

When the editors of Better Homes & Gardens asked architect J. Carson Looney to design the ultimate house for the new century, he thought he'd be bound by tradition. More

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Charleston II, Kentlands, Md.

Kentlands, a Neo-Traditional community on the outskirts of Washington, D.C., just keeps on winning accolades--for its master planners, Duany Plater-Zyberk & Co. (DPZ), and for the architects who've followed their guidelines. More

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Museum Heights Condominiums, Brentwood, Calif.

What do you do with a site that is superbly located down the road from the J. Paul Getty Museum, but is also steeply raked and adjacent to one of the nation's busiest freeways? More

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The Saulet, New Orleans

Like many tourist meccas, New Orleans faces the thorny problems of overcrowding and urban growth. So our hats are off to James, Harwick + Partners, who offer a head-on solution with the Saulet. More

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Weiner Residence, Washington, D.C.

The program for this Washington, D.C., remodel was out of the ordinary, so architect Mark McInturff came up with a fittingly unusual solution. More

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Private residence, Newton, Mass.

From the front, this suburban Boston remodel doesn't appear too different from its "before" photographs. More

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Villa Flores, Los Angeles

Villa Flores isn't just a multiple-award-winning affordable senior housing community. It's also the prototype for a group of projects to be built on the same church-owned block in downtown Los Angeles. More

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West Boulevard, Los Angeles

West Boulevard's boldly striped entry and mix of unit types captured the judges' attention and imagination. More

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Withers Residence, Accokeek, Md.

Judges chose as project of the year a modest structure covered in asphalt shingles and corrugated metal, built for a bargain $80 a square foot. More

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