Housing Award Winners with Chicago as a location for either the project or the architects. The 19 award winners were chosen from a field of 236 submissions. 156 West Superior was one of six winners in the Multifamily Housing category. In February, the project received a very favorable review by Tribune architecture critic Blair Kamin. While its architect David Miller is an SOM alumni, his current firm is The Miller/Hull Partnership of Seattle, a city whose firms claimed five of the 19 prizes.
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
156 West Superior only Chicago rep in AIA 2007 Housing Award Winners
156 West Superior Condominiums is the only one of the 19 AIA 2007 
Housing Award Winners with Chicago as a location for either the project or the architects. The 19 award winners were chosen from a field of 236 submissions. 156 West Superior was one of six winners in the Multifamily Housing category. In February, the project received a very favorable review by Tribune architecture critic Blair Kamin. While its architect David Miller is an SOM alumni, his current firm is The Miller/Hull Partnership of Seattle, a city whose firms claimed five of the 19 prizes.
Housing Award Winners with Chicago as a location for either the project or the architects. The 19 award winners were chosen from a field of 236 submissions. 156 West Superior was one of six winners in the Multifamily Housing category. In February, the project received a very favorable review by Tribune architecture critic Blair Kamin. While its architect David Miller is an SOM alumni, his current firm is The Miller/Hull Partnership of Seattle, a city whose firms claimed five of the 19 prizes.
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