RESIDENTIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION—over 8,000 square feet: Robert A.M. Stern Architects. House in Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach, Virginia. Photo: Eric Piasecki.
RESIDENTIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION—over 8,000 square feet: Robert A.M. Stern Architects. House in Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach, Virginia. Photo: Eric Piasecki.
LANDSCAPE: Arentz Landscape Architects. Chain Bridge Garden, Washington, DC. Photo: Roger Foley.
RESIDENTIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION—under 8,000 square feet: Neumann Lewis Buchanan Architects. Ferry Point, Annapolis, Maryland. Photo: Katie Martin Studio.
RESIDENTIAL RENOVATION: Joshua O. Hill, AIA, LEED AP, Hill & Hurtt Architects. Historic Shaw Rowhouse, Washington, DC. Photo: Stacy Zarin Goldberg.
ARTISANSHIP (tie) Gaston & Wyatt: Indoor-Outdoor Retreat, Greenwich, Connecticut. Architecture: Hamady Architects. Photo: Robert Llewellyn.
ARTISANSHIP (tie) Iron Masters: An Enticing Iron Grille, Potomac, Maryland. Photo: Melanie Landsman.
INTERIOR DESIGN—RESIDENTIAL: Manuel de Santaren. House in Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Every two years, the Washington Mid-Atlantic chapter of the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art holds a design competition recognizing fine classical work in the region. The awards are named after John Russell Pope, a New York-based architect who designed significant classical buildings in the nation’s capital, including the Jefferson Memorial and the National Gallery of Art. After a jury of experts selected this year’s winning projects, the chapter announced the 2021 awards at a gala held on September 24 at the Sulgrave Club in Washington.
A selection of winning projects is pictured on these pages; for more information, visit classicist-washington.org.