2012 HONOR AWARD FOR ARCHITECTURE Flynn Mews, Dublin, Ireland Architect: Lorcan O’Herlihy Architects (LOHA) Situated in the heart of Dublin, Ireland on the site of an existing 1847 Georgian Manor, ...

1992 Maybeck Award Joseph Esherick, FAIA Esherick earned notice in the 1950s and 60s for his residential architecture in the San Francisco Bay Area and Sonoma County, especially in the ...

1997 Maybeck Award Frank Gehry, FAIA Los Angeles architect Gehry belongs to the postmodern deconstructivist school of architecture, known for his unpredictable, challenging artistic structures. Developing new design technologies to ...

2006 Maybeck Award George Homsey, FAIA Homsey is a master of “weaving and manipulating design decisions into architecture that fits its location,” said Charles Davis, FAIA, one of Homsey’s partners ...

2004 Maybeck Award Daniel Solomon, FAIA “To reconcile the sunlit modernist dwelling with the culture of traditional urbanism”—this is how Solomon sums up the goal of his architectural work. Since ...

2000 Maybeck Award Mario Ciampi, FAIA Ciampi, a San Francisco native, had a 70-year career in architecture and city planning. His vision for San Francisco was the force behind the ...

2003 Maybeck Award Charles Davis, FAIA Davis’s approach is quintessentially Californian—inclusive, innovative and spontaneous. He sees his style of design as a sort of “jazz architecture,” based on free association ...

2001 Maybeck Award Craig Hartman, FAIA Hartman has worked with Skidmore, Owings & Merrill for nearly 40 years and has been design partner at SOM’s San Francisco office since 1990. ...

1996 Maybeck Award Pierre Koenig, FAIA Koenig began his practice in Southern California in the 1950s and soon gained widespread acclaim for two classic houses that Arts & Architecture included ...

1994 Maybeck Award Edward Charles Bassett, FAIA Bassett served as design partner from 1955-1981 in Skidmore, Owings & Merrill’s San Francisco office, where his ideas had a formative influence on ...