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AIA AWARDS

	The Fayetteville Festival Park Performance Pavilion received a 2007 AIA North Carolina Merit Award.
	The Seabrook Auditorium at Fayetteville State University received a 2007 AIA North Carolina Honor Award.
	The Phase 1B Classroom Building at Wake Technical Community College, North Campus, received a 2007 AIA Triangle Merit Award.
	The PBC+L Corporate Offices received a 2006 AIA North Carolina Merit Award.
	The Bus Shelter at Wake Technical Community College, North Campus, received a 2006 AIA Triangle Merit Award.
	The Carolina Business Interiors showroom received a 2005 AIA Triangle Award.
	The Fayetteville Festival Park Performance Pavilion received a 2005 AIA Triangle Award.
	The New Home on the Range, House S, received a 2004 AIA Committee on Design 1st Place Award.
	The firm received the 2004 Outstanding Firm Award, AIA North Carolina.
	The Allied Health Center at Wake Technical Community College received a 2004 AIA North Carolina Honor Award.
	The Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts received a 2003 AIA South Atlantic Regional Merit Award.
	The Chiller Plant at North Carolina State University received a 2003 AIA North Carolina Merit Award.
	The Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts received a 2002 AIA North Carolina Honor Award.
	The Signage Pylons at Raleigh-Durham Airport received a 2002 AIA North Carolina Merit Award.
	The Carolina Business Interiors showroom received a 2001 AIA North Carolina Honor Award.
	The Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority Center received a 1999 AIA North Carolina Merit Award for Architectural Design.

USITT AWARDS

The Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts received a 2002 Architecture Merit Award from the United States Institute for Theatre Technology Inc.

INFORM AWARDS

	The Allied Health Center Bridge at Wake Technical Community College, North Campus, received a 2004 Inform Magazine Design Award. The project was published in Inform.
	The Carolina Business Interiors showroom received a 2002 Inform Magazine Design Award. The project was published in Inform.
	The Signage Pylons at Raleigh-Durham Airport received a 2001 Inform Magazine Design Award. The project was published in Inform.

SIR WALTER RALEIGH AWARDS

	The Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts received a 2001 Sir Walter Raleigh Award (see page 15) from the City of Raleigh Appearance Commission.
	The North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences received a 2000 Sir Walter Raleigh Award (see page 15) for Community Appearance.
	The additions and renovation to Raleigh Memorial Auditorium received a 1990 Sir Walter Raleigh Award.

OTHER AWARDS + PUBLICATIONS

	The Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts was recently published in the June 2002 issue of *Interior Design* magazine.
	The addition and renovation of the Cate Center at Meredith College was selected for a 1999 Merit Award in the Design with Brick Awards Program, an architectural competition sponsored by the Brick Association of the Carolinas.
	The additions and renovation to Raleigh Memorial Auditorium received two additional awards: a First Place award for commercial projects by Commercial Renovation magazine and a Triangle J Development Award.
	The RDU Center was published in Volume 5 of Interior Spaces of the USA and Canada.
	The Sunset Hills Billiard Hall was published in Volume 5 of Interior Spaces of the USA and Canada.
	The Child Care Laboratory at Wake Technical Community College received a 1990 Isosceles Award from the Raleigh, Durham, and Chapel Hill sections of the NCAIA. It was also published in the 1993 edition of McGraw Hill's Architectural Record Portfolio Series, titled School Ways: The Planning and Design of America's Schools by Ben Graves.
	McDougle Middle and Elementary Schools for the Chapel Hill/Carrboro School System received two awards in 1993. The Council of Educational Facility Planners International at its convention selected it as a "School of Distinction." It was also given a citation by a combined National School Boards Association.