All winning projects will be featured in the September 2013 issue of REMODELING and on remodelingmag.com. A select number of winners also will be featured in lengthier articles throughout the year.
Updating a warehouse, using green building techniques, to reflect the creativity of its...
A cramped kitchen becomes a spacious new addition in a 1920s Dutch Colonial.
Architect David Jones brings this Queen Anne into the 21st century while maintaining...
Architect Michael Lee creates an astounding show place for art and ocean views in a...
A few small additions, including a tower, add curb appeal and improve ocean views.
Bright Ideas by Martinec improved the lake view and increased the outdoor living space...
Returning a coastal bed and breakfast dating back to the 1880s to a single-family home...
What was once a dark, cramped ranch home in the Hollywood Hills has become a stunning...
Architect Nick Deaver turns an abandoned, forgotten shed into a modern Texas marvel.
A dated apartment in Washington, D.C.'s Watergate gets a new look and feel.
Updating a century-old house with modern amenities while respecting its history.
A neglected rowhouse deck gets a winning makeover using low-maintenance materials.
Keeping with the era of the house, Mountainwood Homes added a shed-style dormer for the...
Division1 Architects renovates a Washington, D.C., rowhouse in a modern, sculptural...
An introduction to the Remodeling Design Awards -- the judges, categories, and process.
Architect Marlon Blackwell has created a whimsical and iconic house of worship from a...
A neutral palette and bold design in a 1950s style transform a bathroom on a budget.
A guest suite tucks neatly into an under-garage crawlspace.
Several small gable additions and a tower combine to create a more dynamic roofline and...
A gut rehab of an 1891 homesteadh in Texas hill country brings out the beauty in an old...
A commercial project in Tucson achieves a simple, functional design that packs in...
A remodel that lets in lots of light and makes the most of an open plan matches the...
Wood, concrete, glass, and metal come together for a restaurant remodel that achieves...
A 1920s Colonial gets a substantial addition that both feels appropriate and yet...
A cramped galley kitchen is opened up and transformed into the centerpiece for casual...
The remodel of this small apartment achieves the client's big spatial aspirations.
Transforming a plain bathroom into a true master bath experience with a modern, welcoming feel.
A 1954 storefront and gas station is remade into a modern restaurant with authentic 1950s details.
More than just enhanced curb appeal, this 75-year-old Tudor cottage was reborn with a modern openness that’s both family-friendly and neighborhood-friendly.
Modern technology comes to bear on an 1888 home that needed an energy-efficient upgrade and more space.
A fresh approach for adding on to a 1784 plantation home.
By breaking down walls and bringing light into the space, the designer did more than just open up the plan — he created an entirely new atmosphere.
After tending to the project's structural issues, the design team sought to bring the space into the 21st century, with a modern palette that includes concrete countertops.
This remodel created an open plan and added richness to the design by making a feature of the wood ceiling the clients loved so much.
A drab split-level home is transformed into a modern showpiece with the addition of a "light box" to the rear facade, adding space on two levels and bringing in abundant natural light.
A charming Victorian home gets a revamp and improved connection to the garden.
Making an irregular footprint work while maintaining the ad-hoc charm of the original structure and making sustainable upgrades.
The remodel of this split level better integrates the home's upper and lower levels and opens up the floor plan.
Moving a staircase and adding a skylight works wonders for lightening up a century-old row house.
RDA judges weigh in on why contemporary design often trumps traditional work in the awards judging.
And the winner of the 2011 Remodeling Design Awards’ Readers’ Choice is ... (drumroll)
Selected from 245 entries, 20 projects stand out for distinction in Remodeling's 2010 Design Awards.
The annual Remodeling Design Awards recognize creative excellence in remodeling projects in nine categories and 26 subcategories.
Our team of judges pored over 340 entries in the 2008 Remodeling Design awards to select 21 winners that represent the highest standards of design and excellence.
We are no longer accepting entries for the 2011 Design Awards. Winners will be featured in the September 2011 print issue of Remodeling and in a slide show at this site. Remodeling contractors, architects, builders, developers, planners, kitchen & bath specialists, and other remodeling professionals may enter remodeling projects completed after June 1, 2009. Visit the FAQ page for entry information. Further questions? Contact Stacey Freed, senior editor, at SFreed@HanleyWood.com.