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    Architecture To Die For

    From mod designs to historic restorations, AIA Houston Design Awards winners a diverse group

    Shelby Hodge
    Aug 31, 2016 | 11:36 am

    From renovation of a historic fire station to a high-tech computing center to a soaring high-rise in Shanghai, two dozen among the 141 entries in the AIA Houston Design Awards competition have been selected for honors, which were presented Thursday at the University of Houston TEDCU Stadium.

    Judging the varied entries were Neil Denari, FAIA, of NMDA in Los Angeles; Rand Elliott, FAIA, of Elliott + Associates Architects in Oklahoma City; and Susan Szenasy of Metropolis in New York.

    For architecture greater than 50,000 square feet, design awards went to HOK for BP's high performance computing center and to Gensler for its Shanghai tower.

    Three projects received honors for architecture less than 50,000 square feet: Tellepsen Scout Camp by Curry Boudreaux Architects, the architecture of an urban park (The Dunlavy) by Page, and the Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter Chancery by Jackson & Ryan Architects.

    Interior architecture awards were presented to MC2 Architects for Adara Medical Spa, Morris Architects for Office Through Public Realm, Abel Design Group for a private family management company offices, and PDR for Vitol offices.

    Winners in residential architecture were the Oberlin House by Natalye Appel + Associates Architects, the Pavilion House by studioMET, and the Sandill Residence by m + a architecture studio.

    Six awards were presented in the restoration/renovation category: 67 Tiel Way by Miller Dahlstrand DeJean Architects, Delz Warehouse Residence by CONTENT Architecture, Historic Fire Station 6 by Carlin-White Architects, New Process Steel offices by Page, the Cistern by Page, and the University Center transformation by EYP.

    SWA Group received the urban design award for Buffalo Bayou Park and additional awards were presented for projects that are yet to be completed. You can see all the awards here.

    Pavilion Haus by studioMET.

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    Pavilion Haus by studioMET.
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    Online design juggernaut Perigold opens first-ever store in Houston

    Emily Cotton
    Jun 20, 2025 | 1:07 pm
    Perigold store Houston
    Courtesy of Perigold
    Perigold combined three different stores into its new Houston home.

    Houston, Perigold has landed. That’s right, the online design juggernaut and Wayfair subsidiary has chosen Houston’s Highland Village shopping center for its first (and so far only) brick-and-mortar store.

    Turning an online retailer into a brick-and-mortar store is an interesting transition. With consumers looking to return to the throwback nostalgia of shopping with intention and returning to community vibes, it’s an ingenious move.

    “We liken our experience to a department store, a Saks or a Net-A-Porter, and we hope to be a convenient place for the community. We know that people like to convene around design — so yes, we hope to be the answer to that,” Rebecca Ginns, global head of Perigold, tells CultureMap.

    Referring to the space as a “store” does Perigold a major disservice — it’s so much more than that. While meaning no disrespect, the 20,000-square-foot space is what one would imagine if a Sears and a Neiman Marcus had a baby. It’s a lot, but in a fantastic way.

    Extremely high-end, usually trade-only furniture lines find themselves nestled between place setting displays from dozens of brands, plus chef-grade knives by Shun. Appliances, plumbing and lighting fixtures, and tile are also available. Before worry sets in that every visit will break the bank, take comfort in knowing the store stocks more affordable options such as accessories, coffee table books, candles, and gifts as well.

    Perigold store HoustonThis store really does have everything.Courtesy of Perigold

    The folks from Perigold took the time to research Houstonians and their expectations. In a town where the local furniture emporium promises same day delivery, they knew they couldn’t play around. While it may not be same day, a local warehouse keeps larger showroom items in stock and ready for delivery in an expeditious fashion — they guarantee it.

    Perigold’s design team utilized an area with plate glass walls and a courtyard to showcase outdoor furniture and accessories. Upstairs, local interior designers may use meeting rooms and workspaces to hold meetings with clients or Perigold associates.

    Once shoppers pass through the chartreuse double doors, everything from Waterford crystal, Wedgewood, and Michael Aram, to the more daring Jonathan Adler is on offer. Chaddock, Fairfield, Century, and Stickley all come to play as well — with a showroom of this size, nearly every designer brand has representation.

    Interestingly, there are many brands apparent, like Jonathan Adler in the village, who are showcased at Perigold. Most high end designers don’t allow what some may deem “competition” to exist in the same market as their showcase stores, but Ginns doesn’t see it that way.

    “That’s something we worked through with brands when we first partnered with them in the e-commerce setting,” she says. “What they learned through that experience is that because we have such a wide reach, being featured with us ends up being an additive. So if you think of a customer searching for an item — just search for a luxury home on Google — something comes up that’s highly relevant or comparable, and that’s when they discover a lot of brands.”

    On the topic of discovery, Perigold has made their in-store experience purposefully versatile, with different types of shoppers in mind. Whether someone chooses to engage one of the store’s seven product specialists, five interior designers, or simply go it alone, Perigold has it covered. Category shopping includes chairs, lighting, and almost everything else side-by-side, so there is no need to scour the store for every product decision, although that’s also possible. Shoppers who require some inspiration, or perhaps fancy a lackadaisical post-brunch stroll, will be pleased to discover that vignettes, or “style clusters,” have been curated throughout the store in the most popular home design styles.

    Perigold partnered with acclaimed interior designers to create rooms in their respective styles to better assist buyers who may require inspiration. Each designer’s curated vignette features a robust mixture of brands and price points. Find transitional designs curated by Houston’s own Marie Flanigan, modern approaches by Jessica Davis, traditional inspirations by Julie and Isabelle Neil, glam styles by Evan Millard, modern glam looks from Xander Noori, and curated coastal vibes from Helen Bergin — all in one place.

    “[For] that customer who doesn’t maybe know a brand, or is still discovering, we have a wide reach, and customers have found that to be true,” says Ginns. “So we are incremental and additive, but not competitive. There is just an element of discovery in the shopping process that we see a lot of [online], so we expect to see that replicated in the store.”

    Perigold store Houston
      

    Courtesy of Perigold

    Perigold combined three different stores into its new Houston home.

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