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6/21/24
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Architecture firm AO was a multiple-award winner at the recent PCBC Gold Nugget Awards ceremony, held at The Westin Resort in Anaheim.
The Gold Nugget Awards, which debuted in 1963, is the oldest and most prestigious design award in the nation for innovative architecture, planning, and construction. This year, a panel of top industry experts reviewed 675 entries in numerous categories, including multifamily, affordable, mixed-use, and recreational facilities culminating in last night’s selections. Last night’s winners showcased the most compelling design, planning, and building trends from around the globe.
From its field of 12 Merit Awards finalists, the following AO projects received the highest distinction, the Gold Nugget Grand Prize Award, in the following categories:
Spruce & Red Oak: for developer Western Spire in Rancho Cucamonga, CA won for Best On-the-Boards Multi-Family Community
VRV: for developer Bonanni Development in Stanton, CA won for Best Multi-Family Housing Community 60 to 100 du/acre
Garden Brook Senior Village: for developer AMG & Associates in Garden Grove, CA won for Best Affordable 55+ Housing Community
Overall, the following AO projects were also finalists and given an Award of Merit in their categories:
• Best On-the-Boards Affordable Housing Community: SkyLINE - San Diego, CA
• Best Mixed-Use Project: Alexan Noho West for developer Trammell Crow Residential, Los Angeles, CA; Prado West for developer Raintree Partners – Dana Point, CA
• Best On-the-Boards Multi-Family Community: Kanyon at Brea for developer Simon Property Group – Brea, CA
• Best Affordable Housing Community 60 – 100 DU/AC: Garden Brook Senior Village for developer AMG & Associates - Garden Grove, CA
• Best Infill Solution: Coliseum for developer Thrive Living – Los Angeles, CA
• Best On-the-Boards Site Plan: Solomon Hills for developer Solstra Communities – Orcutt, CA
• Best Mixed-Use Community of the Year: Prado West for developer Raintree Partners – Dana Point, CA
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