SADI 2006 Honorable Mention: SNAIDERO
May 1, 2006
There's little that unites the kitchens made by Snaidero. The Italian company works with many designers, and the results rarely resemble one another....
SADI 2006 Winner: TRYG'S
May 1, 2006
The Truelson family is not one for passing torches. Sure, three generations have operated restaurants on the same Minneapolis-area site for 40 years....
SADI 2006 Honorable Mention: VICTORIA GARDENS
May 1, 2006
Three department stores, 120 shops, movie theaters, 45,000 square feet of office space, a 540-seat playhouse, children's library. This sounds like the...
And The Winners Are
May 1, 2006
Welcome to the 17th edition of the Superior Achievement in Design and Imaging awards, which recognize outstanding achievement in creating successful retail...
SADI 2006 Winner: AU BON PAIN
May 1, 2006
Good enough to eat: Our judges were transfixed by the prototype for Au Bon Pain's new suburban outposts. (Was that a stomach growling?) Architects Sasaki...
SADI 2006 Winner: YORKDALE SHOPPING CENTER
May 1, 2006
The closure of a 250,000-square-foot department store at Toronto's Yorkdale Shopping Center prompted a $43 million total renovation. Emulating the authentic...
SADI 2006 Winner: BELLA TERRA
May 1, 2006
One judge said that architects Perkowitz + Ruth Architects must have done quite a sales job with Bella Terra: The $170 million project involved persuading...
SADI 2006 Honorable Mention: COACH FLAGSHIP JAPAN
May 1, 2006
First time's the charm. For the world's first freestanding Coach store in Nagoya, Japan, Eight Inc. and Coach Architecture Group created a space that,...
SADI 2006 Winner: COACH FLAGSHIP NEW YORK
May 1, 2006
With 10,000 square feet distributed over only two floors, the newly expanded New York Coach flagship (see Japan store p. S 10) could have felt like a...
SADI 2006 Winner: CROCKER PARK
May 1, 2006
We've all driven past them. The retail building with tall rooflines that could house dozens of apartments-if it weren't as fake as a Spaghetti Western....
