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Showing posts with label detroit home design awards. Show all posts

Detroit Home Design Awards

The winners of the Detroit Home Design Awards were announced and we are proud to say that we brought home 3 of those awards!

The Hasserton won third in the Contemporary Architecture over 4,000 square feet category. This design is a sleek take on the waterfront home. This multi-level design exudes modern chic as well as the comfort of a family cottage.




The Laurel brought home first place for the Traditional Architecture Under 4,000 square feet category. This award winning design required a rigorous lesson in southern architectural vernacular. To take advantage of cross breezes, the home was designed with 3 covered porches. one partially covered courtyard, and one screened porch, all accessed by way of French doors and extra tall double-hung windows. 



The Heartsworth placed third in the Traditional Architecture over 4,000 square feet category. With a unique combination of stone, siding, and custom windows, this Craftsman-inspired design as plenty of charm.




Detroit Home Design Award Winners!

Last week Thursday, the ninth annual Detroit Home Magazine Design Awards Gala was held in Sterling Heights, Michigan to honor the best and brightest building and design professionals in the Detroit Metro area.  During the ceremony, held at the GM Heritage Center, 57 categories of awards were given out to the innovators and designers that are pushing the envelope in residential and commercial design.  Visbeen Architects was honored with three of these prestigious awards, including first place in Commercial Architecture for the design of AK Rikks, bringing our Detroit Home Design Award total to over 40 in the last seven years.








AK Rikks
1st Place - Commercial Building/Architecture
Architecture, Interior Architecture & Store Design by Visbeen Architects, Built by Lamar Construction, Interior Design by Jeffery Roberts

Our other awards included the following...














Pinecliff
2nd Place - Contemporary Architecture (under 4,000 square feet)
Interior Design by Julie Holmes

AK Rikks
3rd Place - Retail Interior Design
Architecture, Interior Architecture & Store Design by Visbeen Architects, Built by Lamar Construction, Interior Design by Jeffery Roberts

The rest of the award winners can be seen in the Spring 2013 edition of Detroit Home Magazine.

For ease of reading, please click here to view the full article on our website.


Detroit Home Design Award Winners!

We took home two awards from the Detroit Home Design Awards this month!

1st Place - New Model Home
Built by Falcon Homes, Interiors by Gallery Interiors

3rd Place - Small Remodel (less than 1,000 square feet)
Carlton
Built by Jeff Segard, Interiors by Donna Cohen
[Check out our previous blog post showing the before and after photos of this remodel - it was a doosie!]

To view all of the Detroit Home Design Award winners, check out the spring issue of Detroit Home Magazine on our website.

Have you voted yet?

The deadline for the 2012 Detroit Home Design Awards' Reader's Choice Award is fast approaching! Have you cast your vote yet? You only have until 11:59pm this week Friday, January 20, so click here for specific instructions on how to do so (our design is Entry #6). Please pass this along to your friends and family!

Carlton Shores (Entry #6)
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Carlton Shores

As you know from Monday's post, we are up for a Reader's Choice Award as part of the Detroit Home Design Awards with our residential design called Carlton Shores. Here is a more in-depth introduction to this contemporary twist on the American lodge:

A fresh take on a time-tested favorite can be risky, but the Carlton Shores design is an example of a risk worth taking. This sprawling cottage harkens back to the Arts & Crafts revival, while still managing to exude contemporary appeal. The home sits on the property like a great hunting lodge with its use of exposed wood trim and brackets. A striking array of windows gives the exterior an inviting look, as if to defy the elements and welcome nature right in.

Simplicity rules the interior of the home, leaving the dramatic decorating to the outside views. A creative use of natural materials, such as wood and marble, compliment the flora-and-fauna focus of the home’s aesthetic. Every wall is dominated by glass. Windows of every shape and size allow residents to take in their surroundings, while creating a spacious, open atmosphere. The curving wooden staircase with its high ceilings gives the impression you are climbing into the trees.

A soaring two-story vaulted ceiling covers the indoor pool area, which includes a kitchenette and sitting room. Glass doors open out to a vanishing pool and sundeck. All of this has been designed with the stunning lake vistas in mind. A beautiful deck and boardwalk lead from the house down to the shore, giving homeowners beach access.












Don't forget to vote for this beauty before January 20! Click here to read instructions on how to cast your vote.

We need your votes!

It's time again for the Detroit Home Design awards and we need your votes! We are up for a reader's choice Best Overall Home Award with one of our projects, Carlton Shores. Here is how to cast your vote...

Step 1: Visit Detroit Home Design Awards' ballot webpage for the 2012 Reader's Choice for Best Overall Home:
Step 2: Scroll down and select Carlton Shores, which is Entry #6.
Step 3: Scroll down to the bottom of the page where you are asked to enter your email address, answer a simple math question and then click, "Place your vote!"

The deadline for voting is January 20, 2012, so please cast your vote now and pass this along to all of your friends and family. We need as many votes as possible to hopefully win our first ever Detroit Home Design Awards Reader's Choice!

Detroit Home Design Awards Winner!

Yesterday, Visbeen Associates staff members attended the Detroit Home Design Awards in Troy, MI put on by Detroit Home Magazine. We won 13 awards, including the highest honor of Best Overall Home for Kearney Hill! Here are the accolades we received and a few photos from the event:

Best Overall Home
Kearney Hill
Builder: Insignia Homes, Interior Designer: Julie Holmes

2nd Place, Vacation Home under 3,000 sq ft
Clareville
Builder: Jeff Segard, Interior Designer: Julie Holmes

3rd Place, Vacation Home under 3,000 sq ft
Rylestone
Builder: Douglas Sumner Builder, Inc., Interior Designer: Rick Whallon

3rd Place, Vacation Home under 3,000 sq ft
Sunsweet Hill
Builder: Distinctive Homes, Interior Designer: Kim Waltman

2nd Place, Vacation Home over 3,000 sq ft
Kearney Hill
Builder: Insignia Homes, Interior Designer: Julie Holmes

3rd Place, Vacation Home over 3,000 sq ft
Inverness
Builder: BDR, Inc., Interior Designer: Julie Holmes, Mary Buikema

2nd Place, Contemporary Architecture over 4,000 sq ft
Sinclaire
Builder: Mike Schaap Builders, Inc., Interior Designer: Missy Pratt

3rd Place, Contemporary Architecture over 4,000 sq ft
Reynard
Builder: Jeff Segard, Interior Designer: Donna Cohen

3rd Place, Traditional Architecture over 4,000 sq ft
Petoskey
Builder: David C. Bos Homes, Interior Designer: Shelly Nietering

2nd Place, Kitchen between 201 & 500 sq ft
Inverness
Builder: BDR, Inc., Interior Designer: Julie Holmes, Mary Buikema

In addition to the accolades above, we were awarded in several detail categories:

3rd Place, Deck/Patio/Porch
3rd Place, Gate/Fence/Wall
3rd Place, Exterior Use of Stone, Tile, Concrete


Jonathan Lorenz, Marcy Stellin, Megan TerVeen & Ryan LaHaie waiting for the ceremony to start

Awards Attendees

Awards Presentation

Angela Mulder, Megan TerVeen & Marcy Stellin with our many awards!

To view the full story published in Detroit Home Magazine, click here.

Detroit Home Design Awards

1st Place Best Contemporary Residential Architecture
1st Place Best Traditional Residential Architecture
2nd Place Best Traditional Residential Architecture
2nd Place Best Vacation Home
2nd Place Best Vacation Home
2nd Place Specialty Room
2nd Place Wine Cellar
2nd Place Closet

3rd Place Conservatory/Screen Room/Sunroom