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While more modest in scale than past awardees, this year’s six Record Houses—all of them primary residences—make their own big, bold moves that help to set them apart.

Residential landscapes by Surfacedesign, Design Workshop, and LaGuardia Design Group repair the land, heal ecosystems, and look good while doing it.

The Pioneer Square adaptive reuse project marks the local firm’s first major hospitality commission.

The first tasting room in the state to incorporate rammed-earth construction joins a growing number of Willamette Valley wineries where architecture is as carefully crafted as the wine.

Designed by Bord Architectural Studio, the vineyard features a pair of saucer-shaped volumes integrated into the surrounding landscape.

Featuring ample communal outdoor space, the 67-unit Northview Pointe is scaled to a low-density residential neighborhood.

In the secluded beach town of Mazunte, the Cocolia Hotel and its guest cabins, built from local stone and wood, are sensitively embedded in the jungle landscape.

Located in Redwood City, 500 County Center is the first mass-timber civic building in the U.S. to achieve net zero energy.

Set into a hillside, Rancho El Bosque comprises six largely independent dwelling modules, including a trio of two-bedroom duplexes.

The sustainable centerpiece of this immense mixed-use development, master planned by Hariri Pontarini Architects, is an innovative deep-lake-water cooling system.