NCAIA Winston-Salem

2013 AIA Winston-Salem Design Awards

Citation Award

December 12, 2013

at The Millennium Center in Downtown Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Edwin Bouldin Architect PA received an award for the Haw River State Park project.

Traditional Building Exhibition and Conference

April 25, 2012

The Graylyn International Conference Center Mews

Ed Bouldin was asked by the conference directors to present a presentation about the Graylyn International Conference Center.  Edwin Bouldin Architect PA presented the movie Graylyn: A Brief History 1932-1984.

North Carolina Park Superintendent's Yearly Conference

November 16, 2011

Haw River State Park

Ed Bouldin was asked by the State of North Carolina to do a presentation regarding issues of ADA Upfits at State Park Facilities.

The Winston-Salem Journal

Business Milestones

November 6, 2011

Edwin Bouldin Architect P.A. in Winston-Salem was the architect for the Western Office of the N.C. Department of Cultural Resources completed in February. The project received a 2011 Griffin Award by The Preservation Society of Asheville and Buncombe County and a 2011 Gertrude S. Carraway Award of Merit from Preservation North Carolina for the rehabilitation of the former 1932 African-American nurses' dormitory in the Oteen Veterans Administration Hospital Historic District. These awards recognize a project that preserves a building's historical and architectural features while allowing for a new compatible use.

The Historic Preservation Foundation of North Carolina, Inc.

2011 Gertrude S. Carraway Award of Merit

September 30, 2011

Edwin Bouldin Architect PA received an award for the Western Office of the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources project.

Ribbon Cutting for the Western Office of the North Carolina

    Department of Cultural Resources

May 27, 2011

The Preservation Society of Asheville and Buncombe County

2011 Giffin Award

May 24, 2011

at The Monte Vista Hotel in Black Mountain, North Carolina

Edwin Bouldin Architect PA received an award for the Western Office of the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources project.

Wake Forest Historical Museum Ribbon Cutting & Opening

    Celebration

November 14, 2010

NCAIA Winston-Salem

2009 AIA Winston-Salem Design Awards

Edwin Bouldin Architect PA received an award for the Ross Residence Addition project.

NCAIA Winston-Salem

2007 AIA Winston-Salem Design Awards

Edwin Bouldin Architect PA received an award for the Hutchinson House Restoration (Stone Mountain State Park, North Carolina) project.

AIA North Carolina

2006 Awards Program

Merit Award

Carver High School

Edwin Bouldin Architect PA received an award for the Carver High School project.

AIA North Carolina

1992 Awards Program

Honor Award

WFDD Radio Station

Edwin Bouldin Architect PA received an award for the WFDD Radio Station project.

Juror's Comment: This project grows on you under scrutiny.  Although it is a small radio station on a college campus and an addition to a farmhouse, it is very much its own creature as well.  The architect took advantage of the natural forces of the acoustics in shaping the building and creating an interesting geometry.  The building as a mediator between the farmhouse and the high-tech steel tower was interesting and successful.  It is, indeed, a fine effort.

Experiencing Architecture: From the Ground Up

December 1992 - March 1993

North Carolina Museum of Art

Shallowford Cliffs on Display

Visitors to the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh participated in a year-long educational exhibit about architecture.  From the Ground Up: Experiencing Architecture, opened on March 7, 1992 and ran until March 7, 1993, offering a wide array of lectures, films, workshops and other activities designed to encourage an exploration of various aspects of architecture.

One of the companion exhibits was the presentation of 24 award-winning buildings from North Carolina and surrounding states.  Photographs, drawings, models and floor plans of six different buildings were on display in the Museum's Education wing lobby, rotating each quarter during the course of the year.  The featured buildings were selected by the North Carolina Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA North Carolina).  All 24 selections were designed by North Carolina architects. 

Experiencing Architecture: From the Ground Up

March 1992 - May 1992

North Carolina Museum of Art

Reynolda Village on Display

Visitors to the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh participated in a year-long educational exhibit about architecture.  From the Ground Up: Experiencing Architecture, opened on March 7, 1992 and ran until March 7, 1993, offering a wide array of lectures, films, workshops and other activities designed to encourage an exploration of various aspects of architecture.

One of the companion exhibits was the presentation of 24 award-winning buildings from North Carolina and surrounding states.  Photographs, drawings, models and floor plans of six different buildings were on display in the Museum's Education wing lobby, rotating each quarter during the course of the year.  The featured buildings were selected by the North Carolina Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA North Carolina).  All 24 selections were designed by North Carolina architects. 

AIA North Carolina

1990 Awards Program

Honor Award

Shallowford Cliffs

Edwin Bouldin Architect PA received an award for the Shallowford Cliffs project.

Juror's Comment: There is a marvelous clarity of vision here, from conception to execution; from parti to detail.  The house is refreshingly modern, serene, elegantly sited, complex and beautiful.

AIA North Carolina

1988 Awards Program

Award for Excellence in Architecture

Reynolda Village

Edwin Bouldin Architect PA received an award for the Reynolda Village project.

Juror's Comment: This is a very neat adaptive re-use.  It is respectful of the original forms and landscape and is very sensitive to the original mood.