— Awards

We appreciate our extraordinary clients, who have offered opportunities that have allowed us to stretch our creativity, curiosity, and technical skills over the years. The inventiveness and elegance of these collaborative efforts have been recognized through numerous regional, national, and international design awards.

Best of Houzz Service

Best of Houzz Service Award 2023

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Best of Houzz Design

Best of Houzz Design Award 2022

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Emerging Professional Friendly Firm

Emerging Professional Friendly Firms in New England
AIA, 2021

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Best of Houzz Service

Best of Houzz Service Award 2021

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Stairs in modern, sustainable home designed by Ruhl Jahnes

Gap Cove House Rockport, MA

Accessible Design Awards
Honor Award – Residential
Boston Society of Architects, 2019

Gap Cove House  
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Best Residential Architects in Boston Ranked #1 Full body of work

One of 2 founding partners
2017

Gap Cove House  

House of Shifting Sands Wellfleet, MA

Excellence in New Construction – Single Family Home

The Home Builders and Remodelers Association of Cape Cod (HBRACC)
3rd Annual Building and Remodeling Industry of Cape Cod and Martha’s Vineyard (BRICC) Awards, 2016

House of Shifting Sands  

Hawai’i Wildlife Center Halaula, HI

Inspirations Award
Contract Magazine in partnership with Tandus/Centiva, 2014

Hawaii Wildlife Center  
Truro Dune House

Truro Dune House Truro, MA

Custom Home of the Year
Builder’s Choice & Custom Home, Design Awards 2014

Truro Dune House  
The Hawaii Wildlife Center: A new wildlife rehabilitation facility on the Big Island of Hawaii combines offices, laboratories, wildlife treatment and recovery spaces, and educational facilities. Photo credit: Ethan Tweedie Photography

Hawai’i Wildlife Center Halaula, HI

2013 Honor Award for Design Excellence
Boston Society of Architects, 2013

Hawaii Wildlife Center  

Westport River House Westport, MA

Housing Design Citation
Boston Society of Architects, 2012

Westport River House  
The interior of the open-air education pavilion at the Hawaii Wildlife Center. The side walls are translucent corrugated polycarbonate to keep rain out and the end wall is composed of varying widths of fiber-cement slats, spaced apart at different intervals to allow for controlled natural ventilation from the steady trade winds. Photo Credit: Ethan Tweedie Photography

Hawai’i Wildlife Center Halaula, HI

Merit Award for Design Excellence
American Institute of Architects, New England, 2012

Hawaii Wildlife Center  

Hawai’i Wildlife Center Halaula, HI

Small Firms / Small Projects Design Citation
Boston Society of Architects, 2012

Hawaii Wildlife Center  

Westport River House Westport, MA

Small Firms / Small Projects Honor Award
Boston Society of Architects, 2012

Westport River House