![]() One theme throughout is clear, though, that the smallness of the work is perhaps the biggest advantage for the small project practitioner. This book asks the question, are there unique and defining qualities to small projects? With the contributing authors insightful chapter introductions, along with the formatting and sequencing of work within each chapter, there exists a means to compare award winning projects and arrive at one s own conclusion. Organized into four chapters Objects and Pavilions, Houses, Details, and Adaptive Reuse/Interiors this book reveals that small projects have properties, uses, foci, and contexts that are distinct from architecture that operates at larger scales. Enough time has passed to meaningfully revisit and showcase previous award winning work, and to provide a record for readers to take stock of the evolution of the Small Project Awards program as a whole. ![]() This publication coincides with the tenth year of the AIA Small Project Awards program. ![]()
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