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Best homes in Los Angeles honored at 2025 AIA|LA Residential Architecture Awards

By Niall Patrick Walsh|

Monday, Jun 16, 2025

Graoni Beach House, by Montalba Architects. Image credit: Kevin Scott

The American Institute of Architects Los Angeles has honored 18 residential projects at the 2025 AIA|LA Residential Architecture Awards. The projects, based in the greater Los Angeles region and beyond, were recognized in categories comprising ADUs, Affordable Housing, Alternative Housing, Adaptive Reuse, Multi-Family, Single-Family, and a new Resilient Design category.

The new Resilient Design category, making its debut at the 2025 edition, recognizes homes designed to withstand fire, earthquake, flood, and other natural hazards. “Submissions demonstrated thoughtful integration of materials, site-sensitive strategies, and systems designed for occupant safety and rapid recovery,” organizers note, also pointing to the projects’ attention to energy efficiency, carbon footprint reduction, and operational performance.

“These awards not only honor design excellence but also reinforce our commitment to empowering resilient, sustainable communities,” said Carlo Caccavale, Hon. AIA|LA, Executive Director of AIA|LA. “This year’s resilient category underscores our role in forging architecture that protects and inspires.” 

Below, we have rounded up the winners of the 2025 edition. You can compare this year’s selection to that of previous years by reviewing our ongoing coverage of the awards here.

Additions and Accessory Dwellings | Merit Award

Westchester ADU (Los Angeles, CA) by Bunch Design

Westchester ADU by Bunch Design. Image credit: Ye Rin Mok

Rhomboid Retreat (Los Angeles, CA) by DSH//architecture

Rhomboid Retreat by DSH//architecture. Image credit: Taiyo Watanabe

Affordable Housing | Merit

Las Palmas Apartments, (Los Angeles, CA) by KFA Architecture

Las Palmas Apartments, by KFA Architecture. Image credit: Jim Simmons

Affordable Housing | Honor 

Isla Intersections Supportive Housing & Paseo (Los Angeles, CA) by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects 

Isla Intersections Supportive Housing & Paseo by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects. Image credit: Eric Staudenmaier

Alternative Housing | Merit

Palm Springs Homeless Navigation Center, (Palm Springs, CA) by John Friedman Alice Kimm Architecture

Palm Springs Homeless Navigation Center, by John Friedman Alice Kimm Architecture. Image credit: Benny Chan

Alternative Housing | Honor 

Project Legacy, (Riverside, CA) by Hopson Rodstrom Design

Project Legacy, by Hopson Rodstrom Design

Adaptive Reuse/Renovation/Historic Preservation | Merit

Neutra Coe House (Rolling Hills, CA) by Hammond Design Studio. 

Neutra Coe House (Rolling Hills, CA) by Hammond Design Studio.

Adaptive Reuse/Renovation/Historic Preservation | Honor

Mid-Century Pavilion (Pasadena, CA) by Breland–Harper

Mid-Century Pavilion by Breland–Harper. Image credit: Nils Timm

Multi-Unit Residential – Small | Merit

South E8, (Raleigh, NC) by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects [LOHA]

South E8, by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects [LOHA] . Image credit: Keith Isaacs

Multi-Unit Residential – Large | Merit

AVA Arts District LA, (Los Angeles, CA) by OFFICEUNTITLED.

AVA Arts District LA, by OFFICEUNTITLED. Image credit: Vittoria Zupicich

Resilient Design Award | Merit 

Trancas House 2.0, (Malibu, CA) by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects.

Trancas House 2.0, by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects. Image credit: Paul Vu

Single-Family Residential - Medium | Citation

Mar Vista House No. 1, by Hopson Rodstrom Design

Mar Vista House No. 1, by Hopson Rodstrom Design. Image credit: Tim Hirschmann

Single-Family Residential - Medium | Merit

Graoni Beach House, by Montalba Architects

Graoni Beach House, by Montalba Architects. Image credit: Kevin Scott

Single-Family Residential - Large | Citation

Rustic Canyon Residence, by ASSEMBLEDGE INC

Rustic Canyon Residence, by ASSEMBLEDGE INC. Image credit: Yoshi Makino

Single-Family Residential - Large | Merit

Tree House by KAA Design

Tree House by KAA Design. Image credit: Roger Davies

Climate Positive Award Sponsored by Southern California Edison | Citation

ZEROHOUZ, (Signal Hill, CA) by ZEROHOUZ. 

ZEROHOUZ, by ZEROHOUZ. Image credit: Gallina G

Climate Positive Award Sponsored by Southern California Edison | Merit

Solar Futures House, (Los Angeles, CA) by students at Woodbury University. 

Solar Futures House, by students at Woodbury University. Image credit: Jorge Ruiz

Climate Positive Award Sponsored by Southern California Edison | Honor

House of Gables (Los Angeles, CA) by Yu2e

House of Gables by Yu2e. Image credit: Taiyo Watanabe

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Best homes in Los Angeles honored at 2025 AIA|LA Residential Architecture Awards

By Niall Patrick Walsh|

Monday, Jun 16, 2025

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Graoni Beach House, by Montalba Architects. Image credit: Kevin Scott

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Bunch Design
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DSH // architecture
DSH // architecture
KFA Architecture
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Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects [LOHA]
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John Friedman Alice Kimm Architects (JFAK)
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Hopson Rodstrom Design
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Breland – Harper
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Yu2e, Inc.
Yu2e, Inc.
HAMMOND DESIGN STUDIO
HAMMOND DESIGN STUDIO

The American Institute of Architects Los Angeles has honored 18 residential projects at the 2025 AIA|LA Residential Architecture Awards. The projects, based in the greater Los Angeles region and beyond, were recognized in categories comprising ADUs, Affordable Housing, Alternative Housing, Adaptive Reuse, Multi-Family, Single-Family, and a new Resilient Design category.

The new Resilient Design category, making its debut at the 2025 edition, recognizes homes designed to withstand fire, earthquake, flood, and other natural hazards. “Submissions demonstrated thoughtful integration of materials, site-sensitive strategies, and systems designed for occupant safety and rapid recovery,” organizers note, also pointing to the projects’ attention to energy efficiency, carbon footprint reduction, and operational performance.

“These awards not only honor design excellence but also reinforce our commitment to empowering resilient, sustainable communities,” said Carlo Caccavale, Hon. AIA|LA, Executive Director of AIA|LA. “This year’s resilient category underscores our role in forging architecture that protects and inspires.” 

Below, we have rounded up the winners of the 2025 edition. You can compare this year’s selection to that of previous years by reviewing our ongoing coverage of the awards here.

Additions and Accessory Dwellings | Merit Award

Westchester ADU (Los Angeles, CA) by Bunch Design

Westchester ADU by Bunch Design. Image credit: Ye Rin Mok

Rhomboid Retreat (Los Angeles, CA) by DSH//architecture

Rhomboid Retreat by DSH//architecture. Image credit: Taiyo Watanabe

Affordable Housing | Merit

Las Palmas Apartments, (Los Angeles, CA) by KFA Architecture

Las Palmas Apartments, by KFA Architecture. Image credit: Jim Simmons

Affordable Housing | Honor 

Isla Intersections Supportive Housing & Paseo (Los Angeles, CA) by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects 

Isla Intersections Supportive Housing & Paseo by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects. Image credit: Eric Staudenmaier

Alternative Housing | Merit

Palm Springs Homeless Navigation Center, (Palm Springs, CA) by John Friedman Alice Kimm Architecture

Palm Springs Homeless Navigation Center, by John Friedman Alice Kimm Architecture. Image credit: Benny Chan

Alternative Housing | Honor 

Project Legacy, (Riverside, CA) by Hopson Rodstrom Design

Project Legacy, by Hopson Rodstrom Design

Adaptive Reuse/Renovation/Historic Preservation | Merit

Neutra Coe House (Rolling Hills, CA) by Hammond Design Studio. 

Neutra Coe House (Rolling Hills, CA) by Hammond Design Studio.

Adaptive Reuse/Renovation/Historic Preservation | Honor

Mid-Century Pavilion (Pasadena, CA) by Breland–Harper

Mid-Century Pavilion by Breland–Harper. Image credit: Nils Timm

Multi-Unit Residential – Small | Merit

South E8, (Raleigh, NC) by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects [LOHA]

South E8, by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects [LOHA] . Image credit: Keith Isaacs

Multi-Unit Residential – Large | Merit

AVA Arts District LA, (Los Angeles, CA) by OFFICEUNTITLED.

AVA Arts District LA, by OFFICEUNTITLED. Image credit: Vittoria Zupicich

Resilient Design Award | Merit 

Trancas House 2.0, (Malibu, CA) by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects.

Trancas House 2.0, by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects. Image credit: Paul Vu

Single-Family Residential - Medium | Citation

Mar Vista House No. 1, by Hopson Rodstrom Design

Mar Vista House No. 1, by Hopson Rodstrom Design. Image credit: Tim Hirschmann

Single-Family Residential - Medium | Merit

Graoni Beach House, by Montalba Architects

Graoni Beach House, by Montalba Architects. Image credit: Kevin Scott

Single-Family Residential - Large | Citation

Rustic Canyon Residence, by ASSEMBLEDGE INC

Rustic Canyon Residence, by ASSEMBLEDGE INC. Image credit: Yoshi Makino

Single-Family Residential - Large | Merit

Tree House by KAA Design

Tree House by KAA Design. Image credit: Roger Davies

Climate Positive Award Sponsored by Southern California Edison | Citation

ZEROHOUZ, (Signal Hill, CA) by ZEROHOUZ. 

ZEROHOUZ, by ZEROHOUZ. Image credit: Gallina G

Climate Positive Award Sponsored by Southern California Edison | Merit

Solar Futures House, (Los Angeles, CA) by students at Woodbury University. 

Solar Futures House, by students at Woodbury University. Image credit: Jorge Ruiz

Climate Positive Award Sponsored by Southern California Edison | Honor

House of Gables (Los Angeles, CA) by Yu2e

House of Gables by Yu2e. Image credit: Taiyo Watanabe

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