The annual Remodeling Design Awards recognize creative excellence in remodeling projects in nine categories and 26 subcategories. Read more
An entry canopy creates a welcoming path on this addition, which achieves great effects on a minimal budget. Read more
A city lounge in St. Louis, housed in a repurposed old warehouse, wins a Merit Award in the 2009 Remodeling Design Awards. Read more
This commercial remodeling project in Arkansas wins a Grand Award for its engaging design within a conservative budget. Read more
This award winner shows that green building principles can be successfully incorporated into a traditional-style home. Read more
This Grand Award winner in the 2009 Design Awards transformed a 50-year-old house into a sustainable home filled with natural light. Read more
A 1920s row house is transformed into a contemporary, energy- and resource-efficient building. Read more
This multifunctional space-saving kitchen is high on style and clever features. Read more
A 1922 Prairie-style home renovation in St. Paul, Minn., manages to be historically inspired without resorting to imitating the past. Read more
Architect Stephen Muse's award-winning residential addition in Washington, D.C. Read more
In this historic property in Los Angeles, the architect took the challenge of the building's historic designation and responded with creative solutions to create a cozy home. Read more
This small project/detail category winner shines for its creative solution to an entryway challenge. Read more
This award-winning design succeeds in providing additional space and light in this 1970s home. Read more
Sprocket Design-Build gives a Denver Victorian home circa 1882 modern sensibilities. Read more
Located on a spectacular site, the remodel of this mid-century home makes the most of available views. Read more
This award-winning 1928 bungalow remodel keeps its cozy feel while providing space for entertaining. Read more
Architect Jonathan Feldman increased the size of this urban San Francisco home not with additions but by connecting it to light, air, and the outdoors. Read more