Grant Gillis is pleased to announce that their project Ceramic Slipways has been awarded a Citation from the 2023 AIA Los Angeles Next LA Awards, the only project to be recognized in the Interior Architecture category of this year’s awards. Ceramic Slipways is a remodel of the American Museum of Ceramic Art (AMOCA) in Pomona, CA, currently under construction. See more information on the AIA website.

Project Team:  Architect: Grant Gillis; Structural Engineer: Labib Funk + Associates; MEP Engineers: PBS Engineers; Lighting Design: The Ruzika Company
Learn more about AMOCA and the remodel on the AMOCA website.


Thank you to The Architect's Newspaper for selecting Grant Gillis’ project Ceramic Slipways to receive an editors' pick for AN's 2022 Best of Design Awards for the Unbuilt - Commercial, Cultural, Civic, and Education category!  Ceramic Slipways is an interior remodel of the American Museum of Ceramic Arts (AMOCA) in Pomona, California.

Project Team:  Architect: Grant Gillis; Structural Engineer: Labib Funk + Associates; MEP Engineers: PBS Engineers; Lighting Design: The Ruzika Company.
















Images Credits:
1—11:  Grant Gillis
12—17:  Taiyo Watanabe
18:  Courtesy Homeworks: Bronzeville (©Wes Tank/Tank Think)
19:  Courtesy Pete Castro
20—22:  Nils Timm  
23:  Courtesy MAK Center for Art and Architecure, Los Angeles
24—25:  Joshua White
26—27 : Grant Gillis
28—29:  Ryan Gobuty
30—31:  Courtesy Radical Craft
32:   Courtesy LA Forum for Architecture and Urban Design
33—34:  Grant Gillis

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