Clubhouse Design Excellence Awards

"Hospitality Design Clubhouse"

The existing 60,000 square foot oceanfront clubhouse has (3) distinct ocean front restaurants; The Ocean Room, Terrace Grille and The Beach Club. The new palate of finishes and colors reference the beach, ocean, landscaping a blue sky as viewed from the venues.

The American Institute of Interior Designers.

"Aging in Place"

The High End Senior Living owners and managers know a target market for new resident prospects comes from the luxury Golf and Country Club communities. These prospects have a comfort level with five star service and design and wish to maintain a quality of life to which they are accustomed. Our reimaging program for the 65,000 square foot Senior Living Facility is enhanced by our experience with country club design.

The American Institute of Interior Designers.

"Outdoor Living (Detached Area)"

A tropical oasis has been found as guests enjoy soft seating under the expansive pergola, draped with beautiful flowing fabrics that create a relaxing environment for diners and sunbathers alike.

The American Institute of Interior Designers.

"The Institutional Design Award"

A new 27 acre non-profit ESE (Exceptional Student Education) School includes a Research Program, Medical and Professional Services, Lower School Building and an Auditorium and Foundation Administrative Office Building. International and local visitors enter the Auditorium Lobby featuring a painted and stained 2 story Grand Stair. The Auditorium resides behind the Grand Stair and is designed for performances and teaching and research seminars. Technology is integrated for international on-line seminars. Upholstered walls provide acoustical absorption. Irwin auditorium seating has dark wood back panels. A drapery on the stage back wall opens to reveal a full wall projection screen.

The American Institute of Interior Designers.

"Merit Award for New Work"

The concept for the new clubhouse was to create a village of structures and amenities with many indoor and outdoor gathering spaces throughout the complex providing the sense of discovery and excitement similar to what can be found throughout small villages and towns in old world Europe with a contemporary twist to balance the familiar with the unexpected.

The Florida Southwest Association of the American Institute of Architects.

"Clubhouse of the Year"

The concept for the new clubhouse was to create a village of structures and amenities with many indoor and outdoor gathering spaces throughout the complex providing the sense of discovery and excitement similar to what can be found throughout small villages and towns in old world Europe with a contemporary twist to balance the familiar with the unexpected.

Golf Inc. Magainze.

"The Vision Award"

Peacock + Lewis Architects and Planners, LLC, one of the industry's top architectural and interior design firms for more than 50 years, and President Brian D. Idle were honored by the Club Spa and Fitness Association with the 2015 Vision Award, presented for the first time August 2-4 at the CSFA National Conference in Orlando, FL.

Club Spa Fitness Association.

"Excellence in Achievement Award"

Casual Dining Room Design of the Year & Fitness Center Design of the Year.

~BoardRoom magazine Excellence in achievement Awards.

"Design Excellence in Architecture Honor Award"

With a European flair, Phase I of a two phase clubhouse amenity complex was designed adjacent to an existing elliptical shape paver drive surrounding the "Village Green" where residents gather for outdoor movies, performances, events and tented presentations. Known as "The Shoppes," Phase I features a fitness center, spa and boutique street side cafe' which are accessed from small vias and plazas providing a sense of discovery and pedestrian scale to the village.

The Florida Southwest Association of the American Institute of Architects.

"Design Excellence Award of Hospitality Design, Spa & Fitness Center."

The new Fitness/Tennis Shop Building is located west of the aquatics complex and east of the tennis courts overlooking the Atlantic Ocean to enhance the causal lifestyle amenity offerings. The upper level of the new building connects back to the existing clubhouse for convenience with access to the existing Beach Club and new Card Rooms suite. The new building was designed with the same exterior materials and forms too blend nicely with the existing clubhouse buildings. Daylight harvesting techniques, views to the ocean and energy efficiency were considerations in the forms, finishes and orientation for this new building.

The American Society of Interior Designers.

"Design Excellence Award of Hospitality Design - Clubhouse."

The club announced its renovation project has been completed. Planned for two years, the project involved closing the club's nearly 30-year old clubhouse for eight months and spending $11.5 million to deliver a new look, more functional layout and fresh amenities that can all help attract new members to the property.

The most striking change from the project was the conversion of the former golf shop into a 4,700 sq-ft. open-air bar and casual grill called the 55th Hole. The new venue has glass walls that slide away to let the outdoors in and glass railings on the surrounding wraparound terrace allow unobstructed and colorful view of the practice range, sky and surrounding landscape of mature trees and colorful landscape.

The American Society of Interior Designers.

"Design Excellence Award of Hospitality Design - Clubhouse."

Designed as a new concept for the club of today, this is not your father's country club! With a European flair, Phase I of a two phase clubhouse amenity package was set adjacent to the paver drive surrounding the "Village Green" where residents gather for outdoor movies, performances, events and tented presentations. Phase I, known as The Shops at Vyne House, features a fitness center, spa and boutique street cafe named Fiona's.

The American Society of Interior Designers.

"Design Excellence Award of Workplace Office Design."

The office was designed to capture the executive's high energy, love for art work and European design style. The leadership qualities of the general manager were the main criteria for choosing the design elements. Reclaimed wood hardwood flooring, elements selected to reflect the executive's unique style and energy. The office is designed as a beautiful frame to showcase the colorful oversize canvas artwork thorough the space.

The American Society of Interior Designers.

"Architect of the Year Award"

The BoardRoom magazine "Excellence in Achievement" awards is the only private club industry award that recognizes the clubs' and business partners. Winners, each year, are selected for representing various aspects of course and club operations.

BoardRoom magazine Excellence in Achievement Awards.

"Design Excellence Award"

The Bistro Building was designed to offer members more casual dining in a relaxing and tropical poolside environment. The unique blue glass bar top is illuminated with LED lighting creating and intriguing focus for the space while making reference to adjacent pools. A display kitchen was designed to create a full menu of causal cuisine options. Dining at the Pool Bistro features a soaring 35' heavy timber ceiling over an outdoor bar which is clad with iridescent blue title and with a radius cut glass bar top. The artwork and fabrics on furnishing were coordinated with the feature bar tops to bringing the relaxed aquatics reference to the bistro indoor and outdoor dining experiences.

The American Society of Interior Designers.

"Design Excellence Award"

The interior design was inspired by the oak canopy over the winding drive from the entry thru the golf course to the clubhouse and the beauty of natural Florida landscaping along the way. Phase I renovation to the existing locker room wing included enhancing the Locker Entry and Gallery. The Gallery was designed with high ceilings and large windows offering abundant natural light. The designers took this opportunity to introduce the "Oaks" theme into the clubhouse interior design utilizing a limed, distressed "Oak" wood plank ceiling. Lake and Golf Course views from the clubhouse provide natural vistas to enhance the experience in the Everglades Meeting Rooms, Parlor, Grille Room, Library, Men's & Women's Lockers and Card Rooms. Fabric patterns, color palettes, artwork and design styles were inspired by this natural setting. Building on the success and positive member response of Phase I, Phase II of the East Clubhouse improvement program included integration of the interior decor and theme from Phase I into dining venues and the formal dining lobby. The featured highlight of Phase II are the custom designed, laser-cut, oak panels set in relief and illuminate to replicate the oak canopy experience on the arrival drive. The oak panels flank a settee set in a painted millwork elliptical arch creating the signature element of the club. The "Oaks" theme was also carried into a private dining "Garden Room" utilizing laser cut window and transom panels in the same oak motif.

The American Society of Interior Designers.

"Clubhouse of the Year (Runner-up)"

The 32,000sqft Spa, Salon & Fitness Center addition and renovation takes its inspiration from the seaside community where it resides. It's rich yachting history influenced our design aesthetic. Located in a setting filled with wildlife and surrounded by unspoiled natural estuaries, the color palette and artwork share this vision. The photographs of indigenous trees, birds and mangroves punctuate the interior.

Golf Management Company Directory

"Architect of the Year Award"

The BoardRoom magazine "Excellence in Achievement" awards is the only private club industry award that recognizes the clubs' and business partners. Winners, each year, are selected for representing various aspects of course and club operations.

BoardRoom magazine Excellence in Achievement Awards.

"Best Clubhouse Design"

North Palm Beach, Florida (Oct. 25, 2013) Peacock + Lewis Architects and Planners, LLC, known for its design innovation in the hospitality market, has been awarded Best in class for two projects by the America Society of Interior Designers' South Florida Chapter. The project receiving top honor for Best Clubhouse Design is Delray Dunes Golf & Country Club.

The American Society of Interior Designers.

"Best Spa/Fitness Center Re-design"

North Palm Beach, Florida Oct. 25, 2013. Peacock + Lewis Architects and Planners, LLC, known for its design innovation in the hospitality market, has been awarded Best in class for two projects by the america Society of Interior Designers' South Florida Chapter. The project receiving top honor for Best Spa and Fitness Center is the Ocean Reef Club.

The American Society of Interior Designers.

"Clubhouse of the Year"

On April 30, 2010, the membership of the Lost Tree Club voted with a 82% approval to replace their existing Clubhouse with a new facility on the same site. Conceived in "Island Classical" vernacular, the new building is designed with a main floor elevated seven feet above the original building to capture the best views of the golf course out of the dining venues. A variety of dining options are provided.

Golf Management Company Directory

"Architect of the Year Award"

The BoardRoom magazine "Excellence in Achievement" awards is the only private club industry award that recognizes the clubs' and business partners. Winners, each year, are selected for representing various aspects of course and club operations.

BoardRoom magazine Excellence in Achievement Awards.

"Award of Excellence"

The Sarasota Yacht Club has a deep commitment to the yachting tradition. Founded in 1926, SYC is one of the original 13 members of the Florida Council of Yacht Clubs. Members reflect that heritage: they are successful business and professional people from all parts of the United States and Europe. And because the club is member controlled, each of the club's facilities.

Architectural Woodwork Institute

"Silver Medallion Award"

Peacock + Lewis and the Ginn Company worked together on a number of projects at Tesoro Club in Port St. Lucie. The Two Story office building designed in the Mediterranean style was built just as the Ginn Development Company was breaking ground on the Tesoro Club Community. Named Tesoro Discovery Center, the office building was designed.

Treasure Coast Builders Association's