SF Chronicle Mondavi Sets the Bar
Jess Lander of The San Francisco Chronicle writes that “Robert Mondavi has set the bar for all future winery renovations.”
Jess Lander of The San Francisco Chronicle writes that “Robert Mondavi has set the bar for all future winery renovations.”
Ryan Waddoups provides an in-depth look at the Robert Mondavi Winery transformation for Galerie Magazine.
In Parade Magazine, Meghann Foye explores how the transformed Robert Mondavi Winery hospitality experience reflects advancements across the entire winemaking process, from vineyard to cellar.
In “A Campus Building That Asks Students to Slow Down,” for Metropolis Magazine, architecture critic Sam Lubell holistically examines the Contemplative Commons’ design intentions within the University of Virginia’s academic and architectural context.
Six projects by Aidlin Darling Design are featured in Out There: New Architecture Across America, a critical survey of 50 firms whose work is distinguished by a profound connection to place.
Philip Jodidio’s latest volume for Taschen, Homes for Our Time. Sustainable Living, features the Three Gables Residence.
Maddison Cochran writes about the High Desert Retreat for The Local Project.
Erin Crowden writes about the Trestle Residence for The Local Project.
Josephine Minutillo captures the spirit of the Contemplative Commons in, “Mind and Matter: A Building and Site for Contemplative Practice Takes Shape at the University of Virginia,” for Architectural Record, January 2026.
Interior Design marked the 20th anniversary of the Best of Year Awards with a special commendation, the “Best of the Best Awards,” recognizing the most iconic projects of the past two decades. The Prow is included among the honorees.