The Future of Architecture Is Here: See the Visionary Homes That Just Won Big at the 2025 ICONIC Design Awards

The ICONIC Design Awards was designed to embrace integrity and inclusion. Our mission was to create an exciting awards competition with a foundation of integrity. 

Winners were evaluated by an esteemed jury of peers across the country. Entries were submitted and judged anonymously, and the ICONIC LIFE team was not involved in the judging process. There was no popular voting, no required professional association and no advertising requirement to submit an entree. 

Each year, we want this competition to represent the best designers and creatives in our community; it’s open to all professionals. 

To celebrate our outstanding design community–and the winners of our design competition– we hosted an elegant and exciting evening at the Scottsdale Center for Performing Arts on October 11, 2025, presented by Monogram Luxury Appliances and emceed by the acclaimed Catherine Anaya.

Excellence in Architecture Modern Custom Home Up To 3,500 SQ. FT.
Silver Prestigious Recognition
Sonora West Development, Inc.
The interior seamlessly blends with the surrounding desert landscape. Every element is crafted to provide a sophisticated, tranquil living experience.

The design features earthy tones and organic textures with neutral hues,  creating a serene backdrop. Rich wood finishes, stone countertops and custom cabinetry add warmth, while windows and sliding glass doors invite natural light and offer breathtaking views.

Serene’s living areas flow effortlessly into outdoor spaces. Patios, courtyards and private pools extend the home’s living area, creating ideal spaces for relaxation or entertaining.

The chef’s kitchen features luxury appliances, custom cabinetry and a quartz island. Technology is integrated throughout the home, ensuring ease of use and energy efficiency.

Spa-like bathrooms offer a sense of sanctuary. Ambient lighting, strategic skylights and recessed fixtures create a soothing atmosphere that enhances the home’s elegance.

Every detail in Serene is curated, resulting in a harmonious blend of luxury, comfort and connection to the land.

Resources:
Builder: Sonora West Development Inc.
Interior Design: Est Est Interior Design.

Excellence in Architecture Modern Custom Home 3,500 To 8,500 SQ. FT.
Silver Prestigious Recognition
Kendle Design Collaborative

Nestled amongst native vegetation is the Desert Fairways Residence. Its design captures the eye, with low masses that contrast with a dynamically folded metal plane. Changing hues of textured metal cast rhythmic shadows, recalling the ribs of a cactus, while rhythm masonry forms shield the interior from the sun.

Low walls guide one up to the front entry, creating a robust and welcoming presence. A metal sunshade casts light and shadow while vertical trellis screens the interior space. 

Inside, the ribbed metal fascia transitions to warm wood, and the palette of earth-derived materials continues.

A desert garden approaches the interior, its proximity heightened by a nearly frameless glass wall. Glimpses of the golf course appear through the low-water-use plantings. A pool reflects the sky while water cascades down, creating a soothing harmony of sound and visual delight. 

The themes of contrasting elements create a perfect balance and oasis.

Resources:
Architecture: Kendle Design Collaborative.
Interior Design: Holly Wright Design.
Landscape Architect: GBtwo Landscape Architecture.
Lighting Designer: Creative Designs in Lighting.
Photography: Ema Peter Photography.
General Contractor:R.J. Gurley Construction.

ICONIC Award
The Construction Zone

Nestled into an undisturbed lot on Camelback Mountain, this residence seamlessly integrates with its rugged hillside setting. The site presented two distinct washes, including a prominent central wash that informed the building’s footprint and orientation. Preserving the wash’s natural flow, the residence bridges over it, dividing the structure into three volumes.

Two wings extend northward, capturing sweeping views of the valley and Camelback Mountain. In contrast, the third wing, housing the communal spaces and primary suite, extends perpendicularly, framing the pool deck against the mountain backdrop. Connecting these volumes is the glass-enclosed entry, which floats above the central wash. This connective core celebrates the desert terrain, serving as a focal point while unifying the overall building.

The site’s natural slope allows for the creation of a lower level, further enhancing the connection to its environment. This residence is a testament to innovative design that harmonizes and respects the natural environment. 

Resources:
Cabinetry: Ak Studio.
Lighting: Artcraft.

Excellence in Architecture Modern Custom Home More Than 8,500 SQ. FT.
Gold Prestigious Recognition
Kendle Design Collaborative

Protected by a silhouette of folding metal planes and masonry, this residence recalls the contrasting characteristics of a geode shimmering in the sun. Inside, glass extending to the outer shell-like roof fills the space with daylight. The material palette lightens and becomes more intimate through the use of various wood species and natural materials.

Beyond the foyer is a lush courtyard. Basins capture and release rainwater during the monsoon season, allowing the landscape to flourish. Meanwhile, the great room boasts distant views of Camelback Mountain.

On the south side, the home becomes more transparent, welcoming various terraces and the negative-edge pool’s cascading waters, which support the house’s passive cooling strategy. Dining areas, fire features, and a comfortable open-air cabana complete the idyllic scene.

The home draws on nature and the fluidity of expression afforded by a modernist approach to design, celebrating the joys of living in the Arizona desert.

Resources:
Architecture: Kendle Design Collaborative.
Interior Design: Wiseman & Gale Interiors.
Landscape Architect: Colwell Shelor Landscape Architecture.
Lighting Designer: Creative Designs in Lighting.
Photography: Ema Peter Photography.
General Contractor: GM Hunt Builders & Remodelers.

Excellence in Architecture Semi-Custom Home In A Community
Gold Prestigious Recognition
Camelot Homes

This semi-custom residence embodies architectural sophistication for modern desert living. Located in a boutique community, the property strikes a balance between privacy and neighborhood connection.

The home’s low-profile silhouette and restrained palette establish an architectural language that’s refined and rooted in place. Vaulted ceilings with exposed oak beams create a warm ambiance, while pocketing glass doors dissolve boundaries between interior and exterior.

From the great room to the open kitchen and through to the private fountain courtyard, the layout supports seamless entertaining and quiet retreat. Carefully layered architectural elements add depth and rhythm.

A marble fireplace serves as the heart of the home. Integrated indoor-outdoor living zones, a wine wall that anchors the dining area and a secluded primary suite all demonstrate the precision of the architectural planning.

This home stands as a testament to the power of semi-custom design, rooted in strong architectural vision and elevated through customization.

Resources:
Interior Design: Camelot Homes & Pacific Dimensions.
Architecture: Forest Studio.
Landscape Design: Creative Environments.

Silver Prestigious Recognition
Cullum Homes

Nestled in an upscale Scottsdale enclave near the Phoenician Resort, Desert Sanctuary is a modern architectural gem that harmonizes with the Sonoran Desert’s allure. Its design features clean lines, accented by floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the interior with golden light and frame views of Camelback Mountain. Clad in smooth stucco with dark metal trim, the exterior blends seamlessly with minimalist xeriscape gardens and subtle uplighting.

Inside, the open-plan living area showcases a striking linear fireplace as its centerpiece, paired with a sleek kitchen island featuring pendant lighting and plush seating. Large glass panels slide open to connect the space to expansive terraces, where an infinity-edge pool and outdoor fire features extend the luxurious ambiance. The spa-inspired bathroom, illuminated by a skylight, boasts a wave-patterned accent wall and a deep soaking tub, offering a tranquil retreat.

With its contemporary elegance and seamless indoor-outdoor flow, the Desert Sanctuary redefines upscale desert living.

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Excellence in Architecture Renovation
ICONIC Award
180 Degrees Design + Build

The Rahav Residence is a bold transformation of a 1979 Phoenix home reclaiming its architectural identity. Once a dark, enclosed structure, the home has been opened to light, air, and landscape through a renovation centered on clarity, flow and balance.

Key elements of the original design were preserved, including the curvilinear form, granite brick facade and copper roof. These original materials were preserved and celebrated.

The plan features a layered courtyard concept. A pool, steel-framed shade structure, and multiple terraces create a series of spaces that respond to light, privacy and movement. 

Walls were removed and replaced with glass, allowing interior spaces to breathe and connect directly to the landscape. Warm cedar cladding and refined steel details bring texture and precision while complementing the home’s desert palette.

The result is an ICONIC piece of desert architecture, redefined for the present.

Resources:
Contractor: Rare Form Builder.

Silver Prestigious Recognition
PHX Architecture

The goal was to create a space that celebrates Native American artistry and craftsmanship in an environment that is both sophisticated and deeply respectful of heritage.

Spanning more than 8,000 square feet, the transformed shop is a seamless blend of tradition and contemporary design. Key features include an outdoor sculpture garden, a textile gallery and a private viewing room. The architecture draws directly from the region’s cultural history.

Sightlines were opened to guide visitors through the space intuitively, while flexible display systems were integrated to accommodate a rotating selection of art, jewelry and textiles. Natural light was maximized without compromising conservation needs, and every material was selected to enhance the authenticity of the experience.

The shop is a place where visitors and collectors can access the highest quality of Southwestern Native American creative practices. This design captures that vision, offering an immersive, reverent setting that is designed to inspire.

Resources:
Builder: A.R. Mays Construction.
Architecture: PHX Architecture.
Interior Design: SB Design.
Lighting: Creative Design in Lighting.
Photography: Austin LaRue Photography.

Gold Prestigious Recognition
180 Degrees Design + Build

The team was tasked with introducing an architectural expansion to a widely published 1994 residence in North Scottsdale. The design challenge was to expand the livable footprint, create new interior and exterior environments, and deepen the residence’s relationship with land and light without altering its architectural voice.

The main living volume was extended, shifting the western glazing wall outward to embrace desert views and create room for socializing. Every gesture was made in response to the home’s existing spatial language,  requiring a rigorous understanding of its original geometry. 

A steel trellis floats at the expanded threshold, echoing the roof’s fractured silhouette and filtering sunlight into patterns that animate the canyon wall throughout the day. The pool extends the plan toward Black Mountain, while a bridge separates it from the home. Inside, the gathering space and kitchen are framed by expansive windows. 

The result is a transformation that amplifies the home’s spirit.

Excellence in Architecture Historic Preservation
ICONIC Award
ALINE Architecture Concepts

A redevelopment project in South Scottsdale transformed into a story of architectural preservation. At the center was a 1964 Mid-Century Modern structure designed by Ralph Haver’s firm. The Queen was slated for demolition—until a community-led effort to “Save the Queen” sparked a new path forward.

The Queen was relocated three miles away and integrated into a hospitality concept: Oliver’s Modern American. The design honored the spirit of the original structure while updating it for modern use. The Queen’s signature roofline was preserved. 

One of the project’s challenges was designing a flexible shell before the restaurant concept was finalized. A clean roof structure enabled the integration of systems while preserving the integrity of the form.

Surrounding Polynesian-style gardens were restored to reinforce the indoor-outdoor flow, and expansive glazing frames the structure’s sculptural lines. 

This project is a testament to how preservation, creativity, and collaboration can breathe new life into ICONIC architecture.

Resources:
Client: Clayton Companies.
Interior Design: Social Design Studio.
Structural Engineering: Wright Engineering & Ardebili Engineering.
Landscape Design: On Site Landscape.

Excellence in Architecture Hospitality
ICONIC Award
George Oliver Design

Bond Phoenix is a transformation of the Biltmore Commerce Center, known for its bronze metal exterior and three-story atrium. The renovation had a clear mission: to create a workplace that prioritized wellness, hospitality and human connection.

The result is a richly layered, hospitality-infused space. Bond Phoenix is a place to thrive, connect and be inspired.

Resources:
Designer: Abby Kremer & Jay Sciarani.
Builder: RSG Builders.

Gold Prestigious Recognition
ALINE Architecture Concepts

Jin Jia is an expression of cultural storytelling through hospitality design. The concept draws inspiration from the Chinese Lantern Festival. The goal was to create a dining experience that honors tradition while welcoming a contemporary audience.

The design balances warmth and elegance through a natural palette. Textured stone, light wood, and a faux-rammed-earth wall ground the space. Red and gold accents add vibrancy and meaning. Lanterns are thoughtfully layered throughout the space, reinforcing the theme of wonder and cultural depth.

Creative planning was essential, as the interior concept was developed before a site was selected. The final layout incorporates intimate and communal dining areas. Private booths feature sheer metal drapery for a sense of enclosure, and rotating round tables encourage shared meals in the spirit of traditional Chinese dining customs.

Jin Jia has offered guests more than a meal. The space invites visitors to slow down, connect and celebrate.

Resources:
Interior Design: Social Design Studio.
Millwork: AZ Direct Buy.
MPE Engineering: Ardebili Engineering.
Structural Engineering: A.V. Schwan & Associates.
General Contractor: MCI Builders.

Silver Prestigious Recognition
ALINE Architecture Concepts

A redevelopment project in South Scottsdale transformed into a story of architectural preservation. At the center was a 1964 Mid-Century Modern structure designed by Ralph Haver’s firm. The Queen was slated for demolition—until a community-led effort to “Save the Queen” sparked a new path forward.

The Queen was relocated three miles away and integrated into a hospitality concept: Oliver’s Modern American. The design honored the spirit of the original structure while updating it for modern use. The Queen’s signature roofline was preserved. 

One of the project’s challenges was designing a flexible shell before the restaurant concept was finalized. A clean roof structure enabled the integration of systems while preserving the integrity of the form.

Surrounding Polynesian-style gardens were restored to reinforce the indoor-outdoor flow, and expansive glazing frames the structure’s sculptural lines. 

This project is a testament to how preservation, creativity and collaboration can breathe new life into ICONIC architecture.

Resources: Client: Clayton Companies.
Interior Design: Social Design Studio.
Structural Engineering: Wright Engineering.
MPE: Ardebili Engineering.
Landscape Design: On Site Landscape.

Excellence in Architecture Lighting Design
Silver Prestigious Recognition
Creative Designs in Lighting

The celebration of Native American art and culture has been the mission of this internationally recognized museum since its founding in 1929. The user experience was to be renovated as an extension of the gallery’s refined exhibitions. The challenge was to simplify the cluttered ceiling and provide museum-quality illumination.

The team reimagined the historic space with a modern take on southwestern heritage and a Santa Fe-inspired aesthetic. Each space features unique ceilings, doors and display case treatments made from reclaimed wood and hand-carved designs. The lighting needed to integrate into the architecture and ‘disappear’ while showcasing the artifacts of Native artisans. 

Throughout the 8,633-square-foot shop, energy-efficient LED fixtures replaced existing halogen lamps to reduce energy usage. 

A new dimming system was installed, and automated night scenes were programmed to reduce energy.

The project was made possible by donors supporting the arts.

Resources: Architecture: PHX Architecture.
Interior Design: SB Designs.

Gold Prestigious Recognition
Robert Singer & Associates

This retreat utilizes cutting-edge technology throughout the home. Designed to synchronize with a person’s circadian rhythm, the lights are programmed to dim and warm in the early and late hours of the day. Modern architectural forms are highlighted and complemented with linear fixtures and square aperture downlights.

Resources:
Architecture: Charles Cunniffe Architects.
Interior Design: Charles Cunniffe Architects.
General Contractor: Hansen Construction.
Landscape Design: DHM Design.
Photography: Draper White Photography.

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Excellence in Architecture Transitional Custom Home 3,500 To 8,500 SQ. FT.
Silver Prestigious Recognition
Urban Design Associates

Nestled above Pine Canyon’s rolling greens, this mountain retreat blends rustic charm with modern luxury. The distinctive roofline combines traditional mountain style with contemporary elements. Raw timber posts and sleek gunmetal steel create a cozy yet modern aesthetic that flows seamlessly from the outside in.

A foyer that leads to the great room with a custom-designed gunmetal steel fireplace and expansive views. The open concept extends onto multi-layered patio spaces, offering unique vantage points.

The home’s layout primarily functions on a single level, with guest spaces located below. Notable features include a golf simulator room and a spa with a sauna and a jacuzzi. The primary bathroom’s floor-to-ceiling windows invite the forest indoors.

The kitchen features white and blue cabinetry, a gunmetal hood, and an island that opens to a BBQ patio. An auto court greets visitors. This home is a true gem within the community.

Resources:
Builder: Builder’s Showcase.

Excellence in Architecture Modern On-The-Boards Up To 3,500 SQ. FT.
Gold Prestigious Recognition
designtank
Roja is a carefully composed intersection of past and present—where architectural heritage is preserved and reinterpreted for modern living. Situated in the F.Q. Story Historic District, this nearly 100-year-old Mission Revival residence underwent a transformation. 

Terracotta lies at the core of Roja’s design identity. The rich, burnt red tones of the original roof tiles, floors and architectural accents inspired the home’s name and palette for its new construction, creating visual and material continuity. This deliberate integration grounds the home’s historic fabric while establishing a bold, modern character.

The architecture fuses Mission Revival influences with a contemporary sensibility. Earthy plaster walls, warm wood tones, and natural stone create an atmosphere that feels both timeless and contemporary. 

Roja embodies a philosophy of livable minimalism. The layout prioritizes flow, comfort, and connection, offering a serene and tailored environment.

This is not simply a renovation—it’s a revival, bridging eras with sensitivity, creativity and grace.

Resources:
Interior Design: Kaitlyn Wolfe.
Other notable mentions: CO2 Homes.

Excellence in Architecture Modern On-The-Boards 3,500 To 8,500 SQ. FT.
Gold Prestigious Recognition
Tate Studio Architects

Nestled on a picturesque five-acre hillside, Casa Sundial is designed to harmonize with its desert setting. This single-level, 5,400-square-foot home curves to follow the natural contours of the land. The west wing will be embedded into the hillside. Meanwhile, the easternmost end of the home gently steps back down into the site.

Concrete walls anchor the house and are integrated throughout the design. The thoughtful layout allows each room to flow into the next, ultimately opening to the pool and patio. 

An outdoor kitchen, dining space and lounge extend from the central living area, echoing the interior layout. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows pocket into the walls, providing 180-degree views and connecting the interiors to a negative-edge pool and spa. With a refined palette of cast-in-place concrete, metal panels, exposed concrete and glass, Casa Sundial contrasts with the terrain while following its contours in form, exemplifying harmony with its surroundings.

Silver Prestigious Recognition
The Construction Zone

Set against the ICONIC red rock landscape of Sedona, Arizona, Redstone Horizon emerges as a quiet monolith, both guarded and grounded in the surrounding red rock terrain, yet open to the sweeping valley views. The residence is organized as a low, horizontal composition that embraces the desert topography while maximizing connections to the surrounding cliffs and sky.

Clad in site-inspired red sandstone, the architecture dissolves into the environment during golden hour, blurring the line between built and natural. Glazed openings are positioned to frame ever-changing vignettes of the Sedona landscape, allowing daylight and distant vistas to animate the interior. The roofline hovers, lighting above the massing, introducing moments of shadow and contrast that heighten the sense of place. 

More than a home, Redstone Horizon is a carefully calibrated response to Sedona’s unique geology —a light, quiet retreat designed to both shelter and reveal.

ICONIC Award
Stratton Architects

The core of this home lives under a floating pavilion and butterfly roof. The roof captivates and pulls the guests in, immediately opening to the captivating view of Camelback Mountain. Transparency, through the home, which spills out onto the terraced yard, was critical during the early planning process and design, and has been crafted meticulously in collaboration with the landscape architect.

This striking roof form acts as shelter from the Arizona sun, creating moments of shade and shadow that ripple across the organic materials of the home. Limestone, granite, steel and concrete form the material palette and foundation for this elegant piece of modern architecture. 

This project was a work of art in its own right. It was immensely challenging getting these corner glass doors to pulley pocket away while allowing the butterfly roof to soar above. The wind loads, cantilevers and design made this a unique and challenging project. 

Resources:
Interior Design: George Oliver Design.
Landscape Design: Greey Pickett.

Excellence in Architecture Modern On-The-Boards More Than 8,500 SQ. FT.
Silver Prestigious Recognition
Stratton Architects

From the street, the home appears almost sculptural in design. The minimalist exterior presents a refined silhouette that blends effortlessly with the natural environment. However, once inside, the design unfolds more dynamically and engagingly. 

The layered rooflines create a sense of movement and depth, drawing the eye upward and giving the interior a feeling of spaciousness. The negative edge is centered on an unobstructed view of the mountain.  The primary suite is cantilevered to capture the best views of the surrounding landscape. 

The steep slope and topography make the design and space planning more challenging. The challenge was to maintain a balance between staying connected to the land and maximizing the stunning views while ensuring the structure doesn’t appear out of place. Creative solutions, such as utilizing cantilevered rooms, staggered levels and strategic openings, enable the home to blend with the landscape while still offering unobstructed views of the surrounding desert.

Resources:
Builder: Bink Development.
Interior Design: Mara Interior Design.
Landscape Design: Greey Pickett.

ICONIC Award
Stratton Architects

Perched below a mountain backdrop, this residence strikes a balance between bold architectural expression and nature. With two levels above ground and two integrated below, the home uses vertical and horizontal spatial opportunities to create a seamless living experience.

The upper volumes of the house present a modern composition that appears to float above the terrain. Cantilevered rooflines, glazing and minimalist detailing evoke a sense of weightlessness. 

Indoor and outdoor spaces blend seamlessly through the consistent use of natural materials, allowing the surrounding desert to feel as though it flows directly through the home.

Below the surface, two levels are embedded into the site. These levels are anything but concealed, as natural light floods through strategically placed courtyards and light wells. Here, entertainment zones, wellness facilities and intimate lounges offer cool refuge.

The home maximizes views at every opportunity. Every design decision honors the desert context while celebrating modern luxury.

Resources:
Developer: ALE Development.
Landscape Design: Berghoff Design Group.

Gold Prestigious Recognition
Drewett Works

When the owners of Bow Tie Ranch requested an “exciting piece of modernist architecture,” the architect responded with a bespoke home and casita tailored to their specific needs.

The front of the home features a glass entry with stairs that ascend to a great room and kitchen, offering mountain views through a 60-foot-wide wall of pocketing glass.

A skylight runs down the spine of the five-bedroom house. Glass walls retract in almost every room, opening to expansive patios. The home has a distinctive limestone, plaster and zinc angular butterfly roof with deep overhangs. Two dramatic ocular roof openings bring a playful element to the design.

The main house features a children’s wing, a high-performance theater, a working office, an extensive wine room, a gym, and a wellness center.

Outdoors, a Lautner knife-edge pool features an 80-foot-long swim lane, sunning platforms, a Baja shelf and a spa.

Resources:
Interior Design: Ownby Design.
Builder: Desert Star Construction.
Landscape Design: Greey Pickett.

Excellence in Architecture Transitional On-The-Boards More Than 8,500 SQ. FT.
ICONIC Award
Candelaria Design Associates

This home is currently under construction in North Scottsdale. The client wanted a modern prairie-style design that takes advantage of the city views and cantilevered roofs to shade it from the Arizona sun.

The site is sloped, requiring a stepped two-story solution with the main living areas on the upper floor and secondary spaces on the lower level. The client wanted to see pools from each level: one on the main level and the lower level. To visually connect the two pools, a full-length glass bottom was incorporated into the upper pool. The weight of this fully suspended pool necessitated the use of large, wide-flange beams for support. 

Water features are also incorporated at the front of the home. The auto court welcomes guests, and a glass bridge connects the main house to the guest house. A combination of steel and natural materials adds warmth and character to the composition.

Resources:
Builder: GS Fries Construction.
Interior Design: Est Est Interiors.
Landscape Design: Refined Gardens.

Silver Prestigious Recognition
Stratton Architects

This estate blends modern living and traditional forms. The steel and glass gallery entry draws the eye towards the front door and through to the backyard oasis. Exposed steel architectural elements create cohesive and elegant sightlines. 

The lot position and setbacks resulted in a unique building footprint; however, the great room concept features two-story high glass that captures the most breathtaking views in Arizona. 

The landscape and pool design were carefully crafted to complement the architecture. A zero-edge pool is flanked by green hedges and towering cypress trees, creating a one-of-a-kind estate.

Resources:
Builder: Arcadia Custom Builders.
Interior Design: Kaitlyn Wolfe.
Landscape Design: Berghoff Design Group.

Gold Prestigious Recognition
designtank

Rooted in tradition yet oriented toward the future, Aurelia is an expression of design in Arcadia Proper. The home pairs a classical form with minimalist restraint, resulting in a residence that is stately, elegant and modern.

Defined by its twin-gabled façade, the home establishes an architectural presence with a balanced, symmetrical composition. A restrained material palette grounds the structure in timelessness, while mixed metal detailing and blackened steel introduce subtle boldness. 

The layout is a symmetrical plan that evolves from classic to contemporary throughout the home.

Each level is designed to serve a purpose while maximizing natural light and views. The main level functions as the home’s heart with expansive living and entertaining spaces and the primary suite. The upper-level features three guest suites and a family room. Below, the walk-out level is dedicated to wellness and recreation. Each design decision reflects a commitment to context and craftsmanship.

Resources:
Builder: Bink Development.