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authorDawn Watson on Jan 28, 2013

Bridgehampton-based Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects won three awards at the American Institute of Architects Long Island Chapter’s 48th annual Archi Awards in January.

Firm principals Frederick Stelle, Michael Lomont and Viola Rouhani were recognized for their work during a ceremony on January 9 at Oheka Castle in Huntington. The awards earned by the firm included an AIA Excellence in Architecture Archi Award and an AIA Excellence in Architecture Commendation Award for Sustainable Design for the Shore House in Amagansett and an AIA Excellence in Architecture Commendation Award for the House by the Pond in Water Mill.

For more information on Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects, visit stelleco.com.

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