The editors of RECORD have now officially ended the submission period for the 2009 Kitchen & Bath Portfolio. Entry was open to any registered architect who recently completed an innovative residential kitchen and/or bath project. Selected entries will be featured in the September 2009 issue.

Photo © Kristopher Grunert

Trousdale Estates Subdivision
Assembledge+

An aging baby boomer gets an “eye-opening” face-lift.

Photo © Peter Bastianelli Kerze

Jackson Loft
Röm Architecture Studio

Accessibility makes for a movable feast.

Photo © 2007 Dale Lang

Circa 1920s Private Residence
Hotson Bakker Boniface Haden architects + urbanistes

A striking addition blends time and space.

Photo © Kristopher Grunert/Kristopher Grunert Imaging

Buena Vista Park Infill
CCS Architecture

When the island becomes the main event.

Photo © Tim Griffith

Astor Court Retrofit
Pan – Cosmotecture

Setting the scene with dramatic flair.

Photo © Etienne Frossard

Inner City Rehab
Christopher Tweel Architect

Kitchen and dining that flows from front to back.

Photo © Tom Arban Photography

Spatial Integration
Jean Orino Architect

A kitchen designed to disappear.

Photo © Sean Gelbaugh

A Cook's Tour de Force
Luce et Studio

A culinary room that functions and entertains.

Photo © Paúl Rivera, Archphoto, Inc.

Layers of White
Swift Lee Office

Textural elements modify stark simplicity.

Photo © Elon Schoenholz

Gillon Residential Addition
Shinberg.Levinas

Necessity makes way for an artful addition.

Photo Courtesy Shinberg-Levinas

Casa Domus
Garduño Arquitectos

A study in light and thoughtful indulgence.

Photo © Laura Cohen

Townhouse Master Suite
John Lum Architecture

A bath deconstructed for sensational views.

Photo © Sharon Risedorph

Fusion Suite
AB Design Studio

An Asian-style master bedroom opens to its bath.

Photo © Ciro Coelho Photography

Willard Street Residence Master Bath
Cary Bernstein Architect

A bath addition is placed amidst the branches.

Photo © David Duncan Livingston