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RECOGNITION Honor Award Southern California Chapter, AIA, for Milliron's Department Store, Los Angeles, California, 1949 Honor Award Southern California Chapter, AIA, for Mid-Wilshire Medical Building, Los Angeles, California, 1951 Design Award Progressive Architecture Magazine, for Bay Fair Shopping Center, San Leandro, California, 1953 Award Avenue of the Americas Association for Barton's Bonbonniere Candy Store, New York, New York, 1953 Merit Award National Chapter, AIA, for Northland Shopping Center, Detroit, Michigan, 1954 Honor Award Detroit Chapter, AIA, for Northland Shopping Center, Detroit, Michigan, 1955 First Design Award Progressive Architecture Magazine, for Urban Redevelopment project in Detroit (in association with Yamasaki and Stonorov), 1956 Merit Award Southern California Chapter, AIA, for Tishman Office Building, Los Angeles, California, 1957 Merit Award Southern California Chapter, AIA, for Pacoima Housing Project, Los Angeles, California, 1957 Merit Award Southern California Chapter, AIA for 16100 Ventura Blvd. Medical Building, Los Angeles, California, 1957 Award Citation Progressive Architecture Magazine, for Redevelopment Plan for Fort Worth, Texas, 1957 Award Citation Progressive Architecture Magazine, for Redevelopment Plan for Fort Worth, Texas, 1957 Gold Medal Award Memphis Chapter, AIA, for Outstanding Achievement in Architecture and City Planning, 1958 Merit Award National Association of Home Builders, for Neighborhood Development, La Mirada, California, 1958 Merit Award National Association of Home Builders, for Neighborhood Development, Maryvale, Arizona, 1959 Award Citation Progressive Architecture Magazine, for Charles River Park Urban Redevelopment project, Boston, Massachusetts, 1959 Commendation City of Beverly Hills, California, for "Consistency in Creating Contemporary Architectural Design of Outstanding Originality and of the Highest Aesthetic Appeal," 1959 Community Award Los Angeles Beautiful, Division of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce, for City National Bank Building, Venice, California, and World Savings and Loan Building, Lynwood, California, 1959 48 Award Factory Magazine, "Top Ten Plants of 1961," for Manufacturing Plant, Van Nuys, California, 1961 Award Citation Progressive Architecture Magazine, for Redevelopment Plan for Cincinnati, Ohio, 1962 Special Medallion Victor Gruen named by Rice University, Houston, Texas, as "Architect of the People" in program honoring eight American Architects for. "Contributions to a Socially Significant Architecture," 1963 Community Award Los Angeles Beautiful, Division of the Los Angeles Chamber of the Commerce, for Leo Baeck Temple, Los Angeles, California, 1964 Excellence in Community Architecture Citation California Council of the AIA, for Fulton Mall Development, downtown Fresno, California, 1965 Excellence in Community Architecture Citation Chicago reginal Council of the AIA, for Lincoln Square Development, downtown Urbana, Illinois, 1965 Excellence in Community Architecture Citation New York State Association of Architects, Regional Division of the AIA, for Midtown Plaza development, downtown Rochester, New York, 1965 Exhibits American Embassy, Paris, France American Federation of Arts, New York, N.Y. American Institute of Architects, Washington, D.C. American Museum of Natural History, New York, N.Y. Architectural League of New York, New York, N.Y. Brussels World's Fair, Brussels, Belgium Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, New York Congress of Union of Architects, Moscow, U.S.S.R. Eighth Pan American Congress of Architects, Mexico City Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia Long Beach Museum of Art, Long Beach, California Los Angeles County Museum, Los Angeles, California National Gallery of Art, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. National Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia San Francisco Museum of Art, San Francisco, California San Francisco World's Fair, San Francisco, California University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon U.S. Information Agency- International Building Exhibit, Berlin, Germany 49
