Kudos: High Five

PATRICK CARNEY

Occupation: Architect

Home: San Francisco

Achievement: The architect’s chandelier design for the former Hamilton Hotel in San Francisco was selected by the American Institute of Architects as one of 14 recipients of the 2008 Small Project Awards. The program was established to recognize small-project practitioners for high quality and ingenuity in design resolution of small projects and to promote excellence in small-project design.

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