LOOM has received numerous major awards and recognition in design and architecture, including a 2002 Progressive Architecture Award for 49 Grace Street (squeeze play), a San Francisco residence, 1998 Progressive Architecture Award, a 1996 Progressive Architecture Citation, and two Honor Awards from the American Institute of Architects. Loom was recognized by the Architectural League of New York as one of the Emerging Voices in architecture in 1999. Their most recognized work includes Knox Garden in North Minneapolis, (published in Architecture, May 1996 and 97), Unfolding House in Bangkok, Thailand, (published in the New York Times, March, 1999, and the drawings were acquired by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art for its permanent collection), an installation entitled Physical Hygiene at the Southern Exposure Gallery, San Francisco, the Woman Suffrage Memorial, St. Paul, Minnesota, Onan Observatory in southwestern Minnesota, and a series of Folded Plate rug designs as part of the Tibetan Modern, Architects Collection for Elson & Company (the rugs were also acquired by the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art for its permanent collection).