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2002 EXCELLENCE IN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS
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The Excellence in Architecture Awards and Gala is a yearly event
held by the Fort Worth Chapter of the American Institute of
Architects to honor local architects, owners, contractors and
students for their vision, commitment to quality design and
craftsmanship.
Winners of 2002 Excellence in Architecture Awards
are...
 | James R. Wooten Service Award
Alan R. Magee, AIA |
| Young Professional Award
Jason M. Adams, Associate AIA |
| Twenty-Five Year Award
Windfohr - Marion Residence |
| Honorary Membership
Honorable Kay Granger
Jerre Tracy |
| President's Award
Lee Kirby, Allied Member
SDA Fort Worth |
| Quality In Construction Award
DMG Masonry, LTD
The DeMoss Company |
Design Awards Announced! The
winners are...
Click here for project details
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Honor Awards
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Godley High
School
Godley, TX
Owner: Godley ISD
Architect: Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford
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Tarrant
Regional Water District Administration Building
Fort Worth, TX
Owner: Tarrant Regional Water District
Architect: Gideon Toal |
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William E.
& Jean Jones Tucker Technology Center
Fort Worth, TX
Owner: Texas Christian University
Architect: Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford & Ellerbe
Becket |
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Merit Awards
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George Dawson
Middle School
Southlake, Texas
Owner: Carroll ISD
Architect: VLK Architects |
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American
Airlines September 11, 2001 Memorial
Flight Academy Courtyard - Fort Worth, TX
Owner: American Airlines
Architect: VLK Architects |
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The Cotton
Creek and Willow Tree Learning Center
Grand Prairie, TX
Owner: Grand Prairie Housing Finance Corporation
Architect: Gaylen Howard Laing Architect, Inc. |
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Student Projects
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Honor Awards
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Andorra,
re-designing the valley
Andorra, Spain-France
UTA, Universidad Politecnica de Catalunya-Barcelona
Students: Rod Bennett, Chris Macnaughton, Orlando Pizarro |
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Cultural/Visitor's
Center
Chaco Canyon
Student: Chris Hill |
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Merit Awards
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American
Indian Cultural Centre
New Mexico
Student: Bradley James Sliva |
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Computer
Tables for Architecture Faculty
Architecture Building at UTA
Student: Jeancarlo Saenz |
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Unbounded
Limits/Long Island City Gateway
Urban Design/Planning
Queens Plaza, New York, NY
Student: Andrej Gajdos |
Jury
This year's jury is comprised of the following distinguished
architects:
| Bernie Cywinski, FAIA; Principal, Bohlin Cywinski Jackson |
| Nonya Grenader, FAIA; Professor, Rice University |
| Robert Meckfessel, AIA; Principal, dsgn associates |
Gala
This year's Gala will be held on December 10, 2002 at River
Crest Country Club. In addition to the awards presentations,
display boards of the honored projects will be featured along with
acknowledgement of sponsors.
AIA Fort Worth requests your participation and support in this
event through one of the sponsorship levels listed below.
All Sponsors will receive credit in the event program, listing
on a sponsor board and formal introduction at the Gala, as well as
a line listing in the Chapter newsletter. To insure program
credit, sponsorships must be received by December 1, 2002.
SPONSOR LEVELS
| Friend: Up to $500.00 Receives Invitation to Gala |
| Sustainer: $750.00 Receives 2 Gala tickets |
| Patron: $1,000.00 Receives 4 Gala tickets |
| Benefactor: $2,000.00 Reserves 1 table for 8 at the Gala
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To become a sponsor, or for more information,
contact AIA Fort Worth at: aiafw@aiafortworth.org
/ 817-927-2411. Watch the November AIAFW newsletter for additional
information. Invitations will also be mailed to all
members.
2002 Awards
Committee
Committee Members:
| Paul Dennehy, AIA / Dennehy
Architects |
| Hemant Bhave, AIA / Systemates,
Inc. |
| Lee Hill, AIA / Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford |
| Richard Williams, AIA / GSBS
Batenhorst, Inc.
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| Richard Wintersole, AIA /
Richard Wintersole, Architect.
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CALL FOR
ENTRIES: 2002 EXCELLENCE IN ARCHITECTURE AWARDS PROGRAM
The AIA Fort Worth Excellence in Architecture Awards program
seeks to recognize design excellence by its members and students,
and to promote public interest in architectural excellence.
Eligibility
Eligibility is limited to members of the Fort Worth AIA Chapter
or students currently enrolled in accredited Texas colleges or
universities.
Entries must be submitted by the architectural design firm, and
the design submission must be primarily executed in an office
within the jurisdiction of the Fort Worth AIA Chapter. Where one
Architect is not the sole author, all participants substantially
contributing to the design of the project must be given credit.
All entries must have been designed or constructed within the
last five years. An individual or a firm may enter any number of
projects within each of the project types. For multi-building
projects, the Architect submitting the project (or portion
thereof) shall designate the authorship of each portion of the
project. The Design Awards Committee reserves the right to
disqualify any entry that does not comply with the eligibility
requirements. Fort Worth Chapter AIA does not accept
responsibility for errors in submission.
Awards
All projects will be evaluated on excellence in design,
regardless of project size, budget, type or location. The jurors
are charged to make such awards as they recognize and deem proper.
Awards may include the following:
| Honor Award |
| Merit Award |
| Student Award (Two $500.00 Scholarship Awards will be given
in the Student Award Category.) |
Entry Fees
Professional Fort Worth AIA Members $75 per entry Student
Projects $20 per entry No entry fees will be refunded
Submission
Submissions shall be 35mm slides arranged and numbered in a
standard carousel slide tray Requirements: enclosed in a standard
carousel box with no name identification on the exterior. A
maximum of 20 slides is allowed per submittal. Name of the project
and the Architect shall remain anonymous during the jury; do not
include any identification in the slides. A separate tray is
required for each entry. It is suggested that entrants obtain
duplicate slides to protect against accidental loss.
The first slide of each entry must be a title slide, containing
the following information: Project Type ONE SENTENCE Concept
Statement Project Square Footage Project Location Budget
(optional) Date of Completion
Following the title slide, each entry should include drawings,
if applicable to the project: Site plan and/or aerial photograph
and floor plan(s) may be combined. For multi-floor buildings, only
plans that adequately describe the configuration and envelope are
required. Plans should include a graphic scale and north arrow.
No specific views of the completed work are required. However,
slides shall give the jury a complete and comprehensive
understanding of the work as it pertains to the project type in
which it is submitted. Any project may be disqualified at the sole
discretion of the jury if the submission does not completely
describe the total project.
Submission Each entrant is required to submit a one page data
sheet including a brief description and a Requirements single
image of the project. This description shall include the program
requirements and the Continued: solution of the project and shall
be typewritten and double-spaced on a single sheet of 8 ½ "x
11" paper. Submit four copies of the data sheet unfolded in
the carousel box.
Include either a 5X7 photograph or a digital image on CD, in
JPEG or TIFF format in the carousel box. This image will be used
following the jury for publicity purposes.
Submit concealed identification with each carousel folded in an
opaque, plain No. 10 envelope, marked "Concealed
Identification". Please include the following information:
Name of Project Location Owner/Tenant/Developer Architect's
Address and Phone Architectural Team (if applicable) Consultants
General Contractor Completion Date
Project Submissions are to be identified as one of the
following project types:
Project Types
| General Building Design |
| Urban Design/Planning |
| Details-Furniture-Graphics Projects |
| Renovation/Restoration/Adaptive Reuse |
This category recognizes projects involving existing
structures. The category includes both pure restoration and
architectural changes to existing buildings. Entrants should
use discretion in determining whether a specific project
constitutes renovation or new architecture.
Adaptive re-use and historic restoration entries shall
clearly distinguish the work performed from the existing, both
graphically and with "before and after" photographs.
| Un-built Projects |
The purpose of this category is to recognize work which,
although it is not constructed, reflects the quality of
architectural thought by its entrants. Entries to the Un-built
Projects category shall have been intended for
construction/implementation; that is, they shall be
"real" projects.
Awards
Architects of projects receiving awards will be required to
submit additional photographs for publicity and exhibit purposes.
Specific requirements will be provided to each award recipient at
a later date.
Schedule
| Entry Form & Fee Deadline
Monday, October 7, 2002 5pm |
| Carousels Due
Tuesday, October 15, 2002 5pm |
| Awards Jury* & Meet the Jury
Tuesday, October 22, 2002
6pm Program/Reception follows FWAIA Chapter Meeting |
| Chapter Gala
Tuesday, December 10, 2002 |
*The Awards Jury is a closed proceeding and will not be open to
the membership in order to protect the privacy of jury
deliberations.
Download
the Entry Form (Adobe Acrobat software required)
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