2006 Brick Awards Announced
McKinley Avenue at Ball State University. A panel of five architects and three landscape architects from across the country judged the entries based on fulfillment of project goals,aesthetic interest and appeal, and overall impression.
The Brick Industry Association (BIA) has announced the 2006 winners of its annual Brick in Architecture Awards. This prestigious awards program recognizes outstanding works of non- residential architecture completed since 2001 in which clay brick is prominently featured in construction.
Architects and designers employed by architectural, design-build or landscaping design firms licensed in the U.S. or Canada were invited to enter the competition by submitting a description, floor plan and photography of a breakthrough project.
Best in Class, Gold, Silver and Bronze awards were given in seven categories: Commercial; Educational/Schools; Health Care Facilities; Municipal/Government; House of Worship; Other Institutional; and Paving & Landscape Architecture.
The seven Best in Class winners include: (Educational) Oak Park Elementary School, Corpus Christi, TX, Richter Architects; (Health Care) Concord Hospital, Concord, NH, TRO/The Ritchie Organization; (Other Institutional) Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Diamond and Schmitt Architects, Inc; (House of Worship) Greek Orthodox Church of the Resurrection, Brookville, NY, Bentel & Bentel Ltd.; (Commercial) Farm Credit Services of America Corporate Headquarters, Omaha, NE, The Clark Enersen Partners; (Municipal/Government) Copernicus Center, Chicago, IL, Harding Partners; (Paving & Landscape Architecture) McKinley Avenue at Ball State University, Muncie, IN, Rundell Erstberger Associates, LLC.
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For a complete list of Brick in Architecture Award winners, visit www.gobrick.com.
