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Competition Judges
Maria Perez
Gensler Architects
Tony Livesay
Houston Firefighter, Station No.42
Michael Morrow
Professor of Architecture,
Rice University

FireStation No. 1
2009 MGMC Design Competition

Trophies by Workshop Houston
2009 MGMC Sponsors

Kirksey Architecture

Interface Flor

CW Lighting & Associates

Powers Brown Architecture

m Architects

Upchurch Kimbrough

Architectural Floors

RdLR Architects Inc

Kudela & Weinheimer Landscape Architects

Tony Livesay Houston Firefighter Station No. 42

Gensler

HAF Houston Architecture Foundation |

1st Place – Individual Entry Juan Corzo – Memorial High School
Award Prize:
$1,500 scholarship
Full scholarship to the University of Houston Architecture Workshop ($750 value)
Comments by Judges:
Michael Morrow - "All that information and work is impressive, including a disclaimer of design ideas worthy of any lawyer-architect"
Tony Livesay – “Amazing EFFORT! Very creative, futuristic, unbelievable amount of detail! I really liked the tower, and the firepole alternative. Great ideas to cover all aspects of the requirements.”
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2nd Place – Team Entry
Johnny Deleon – Spring Woods High School
Monica Oviedo – Westchester High School
Award Prize:
$1000 scholarship – divided two ways; each to receive $500
Full scholarship to the University of Houston Architecture Workshop ($750 value)
Comments by Judges:
Maria Perez – "I like how the site was addressed and sustainability for rainwater"
Tony Livesay - “Good building flow, innovative station area while keeping a traditional front, nice logo, and good use of land.”
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2nd Place – Individual Entry
Ben Hoffman – Kinkaid High School
Award Prize:
$500 scholarship
Full scholarship to the University of Houston Architecture Workshop ($750 value)
Comments by Judges:
Maria Perez – "One of the best designs that address sustainability; includes a grass covered roof that can be used for outdoor activities"
Michael Morrow – "Has a clarity of design"
Tony Livesay – “Great skill in the drawings, great presentation, would have like to see more fire station identifiers. I like the concept of the roof.”
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3rd Place – Individual Entry
William Braddock – Memorial High School
Award Prize:
$250 scholarship
Full scholarship to the University of Houston Architecture Workshop ($750 value)
Comments by Judges:
Maria Perez – "Good site plan, and it's a nice touch to choose to have greenery cover a large side of the building instead of leaving it blank."
Tony Livesay – “Nice traditional overall layout, and great landscaping; nice presentation.”
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Michael G. Meyers Committee Favorite
The Team of:
Loraine Ng – Spring Wood High School
Val Suarez – Westchester High School
Award Prize:
Each to received a full scholarship to the University of Houston Architecture Workshop ($750 value)
Comments from the MGM Committee:
"Good presentation and thorough study of the site and program requirements."
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Honorable Mention – Individual Entry
Wayne Norberg – Spring Woods High School
Award Prize:
Full scholarship to the University of Houston Architecture Workshop ($750)
Comments by Judges:
Michael Morrow – "The perspective that includes the city background helps to visualize the building within the city context"
Tony Livesay – “I liked how the dome resembled the top of a fire hydrant, nice presentation.”
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Honorable Mention – Team Entry
Omar Bahena – Spring Woods High School
Toan Nguyen – Spring Woods High School
Award Prize:
Each to receive a full scholarship to the University of Houston Architecture Workshop ($750 value)
Comments by Judges:
Maria Perez – "I like that the building sits off the ground, which deals with the slope of the site."
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Honorable Mention – Team Entry
Nilsen Sagastume – Spring Woods High School
Jose Gonzalez – Spring Woods High School
Award Prize:
Each to receive a full scholarship to the University of Houston Architecture Workshop ($750 value)
Comments by Judges:
Maria Perez – "Good concept using the symbol of the Phoenix, rising from the ashes, to shape the building and the station logo."
Tony Livesay – "It speaks fire station."
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