Announcing CRSI’s 2018 Design and Construction Award Winners
For nearly 40 years, the Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute has recognized achievements by North American owners, architects, engineers, and construction managers.
I-90 Dresbach Bridge (LaCrosse, Wis.). Submitted by Figg Bridge …
I-90 Dresbach Bridge (LaCrosse, Wis.). Submitted by Figg Bridge Engineers.
Main Street Studio
University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital/ Hospital …
University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital/ Hospital Parking Ramp #2 (Iowa City, Iowa). Submitted by CBRE/Heery.
Casey Dunn
Austin Central Library (Austin, Texas). Submitted by Datum Engin…
Austin Central Library (Austin, Texas). Submitted by Datum Engineers.
GID Development
Waterline Square (New York). Submitted by WSP.
Paul Morris
One Thousand Museum Towers (Miami). Submitted by DeSimone Consul…
One Thousand Museum Towers (Miami). Submitted by DeSimone Consulting Engineers.
DeSimone Consulting Engineers
Panorama Tower (Miami). Submitted by DeSimone Consulting Enginee…
Panorama Tower (Miami). Submitted by DeSimone Consulting Engineers.
Arthur H. Wessel
Tower 12 (Seattle). Submitted by Cary Kopczynski & Co.
National Veterans Memorial and Museum
National Veterans Memorial and Museum (Columbus, Ohio). Submitte…
National Veterans Memorial and Museum (Columbus, Ohio). Submitted by Gerdau.
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, LLP
350 Mission Street (San Francisco). Submitted by Skidmore, Owing…
350 Mission Street (San Francisco). Submitted by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill.
Kevin Brown
McKinney & Olive (Dallas). Submitted by Brockette/Davis/Drak…
McKinney & Olive (Dallas). Submitted by Brockette/Davis/Drake.
Concrete would be nothin’ without rebar. Engineers have used steel for centuries to help concrete resist tensile as well as compressive forces. Today, reinforcing steel employs 15,000 people at 450 fabricating locations in more than 45 states; moving and placing reinforcing steel employs 75,000 people. Eight million tons are manufactured every year.
Formed in 1924 to develop standards governing design and construction, the Concrete Reinforcing Steel Institute (CRSI) has recognized particularly noteworthy projects for almost four decades. This year, 19 projects exemplify excellence in satisfying owner objectives, problem-solving, maximizing value, using rebar right, and – of course, aesthetics. Twelve entries received an HONORS Award; seven received a Merit Certificate.
MERIT CERTIFICATE
Bridge Capital Cascades Crossing Pedestrian Bridge (Tallahassee, Fla.). Submitted by Figg Bridge Engineers.
Entertainment John F. Kennedy Center Reach Expansion (Washington, D.C.). Submitted by R&R Reinforcing.
Multifamily Residential/Hotel Halcyon Hotel (Denver). Submitted by Cary Kopczynski & Co. Mr. Robinson (San Diego). Submitted by DCI Engineers.
Office 512 W. 22nd St. (New York). Submitted by DeSimone Consulting Engineers. Dallas Park District (Texas). Submitted by Brockette/Davis/Drake. McDonald’s Headquarters (Chicago). Submitted by James McHugh Construction.
Ana Mendez is the editorial intern for Hanley Wood's Concrete Construction Group. She has a Bachelor's in English from Northeastern Illinois University. Contact Ana by email.
