FINAL SHOWCASE • MAY 20, 2017 224 South Michigan Avenue | 312.922.3432 | Architecture.Org WELCOME SHOWCASE PROGRAM

WELCOME SHOWCASE PROGRAM

The Chicago Architecture Foundation is proud to announce the WELCOME 35th annual Newhouse Architecture + Design Competition! This program showcases the talents of Chicago-area youth. Through this Gabrielle Lyon competition, we inspire teens to understand why design matters by Vice President of Education and Experience researching, representing, and redesigning the built environment to Chicago Architecture Foundation solve challenges that are personal and place-based. Dean Arnold W.E. O’Neill Construction Company (recently retired)

2017 COMPETITION PARTNERS AWARDS CEREMONY

The 2017 Newhouse Architecture + Design Competition is partnered Presenters with firms, non-profits, and studios that are all currently working Jesse Banwart on Chicago focused issues. Each division is partnered with an Manager of Teen Programs organization that helped to define the challenge and will serve on the Chicago Architecture Foundation jury evaluating division entries. For more information on each partner, Jenni Groot see the individual divisions. Manager of Curriculum and Community Development Chicago Architecture Foundation Digital & Physical Modeling: River Barge Metropolitan Planning Council Advanced Architecture: CPS Space Design Borderless Studio & ARCHEWORKS CLOSING REMARKS Landscape Architecture: UIC Chicago Partnership Community Gardens for Health Promotion Shelley Lamantia Dean, Professional Arts Graphic Design: Neighborhood Signage American Institute of Graphic Arts— Director, State Street Gallery Chicago Robert Morris University Industrial Design: Micro-Apartment Furniture Solomon, Cordwell, Buenz Photography: Diagonal Streets Out of Chicago Photography GROUP PHOTOS Fine Arts: Viaduct Mural EXPO CHICAGO

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JURORS AND FIRMS Paola Aguirre Joe Cliggott Will Johns Renee Prusacki Borderless Studio HDR Architecture Wells Fargo Bank Gensler Vlad Andrejevic Chloe Cucinotta Craig Krupitzer Karen Rigg Solomon, Cordwell, EXPO CHICAGO Solomon, Cordwell, Partners by Design Buenz Buenz Jesper Dalskov David Sieren Vickie Apostolopoulos Solomon, Cordwell, KERL LAJEUNE One Design Company / Solomon, Cordwell, Buenz Public Building AIGA Chicago Buenz Commission of Chicago Jose Espejo Steven Santucci Charles Arko Studio ARQ Tocarra Mallard Ghafari Associates, LLC Solomon, Cordwell, Huili Feng Rashaan Meador Doug Smith Buenz Chicago Public Schools Perkins+Will Daniel Ford Dean Arnold Thomas Architects Sam Marts Chris Smith W.E. O'Neil Construction Sam Marts Architects & Out of Chicago Company (Recently Joseph Gonzalez, FAIA Planners Ltd. Photography Retired) Ghafari Associates Lauren Meranda Lynsey Sorrell Catherine Baker Rebecca Greenberg AIGA Chicago Perimeter Architects Landon Bone Baker Eckenhoff Saunders Architects Architects Josh Mings Jennifer Wandro Landon Bone Baker UIC Amir Berbic Chloe Gurin-Sands Architects AIGA Chicago Metropolitan Planning Gail Wozniak Council Margo Olson Solomon, Cordwell, Ross Barney Blinderman Construction Buenz tumu studio Jeff Jeno Moody Nolan Cathy Osika Robert Zylstra Joel Berman Related Midwest Partners by Design Berman Architecture

A PROGRAM IN THE SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS James Cleland Paul Joanes Brent Prorack Jerome Thymes Loyola Academy Curie Metropolitan UNO Garcia ACE Tech Charter High School High School Kent Dyer Gregory Stapleton Rolling Meadows Ronald Miller Simeon Career Academy Leslie Weaver TEEN ACADEMY@ High School Thomas Kelly Benito Juarez Adam Tafoya High School Community Academy Patrick Fonsino TEAM Englewood Rolling Meadows Todd Osborne High School Kenwood Academy

Students from the following schools completed projects independently: Air Force Academy, Benito Juarez, Curie High School, DeLaSalle Institute, Epic Academy, ITW David Speer, Kenwood Academy, Lane Tech, Lindblom Math & Science Academy, Muchin College Prep, Neuqua Valley High School, Northside College Prep, Ogden International, UCSN Soccer, U of C Lab Schools, Urban Prep Bronzeville, Whitney Young High School

FINAL SHOWCASE • MAY 20, 2017 224 South Michigan Avenue | 312.922.3432 | architecture.org WELCOME SHOWCASE PROGRAM

2017 COMPETITION PARTNERS AWARDS CEREMONY

SPECIAL THANK YOUS

FINAL SHOWCASE • MAY 20, 2017 224 South Michigan Avenue | 312.922.3432 | architecture.org WELCOME SHOWCASE PROGRAM

2017 COMPETITION PARTNERS AWARDS CEREMONY

SPECIAL THANK YOUS

FINAL SHOWCASE • MAY 20, 2017 224 South Michigan Avenue | 312.922.3432 | architecture.org AWARD WINNERS Physical Model: Advanced Architecture: Graphic Design: Photography: River Barge CPS Space Design Neighborhood Signage Diagonal Streets PARTNER Metropolitan Planning Council PARTNER PARTNER PARTNER Out of Chicago Photography The Metropolitan Planning Council spent Borderless Studio & ARCHEWORKS American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) Out of Chicago brings together passionate the past year scouring existing plans and In 2013, Chicago Public Schools closed 49 The American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) photographers for amazing photo tours, working with residents and river enthusiasts to elementary schools, many of which are still is an organization that unites, educates, and workshops, and more in the Chicago area. design a long-term vision and action agenda vacant today. Borderless Studio & Archeworks advances the Chicago design community. As a Chicago’s diagonal streets are an innovation for Chicago’s 100-plus miles of rivers. Their are collaborating to explore the future physical structure and a visual element, signage that cut through the rigid city grid and help save collective goal for 2040 is that Chicago’s rivers community roles of these closed school sites crosses boundaries between architecture and people time and money. Capture the identity of will be inviting, productive, and living. Design a through the lens of Public Interest Design. graphic design. Including only a name and one of Chicago’s many diagonal streets through community center and public space on a barge Identify one of the 3 schools (Drake, Overton, graphic illustrations, design a sign to be placed a series of photographs. Showcase the culture, that can be docked along the river. or West Pullman) and redesign the open space in a neighborhood/town that represents the history, and/or people that make this street around the school buildings to become an identity, history, or residents of that area. unique and important. WINNERS active asset to the surrounding community. First Grand: Roberto Ochoa, WINNERS WINNERS Benito Juarez Community Academy WINNERS Overall Grand: Brian Behrens, Overall Grand: Zoe Goldberger & Rachel Schonbaum, Second Grand: Kennedy Causby, Overall Grand: Julian Jung & Denilson Saavedra, Rolling Meadows High School University of Chicago Laboratory Schools Lane Tech College Prep Whitney Young & Lindblom Math and Science First Grand: Tyler Haberichter, First Grand: Rafael Gallardo, Academy Third Grand: Joana Galindo & Leslie Morales, Rolling Meadows High School Benito Juarez Community Academy Benito Juarez Community Academy First Place: Mercedes Cooper, Air Force Academy Second Grand: Julio Ortiz, Second Grand: Gerardo Arroyo, First Place: Milena Marchan, Northside College Prep Second Place: Erika Santucci, Benito Juarez Community Academy Benito Juarez Community Academy Benito Juarez Community Academy Second Place: Brenda Gutierrez, Third Grand: Miranda Adelman, Honorable Mention: Benito Juarez Community Academy Third Place: Andres Gonzalez, Rolling Meadows High School Yuvani Bahena, Thomas Kelly High School Benito Juarez Community Academy Third Place: Katherine Lestingi, Loyola Academy First Place: Erik Vinopal, Lucero Pacheco, Thomas Kelly High School Honorable Mentions: Honorable Mention: Rolling Meadows High School Celeste Paz, Thomas Kelly High School William Cryer, Urban Prep Bronzeville Andrew Bannon, Loyola Academy Second Place: Valentin Vladimirov, Darell Peyret, Benito Juarez Community Academy Cassandra Zizumbo, Rolling Meadows High School Reis O'Donnell, Loyola Academy Curie Metropolitan High School Third Place: Luis Chavez, Cesar Reyes, Benito Juarez Community Academy Rolling Meadows High School Jose Reyna & Brian Zamudio, Honorable Mention: Fine Arts: Viaduct Mural Benito Juarez Community Academy Landscape Architecture: Audrey Forncrook, Rolling Meadows High School PARTNER EXPO CHICAGO Community Gardens Alberto Guzman, Rolling Meadows High School EXPO CHICAGO, the International Exposition of Contemporary & Modern Art, has established Zack Israel, Rolling Meadows High School Digital Model: PARTNER the city of Chicago as a preeminent art fair River Barge UIC Chicago Partnership for Health Promotion Arturo Magallanes, Rolling Meadows High School destination. As a city with a dedication to public Chicago Partnership for Health Promotion PARTNER Metropolitan Planning Council art, Chicago’s Cultural Plan outlines a vision (CPHP) provides high quality nutrition for art and culture that incorporated art into The Metropolitan Planning Council spent education, health promotion, and disease Industrial Design: projects across the city. Design a public mural the past year scouring existing plans and prevention services for eligible families in for an underutilized viaduct that is at least working with residents and river enthusiasts to Chicago. CPHP has identified an important Micro-apartment 9 feet tall by 24 feet wide that will beautify design a long-term vision and action agenda opportunity in their partner community Furniture and improve the public environment for area for Chicago’s 100-plus miles of rivers. Their gardens: design ways to easily teach classes. residents as a community-based work of art. Solomon Cordwell Buenz collective goal for 2040 is that Chicago’s rivers On an empty Chicago lot (25’ x 125’), design PARTNER will be inviting, productive, and living. Design a an intergenerational community garden that Solomon Cordwell Buenz (SCB) is an WINNERS community center and public space on a barge also acts as a teaching space. architecture, interior design, and planning firm Overall Grand: Gerardo Arroyo, that can be docked along the river. that is recognized as one of the nation’s leading Benito Juarez Community Academy WINNERS designers of urban residential buildings. One of WINNERS First Grand: Roberto Duarte, Overall Grand: John Chau, Curie Metro High School the current trends in urban residential design is Benito Juarez Community Academy Overall Grand: Gerardo Arroyo, “micro-units”, small, studio-apartments. Design First Grand: Tavion Byrd, Curie Metro High School Second Grand: Zoe Goldberger & Rachel Schonbaum, Benito Juarez Community Academy a single piece of furniture that combines the Third Grand: Junteng Chen, University of Chicago Laboratory Schools First Grand: Zoe Goldberger & Rachel Schonbaum, function of at least three pieces of furniture. Curie Metro High School University of Chicago Lab Schools Second Grand: Emmanuel Gomez, First Place: Miguel Rodriguez, Benito Juarez Community Academy Second Grand: Darell Peyret, WINNERS Curie Metro High School Benito Juarez Community Academy Overall Grand: Katie Kingsbury, First Place: Adalith Islas, Second Place: Elizabeth Villegas, Neuqua Valley High School Benito Juarez Community Academy Third Grand: Ivan Kachin, Curie Metro High School Rolling Meadows High School First Grand: Billy Salgado, Second Place: Julian Jung, Third Place: Nayeli Rodriguez, Benito Juarez Community Academy Whintey M. Young High School First Place: Edward Redmond, Curie Metro High School ACE Technical Charter Second Grand: Frida Linan, Third Place: Trayshaun Hawkins, Honorable Mention: Lindblom Math and Science Academy Team Englewood Second Place: Lavangelist Smith, Honorable Mention: ACE Technical Charter Guadalupe Barranco, Curie Metro High School Third Grand: Tatiana Carbajal, Lane Tech College Prep Alejandra Carrillo, Thoams Kelly High School Third Place: Eriyon Redmond, Carlos De Santiago, Curie Metro High School ACE Technical Charter Adalith Islas, Benito Juarez Community Academy First Place: Kevin Vazquez, Jabarri Davis, Team Englewood Thomas Kelly High School Honorable Mentions: Rolando Lopez, Curie Metro High School Joel Herrera, Benito Juarez Community Academy Second Place: Kimani Winston, Kashae Armour, ACE Technical Charter Taylor Humphrey, Kenwood Academy Evelyn Melgoza, Curie Metro High School Simeon Career Academy Vladimr Ayala, ACE Technical Charter Mykita Stadium, Team Englewood Sophia Mendoza, Curie Metro High School Third Place: Christian Carll-Moton, Nayeli Rodriguez, Curie Metropolitan High School Jose Miguel, Curie Metro High School Kenwood Academy Timothy Waters, ACE Technical Charter Adriana Salinas, Curie Metro High School Honorable Mention: Marc Roth-Garcia, Rolling Meadows High School Edilson Uribe, Curie Metro High School Cameron Charles, Simeon Career Academy Maureen Varela, Curie Metro High School Drake Johnson, Shane Byrne-Slepicka, Owen Heekin, Loyola Academy Carolyn Martin, Air Force Academy Justin McDaniel, Simeon Career Academy

THANK YOU TO THE FUNDERS AND PARTNERS PRIZES WHO MAKE CAF EDUCATION PROGRAMS POSSIBLE All Newhouse Division winners receive public recognition, certificates of accomplishment and cash prizes as well as two complimentary tickets to the Chicago Architecture Foundation River Cruise aboard Chicago’s First Lady Cruise, ranked “one of the top ten tours in the U.S.” The Newhouse Architecture + Design Competition Boat Cruise will be August 11, 2017 at 3:30pm. A reservation link will be sent to winners. RSVP is required.

AWARDS STRUCTURE Winners of each Newhouse Architecture + Design Competition divisions receive: IN MEMORY OF • Overall Grand Winner $100 ROBERT D. “UNCLE BOB” RODGERS BY • First, Second, and Third Grand Winners $75 BEVERLY J. RODGERS • First, Second and Third Prize Winners $50 • Honorable Mentions $25 Note: If students participate as a group, then prize money is split among them.

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