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Ascent Spring 2017 WWW.PCI.ORG ASCENT® Spring 2017 DESIGNING WITH PRECAST the 2016 Design Awards 2017 IPI Conference & Expo May 21-24 | Ernest N. Morial Convention Center New Orleans, La. Join the largest gathering of parking professionals Tailored learning for the parking industry with more than 40 education topics, TECH Talks on the expo floor, and peer-to-peer learning Shoptalks. DAILY GENERAL SESSIONS Experts and thought leaders shaping the industry with exciting and actionalble solutions. IN DEPTH PRE-CONFERENCE PROGRAMS • APO Site Reviewer Training • Media Interview Coaching • Parksmart Advisor Training Join us for the opening TECHTalks – General Session: WHERE TECHNOLOGY The Future AND PARKING INTERSECT! of Parking, Join a TECHtalk on the Expo floor. Transportation, and Mobility – An Expert Panel Included in this year’s education program – TSA presents the First Observer Plus training program Save $200 – Register by April 30th Bring your team and save $100 off every 3rd – 10th registrant! IPIconference.parking.org the search for EXCELLENCE. 2018 marks the 55th Annual PCI Design Awards and the submission site will open for entries on May 8, 2017. Join us in our search for excellence and submit your projects electronically by September 18, 2017. Visit the PCI website and click on “2018 Design Awards” for more information and submission details. 1200 Intrepid Philadelphia, Pennsylvania WWW.PCI.ORG Photo courtesy of BIG–Bjarke, Ingels Group. 17101_PCI_DesignAwards2017_ASN_SPR17.indd 25 3/14/17 12:33 PM A telescopic, invisible gravity support solution for double tees. During Casting the inner tube is contained within the outer tube, requiring no additional form work. During Erection the inner tube is extracted once the double tee is in the final position into an oversized pocket by using a dependable system of pull-out and pull-in wires. A detent pin is installed through the inner tube to prevent retraction. Benefits: – Detailed Design Guide – Safe and Simple Installation on site – Eliminates Corbels and Ledges – Eliminates Dap Forming, Reinforcing – Hot Dipped Galvanized Finish and Bearing Plate Your Connection Connection 7131 North Ridgeway Avenue • Lincolnwood, IL 60712 USA 847-675-1560 • 1-800-742-8127 • www.jvi-inc.com 16294_JVI_Shooter_Ascent_fall2016.indd 1 9/6/16 10:35 AM Building our communities to expand minds. For 70 years, business owners, engineers, contractors and architects have turned to us to build structures that invigorate life in our communities – from education and spancrete.com | 855-900-SPAN government buildings to commercial and entertainment complexes. It’s why we’ve become leaders in precast. Our experience and partnerships have pushed us to create systems that are more efficient; safer; quicker to build; and allow for greater collaboration and a variety of finishes. CONTENTS FEATURES ASCENT® IS A PUBLICATION OF PCI 10 Special Design Awards & Jury The 2016 PCI Design Award Winners in Executive Editor: Dawn Parker, MBA the Special Design categories of Editor: Jim Lewis, RA Managing Editor: Craig Shutt Sustainable Design, Harry H. Edwards Editorial Administration: Becky King Industry Advancement and All-Precast. Ascent Layout Concept: the MB Piland Advertising + Marketing 22 Building Design Awards & Jury 2016 Graphic Design: Leader Graphic Design Inc. The 2016 PCI Design Award Winners in Graphic Designers: Mark Leader, Jim Henson the Building Design categories. Design Ad Sales: Jean Furlan Awards Manager, Sales/Development 1 5 Honorable Mentions (312) 360-3206 Honorable Mentions from the [email protected] 2016 PCI Design Awards. Reprint Sales and Subscriptions: Becky King (312) 360-3201 [email protected] Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute: Robert Risser, PE, President and CEO Industry Technical Review Team: Alicia Allamena, Peter Finsen, Sidney Freedman, Corey Greika, Thomas Ketron, Ed Knowles, Jane Martin, Mark McKeny, Brian Miller, and Kim Wacker DEPARTMENTS POSTMASTER: Send address changes to 4 Insight Ascent, 200 W. Adams St., Suite 2100, The 54th Annual PCI Design Awards—A Showcase of Design Excellence. Chicago, IL 60606. 6 Headlines Periodical postage paid at Chicago, IL and News about precast concrete, producers, programs, and projects . additional mailing offices. 52 Product Profile Ascent (Vol. 27, No. 2, ISSN 10796983) A Perfect Marriage, BIM Boosts Capabilities, Value of Design-Assist. is published quarterly by the Precast/ 54 PCI Resources Prestressed Concrete Institute, 200 W. Adams Precast/Prestressed Concrete Design Resources. St., Suite 2100, Chicago, IL 60606. Copyright 2017 56 University Profile Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute. Precast Producers Take Hands-On Approach to Help Students at CU Denver. D U C A T E I G O N N I U N If you have a project to be con sidered, I T N O 59 Continuing Education Opportunities C send information to Becky King. (312) 360-3201 62 PCI-Certified Plants Directory [email protected] State-by-state directory of PCI-Certified Plants, including a guide to product groups and categories for reference in upcoming projects. 66 PCI-Certified Erectors Directory WWW.PCI.ORG MID-CENTRAL EDITION ASCENT® Spring 2017 State-by-state directory of PCI-Certified Erectors, including a guide to erector DESIGNING WITH PRECAST classifications and a guide specification for reference in projects. the 2016 Design Awards ASCM_Cover_Mid-Central.indd 1 3/21/17 4:23 PM On the cover: 2016 PCI Design Awards Photo: Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute. ASCENT, SPRING 2017 3 ASCENT® DESIGNING WITH PRECAST The 54th Annual PCI Design Awards— A Showcase of Design Excellence This issue highlights winners from the 2016 PCI Design Awards and features a wide range of building types that were judged worthy of special recognition for the use of precast concrete in their structural and façade design. The multitude of benefits that precast concrete provides to the successful design of these winning projects is illustrated in the following pages. Attributes such as durability, site efficiency, speed of construction, resiliency, aesthetic versatility, and many other inherent characteristics of precast concrete are demonstrated in each project. Precast concrete was the obvious choice for the design team for the first free-standing, Net Zero Energy police station in the nation, the District 3 Police Headquarters, which was the winner of this year’s Sustainable Design award. Designers along with developers and owners are recognizing the value of resiliency and fire-resistance attributes when turning to all-precast concrete as the solution of choice for multi-family housing and senior living facilities, as evidenced by the winners of the All-Precast Concrete Solution awards, both located in dense urban areas of downtown Chicago, Ill. And, the winner of the Harry DAWN PARKER, MBA EXECUTIVE EDITOR H. Edwards Industry Advancement award, 1200 Intrepid, inspires the precast concrete [email protected] industry to continue advancing the possibilities of what precast can do! All of these winners along with videos for each winner and more information can be viewed on the PCI website at www.pci.org. I know the projects within this issue will inspire each of you to envision what you can design with your next project using precast concrete, and we hope to see your outstanding designs entered into the 55th Annual PCI Design Awards! New. Fresh. Visionary. Follow us on insight 4 ASCENT, SPRING 2017 “High Concrete saw our design as a wonderful opportunity to really show off their skills, talents and products. It has been a sincere joy to work with a group of precasters who are as engaged as they have been, willing to roll up their sleeves to work on solutions rather than seeing obstacles, and I am sure that they are proud of their efforts as much as we are.” Kai-Uwe Bergmann, AIA, RIBA, partner, BIG—Bjarke Ingels Group THE NEW SHAPE OF PRECAST Photograpy © Rasmus Hjortshøj—COAST 1200 Intrepid at the Philadelphia Navy Yard is the newly loads flowed directly to the ground and were not tied to the completed precast concrete work of art designed by world- steel frame. Almost every piece of the front entrance façade renowned starchitect Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG). The front is unique. This very complicated project presented a challenge entrance façade gently curves inward while stretching out- that required an innovative solution using technical, engineering ward creating a startling and gravity-defying visual that and creative expertise, and would not have been possible with- mimics the curved bows of the nearby battleships. The unique out the use of BIM and 3D modeling. For more information on engineering requirements of the project meant that the gravity this project and others visit us at www.highconcrete.com/news. HIGH CONCRETE GROUP LLC n CONCRETE INNOVATIONS AND ANSWERS© n CALL US AT 800-PRECAST n WWW.HIGHCONCRETE.COM High_Intrepid_AscentBluead2.indd 1 3/9/17 4:46 PM HEADLINES Precast Concrete Seat Walls NEXT Beams Featured in New York Gain Popularity Wheel Parking ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN STATEN ISLAND, NEW YORK A series of sleek, artistic seat walls made of To accommodate the influx of visitors expected The NEXT beams provided long spans and the precast concrete helped create a lively quad after completion of the dramatic New York Wheel high loading required to support an average of 18 at the University of Michigan. The seating, project on Staten Island, N.Y., designers created inches of soil and a variety of trees, paving stones, designed by landscape architects Stoss a four-story, 337,800-square-foot precast concrete and other landscaping features. A separate ramp Landscape Urbanism, can accommodate parking garage. The structure adds to the signature curving up the side of the building was added to performances, events, and everyday activities. look of the complex, spanning the adjacent roadway provide exterior access to the roof. The concept is becoming popular for public and MTA tracks and featuring a green roof designed Most double tees were cast between 57 and spaces nationwide. to provide a park-like setting for various events.
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