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Professional Jury
Three Seattle architects – Eric Cobb, principal of E. Cobb Architects; Eric Lagerberg, principal of Callison Architects; and self-employed architect Jon Wagner – chose six winners from AIA Springfield’s 30 entries:
Honor Award: Dake|Wells Architecture – Joel E. Barber Elementary School, Lebanon
Citation Award: H Design Group – Springfield-Greene County Botanical Center
Citation Award: Dake|Wells Architecture – The System – A Paul Mitchell Partner School
Citation Award: Hagerman New Urbanism – Ozarks Technical Community College Richwood Valley Campus Life Science and Technology Center
Merit Award: Dake|Wells Architecture – Stoutland School addition
Merit Award: Hufft Projects LLC – The Residence
Public Jury
Judges Nancy Brown Dornan, Elise Crain, Tom Croley, Carol Anne Costabile-Heming and Phyllis Ferguson chose six winners:
Private Residence: Hufft Projects LLC – Line House
New Construction: Jack Ball and Associates Architects PC – Community Bank and Trust, Neosho
Interior Construction: Buxton-Kubik-Dodd Inc. – Crossland Construction Co. Inc., Rogers, Ark.
Adaptive Re-Use: Bates & Associates Architects – Bates & Associates corporate offices
Small School: Dake|Wells Architecture – Barber Elementary
Large School: Sapp Design Associates Architects PC – High Pointe Elementary
Source: AIA-Springfield
This installment of Springfield Business Journal’s Architects & Engineers Project Report showcases 26 endeavors by area design and engineering professionals.
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