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Announcement
May 1, 2014
The Synergis Student Architecture Competition winner is up to you!
The top three competition entries have been chosen by our team. Making the choice for the top submissions was more difficult than in the past and created a lot of heated discussion among our engineers. More entries were received this year than ever before. The project is to create an Arts Center on a prepared site in Philadelphia, PA.
So it is now your time to vote. Go to our Facebook page and ‘like’ the one you want to win! If you have questions on what the requirements were, please see our Competition Guidelines to understand the challenges required for the project entries.
Here are the finalists in alphabetical order by school:
School: High Point Regional High School
Students: Liz Howe and Abby Reza
Teacher: Ben Kappler
High Point High School’s submission was based on research. They took time to find the case studies of similar buildings to inspire ideas for their project. They also incorporated a space for rental which would create additional income from outside companies and organizations to rent the space when it is not in use. The amphitheater is set in the back and keeps the curve of the building.
School: Montgomery High School
Student: Miranda Ford
Teacher: Tim Leicht
Montgomery High School sends another competitor this year. Miranda took this project on by herself this year and created a design that includes a rooftop garden, a focus on sustainability and an open chalkboard shaped like the Philadelphia city-scape to allow everyone to leave their mark. Miranda provided the required Revit file and an overview explaining her design.
School: Twin Valley High School
Students: Casey Cloonan, Dana Ciffarelli, Marissa Deighan
Teachers: Courtney Moyer and Paul Bowman
Twin Valley High School sent in a project by three students that have a lot of creativity. In this design, the students have created fantastic renderings of their design and also incorporated a dome theatre which creates unique spaces and aesthetic individuality. The students included a Powerpoint to explain their design process and choices.
Prizes:
First Place:
- $1,000 to split among the team
- The opportunity to present their project at Synergis University on June 4, 2014.
- Have their designs on the website and at Synergis University.
Second Place:
- $500 to split among the team
- The opportunity to present their project at Synergis University on June 4, 2014
- Have their designs on the website and at Synergis University.
Third Place
- The opportunity to present their project at Synergis University on June 4, 2014
- Have their designs on the website and at Synergis University.
Time to vote!
1. Check out the files attached from the finalists. We made pdfs of the actual files so you don’t need Revit to judge. Click and take a look at the Revit file pdf and their project overviews.
2. Go to our Synergis Facebook page and ‘like’ the one you want to win. Hurry, you only have until May 25 at 5:00 pm.
3. Come to Synergis University 2014 and see the finalists present their projects. Check out the Synergis University website for more details on that event.
Questions? Let us know.
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