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ACSA/STI Gateway to the City
A 2001-2002 Student Design Competition
These four projects to design an airport as a gateway to a city to be chosen by the student received awards from the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture/The Steel Tube Institute (ACSA/STI). Of the 8 overall awards (3 excellence, 3 merit and 2 honorable mentions) 4 went to students from a single design studio.
Award of Excellence
  Renee Brossman University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Award of Merit
  James Seo University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
  XuMei Li University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Honorable Mention
  Elizabeth Ordner
Faculty Sponsors: Robert Dermody and Kevin Hinders.

ACSA/WATG Hospitality Transformed: Resort Hotels in 2055
A 2005-06 Student Design Competition
Hospitality Transformed: Resort Hotels in 2055
A 2005-06 Student Design Competition
Honorable Mention
  Student Ryan Dick, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Faculty Sponsor Kevin Hinders
Project Title Vu’ng Nu’oc Hotel

Student’s Description “Located 3.5 miles off the coast of Halong City in Vietnam, the destination is without existing infrastructure, so the hotel is designed to generate its own water and power by excavating the site to act as a dam. Timeshare owners are treated to luxury houseboats that allow guests to explore the bay. When the boats are docked at the hotel, they are plugged into the hotel’s energy and water systems and are fueled by the dam.”

Judge’s Comments “The Vu’ng Nu’oc Hotel is both creative and realistic for 2055 due to its focus on sustainability. As resort destinations around the world become more and more congested, remote islands like this one will become sites for future development. Self contained and sustainable infrastructure — including power generation, communications, desalination, effluent treatment and even food production — will become increasingly important.”
— Tom Davis, Marriott Vacation Club International and Ritz-Carlton Club

ACSA/AISC 2002/2003
Experimental Theater
A 2002/2003 Student Design Competition Summary
The competition challenged students to submit designs for an Experimental Performing Arts Center in the urban context of the city of Chattanooga, Tennessee, and to explore a variety of issues related to the use of steel in design and construction.
Honorable Mention
  Matt Booma
Faculty Sponsor: Kevin Hinders

Form Z Joint Study Program 2002-2003
Gateway to the City Airport for Victoria, British Columbia
Honorable Mention
  Jean Wu
Faculty Sponsors: Robert Dermody and Kevin Hinders.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Renee Brossman

James Seo

XuMei Li

Elizabeth Ordner

Matt Booma

Jean Wu

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