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This 2009 edition based on the latest requirements, continues to be useful as a text for use in a formal classroom setting, or as a reference for practicing engineers.
CMD09 is the 6th generation of the CMD series of programs for the structural design of reinforced concrete or clay hollow unit masonry elements.

An
electronic collection of 43 masonry details, which can be modified for incorporation into construction documents.
2011
Concrete Masonry
Design Awards Sponsors




For Immediate Release

Winners of the 2011 CMACN/AIACC
Concrete Masonry Design Awards


 
Sustainable Category:
 
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Grand Award
     
 
Project:
Red Rock Canyon Visitor Center, Las Vegas, NV
Firm:
Line and Space, LLC, Tucson, AZ
Architects:
Les Wallach, FAIA
  Henry Tom, AIA
  Bob Clements, AIA, LEED AP
  Johnny Birkinbine, AIA
 
 
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honor Awards
     
 
Project:
South Tahoe High School Transportation/Construction “Green” Academy and Classroom Replacement Building, South Lake Tahoe, CA
Firm:
LPA, Inc., Irvine, CA
Architects:
Wendy Rogers, AIA
  Steve Newsom, AIA
  Tony Harris, AIA
     
 
Project:
UC Davis Student Health and Wellness Center, Davis, CA
Firm:
WRNS Studio, San Francisco, CA
Architect:
Brian Milman, AIA
 
 
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Merit Awards
     
 
Project:
North Natomas Public Library, Sacramento, CA
Firm:
Nacht & Lewis Architects, Sacramento, CA
Architect:
Brian J. Maytum, AIA, LEED AP
     
 
Project:
Ellis Creek Water Recycling Facility, Petaluma, CA
Firm:
Burks Toma Architects, Berkeley, CA
Architect:
Karen Burks, LEED AP
 
 
Education Category:
 
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Grand Award
   
Project:
Ray Bizjack Arts Village at Westerly School, Long Beach, CA
Firm:
Killefer Flammang Architects, Santa Monica, CA
Architect:
Will Longyear, AIA
 
 
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honor Awards
   
Project:
South Tahoe High School Transportation/Construction “Green” Academy and Classroom Replacement Building
Firm:
LPA, Inc., Irvine, CA
Architects:
Wendy Rogers, AIA
  Steve Newsom, AIA
  Tony Harris, AIA
 
Project:
UC Davis Student Health and Wellness Center, Davis, CA
Firm:
WRNS Studio, San Francisco, CA
Architect:
Brian Milman, AIA
 
 
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Merit Awards
   
Project:
Caruso Watt Aquatics Center, Los Angeles, CA
Firm:
Parallax Associates, Culver City, CA
Architect:
Craig Jameson, AIA
 
Project:
Kendyl Depoali Middle School, Reno, NV
Firm:
Van Woert Bigotti Architects, Reno, NV
Architects:
K. Brad Van Woert, III, AIA
  Angela Bigotti-Chavez, AIA
 
Project:
Santiago Canyon College Science Building, Orange, CA
Firm:
LPA, Inc., Irvine, CA
Architects:
Glenn Carels, AIA
  Young Min, AIA
  Winston Bao
 
 
Public/Civic Category:
 
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Grand Award
   
Project:
Red Rock Canyon Visitor Center, Las Vegas, NV
Firm:
Line and Space, LLC, Tucson, AZ
Architects:
Les Wallach, FAIA
  Henry Tom, AIA
  Bob Clements, AIA, LEED AP
  Johnny Birkinbine, AIA
 
 
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honor Award
   
Project:
Heritage Hall – Walter D. Ehlers Senior and Community Center, Buena Park, CA
Firm:
Robert R. Coffee Architect + Associates, Newport Beach, CA
Architect:
Robert R. Coffee, Principal
 
 
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Merit Award
   
Project:
Fremont Tactical Training Center, Fremont, CA
Firm:
WLC Architects, Inc., Folsom, CA
Architects:
Max I. Medina, AIA
  Bill Louie, AIA
 
 
Commercial Category:
 
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Grand Award
   
Project:
Madame Tussauds Hollywood Museum, Hollywood, California
Firm:
JAGROTO Architects
Architects:
Michael Rotondi, FAIA
  John Ash, AIA
  Dick Gee, AIA, LEED AP
  Tenzin Thokme
 
 
Residential:
 
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Grand Award
   
Project:
Rose Avenue Residence & Studio, Venice, California
Firm:
Reed Architectural Group, Inc.
Architect:
John G. Reed, Principal
  Project Team – Marisa Solomon, Noel Fedosh, Teo Berndt, Kari Middlebrook
 
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honor Award
   
Project:
Desert One, Palm Springs, California
Firm:
Jim Jennings Architecture
Architect:
James R. Jennings, AIA
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