Masonry Magazine June 1988 Page. 27
MICHIGAN DESIGN COMPETITION
Nine students in the School of Architecture at Lawrence Institute of Technology in Southfield, Michigan, were recognized for outstanding entries in the seventh biennial masonry design competition sponsored by the Masonry Institute of Michigan. The awards were recently presented at a banquet in Troy.
Steven G. Gerrard of Garden City won first prize of $300 in the senior class competition problem-the designing of a fictional Community Arts Center for LIT on the Duns Scotus Campus in Southfield. David A. Mexico of Oak Park was also recognized for his graphic illustration of this design problem.
Todd R. Outman of Belding, led the junior class by also winning first prize of $300. The junior class competition problem was to design a School of Arts and Crafts for the Duns Scotus Campus.
Other junior class competition winners included four students who each received Honorable Mention and $50 in cash: Anthony P. Esson, Gaylord; Niels J. Guldager, Detroit; Brian E. Howard, originally from Mission Viejo, California; and Scott A. Morrison of Royal Oak. Additionally. Keith D. Kosik, from Reese, was acknowledged for his special depiction and artistry of his model. And Sean T. O'Brien of Roseville was recognized for his elevation design rendition.
Pictured are winners in the recent Masonry Institute of Michigan/Lawrence Institute of Technology School of Architecture Student Masonry Design Competition. Separate competition problems were assigned to junior class (JC) and senior class (SC) students. Shown in the back row (left to right) are: Steven Gerrard (first place-SC); and Brian Howard, Niels Guldager and Scott Morrison (honorable mentions-JC). Front row (left to right): David Mexico (special recognition-SC): Keith Kosik and Sean O'Brien (special recognition-JC); and Todd Outman (first place-JC). Not shown is Anthony Esson (honorable mention-JC).
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