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Awards of Excellence for 2005

Thank you to our judges for 2005:

  • Jeffrey L. Bruce, Jeffrey L. Bruce & Company (Awards of Excellence Winner 2004)
  • Paul Farmer, President, American Planning Association
  • Michael Gibbons, P.E., President, Architectural Systems Inc., Chair, ASTM Green Roof Task Group
  • Monica Kuhn, Architect and Board Member
  • Steven Peck, Executive Director, Green Roofs for Healthy Cities
  • Ed Snodgrass, Green Roof Plants
  • Bill Thompson, Editor, Landscape Architecture

The seven award categories recognized in 2005 were:

  • Extensive Residential (Single family and/or multiunit)
  • Extensive Institutional
  • Extensive Industrial/Commercial
  • Intensive Residential (Single family and/or multi-unit)
  • Intensive Institutional
  • Intensive Industrial/Commercial
  • Civic Award of Excellence
Extensive Residential
Yorktown Square Condominiums, Falls Church, Virginia
Award Winner: Building Logics, Inc.


Extensive Institutional
Evergreen State College, Olympia, Washington
Award Winner: The Garland Company, Inc.
Extensive Industrial/Commercial
Heinz 57 Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Award Winner: Roofscapes, Inc.


Intensive Residential
North Beach Place, San Francisco, California
Award Winner: PGADesign Inc.
Intensive Institutional
Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital, Chicago, Illinois
Award Winner: American Hydrotech, Inc.


Intensive Industrial/Commercial
Millennium Park, Chicago, Illinois
Award Winner: Terry Guen Design Associates, Inc.

 


The Green Roof Civic Award of Excellence, awarded to a public servant for their outstanding contribution to their community and the development of the green roof industry.



 

2005 Award Winners

from left to right: Charlie Miller, Roofscapes Inc.; Brian Lambert, Garland; Michael and Cyndie Perry, Building Logics; Ben Vaughn, PGAdesign; Steve Skinner, American Hydrotech; Terry Guen, Terry Guen Design Associates, Inc.; Karen Moyer, City of Waterloo.

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