Important Notifications: We are extremely proud of the 138 student teams from across Arizona who showed their vision, creativity and academic skill in the 2011-2012 competition.
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Best Application of Business Practices
American Council of Engineering Companies of Arizona (ACEC-AZ) presented by Pat Miller Best use of design financed by private companies (not government funded) Jagger McMillin Madison Bingham Brianna Guerra Teacher: Jill Helland Mentor: Frederick Tack Garden Lakes Elementary School |
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Most Engineering Discipline, Involvement & Innovation
Arizona Council of Engineering and Scientific Associations (ACESA)
Use of the most engineering disciplines considered and innovation of design for future city.presented by Ray Quackenbush Jade Bravo Trinh Nguyen Michelle Troung Teachers: Kerry Pohlmeyer and Autumn Castillo Mentor: Alex Macke Canyon Breeze Elementary School |
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Architectual Excellence Award
American Institute of Architects (AIA-AZ) presented by TJ Gardner Best use of design principles to create a future city in harmony with its natural environment and beautiful to view. Joaquin Armatage Timothy Pettett Sam Owen Teacher: Ayse Miller Copperwood Elementary School |
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Best Design for Sustainability
Best application of sustainable design aspects across the city including economic, energy, and environmental issues.American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AiCHE) presented by Vi Brown Taylor Benning Frank (Rylan) Caparulo Christian McFarlane Teacher: Kelly Will Colonel Smith Middle School |
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Best Functioning City
American Public Works Association (APWA) presented by Melissa Serven & Pat Miller A city where quality of life is enhanced by "invisible" human services including transportation, effective water systems, and environmental disposal of waste. Joseph Baldez Sierra Collier Stone Richardson Teacher: Kelly Will Colonel Smith Middle School |
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Most Sustainable Buildings
American Society of Heating, Refrigeration, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) presented by Shawn Masterson Best design the building with optimum energy stewardship. Allie Dodson Hannah Farr Aurbianna Sandefur Teacher: Kelly Will Colonel Smith Middle School |
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Best Use of Materials
American Society of Materials (ASM) presented by Charlie Griffith The poster/exhibit that most embodies materials engineering or science. Chi Nguyen Annika McHale Katie McNelly Teacher: Ayse Miller Copperwood Elementary School |
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Best Application of Quality Concepts to Future Cities
American Society for Quality (ASQ) presented by Gene Dufoe Outstanding application of design of air, water, and life. Allie Dodson Hannah Farr Aurhianna Sandefur Teacher: Kelly Will Colonel Smith Middle School |
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Innovative Use of Infrastructure
American Society of Civil Engineers (AzSCE) presented by Mike McBrady Most innovative infrastructure systems, including transportation, (roads, transit, bridges), water supply and treatment, and wastewater treatment. Shania Weaver Alex Walter Zachary Albright Teacher: Jill Helland Mentor: Bobby Cottam Garden Lakes Elementary School |
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Best Use of Water and Environmental Resources
Arizona Water Association (AZWA) presented by Venkat Radhakrishnan Demonstrates innovative solutions to protect and preserve both water and environmental resources. Nick Leligdon Brayden Dean Teacher: Kerry Pohlmeyer Mentor: Alex Macke Canyon Breeze Elementary School |
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Excellence in the Use of Building Materials
Construction Specifications Institute (CSI-PHX) presented by Steve Smith The best use of building materials to produce a future city that is both environmentally friendly and sustainable. Andy Dole Samuel Leonard James White Teacher: Mary McBride Mentor: Doreen Song Mohave Middle School |
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Best Communications System
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) presented by Jim Hudson & Ralph Hogan The best use of communications devices, inter-building and inter-city communications, for use as personal communications, public safety, or business. Amanda Flores McKenna Byrne Abbie Prescott Teacher: Jill Helland Mentor: Tania Ibarra Garden Lakes Elementary School |
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Best Multimodal Transportation System
Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE) presented by Scott Tezak Most number of modes demonstrated for movement of people and goods, and best integration of multiple transportation modes. Faith Gomez Alijah Aparicio Joselin Fernandez Teacher: Peter Bartanen Mentor: Ananda Hutapea Orangedale Junior High School |
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Best Future Transportation System
Most number of different travel modes, holistic approach to travel types, use of technology and impact on the environment.Intelligent Transportation Society of Arizona (ITSA) presented by Yong Koprowski Sam Hecla Allie Brown Emilee Storaska Teacher: Kerry Pohlmeyer / Autumn Castillo Mentor: Alex Macke Canyon Breeze Elementary School |
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Special Award for Project Management
Project Management Institute (PMI) presented by Beth Chappel & Lenora Holmstem Demonstrates best practices of project management and ability to meet time and objectives of the Future City Project Alexis Arlak Paige White Teacher: Jill Helland Garden Lakes Elementary School |
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Rich Goeway Award
Rio Salado Architecture Foundation (RSAF) presented by John Williams The city that best displays a sense of "community": an atmosphere of cooperation and harmony amongst its citizens. Daniel Kelly Tiger Yang Ryan Vargas Teacher: Mary McBride Mentor: Doreen Song Mohave Middle School |
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Best Team Effort
Society of American Military Engineers (SAME-PHX)
presented by Jay Norton
The project that best exemplifies cooperation among the team members in creating their vision of a future city.John Jamison Chris Neville Chris Smith Teacher: Kerry Pohlmeyer / Autumn Castillo Mentor: Alex Macke Canyon Breeze Elementary School |
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Most Innovative Structure
Structural Engineering Association of Arizona (SEAOA) presented by Richard Dahlman The best use of structural principles to address unique structural loading due to local conditions (earthquake, wind, etc.). Erika Walker Ashlyn Bauman Emma Howell Teacher: Nicki Derryberry Payne Junior High School |
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Livable Communities Award
Valley Forward presented by Danielle Giannetti The best demonstration of a city which will sustain growth into the future without overwhelming natural resources (air, water, open space, and desert vistas). Cambrie Hickman Timothy Graunke Rachel Fisher Teacher: Mary Ann Ekstrom Mentor: Ken Ekstrom Veritas Homeschoolers |
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