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Special Issues

Building with Concrete Home

May 19, 2000

Washington Aggregates & Concrete Association Excellence in Concrete Construction Awards

The 2000 Winners Grand Award Northwest 41st Industrial Building Cast-in-place Concrete Private: Northwest 41st Industrial Building Public: University of Washington Fisheries Building Tilt-up Structures Industrial: Stafford Creek Corrections Center Non-industrial: I-90 Office Building Public Works Cherry Crest Reservoir and Park Bridges Alderwood Mall Boulevard Bridge Concrete Paving Costco Cold Storage 29th Avenue/Grand Boulevard Decorative Paving Non-Residential: WWII Memorial Residential: Silverleaf/Harmony House Residential Structures House on the Hill Special Merit Applications Artistic Merit: Sea-Tac Water Cooling Towers Technical Merit: Granite Peaks Day Lodge at Stevens Pass Environmental Merit: North Street Enhancement Project

Fourteen construction projects received recognition at the 2000 Washington Aggregates & Concrete Association Excellence in Concrete Construction Awards held May 18 at the Bellevue Hyatt Regency Hotel.

The projects won in eight categories, with a tie for the municipal/commercial concrete paving award and decorative paving.

The 42 entries were evaluated on several points, including creativity of structural and architectural design using concrete to achieve design objectives; concrete’s contribution to construction efficiency, speed and economics; effective incorporation of concrete into the surrounding environment; overall project aesthetics; and unique solutions provided by concrete design construction.

From the category winners, the "Grand Award" winner was chosen based on the project that best uses concrete as a primary building material. The decision was a tough one, and jury members wrangled between several of the category winners for the Grand Award before handing the honor to the N.W. 41 St. industrial building in Ballard.

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