AWARD WINNERS

ADVANCED ARCHITECTURE: Dragon Boat Racing Facility PARTNER Metropolitan Planning Council & Coalition for a Better Chinese American Community

The Ping Tom Park Advisory Council and the Coalition for a Better Chinese American Community (CBCAC) are working to improve Ping Tom Park through both public art and events (including dragon boat racing), and improving infrastructure to guide visitors from Chinatown into the Park. This division challenges students to design a Dragon Boat Facility that will house boats and supplies and activate public engagement. It’s critical that a design connects the east and west parts of the park, which are currently separated by railroad tracks. This division calls for the development of both a physical and digital model.

WINNERSOverall Grand: Fionn Hui, Walter Payton College Prep

First Grand: Linnea Jones, Walter Payton College Prep

Second Grand: Mark Kosmerl & Nikko Landon, Loyola Academy

Third Grand: Joyce Lin, Whitney M Young Magnet High

First Place: Lizzy Balentine, Loyola Academy

Second Place: James Noteman & Christian Dunne, Loyola Academy

Third Place: Patrick Voight, Loyola Academy

Honorable Mention:

James Delaney & Billy Delaney & Jack Riley, Loyola AcademySebastian Rodriguez & Brendan Knapp & Evan Nelles, Loyola AcademyRyan Kmitta, Plainfield East HighStephanie Hernandez, Whitney M Young Magnet High

PHYSICAL MODEL: Chicago BungalowPARTNER Chicago Bungalow Association

The Bungalow Belt neighborhoods that encircle the city have provided attractive, high-quality, adaptable housing for generations of Chicagoans. Build a physical model of the exterior of a Chicago Bungalow, following the standards set forth by the Chicago Bungalow Association (CBA). Be sure to follow the CBA requirements, but entries are encouraged to experiment with materiality and sustainability. The physical model must be 1:4 scale on a 25’ x 80’ lot.

WINNERSOverall Grand: Tamara Mcbee, Simeon Career Academy

First Grand: Alejandro Arguello & Juan Carlos Vasquez & Jovanni Hernandez & Christian Aguilar, Benito Juarez Community Academy

Second Grand: Kenrick Cadle, Simeon Career Academy

Third Grand: Azahria Joiner, Simeon Career Academy

First Place: Brooklyn Henyard, Simeon Career Academy

Second Place: Makayla McNamara, Glenbrook South High

Third Place: Karolina Irla, Glenbrook South High

Honorable Mention:

Jumari Harper, Simeon Career Academy

Trinity Tousaint, Simeon Career Academy

DIGITAL MODEL: Chicago BungalowPARTNER Chicago Bungalow Association

The Bungalow Belt neighborhoods that encircle the city have provided attractive, high-quality, adaptable housing for generations of Chicagoans. Build a digital model of the exterior of a Chicago Bungalow, following the standards set forth by the Chicago Bungalow Association (CBA). Be sure to follow the CBA requirements, but entries are encouraged to experiment with materiality and sustainability.

WINNERSOverall Grand: Zitao Li, Curie Metro High

First Grand: Andres Gonzalez, Benito Juarez Community Academy

Second Grand: Roberto Ochoa, Benito Juarez Community Academy

Third Grand: Jazmin Duran, Benito Juarez Community Academy

First Place: Tania Ceniceros, Curie Metro High

Second Place: Jacqueline Gonzalez, Curie Metro High

Third Place: Salvador Salinas, Thomas Kelly High

Honorable Mention:

Alexander Bernier, Barrington High

Joshua Montanez, Curie Metro High

Jaime Morales, Curie Metro High

Harim Solano, Curie Metro High

Udochukwu Anidobu, Homewood Flossmoor High

GRAPHIC DESIGN: Open House Chicago AdvertisementBus shelter advertisements are eye-level ads that give people something to look at while they are waiting at the bus stop, or passing by in a vehicle or on a bicycle. A typical bus shelter in Chicago includes a large poster that measures roughly 6 feet tall and 4 feet wide on one of the shelter walls. Design a bus shelter advertisement for Open House Chicago 2019, a free public festival that offers behind-the-scenes access to more than 250 buildings across Chicago, that will encourage people to visit and explore either a specific site, neighborhood or community, or the festival in general.

WINNERSOverall Grand: Ulises Medina, Rolling Meadows High

First Grand: Lizzy Palacios, Rolling Meadows High

Second Grand: Stela Donovska, Rolling Meadows High

Third Grand: Justin Prescott, Rolling Meadows High

First Place: Paolo Vacala, Maine South High

Second Place: Brian Behrens, Rolling Meadows High

Third Place: Paul Jablonski, Rolling Meadows High

Honorable Mention:

Stephen Barretto, Rolling Meadows High

Katrina Miletic, Rolling Meadows High

Venezia Quezada, Rolling Meadows High

Adam Schwartz, Rolling Meadows High

Collin Seymour, Rolling Meadows High

Nicole Switalski, Rolling Meadows High

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN: African American Heritage Water TrailPARTNER Openlands & Metropolitan Planning CouncilMany African Americans travelled north along the Underground Railroad by water. The Metropolitan Planning Council is working with Openlands, among other partners, to build awareness about this history through an African American Heritage Water Trail. Design a monument along a specific location on the heritage trail that showcases the role of the Little Calumet River in the Great Migration and Underground Railroad.

WINNERSOverall Grand: Jack Lynch & Brian Solmos, Loyola Academy

PHOTOGRAPHY: Architectural Photo EssayPARTNER Columbia College Museum of Contemporary PhotographySince 2010, the City of Chicago has issued more than 11,000 wrecking permits to allow properties to be demolished. Use the City of Chicago Data Portal to select a building that has been recently flagged for demolition, but not yet been torn down. Create a photographic essay documenting this building. Be sure to capture the siting, context, massing, condition and any relevant architectural details. Be intentional about lighting, time of day, depth of field and the scale to give your essay visual interest and support your narrative.

WINNERSOverall Grand: Rosa Pina, Thomas Kelly High

First Grand: Boaz Shalit, Homeschool

Second Grand: Bryan Rodriguez, Thomas Kelly High

Third Grand: Rafael Lizardo, Thomas Kelly High

First Place: Armando Gonzalez, Thomas Kelly High

Second Place: Manuel Estrada, Thomas Kelly High

Third Place: Christian Carll-Moton, Kenwood Academy

Honorable Mention:

Jennifer Heredia, Thomas Kelly High

Victor Macias, Thomas Kelly High

Carlos Moreno, Thomas Kelly High

FINE ARTS:Building Identity Self PortraitPARTNER Robert Morris UniversityCreate an expressive self portrait of yourself as a room within a building. Consider aspects of your life experience, emotions, opinions and ambitions that might inform the design and purpose of the building or room. Be intentional about your choice of architectural elements, including construction materials (i.e. brick, concrete, wood, etc.), volume, shape, historical and/or contemporary styles, ornamentation, color, texture, composition, patterns, furniture and other decorative elements to reinforce your narrative and sense of “self.” You may use any combination of pencil (plain or colored), marker, pen, paint or watercolor on any type of 24” x 18” paper.

WINNERSOverall Grand: Ryan Etheridge, Muchin College Prep

First Grand: Robert Lashley, Glenbrook South High

Second Grand: Nestor Gutierrez, Acero–Major Hector P Garcia MD High

Third Grand: Mariah Lopez, Muchin College Prep

First Place: Ruby Vázquez, Acero–Major Hector P Garcia MD High

Second Place: Maricarmen Dionicio, Acero–Major Hector P Garcia MD High

Third Place: Nia Thomas, Muchin College Prep

Honorable Mention:

Mahdi Muhamad, Acero–Major Hector P Garcia MD High

Luz Rendon, Acero–Major Hector P Garcia MD High

Eli Toro, Acero–Major Hector P Garcia MD High

Giselle Valdez, Acero–Major Hector P Garcia MD High

Nubia Flores, Muchin College Prep

Axel Ortega, Muchin College Prep

Rosa Pina, Thomas Kelly High

PRIZESAll Newhouse winners receive public recognition, certificates of accomplishments, gifts from partners and cash prizes, as well as two complimentary tickets to the annual Teen River Cruise on August 7, 2019 at 3pm. A reservation link will be sent to winners and teachers. RSVP is required.

AWARDS STRUCTURE Winners of each Newhouse Architecture + Design Competition division receive:

• Overall Grand Winner $100 • First, Second and Third Grand Winners $75 • First, Second and Third Prize Winners $50 • Honorable Mentions $25

Note: If students participate as a group, then prize money is split among them

Thank you to the partners who provided gifts for all the winners: Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture; bKL Architecture LLC; exp; Ghafari Associates, LLC; Harley Ellis Devereaux (HED); HOK; JAHN; Perkins+Will; Site Design Group, Ltd.; Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (SOM).

THANK YOU TO THE FUNDERS AND PARTNERS WHO MAKE CAC TEEN EDUCATION PROGRAMS POSSIBLE

JOHN & NANCY DICIURCIO

MELISSA ARNOLD MEMORIAL BY DEAN ARNOLD

BARRY SEARS & KATHY RICE

ANN & RICHARD CARR

SHARON & TODD WALBERT

"IN MEMORY OF UNCLE BOB"

PENNY & BILL OBENSHAIN ANONYMOUS