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Masonry Industry Promotion Group
In the News 2004
Washington State University The design problem for this project is a 2-story "residence" for students of Washington State University, above a ground level "storefront" dedicated to promoting a university-student "presence" in downtown Pullman. The project shall provide a showcase for the aesthetic and functional qualities of masonry - brickwork, concrete masonry, and/or stonework.
Students will be required to learn the essential construction principles of masonry including the various masonry products, mortars, and modular assemblies, and then design a building that exemplifies these principles. The structural system for the building will employ structural masonry combined with steel and/or concrete; however, masonry must be the primary visible material in the building, both interior and exterior.
L to R: Bonnie Sen, Todd Shutz, Jennifer Palmer, Charlie May with Central Pre-Mix/Oldcastle.
L to R: Travis Muilenburg, Jamie Meyers, Michael Brotherton, Bruce Corigliano with White Block Co.
L to R: John Knodel w/Mutual Materials, Savannah Taylor, Tanner Townsend. Not pictured - Sean Beatty. This year's luncheon awards was held on the WSU Campus and sponsored by the Masonry Industry Promotion Group and the Eastern Washington Masonry Producers Association. Special thanks to the Professors and Judges for their time and effort and making this competition possible.
Greg
Kessler, Director of Architecture and Construction Management (left),
presents Kevin Krebs, Masonry Industry Promotion Group, and Tom Young,
Northwest Concrete Masonry Association, with a Benefactors Plaque
for their associations' contributions and commitment to Washington
State University.
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