SANTA ANA, CA – John Wayne Airport
Director Alan L. Murphy and the JWA Arts Commission are pleased to
announce the opening of a new exhibition showcasing the winners from
the Orange County Chapter of the American Institute of Architects’(AIAOC)
recent 2003 Design Competition.
The display features award winning architectural renderings and photo
panels of projects constructed in Orange County by local architects
from some of the
county’s most prestigious architectural firms. It can be viewed in the
Concourse Gallery of the Thomas F. Riley Terminal (visible across from Gates
1 thru 4 and 11 thru 14) through October 17, 2004.
“The AIAOC exhibition is unique in that it combines the functional aspects
of architecture with the creative aspects of design,” said John Wayne Airport
Director Alan L. Murphy. “It is an artistic snapshot of everyday buildings
within Orange County that we utilize to educate our children, work within, and
be entertained. The innovative designs make for an impressive exhibition.”
Honor Award winners featured include Lehrer Architects LA for the Temple
Bat Yahm Torah Center; Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership and Henningson
Durham & Richardson
for the FDA Project at Irvine; Carter & Burgess, Inc. for the Medical Clinic
at Davis Monthan Air Force Base; and Bauer and Wiley Architects for the Ocean
Education Center.
Merit Award winners include Abramson Teiger Architects for the Knight
Residence; LPA, Inc. for the Learning Resource Center at Southwestern
College; and HMC
Architects for The Learning Center. Honorable Mention winners include LPA,
Inc. for both
the Facility Support Buildings at Cypress College and The Premier Automotive
Group Headquarters Facility, and Dougherty + Dougherty Architects, LLP for
their Warren Lane Middle School project.
For more information regarding either the exhibit or the
John Wayne Airport Arts Program, please call (949) 252-5200 or visit
the JWA
Web site at www.ocair.com.
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