AISC
The Forge Prize: 2020/2021 Award Recipient Design Presentations
The Forge Prize is a design competition that was established by The American Institute of Steel Construction in 2018. It recognizes visionary emerging architects for designs that embrace steel as a primary structural component and capitalize on steel’s ability to increase a project’s speed. Winners of the 2020 and 2021 competitions will present their innovative concepts.
This course is based on a past NASCC session.
You must pass the quiz to receive a PDH certificate for this course.
This course is available for AIA credit.
Learning Objectives
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Evaluate solutions that will enhance end-user experiences through the use of strategically placed structural steel members integrated into the design program to create functional, safe, and healthy environments.
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Analyze external conditionals, such as market availability and transportation mechanisms, that have an impact on material selection as it relates to achieving intended design outcomes.
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Define and implement strategies that minimize material waste to improve environmental stewardship in the practice of design.
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Evaluate the role of emerging architects and designers in providing equitable, safe, and accessible architecture to diverse populations.
- Date: 4/12/2021
- PDH Credits: 1
Speaker(s)
Rosannah Harding, AIA, LEED AP; Matthew Ostrow, AIA; Hunter Ruthrauff; Glenn Tabolt, PE
Videos
The Forge Prize: 2020/2021 Award Recipient Design Presentations