1992 ALA/Florida Graphics Awards




 This new awards program was implemented to recognize and encourage excellence in graphic communica-
tions in architecture. Entrants were judged on the quality and effectiveness of the graphic design submitted rather
than on the merits of the project it represented. Graphics were judged in the categories of architectural delin-
eations, conceptual sketches and sketch books, renderings, presentation drawings, schematic drawings, working
drawings, diagrams for built and unbuilt projects and business graphics.
 The jury for the 1992 program included Joel Fuller of Pinkhaus Design Corporation in Miami, Thomas A.
Spain, Architect, of Miami and Jacques Auger of Jacques Auger Design Associates, Inc. in Coral Gables. The four
graphic designs which were premiated are represented here along with the jury's comments.


Goodland Marina
Artist: Andrea Clark Brown, AIA, with Nancy Sanders, Assistant
Category: Sketches/Renderings
Media: Water soluble crayon on watercolor paper using hand and brush
blending
Jury: "This is an example of a match between the image and the project.
The painting has a similar attitude to the actual building in that it is layered
and textural, ambiguous and deliberately surreal..almost Salvador Dali-like."


Churches of
Europe
Artist: Clyde A.
Brady, Ill, FAIA
 Hunton Brady
Pryor Maso Architects,
PA
Category: Travel
sketches
Media: Rapidograph
and ink on board
Jury: "Very interesting
series of sketches.
Admirable draftsman-
ship and commendable
time and energy spent
producing this work.
Architects should be
thinking about market-
ing graphics like this."

Photography by:
Ross-Ehlert


Photography by: Ed Chappell


Annual
Christmas
Poster
Artist: Green Apple
Publishing Co., Inc.
 Jennifer Campbell,
Director
 Architects Design
Group, Inc.
 I.S.K. Reeves, IV,
AIA
Category: Printed
graphics
Media: Full color
commercially printed
Jury: "Good outreach
marketing effort in a
manner that is untradi-
tional for an architec-
ture firm. The poster
does not make it clear
what kind of architec-
ture this firm does, but
it makes one curious.
As an internal tradi-
tion, it must help com-
pany morale. It looks
like a good place to
work."


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from Architects Design Group


Photography by:
BrosiusPhotography
FLORIDA ARCHITECT February 1993


Atrium Studies
Artist: Maurizio J. Maso, AIA, Timothy R. Baker, AIA
 Hunton Brady Pryor Maso Architects, PA.
Owner: Orlando Utilities Commission
Category: Sketches
Media: Marker and prismacolor pencil on yellow tracing paper
Jury: "This technique has a certain natural friendliness. It is loose, not
harsh, with an element of abstraction. There is a fine art quality present
while still maintaining the architectural detail."

Photography by: Ross-Ehlert


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