Masonry Magazine July 1979 Page. 31
LOUIS SULLIVAN AWARD
A cum laude graduate of Harvard in 1938, Barnes took a master of architecture degree at the same school in 1942. Seven years later he established his own architectural firm. The firm has designed academic and institutional buildings, housing projects, office buildings and commercial structures.
Barnes has been a critic and lecturer at Pratt Institute and at Yale University. He has won many awards, including the A. W. Brunner Award in 1959 from the National Chicago Horticultural Society, Botanic Garden Administration and Visitor Center, Institute of Arts and Letters, and several Honor Awards from AIA.
The Sullivan Award is open to all practicing architects in Canada and the U.S., and is based on the submission of at least three projects. It recognizes design excellence over a long period of time and is not based on the design of a single building or complex.
Members of the jury which made the award to Barnes were: chairman, Lewis Davis, FAIA, Davis, Brody & Associates; John H. Burgee, FAIA, Johnson/Burgee Architects: Donald Singer, AIA, Donald Singer/Architect: Arthur Erickson, Hon. FAIA, Arthur Erickson Architects; Barton Myers, Barton Myers Associates: Alton Parker, AIA associate member; and Jonathan Foster, student. Harvard University.
ACI Slates Masonry Code Seminars
The American Concrete Institute has announced that a series of seminars, each cosponsored by the local ACI chapter, will be offered this fall in various cities throughout the United States. The instruction will relate to the new publication, ACI 531-79, Building Code Requirements for Concrete Masonry Structures.
The program is intended for architects, engineers, builders and suppliers interested in the development and design of concrete masonry structures. Participants will be briefed on the history and intent of the new code and how to use it.
Speakers will be drawn from the most notable experts in the masonry field, including members of the ACI committees on concrete masonry. Each seminar will include design examples and a copy of the new code.
The cities and dates for the seminars are as follows: Chicago, Ill., September 6; Miami, Fla., September 19: Kansas City, Mo., September 26; Rochester, N.Y.. October 9: Arlington. Texas. October 23: Cincinnati, Ohio. November 13.
More information is available from the Education Department. American Concrete Institute, P.O. Box 19150. Detroit, Mich. 48219.
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