LA CLEANTECH CORRIDOR COMPETITION
HONORABLE MENTIONS - PROFESSIONAL CATEGORY
Three honorable mentions were awarded in the Professional category of the Cleantech 2010 competition, as follows:
TEAM:
Escher GuneWardena Architecture
Frank Escher, Ravi GuneWardena, Brandon Gullotti, Bojana Banyasz, Brian Hart, Loren Perry, Barrett Cooke and Mikael Gevorkian
Kevin Poffenbarger
P.E. EPD Consultants; Sustainable Water Systems & Solutions
Lester Garcia
Boyle Heights Learning Collaborative
The Green District is an opportunity to create a model water district at the Los Angeles River. More precisely, it allows a model waste water treatment facility and waste water spreading grounds to be placed visibly at the spatial and theoretical center of the city.
Zoltan Neville
INFILL-TRATION proposes a solution for the Cleantech corridor of Los Angeles that begins with the reconsideration of the under-utilized existing resources within the area in order to improve not only the industrial corridor, but the natural water system, and the general urban experience. The project acts more as a method for regeneration and growth, rather than a specific design, providing a dynamic framework in which the natural process of development can occur.
Andrew Zago
Design Team:
Sarah Blankenbaker
Matt Harmon
Leigh Jester
Naureen Meyer
Jeongsun Oh
Jingyan Zhang
This project proposes a series of large scale developments along the Los Angeles River and a major reconfiguration of the river itself. In addition to large-scale building complexes at the northern half of the study area, the zone identified by the city as the Cleantech corridor is composed largely of a recombinant urban device that simultaneously insinuates itself into the surrounding context while producing its own coherent yet varying urban space.