The highest total precast concrete building in the world, a single-family precast concrete home on a scenic lake, and a bridge at one of the nation’s busiest airports are some of the winning project highlights of the Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute’s 2022 PCI Design Awards. Three panels of jurors honored 29 winners and 13 honorable mentions for design excellence in the buildings and transportation categories.
For the past 59 years, the PCI Design Awards have showcased and recognized the creative and innovative use of precast concrete. A panel of engineers, architects, and precast concrete producers judges all nominees. The buildings and transportation categories are judged on aesthetic, structural, and use versatility; site, energy and operational efficiency, and risk reduction; and resiliency, such as structure durability, multi-hazard protection, and life safety and health.
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Winning projects will be recognized on March 4 at the 2022 PCI Convention in Kansas City, Mo. They also will be highlighted in PCI publications, including PCI Journal, Ascent, and ASPIRE magazines.
2022 PCI Design Awards Winning Projects – Specials
Several projects were honored with special awards. These are judged on similar criteria to the building and transportation projects, as well as additional requirements, including industry advancement, sustainable design, technology, and designs using all-precast concrete solutions. These are the Harry H. Edwards Industry Advancement Award, the Building Information Modeling (BIM) Award, the Sustainable Design Award, and the All-Precast Concrete Solution Award.
Harry H. Edwards Industry Advancement Award and Building Information Modeling (BIM) Award
MAA Robinson
Orlando, Fla.
FINFROCK
All-Precast Concrete Solution Award and Sustainable Design Award
Pikes Peak Summit Visitor Center
Cascade, Colo.
Stresscon Corp.
The winning project of the Building Information Modeling (BIM) Award and Mixed-Use Structure award: Little Island at Pier 55, in New York, N.Y., by The Fort Miller Company.Craig Rypkema
Little Island at Pier 55
New York, N.Y.
The Fort Miller Company
All-Precast Concrete Solution Award
Circa 1877
Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Stubbe’s Precast
Specials Awards Jury
- Peter I. Finsen, FPCI, Assoc. AIA, retired executive director and CEO, Georgia Carolinas PCI
- Justin Foote, director of estimating, ATMI Precast
- Michael Zensen, AIA, CDT, LEED AP, associate vice president, CannonDesign
2022 PCI Design Awards Winning Projects – Buildings
Carroll A. Campbell Jr. United States Courthouse
Greenville, N.C.
GATE Precast Company
St. Joseph’s Hospital In-Patient Tower
Tampa, Fla.
GATE Precast Company
Moss Johns Residence Halls
Farmville, Va.
GATE Preast Company
Residence Inn by Marriott Grand Rapids Downtown
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Kerkstra Precast
11 Hoyt
Brooklyn, N.Y.
BPDL Béton Préfabriqué
NFL Building at Hollywood Park
Los Angeles, Calif.
Willis Construction Company
All-Precast Concrete Parking Structure
Glen Ellyn Civic Center Parking Structure
Glen Ellyn, Ill.
Wells
International Concrete Products
The Stack Deep Ellum
Dallas, Texas
GATE Precast Company
Retail Store at Aventura
Aventura, Fla.
GATE Precast Company
The winning project for the Single-Family Building award:
Precast Single-Family Lake Home on Spirit Lake located in Aitkin County, Minnesota by Molin Concrete Products.
Ransom Everglades Stem Center
Miami, Fla.
GATE Precast Company
Precast Single-Family Lake Home on Spirit Lake
Aitkin County, Minn.
Molin Concrete Products
Q2 Stadium
Austin, Texas
Heldenfels Enterprises Inc.
Redondo Manufacturing
Mead Witter School of Music – Hamel Music Center
Madison, Wis.
International Concrete Products
Custom Solution and All-Precast Concrete Solution Honorable Mention
Carapace Pavilion
Twnetynine Palms, Calif.
Clark Pacific
Buildings Jury
- Patrick Cusack, AIA, principal, Antunovich Architects
- Van V. Diep, PE, associate engineer, The Consulting Engineers Group
- Matt Graf, executive vice president, International Concrete Products
2022 PCI Design Awards Winning Projects – Transportation
A co-winning project for the Non-Highway Bridge award: the Phoenix Sky Train Stage 2 located in Phoenix, Arizona by TPAC.Modjeski and Masters
Middlebury Bridge and Rail Project
Middlebury, Vt.
The Fort Miller Company
Eisenhower Bridge of Valor
Red Wing, Minn.
County Materials Corporation
State Route 167/70th Avenue East Bridge Replacement
Fife, Wash.
Concrete Technology Corp.
Special Solution and Harry H. Edwards Industry Advancement Award Honorable Mention
Veterans Drive Precast Seawall
St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Isl.
Coastal Precast Systems
International Transportation Structure
Lambor Bridge Crossing the Perak River
Perak, Malaysia
Dura Technology
Arlington Memorial Bridge Rehabilitation
Washington, D.C.
Pennstress
Non-Highway Bridge (co-winners)
Phoenix Sky Train Stage 2
Phoenix, Ariz.
TPAC
University of California San Diego Mesa Housing Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge
San Diego, Calif.
Oldcastle Infrastructure
Transportation Jury
- Jim Fabinski, vice president/general manager, EnCon United
- ZhengZheng (Jenny) Fu, bridge design engineer administrator, Louisiana Department of Transportation
- Derek Soden, structural engineer, FHWA Office of Bridges & Structures Team Leader, FHWA
Honorable Mentions
Honorable mention: Kirk Family YMCA Lyric, Kansas City, Missouri.Jacia Phillips / Arch Photo KC
- 21st Avenue Undercrossing, Sacramento, California
- 315 Buckingham Street Garage, Hartford, Connecticut
- American Savings Bank Campus, Honolulu, Hawaii
- Carapace Pavillion, Twentynine Palms, California
- Contra Costa County Administration Building, Martinez, California
- FAMU Towers, Tallahassee, Florida
- Kirk Family YMCA Lyric, Kansas City, Missouri
- Lake House, Orlando, Florida
- Maine West High School Field House, Des Plaines, Illinois
- The Bryant, New York
- The Orchard Private Residences, Chicago, Illinois
- University of Pennslyvania Health System Tower, Philadelphia, Pennslyvania
- Veterans Drive Precast Seawall, St. Thomas, Virginia
Visit the PCI official website to ew all of this year’s winners, honorable mentions and past winners.
