It takes a winner to recognize a winner. Richard A. Standard 1979 SGF PRIZE Winner
The prestigious SGF Prize is sponsored by Southern GF Company in cooperation with the College of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology, and the Atlanta Chapter, American Institute of Architects. This year's award goes to Richard A. Standard, of Covington, Georgia, for his design solution to an exhibition space for the High Museum. An orchestration of movement calculated in terms of space, time and human experience, the award-winning design reflects the image of excellence of the unique SGF program, now in its sixth year. William W. Griffin R u n n e r - u p ; J a m e s K. K n i g h t H o n o r a b l e M e n t i o n 1979 SGF JURY: Marvin Housworth AIA, Thompson, ventulett & Stainback, Atlanta • Leon S. Eplan AIP, Leon Eplan & Associates, Atlanta • Merrill ElamAIA, Heery &Herry, Inc., Atlanta • Pershing Wong AIA, I. M. Pei & Partners, New York • John A. Busby, Jr. FAIA, Jova, Daniels, Busby, Inc., Atlanta • Walter T. Carry AIA, Cooper Carry & Associates, Atlanta • William L. Fash, Dean, College of Architecture,
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The Winning Design. A proposed Addition to the High Museum of Art, in the land area at the corner of 15th Street and Peachtree.
Georgia Institute of Technology • Joseph N. Smith FAIA, Assistant Dean for Instruction & Professor, College of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology • Alan H. Balfour RIBA, Director, Graduate Program & Associate Professor, College of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology* Dale A. Durfee AIA, Associate Professor, College of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology.
1979 SGF ADVISORY BOARD: Jerome M. Cooper FAIA, Partner, Cooper Carry & Associates • Joseph N. Smith FAIA, Assistant Dean, College of Architecture, Georgia Institute of Technology • Herbert Cohen, President, Southern GF Company.
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