Brick-Stainable Competition

Potomac Valley Brick created the "Brick-Stainable - Re-Thinking Brick" competition to advance thinking about integrated design solutions for sustainability using clay masonry (brick) as a primary material. On December 11, 2009, Brick-Stainable winners were selected by a prestigious panel of jurors which included Carnegie Mellon Architecture Professor Vivian Loftness, University of Maryland School of Architecture Dean and Professor Garth Rockcastle, IDEO Practice Lead and Material Scientist Kara Johnson, and AXIM Director of Marketing Martin Vachon. Tonal Vision was there to film the process and interview the jurors. From this footage, we created a series of slides and videos for the awards celebration, which was held at the National Building Museum on January 27, 2010. Below are web versions of these materials. The last video is a web promotion for the 2nd competition in 2011.

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This welcome slide displayed during the cocktail hour prior to the start of the program.

This media loop played twice as people were being seated for dinner.

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This slide displayed between program events.

This is the first video in the 2010 program. In it, Alan Richardson, President,
Potomac Valley Brick & Supply, explains the background behind the competition.

This is the second video in the 2010 program. In it, Brick-Stainable judges explain
the judging process and their feelings about the entries.

This is the third video in the 2010 program. In it, Brick-Stainable judges and
sponsor Alan Richardson discuss ideas for the future of the competition.

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This slide displayed during the introduction of Keynote Speaker,
William D. Browning of Terrapin Bright Green.

These videos displayed as the 2010 award recipients were introduced.
The display submissions at the end of each looped until the recipients left the stage.

This credits reel played at the end of the evening as people were leaving.

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