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2008 National Winners

Juror's Favorite - The UnBEARable Truth - Butler Rogers Baskett

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2008 National Winners

Juror's Favorite - The UnBEARable Truth - Butler Rogers Baskett

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2008 National Winners

Structural Ingenuity - A Breach in Hunger - Levelton Consultants, LTD

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2008 National Winners

Structural Ingenuity - A Breach in Hunger - Levelton Consultants, LTD

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2008 National Winners

Best Use of Labels - Decoding Hunger - JCJ Architecture

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2008 National Winners

Best Meal - A Different Perspective - Hahnfeld, Hoffer, Stanford

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2008 National Winners

Honorable Mention - Face of Hunger - DMJM Design

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2008 National Winners

Honorable Mention - Face of Hunger - DMJM Design

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2008 National Winners

Honorable Mention - D-Can-A - Gilsanz Murray Steficek, LLP

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2008 National Winners

Honorable Mention - D-Can-A - Gilsanz Murray Steficek, LLP

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2008 National Winners

Most Cans - Big Bird and Oscar - NK Architects

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Canstructions - Yellow Submarine    Canstructions - Ribbon    Canstructions - Hour Glass    Canstructions - Ice Cream Sundae    Canstructions - Engagement Ring    Canstructions - A Thousand Leagues    Canstructions - Face of Hunger    Canstructions - Froggie    Canstructions - Japanese Teahouse    Canstructions - Minaret   
Portland Students Bring Canstruction to Governor
ImageIn conjunction with the Portland Oregon Canstruction Competition, four high school students active in the ACE Mentorship Program worked with the Portland Chapter of SDA and Glumac Engineering to create a canstruction that was displayed during Hunger Awareness Week at the Oregon State Capital in Governor Ted Kulongowski’s reception area.  Using Autodesk Revit software the students designed and built an apple symbolizing good health and education.  The sculpture remained on exhibit for two months; a testament to the structural integrity of the students’ design.  Our thanks to high school seniors Reina Satoh, Daniela Sifuentes, Ana Ponce and Nelson Brooks for introducing Canstruction to the Governor and visitors to the Capital.  Kudos to SDA Member Leslie Franken for coordinating this special project.
 
Canstruction Opens NeoCon in Chicago
ImageThe 2nd Annual Chicago Canstruction kicked off the 2008 NeoCon World’s Trade Fair at the Merchandise Mart Apparel Center on June 6th.  The over 50,000 attendees to Neocon will get to feast their eyes not only on the latest furniture and fixtures the world’s top designers are unveiling, but on 20 fantastic structures designed and built by some of Chicago’s top architecture and engineering firms.  Over 86,000 full cans of food are incorporated into the structures that will all be donated to the Greater Chicago Food Depository. Local Chicago celebrity jurors including author and TV host Alpana Sing; Metromix reporter Billy Dec; CS magazine President, John Carroll; and Chef Jimmy Bannos joined architect Zoka Zola and engineer Craig Vespa to declare this year’s winners that included Jurors' Favorite by Nagle Hartray for Can-tastic Voyage. Hats off to event organizers Tracy Mathieu, Heather McGuinn, Heather Askew, Susan Campbell and Megan Briars for a terrific event! 
 
Canstruction Executive Director Helps to Open the 6th Annual Vancouver Competition
ImageCanstruction, Inc. President/Executive Director, Cheri Melillo, was thrilled to be on hand for opening festivities at the 6th Annual Vancouver Canstruction Competition hosted at Vancouver’s Cruise Ship Terminal, February 22 - 26.  Cheri arrived just in time to cheer on the 21 fearless teams as they hustled to erect their structures.  A total of 120,000 cans were incorporated into the structures that were designed around the theme “Books & Bytes.”  A 360° interactive walkthrough of the competition is available here. Winners included Jurors’ Favorite “Can Pooh Reach the Honey?” by AMEC and Structural Ingenuity winner Levelton Consultants, Inc. for “Breaching Hunger”.  Levelton used a whopping 12,800 cans in the creation of a giant Orca whale leaping out of the water.  Co-Chairs Margot Paris and Janice Podmore along with Cheryl Perpchuk, Exec. Director of the food bank, and her outstanding staff and volunteers put together a fantastic event.  At the close of the exhibition all of the food in the structures and donated by the public will be distributed by the Greater Vancouver Food Bank Society to families in need.
 
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