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TOGETHER WE ARE STRONGERPRESS RELEASEFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEContact: Tim O’TooleDirector of Marketing, Education, and Information TechnologyMason Contractors Association of HITECT, CONTRACTOR, SUPPLIER TEAMS AWARDEDWINNERS OF THE 2012 MCAA TEAM AWARDS AND VISION AWARDS ANNOUNCED(Algonquin, Ill.) Sep. 17, 2012 – On Wednesday, September 12, 2012, the Mason Contractors Association of America(MCAA) announced the winners of the 2012 MCAA TEAM Awards at the MCAA Midyear Meeting in Park City, Utah.The purpose of the Tribute to Exemplary Achievements in Masonry (TEAM) Awards is to give recognition to qualitymasonry projects and members of the construction team for outstanding accomplishments in masonry design andconstruction.The MCAA would like to congratulate the winners of the 2012 MCAA TEAM Awards.EDUCATION: K-8PROVO PEAKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOLProvo, UtahBefore the demolition of Farrer Elementary, 80-year-old terra-cotta panels and medallions were cut from the buildingby Doyle Hatfield Masonry. These panels and medallions were incorporated into the new design of the building. DoyleHatfield Masonry, in conjunction with Brailsford Cast Stone, took molds of the terra-cotta panel systems and made exactreplicas of the terra-cotta.Judges’ Comments: “Wow! Good use of masonry materials.”MASON CONTRACTORGENERAL CONTRACTORSUPPLIERSDoyle Hatfield Masonry, Inc.Salem, UtahHogan & Associates ConstructionCenterville, UtahInterstate BrickWest Jordan, UtahARCHITECTOWNERSandstrom & Associates ArchitectureOrem, UtahProvo City School DistrictProvo, Utah1481 Merchant Drive Algonquin, IL 60102 P: 224-678-9709www.masoncontractors.org F: 224-678-9714

Page 2EDUCATION: 9-12FRANKLIN MONROE K-12 SCHOOLArcanum, OhioThe purpose of the project was to build a new K-12 school for Franklin Monroe Schools. The primary design goal was toproduce one of the most energy efficient schools in the State of Ohio with sustainable building materials. The advantagesof using masonry were threefold: longevity, durability, and sustainability.Judges’ Comments: “Outstanding; good design and craftmanship.”MASON CONTRACTORGENERAL CONTRACTORSUPPLIERSTectonic Systems, Inc.Indianapolis, Ind.Humble ConstructionBellefonte, OhioWayne Builders SupplyGreenville, OhioARCHITECTOWNERSHP Leading DesignCincinnati, OhioFranklin Monroe School DistrictArcanum, OhioEDUCATION: COLLEGE/UNIVERSITYTEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SAN ANTONIO - MULTI PURPOSE BUILDINGSan AntonioThe multipurpose building located on the Texas A&M University San Antonio campus is a 3 story administration andclassroom facility. It is the first facility to be built on the 600 plus acre campus located on the Southside of San Antonio,Texas. This Texas A&M multipurpose building definitely sets the bench mark for all future buildings to be built on this vastcampus.Judges’ Comments: “Blend of materials and details works well; nice arches and a lot of stone work.”MASON CONTRACTORGENERAL CONTRACTORSUPPLIERSShadrock & Williams Masonry, Ltd.Helotes, TexasBartlett Cocke General ContractorsSan AntonioBrick SelectionsSan AntonioARCHITECTOWNERKell Munoz ArchitectsSan AntonioTexas A&M University SystemCollege Station, Texas

Page 3GOVERNMENTUNITED STATES FEDERAL BUILDINGTuscaloosa, Ala.The Federal Building in Tuscaloosa, Ala. is a two story structure with basement housing Federal Courts, U.S. BankruptcyCourt, U.S. Attorney, U.S. Marshall Service, U.S. Senator and U.S. Representative. The building’s architecturalvocabulary and integration of artistic programming works to accommodate the desires of local citizens and FederalOfficials.Judges’ Comments: “Outstanding work; very appealing.”MASON CONTRACTORGENERAL CONTRACTORSOWNERJollay MasonryAvondale Estates, Ga.KBR Building GroupAtlantaUnited States of AmericaARCHITECTHarrison Construction Company, Inc.Northport, Ala.SUPPLIERSHammond Beeby Rupert Ainge, Inc.ChicagoEvans Limestone CompanyBedford, Ind.COMMERCIALCITY CREEK CENTERSalt Lake CityCity Creek project does something that has never been done before from a masonry perspective: build a state of theart structure that meets the high seismic requirements of Category D, while reducing thermal bridging and wall tiepenetrations in the envelope to optimize energy performance, yet harmonize with the surrounding historic architecture.Judges’ Comments: “Excellent. Tough job to do. Eye appealing.”MASON CONTRACTORGENERAL CONTRACTORSUPPLIERSIMS MasonryLindon, UtahJacobsen ConstructionSalt Lake CityInterstate BrickWest Jordan, UtahARCHITECTOWNERHobbs & Black ArchitectsAnn Arbor, Mich.Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsSalt Lake City

Page 4LANDSCAPE, HARDSCAPEPRIVATE RESIDENCE SCREEN WALLTexasFor this project, the masonry subcontractor acted as prime subcontractor to remove 700 feet of aged masonry screenwall, and replace it with a more elegant all-masonry wall. The inherent qualities of masonry yielded a finished projectwhich will last for decades to come.Judges’ Comments: “Nice details.”MASON CONTRACTORGENERAL CONTRACTORSUPPLIERSDee Brown, Inc.Garland, TexasDee Brown, Inc.Garland, TexasBoral BricksCarrollton, TexasARCHITECTOWNERB2 Architecture, LLCDallasPrivate ResidenceREHABILITATION, RESTORATIONOREGON STATE HOSPITAL KIRKBRIDE BUILDINGSalem, OreSeeking to honor the building’s original character, the design team utilized chromo chronologies to identify the originalpennywise paint color. The new custom-blended paint hue represents a compromise between this historic tone and thecontemporary unpainted brick chosen for the adjacent new addition.Judges’ Comments: “Remarkable; a very challenging project.”MASON CONTRACTORGENERAL CONTRACTORPioneer Waterproofing Company, Inc.Portland, Ore.Hoffman Construction CompanyPortland, Ore.ARCHITECTOWNERSRG PartnershipPortland, Ore.Oregon Health AuthoritySalem, Ore.

Page 5RESIDENTIAL: SINGLE FAMILYST. ALBANS RESIDENCESt. Albans, Mo.The all brick and carved stone trimmed house has 12,840 square feet of living space with numerous walkways, arches,terraces and verandas all paved in Turkish marble. There are six masonry chimneys loaded with detail and characterincluding 48” herringbone fireboxes. The tallest chimney is 58’0” high.Judges’ Comments: “Incredible. Good details on brick work.”MASON CONTRACTORGENERAL CONTRACTORSUPPLIERSSpencer Brickwork, Inc.St. LouisSt. Albans Construction Co.St. Albans, Mo.Richards Brick CompanySt. LouisARCHITECTOWNERDick Busch ArchitectsSt. LouisSt. Albans Construction Co.St. Albans, Mo.INSTITUTIONALLAKEWOOD CEMETERY GARDEN MAUSOLEUMMinneapolisDesigned to blend into the landscape, the building’s exterior is comprised of 25,799 pieces of gray textured granite stone.Each piece, individually handset, demonstrates the impeccable craftsmanship and is testament to Lakewood Cemetery’sgoal of building a facility that will withstand the test of time.Judges’ Comments: “Nice project.”MASON CONTRACTORGENERAL CONTRACTORSUPPLIERSMortenson ConstructionMinneapolisMortenson ConstructionMinneapolisCold Spring Granite CompanyCold Spring, Minn.ARCHITECTOWNERHGA Architects & EngineersMinneapolisLakewood CemeteryMinneapolis

Page 6LIGHTWEIGHT BLOCKTHE MEADOWS AT LAKE ST. LOUIS – NIKE FACTORY STORELake St. Louis, Mo.M H worked with the Davis Street Land Company to develop a new kind of shopping experience for the Lake Saint Louisarea. The Nike store as well as all stores constructed at the site utilized lightweight block as the structural backup for themasonry veneer. Lightweight block allowed the walls to go up fast and at the most economical cost.Judges’ Comments: “Good use of lightweight block.”MASON CONTRACTORGENERAL CONTRACTORSUPPLIERSJohn J. Smith Masonry, Inc.St. Louis, Mo.HBD Construction, Inc.St. Louis, Mo.Kirchner Block & Brick, Inc.Bridgeton, Mo.ARCHITECTOWNERM & H Architects, Inc.St. Louis, Mo.Davis Street LandEvanston, Ill.LEEDUNIVERSITY OF TEXAS - NORMAN HACKERMAN BUILDINGAustin, TexasThe Norman Hackerman Building is the site of the foundation for some of the most important scientific discoveries of the21st century, such as safer pharmaceuticals and tools for disease diagnosis. It is a LEED silver building, showcasing theuniversity’s commitment to sustainability.Judges’ Comments: “Nice job.”MASON CONTRACTORGENERAL CONTRACTORSUPPLIERSP and S Masonry, Inc.Hamilton, TexasHCBeck, Ltd.Austin, TexasARCHITECTOWNERElgin Butler; Hohmann & Barnard, Inc.MPI; Precast Concrete Services;Reinforcing Steel Supply; TexasQuarries; TXICO ArchitectsLos AngelesUniversity of TexasAustin, Texas

Page 7VISION AWARD WINNERS ANNOUNCEDARCHITECTS, COMMUNITIES, SCHOOL DISTRICTS, AND UNIVERSITIES RECOGNIZEDThe Vision Awards celebrate school districts, universities, communities, and architects who have demonstratedoutstanding use of masonry in their projects and incorporate masonry in their campuses, communities, and buildings.ARCHITECTMOSELEY ARCHITECTSMoseley Architects has a long, rich history of designing architecture with masonry in mind. As a private firm with apublic sector soul, Moseley Architects public school projects are mindful in their requirements for simplicity, durability,and longevity, yet still realize opportunities for aesthetic uniqueness. Their projects continually recognize the timelesspermanence embodied in masonry, while exemplifying unique characteristic moments achievable within the material type.Moseley Architects reaffirms that as a material, no other material blends seamlessly with all of them as well as masonry.COMMUNITYCHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTSThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, based out of Salt Lake City, Utah, is one of the largest private entitieswith a constant development of new facilities to meet the needs of their congregations and communities. Churchconstruction in North America is between 50-70 new chapel projects per year averaging 12,000 sq. ft. per project alongwith 2-4 seminary or institute buildings each year where brick is the preferred exterior building material.SCHOOL DISTRICTHUNTLEY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT 158Huntley Consolidated School District 158 is a small school district in northern Illinois. The district has three schoolcampuses with five elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school. When selecting their materials thedistrict chose to use masonry for the exterior and interior walls. No doubt this is due to the lifecycle factors for thesebuildings.UNIVERSITYTHE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMAThe University of Alabama is a truly beautiful campus. A visitor to the University of Alabama would have a difficult timefinding a building on campus not built of masonry. The University of Alabama campus should be applauded for itsextensive and impressive use of masonry.