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Students Participate in Architectural Design Challenge
Students were challenged to repurpose unused space (barn) found on neighboring Chatham University’s Eden Hall Campus in a sustainable and meaningful way to better serve the community in the Sustainable Architectural Design Challenge.
The 2017 winning team was the Sustainable Shepherds, who designed the Eden Hall Barn Biome. The team consisted of sixth graders Tyler Derks, Natalie McLean, Nicholas Murray and Katherine Yanni.
They worked in small teams, created a design and model and made a presentation to a panel of community experts that included architects, real estate agents, engineers and other experts helped judge the models.
The Architectural Design Challenge addressed many areas in science, technology, art, mathematics. Students developed an understanding of:
- Technological Design
- Personal & Community Health
- Solutions Using a Systematic Process to Deal with Constraints & Meeting Criteria
- How to Analyze Data to Determine Similarities & Differences among Several Design Solutions
Teachers Jennifer Kopach and Joanna Sovek worked with the sixth
grade teachers and students. The students and staff worked who to secure
the panel of judges. Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation Executive
Director Louise Sturgess, Chatham University Sustainability and Education
Coordinator-Community Programs Kelly Henderson. The full panel of judges is listed below:
Louise Sturgess
Executive
Director
Pittsburgh
History & Landmarks Foundation
Kelly Henderson
Eden
Hall K-12 Education Director
Chatham
University
Cameron
Heyder
Eden Hall K-12 Program
Staff Bachelor of Arts in Sustainability Student
Kira
Martin
Eden Hall K-12 Education Resource Coordinator
Chatham University
Dani
SanFilippo
Eden Hall K-12 Food Systems Educator
Master of Arts in Food Studies/MBA Student
Chatham University
Alaina Bernstein
Architectural Systems Designer
Forms & Surfaces
Chatham University
Laura Schwartz
Project Manager/Historic Preservation
Arris Construction, LLC
Jessica Stuck
Architect
Perfido, Weiskopf, Wagstaff, Goettel
Paul Tellers
Architect
Kelcy Wagner
Eden Hall K-12 Field Trip Coordinator
Chatham Alumna
Chatham University
Samantha Weaver
Program Coordinator
Architecture Learning Network & Architecture Explorations
Carnegie Mellon University
Cat Adams
AIA, LEED AP BD+C Architect
Cannon
Design
Lou Anne Caligiuri
Dean of Eden Hall Campus
Chatham University