SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
ABOUT THE COMPETITION
PROMOTING CAREER AWARENESS OF THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY AMONG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Students Design and Build a Structure for an end User in the Community
Industry Professionals Judge the Competition Student Scholarships Awarded |
Teams Connect with Local Industry and Architectural Mentors
Travel Reimbursement Available NO COST to any Team Participant |
2022 PARTICIPATING SOCAL SCHOOLS
Sultana High School
Belmont High School Mira Mesa High School Huntington Park High School Savanna High School San Marcos High School NOCROP @ Brea Olinda High School NOCROP at Valencia High School NOCROP @ Magnolia High School NOCROP @ Anaheim High School Alta Vista Public Charter school |
Orange Grove High School
Rancho Buena Vista HS Central Union High Montecito High School Estancia Thousand Oaks High School Long Beach City College Citrus High School Twin Oaks High School Mt. Miguel High School Los Angeles Trade Technical College |
MEET THE DESIGN BUILD ADVISORY BOARD MEMBERS
Ron Beehler | BPR Consulting Group
Kritoffers Bridges | Kitchell CEM Jenna Carlson | Myers & Sons Construction, LLP Amy Cisneros | California Homebuilding Foundation Tyson Cline | RNT Architects Jason Denbaugh | Teichert- San Diego Shane Diller | California Building Officials Lisa Eklund | Eklund Consulting Krista Ganga | Coastline Regional Occupational Program David Garner | Flint Builders Marshall Galyon | Hensel Phelps Nick Henderson | 4 Leaf, Inc. |
Jill Herman | California Home Building Foundation
Teri Jamison | Rainforth Grau Architects Sara Kilburn | The Mark Group Amy O' Brien | Gilbane Building Company Dylan Rogers | Sundt Construction, Inc. Lisa C. Sachs | Cumming-Group Michelle Seeds | RNT Architects Betty Lynn Senes | Sundt Construction, Inc. Linda Skipper | North Orange County Regional Occupational Program Lisa Snowden | Newport-Mesa Unified School District Chelsea Snyder | Gilbane Building Company Chris Stephens | Boudreau Pipeline William Taylor | Brand+New Business |
While the competition took place on campuses around California instead of centralized competitions in Sacramento and Orange County, more students, parents, instructors and industry professionals were engaged in the Competition than ever before.
In fact, 2,700 people participated in voting for 2021’s People’s Choice Award!
In fact, 2,700 people participated in voting for 2021’s People’s Choice Award!