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THE COMPLETE PICTURE.. . . . s h o w s t h a t S T R E S C O N I N D U S T R I E S has g r o w n i n t o a p recas t c o n c r e t e g i a n t . We m a n u f a c t u r e t h e f u l l g a m u t of p recas t p r o d u c t s ; f loor a n d roof syst e m s , a c o l u m n a n d b e a m f r a m i n g sys tem, wa l l p a n e l s , p l us o t h e r a s s o r t e d a r c h i t e c t u r a l and s t ruc t u r a l c o n c r e t e p r o d u c t s . S t r e s c o n a lso p rov ides e n g i n e e r i n g , e r e c t i o n , a n d t r u c k i n g se rv i ces . Con tac t o u r loca l sa les o f f i ce fo r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n on wha t w e can a d d t o you r job p i c t u r e .

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P O T O M A C VALLEY ARCHITECT OFFICIAL PUBLICATION • POTOMAC VALLEY CHAPTER OF MARYLAND AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS

Nov./Dec. • Vol. 10. No. 3

CHAPTER OFFICERS

J O H N W . L A W R E N C E President EUGENE A . DELMAR President Designate PHILIP W . M A S O N Vice President E D W I N F. BALL Secretary CLYDE E. G R I M M Treasurer J O H N E. M O O R E Director LOREN L. M U R R A Y Director NEIL R. GREENE Director

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Amal ie Dobres, 588-1 125

Office Hours: 9:00 A . M . +o 3:00 P.M.

CHAPTER ACCOUNTANTS Borders and Associates, 772-5000

POTOMAC VALLEY ARCHITECT

EDITOR James F. Hl l leary, A. I .A. , 585-8303

CONTRIBUTING EDITOR Neil R. Greene, A . I .A .

M A N A G I N G EDITOR Joseph C. Dennison, RA 6-1005

ADVERTISING MANAGER J. Leo Sugrue, W H 6-5814

Published bi-monthly by fhe Potomac Valley Chapter of Maryland, American Institute of Architects. 912 Thayer Avenue. Silver Spring, Maryland. Entered as second class matter at the Silver Spring Post Off ice. Subscription price: 50c per copy. $2.50 per year. UnsolicitecJ manuscripts and photographs will be returned only if accompanied by a self-addressed, stamped envelope.

Change in advertising copy should be directed to : MR. LEO SUGRUE, M i l l Lund Place, Kensington, Maryland.

The articles in the magazine represent the personal opinions of the authors and/or the editor and should not be construed as representing the viewpoint of the Potomac Valley Chapter, A.I.A.

C O V E R

G R A P H I C S BY

E D I T O R

NEW ADDRESS Duane and Lawrence Archi tects, announce

the relocation of of f ices to 2600 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington, D. C. 20008. Telephone 234-8101.

REPORT FROM OUR RETIRING PRESIDENT

As Past President I will serve as a d i rector for one year. I t is wi th every confidence that I look forward to the coming year wi th such able leadership. I have worked with all your off icers and I am sure that you have chosen well and they will serve you well.

During 1966 several important changes have been in i t ia ted. The most important, perhaps, is the sound fiscal policy tha t has been achieved. W e have the services of a new accountant, Mr . Eugene Borders, who has simplif ied and reorganized our business affairs.

Chapter members are serving with dist inct ion in many areas. Denny Madden is President of the Maryland Counci l o f Arch i tects , Inc. Gene Delmar and Phil Mason have impor tant commi t tee posts on a regional level, working on the for thcoming M idd le A t lan t i c Regional Conference on Transportat ion, to be held in Wi l l iamsburg in February of 1967. Stan Ar thur and Chuck Soule' are serving on the Mary land Registration Board. Ron Senseman, Chai rman and Gene Delmar, Subcommittee Chairman are valued members of the Commi t tee for a More Beautiful Montgomery County . Wa l t e r Bucher is a member of the Board of Zoning Appeals and a member of the Montgomery County Planning Commission. Ben Elliott is General Chairman for the regional conference for the Gu i l d for Religious Archi tecture. Neil Greene's program effor ts have developed interesting and stimulating luncheon meetings. Joe Dennison is serving as President of the D. C. Metropol i tan Chapter of Construct ion Specifications Institute. Dave Rinn, as chairman o f Compet i t ions and Exhibitions, presents the fruits of his labor In this issue of PVA . O f course, J im Hll leary has done his usual superlative job as Editor of PVA.

The social act iv i ty has also been enlarged with the Garden Reception last spring — and the most successful Testimonial Dinner for E. 8. and Faith Morris so ably arranged by Ron Senseman.

Al l to ld , the voice of the Arch i tec t in Potomac Valley is being heard in our land. The excellent cooperat ion of all the Executive Commit tee, commit tee chairmen and membership has been most grat i fy ing, and I am conf ident that you will give your new president. Gene Delmar, your whole-hearted support.

Jack Lawrence

THE P O T O M A C VALLEY CHAPTER

O F

THE A M E R I C A N INSTITUTE O F ARCHITECTS

takes this occasion

to congratulate all award winners

and

to thank all who par t i c ipa ted

in this Biennial Event.

A * I . A

POTOMAC VALLEY CHAPTER OFFICERS

P R E S I D E N T :

P R E S I D E N T D E S I G N A T E :

V I C E P R E S I D E N T :

S E C R E T A R Y :

T R E A S U R E R :

1967

EUGENE A. DELMAR

PHILIP W. MASON

EDWIN F. BALL

CLYDE E. GRIMM

NEIL R. GREENE

D I R E C T O R S : JOHN W. LAWRENCE

LOREN L MURRAY

DONALD J . H O G A N

DAVID A. HOLTZ

EUGENE A. DELMAR, A.I.A.

Gene, a native of Gall i tzen, Pennsylvania, completed mil i tary service pr ior to at tending Columbia University from which he received his Bachelor of Archi tecture Degree in 1954.

He worked with Haro ld M. Lewis, C i ty Planner, New York, New York before moving to this area. He apprent iced with Wendel l Hal le t t and Ronald S. Senseman, F.A.I.A. before founding his own firm in 1959.

An active worker in the Potomac Valley Chapter, he has served well on the Executive Commit tee. In addit ion to his professional aff i l iat ions, he is a member of the Silver Spring Board of Trade, the Silver Spring Lions Club, Columbia University Club, Izaak Wal ton League. Sigma Chi Fraternity Alumnus, the National Association of Homebuilders and Chairman of the Commit tee on Aesthetics for the Commi t tee for a More Beautiful Montgomery County .

Gene resides in Wheaton with his wife, Bettie, and three children in a house which he describes as "Early Delmar" and which is in a perpetual state of updat ing.

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THE JURORS MARIO E. CAMPIOLI, A.I.A.

Presently well known to the country as Act ing Archi tect of the Capi to l , Mr . Campiol i immigrated as an infant from Parma, Italy. He received his Bachelor of Archi tecture f rom Columbia University in 1937 and did architectural research abroad in England, France, Portugal, Sweden and Italy.

He received his early training in the off ice of Dwight James Baum where he became an associate. A f t e r the death of Mr. Baum in 1959 he became product ion manager with the f i rm of Eggers and Higgins in New York. In 1949, he left his position to become Director of Architecture for the Colonial Wil l iamsburg Restoration. In 1957 he assumed duties of Of f ice Manager with the Washington O f f i ce of DeWi t t , Poor and Shelton, Architects, where be became Project Director for the Extension of the Capi to l . In this capacity, he developed plans, conducted historical research, lectured on the Capi to l and represented the firm in discussions and conferences with the Archi tect of the Cap i to l , members of Congress and the advisory architects. This valuable experience prepared him for assumption o f his present duties in 1959.

Mr. Campiol i , a father of four, resides with his wife in McLean, Virginia.

J . ROY CARROLL, JR.. F.A.I.A.

J . Roy Carrol l , Jr., F.A.I.A. of Carrol l , Grisdale & Van A len , Archi tects, is particularly well known to members of the American Institute of Archi tects having served as our Nat ional President 1963-64.

His education and activi t ies have long centered around Pennsylvania having been educated there and since pract iced in the Philadelphia area. He received his Bachelor and Master Degrees from the University of Pennsylvania, was a Graduate Fellow in Arch i tecture in 1927-28 and the recipient o f the Henry Gi l le t te Woodman Fellowship in 1941. He also served the University as Assistant Professor and Executive Chairman of the Design Staff .

Long active in the A . I .A . he served as National Secretary 1960-62 and First Vice President 1962-63 before assuming the Presidency. He is also an Honorary Member of the Mexican Society of Architects, Fellow of the Royal Society of Ar ts and the Philippine Institute of Architects. Prior to national service in the A. I .A . he served in executive capacities for the Pennsylvania Society of Archi tects.

The designer of many outstanding buildings, he is the recipient o f awards too numerous to ment ion; and in addi t ion to his professional life is active in many civic, church and art societies along the east coast.

PAUL L. G A U D R E A U , A . I .A.

Paul L. Gaudreau, a Past President of the Baltimore Chapter of the Amer ican Institute of Archi tects and a partner in the Baltimore f i rm of Gaudreau, Architects, is a native of Massachusetts. He was graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1936 from Cathol ic University of America where he later taught for a t ime. H e was also first Head of the John Hopkins University Design Course.

Known for his interest in design of churches and cities, he has traveled extensively researching throughout Europe.

His many Interests and activit ies include membership In The Amer ican Institute of Planners. The Baltimore County Board of Archi tectural Review (former chairman), the State Board of Archi tectura l Review (former chairman) and the Board o f Directors of the Center For Inter-Faith Research on Religious Arch i tecture.

Despite his youthful appearance, he has a daughter in college and a high school aged son. He resides as well as practices In Baltimore, Mary land.

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FIRST AWARD:

Of f i ce Building Architect: Eugene A. Delmar Structural Engineer: Morr is W . Green Mechanical Engineer:

Frank E. Wil l iams, Jr. Electrical Engineer: Edwin Wheeler Landscape Consultant:

Kenneth P. Soergel, II Owner : Realty Investment Co. , Inc. Cont rac to r : Owner Locat ion: Silver Spring, Maryland

FIRST AWARD:

Speculative House Architect: James F. Hllleary Developer-Contractor :

Joseph D. Judge Locat ion: Al lv iew Estates,

Ell icott C i ty , Maryland

FIRST AWARD:

Church Architect:

Keyes, Lethbridge & Condon Structural Engineer: Robert A . Weiss Mechanical Engineer:

Kluckhuhn & McDav id Co . Landscape Arch i tec t :

Lester A . Collins Owner : River Road Unitarian Church Locat ion: Bethesda, Mary land

Photographer: J . Alexander

F I R S T A W A R D : O F F I C E B U I L D I N G F O R

R E A L T Y I N V E S T M E N T C O R P O R A T I O N

E U G E N E A . D E L M A R . A . I . A . . A R C H I T E C T

"This is a simple, well articulated plan, consistent in its architectural treatment, its scale and landscaping, and displaying an excellent choice of materials."

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"A speculative house with the amenities of a custom design. The treatment is quiet and elegant and very well detai led. The attractive atrium contributes to the oleasantness of the entry as well as the expansion and privacy of the interior spaces. A dining terrace and living room balcony furnish the family a change of view without sacrifice of privacy in a commendable setting where nature has been retained advantageously."

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K E Y E S . L E T H B R I D G E A N D C O N D O N , A R C H I T E C T S

"Admirable siting and relationship of bui lding contour to terrain, a simple and pleasing relationship of form and materials with excellent handling of landscaping and parUng facil it ies."

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AWARDS OF MERIT

A W A R D O F MERIT: Residence Architect: Chapman & Miller Landscape Arch i tec t :

Lester A . Collins Owner : Joseph Miller, Arch i tec t Locat ion: Washington, D. C .

A W A R D O F MERIT: O f f i c e Building Architect: Eugene A. Delmar Structural Engineer: Morris W . Green Mechanical Engineer:

Frank E. Wil l iams, Jr. Electrical Engineer: Edwin Wheeler Owner : Trio Associates Con t rac to r : E. A . Baker Co. , Inc. Locat ion: Silver Spring, Mary land

A W A R D O F MERIT: Park Police Station Architects: Duane & Lawrence Structural Engineers:

Scullen & March ig ian i ' Owner : Prince George's County Locat ion: Greenbel t , Maryland

A W A R D O F MERIT: Remodel led Residence Architect: Hugh Newell Jacobsen Owner : Calvin Cafr i tz Locat ion: Georgetown

A W A R D O F MERIT: Residence Architects:

Keyes, Lethbridge & Condon Landscape Arch i tec t :

Robert A . Benoit Owner : David Condon Locat ion : Chevy Chase, Maryland

A W A R D O F MERIT: Y M C A Architect:

Keyes, Lethbridge & Condon Structural Engineer: Carl C . htansen Mechanical Engineer: Co t ton & Harris Landscape Arch i tec t :

Thurman Donovan Owner : Frederick Y .M.C.A . Locat ion : Frederick, Maryland

A W A R D O F MERIT: Apartment-Townhouse Development Architects:

Keyes, Lethbridge & Condon Structural Engineer:

Car l C. hiansen ^-lechanical Engineer:

Kluckhuhn & McDavId C o . Landscape Arch i tec t : Eric Paectke Owner : The Berens Company Locat ion: Washington, D. C.

A W A R D O F M E R I T :

J O S E P H M I L L E R R E S I D E N C E

C H A P M A N & M I L L E R . A R C H I T E C T S

"An admirably restrained plan behind and a simple unbrolen facade respecting Its urban location. This house affords a great variety of views and a most conveniently arranged plan. The house is exceptionally well related to its superbly landscaped site."


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Photographer: Bruno Kleimanis


R E G I O N A L P A R K P O L I C E S T A T I O N

D U A N E A N D L A W R E N C E . A R C H I T E C T S

"A simple structure of materials appropriate in texture and scale to its wooded location. The exterior is most inviting, particularly considering that i t is a police station. The handling of landscaping and grounds is commendable especially in relationship to parking area. The entire concept is a minimum intrusion into the natural sett ing."


M E T R O P O L I T A N N A T I O N A L B A N K O F F I C E B U I L D I N G

E U G E N E A . D E L M A R . A . I . A . . A R C H I T E C T

"Separation of off ice spaces and services in distinct shafts permits a very flexible arrangement in this exceptionally well designed building. There is a very handsome design relationship of brick wail to glass space completely expressive of funct ion."


Photographer: Robert C. Lautman


C A F R I T Z R E S I D E N C E — G E O R G E T O W N

H U G H N E W E L L J A C O B S E N , A R C H I T E C T

"The architect has altered the facacJe little but effectively, imparting more elegance and style than the house originally possessed. We commend his restraint in modernization of the street facade. The plan has been sensibly modernized by the creation of a bright court."


D A V I D C O N D O N R E S I D E N C E

K E Y E S . L E T H B R I D G E A N D C O N D O N . A R C H I T E C T S

"For this rather restricted lot. the house is well placed and the landscaping carefully designed. Perhaps a higher front garden wall would have given additional privacy to the living room. The division of plan with the private rooms toward the rear garden is commendable."


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"This is a straight forward plan solution in a well proportioned exterior. Thoughtful use of brick and wood on exterior and interior is admirable."




T I B E R I S L A N D A P A R T M E N T S


"The designers have shown strong and sensitive relationship of high medium and low rise buildings, producing a single sizable open space as well as auxiliary, smaller spaces that complement i t . The entire complex has a consistent scale."

C O M M E N T O N L Y :

M A Y R E S I D E N C E

C O O P E R & A U E R B A C H , A R C H I T E C T S

The jury commended the elevations and detalllnq while questioning a plan which placed living areas one level above arrival court.



C R O S S & A D R E O N

W Y N K O O P - S U B D I V I S I O N

The jury commended the layout of roads and the placement of houses individually and thoir relation to each other as well as to the existing topography.


D E V E L O P M E N T H O U S I N G

D E I G E R T & Y E R K E S , A R C H I T E C T S

Whi le praising the individual houses, they questioned aspects of the site plan which led them to assume that possibly the site development may have been predetermined.



N E W M Y E R R E S I D E N C E

H U G H N E W E L L J A C O B S E N , A R C H I T E C T

Whi le highly stylized and extremely formal, the jury commended the consistency of treatment. They felt a more gracious vehicular approach to the house seemed requi red.

SUMMATION

As your reporter, my presence at the Biennial Awards judgment was tolerated in a spectatorial capaci ty. David Rinn is to be congratulated for the quiet eff iciency with which he handled the entire event.

I was impressed with the performance of this year's jury for its consistency and cooperat ive spiri t . It was not a prima donna performance but rather a synchronization of e f for t . They stressed consistency of performance in all aspects of design and remained faithful to their own established standards.

In a post judgment they praised the very high caliber of the sixty-one entries and the excellence of the photographic presentation. (We are fortunate In having such sensitive photographers available to us - Ed.).

They also requested that we make certain recommendations for future Awards Programs which would assist the jurors in arriving at decisions.

1. Property lines should be clearly demarked and adjacent buildings shown to establish this relationship.

2 . Floor plans should be presented at a larger scale for legibi l i ty, part icularly in apartment and mult i -bui lding projects.

3. A section through the building would help the jury to understand the project better.

4. Keying photographs to plan would be beneficial for the readabi l i ty.

5. A simple statement of the program and its specific problems, placed on the face of the presentat ion mount, would give assistance to the jury not only in understanding the project , but also in determining how well the architect has solved the specific problems.

As spectator, I would like to make a suggestion also; that more consideration be given to the mechanics of judgment. This year's jury struggled with poor l ight ing and glare, necessitating constant rearrangement of the exhibition in order to throw an equally favorable l ight on all projects. This, needless to say, was tiring for the jury and netted a lot of wasted mot ion and t ime. Perhaps a fixed lighting and a single sett ing may be the answer. A t any rate, we have two years to solve this mechanical problem.

Easily, our thanks are extended to all who par t ic ipated In making this year's event an outstanding one.

Editor

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CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE

AWARD WINNING ARCHITECTS

Eugene A. Delmar

James F. Hilleary

Hugh Newell Jacobsen

Keyes, Lethbridge & Condon

Duane & Lawrence

Chapman & Miller

T H E ! DURON fQuality PAINT PRODUCTS

USED ON THESE AWARD WINNING JODS WERE SUPPLIED BY

PAINT and WALLPAPER Stores

15 Metropolitan Washington Locations

1st A W A R D Realty Investment Building Architect, Eugene A. Delmar Biiilder.

Realty Investment Inc. Paint Contractor,

Paul Workman

MERIT A W A R D U. S. Park Police Station Architect, Duane & Lautence Builder,

Weiss Construction Inc. Paint Contractor,

Vibar Associates

1st A W A R D Speculative House Architect, James F . Hilleary Builder, Joseph Judge Inc. Paint Contractor,

Woodbine Decorators

MERIT A W A R D Calvin Cafritz Residence Architect,

Hugh Newell Jacobsen Builder, James T. Reedy

1st A W A R D River Road Unitarian Church Architects,

Keyes, Lethbridge & Condon Builder, Furman Builders Paint Contractor,

Apex Decorating Co.

MERIT A W A R D Residence of David H. Condon Architect,

Keyes, Lethbridge & Condon Builder, Hayes Brothers

R e h ^ Regue^jt^^ ? O T 9 ^ A g j j ^ i ^ | . l t E Y A R C H I T E C T . 912 Thayer Avenue, Silver Spring, Md.

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PAID S I L V E R S P R I N G . MD.

PERMIT N O . 274

Congratulations to the

Award Winning Architects

Chapman & Miller Eugene A . Delmar Duane & Lawrence

James F. Hilleary Hugh Newell Jacobsen Keyes, Le+hbridge & Condon

F A C E B R I C K F O R T H E S E A W A R D W I N N I N G J O B S

was supplied by

^ CUSHWA BRICK A N D BU ILD ING SUPPLY CO.

Award Winners

Metropolitan National Bank BIdg. Realty Investment Building Tiber Island Apartments Condon Residence Miller Residence Calvin Cafritz Residence

Builders

E. A . Baker Realty Investment Co., Inc. Charles Tompkins Co. Hayes Brothers Joseph Miller James T. Reedy

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