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Rubeling’s Recchia Judges National School Boards Association Design Awards
Posted February 7, 2012
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BALTIMORE, MD - David P. Recchia, AIA, Vice President and Partner at Towson-based Rubeling & Associates - one of the region's leading architecture and interior design firms - recently served as a judge for the 2012 National School Boards Association (NSBA) Architectural Jury.
Recchia was one of only three judges who reviewed 45 school designs submitted from across the U.S. One grand award was given, along with five citations. "We looked for designs that went beyond the norm for education facilities," says Recchia. "Each building's layout, the aesthetic quality, how it responded to the environment and site challenges, the cohesiveness from streetfront throughout the interior, and how the design solution satisfied the project needs were comprehensively taken into account."
"We're proud that Dave was chosen by the NSBA to serve as a judge for the Architectural Jury," said Al Rubeling FAIA, President and Founder of Rubeling & Associates. "The excellence of his work in the field of education architecture is the reason he was invited to judge such a prestigious national design competition."
The 45 projects submitted for the competition, along with the six award winningprojects, will be announced and displayed to the 5,000 school board membersattending the National School Boards Convention in Boston in April 2012. The award and citation recipients will also be featured in the association's publication and website.
With over thirty years experience, Recchia has been with Rubeling & Associates since 1984 and became a Partner in 1998. His professional design experienceincludes education, office buildings, mixed-use developments, and religiousfacilities.
About Rubeling & Associates, Inc.
Rubeling & Associates, Inc. offers Architecture, Interior Design, Master Planning and Historic Architecture design services in seventeen states throughout the Country and the District of Columbia from its offices in Towson and Frederick, Maryland.
Considered a mid-size firm including eight registered architects and four interior designers, the firm specializes in education, religious, corporate office, healthcare, campus spatial master planning, and local government projects. Other market specialties include elder care, banks, funeral homes, retail, and libraries. Renovation and addition projects account for 60% of the annual workload. For more information, please visit www.rubeling.com.
About National School Boards Association
Founded in 1940, the National School Boards Association (NSBA) is a not-for-profit organization representing state associations of school boards and their more than 90,000 local school board members throughout the U.S. Working with andthrough our state associations, NSBA advocates for equity and excellence inpublic education through school board leadership. www.nsba.org.
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