ASCC Announces Winners of Decorative Concrete Awards

Little Island @ Pier 55, part of the Hudson River Park Trust project in New York City, won top honors in the American Society of Concrete Contractors' 13th annual awards program.

October 11, 2021

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The Decorative Concrete Council (DCC), a specialty council of the American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC), announced the winners of its 13th annual Decorative Concrete Awards competition during ASCC’s Annual Conference in September.

The winner of the WOW! Award for best overall project was Little Island @ Pier 55 in New York City by Ruttura & Sons Construction Co. Inc. of West Babylon, N.Y.

ASCC describes the project as follows:

Little Island is a $250 million Hudson River Park Trust project that takes the idea of piers and parks to a new level. The most visible portion is the pots, fabricated giant cups put together with pieces called petals. Thirty-nine sets of formwork were made after extensive 3D computer modeling to create the 132 pots.

While the pots were modeled, cast, and assembled, marine contractors drove the pilings in stages, up to 200 ft. below the river. The project includes a total of 267-cylinder piles, each supporting approximately 250 to 350 tons.

The “jewel” of the project, according to Kevin Zimont, a project executive with construction management firm Hunter Roberts Construction Group, is the 700-seat amphitheater. “Architectural concrete designed for a 100-year life cycle made it difficult to satisfy the architect’s wishes,” says D. Thomas Ruttura, Ruttura & Sons Const. Co.

The contest’s other winners included:

  • Cast-In-Place Stamped, Over 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Bomanite Artistic Concrete, El Paso, TX, for El Paso Zoo Chihuahua Desert Exhibit.

  • Cast-In-Place Stamped, Over 5,000 SF, 2nd Place, Alchemy Concrete, Inc., Amherst Junction, WI, for Nelson: Witenblauw.

  • Cast-In-Place Stamped, Under 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Salzano Custom Concrete, Aldie, VA, for National Harbor Showcase Intersection.

  • Cast-In-Place Stamped, Under 5,000 SF, 2nd Place, Kaufman Construction, Inc., Casselton, ND, for the Voss Residence.

  • Polished Concrete & Overlays, Over 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Floor Seal Technology, Milpitas, CA, for Skyline Community College.

  • Polished Concrete & Overlays, Under 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Hyde Concrete, Pasadena, MD, for 6721 Columbia Gateway.

  • Polished Concrete & Overlays, Under 5,000 SF, 2nd Place, Surfacing Solutions, Inc. Temecula, CA, for Alila Marea.

  • Cast-in-Place Special Finishes, Over 5,000 SF, 1st Place, T.B. Penick & Sons, Inc., San Diego, CA, for UC San Diego Mesa Housing Pedestrian & Bicycle Bridge.

  • Cast-in-Place Special Finishes, Over 5,000 SF, 2nd Place, Bomanite International Ltd., Bury, United Kingdom, for OCT Harbour Plus Rose Square.

  • Cast-in-Place Special Finishes, Under 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Musselman & Hall Contractors, Kansas City, MO, for St. Louis Aquarium at Union Station.

  • Cast-in-Place Special Finishes, Under 5,000 SF, 2nd Place, Bomanite of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK, for Choctaw Cultural Center.

  • Vertical/Facades, Over 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Coloscapes Concrete, Loveland, CO, for Confluence.

  • Concrete Artistry, Over 5,000 SF, 1st Place, T.B. Penick & Sons, San Diego, CA, for 3rd Street Improvements, Phase 2.

  • Concrete Artistry, Under 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Fisher Companies, Midland, MI, for Kalkaska Trout Inlay.

  • Concrete Artistry, Under 5,000 SF, 2nd Place, Scott L. Aker, Architect, LLC, Philadelphia, PA, for June 5 Memorial Park.

  • Multiple Applications, Over 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Trademark Concrete Systems, Camarillo, CA, for SoFi Stadium.

  • Multiple Applications, Under 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Colorado Hardscapes, Greenwood Village, CO, for Red-Tailed Hawk Inclusive Playground.

  • Multiple Applications, Under 5,000 SF, 2nd Place, Tom Ralston Concrete, Santa Cruz, CA, for Santa Cruz Chinatown Monument.

  • Stained, & Dyes Over 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Bob Harris, SSI, Waxahachie, TX, and Lee Ann Harris, Decorative Concrete Institute, Temple, GA, for Harris Re-creation of the Church of San Salvador.

  • Architectural Cast-in-Place Concrete Structures Over 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Ruttura & Sons Const. Co., West Babylon, NY; Long Island Concrete, Queens, NY; and Fort Miller Co., Inc., Greenwich, NY for Little Island @ Pier 55.

  • Architectural Cast-in-Place Concrete Structures Over 5,000 SF, 2nd Place, Ruttura & Sons Const. Co., West Babylon, NY, for Brooklyn Navy Yard.

  • Cementitious Overlays, Over 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Beijing Orangestone Hardscape Co. Ltd., Beijing, Beijing China, for Zhuhai Chime-Long Hengqin Island Theatre.

  • Cementitious Overlays, Over 5,000 SF, 2nd Place, Concrete Coatings, Grand Prairie, TX, for Lakeshore Amenity Center.

  • Cementitious Overlays, Under 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Captivating Concrete, Prescott, MI, for Self’s Reclaimed Basement.    

  • Countertops/Furniture/Firepits, 1st Place, Lamberson Construction Concrete by Design, Horton, KS, for Happy Bassett Barrel House.

  • Countertops/Furniture/Firepits, 2nd Place, Hyde Concrete, Pasadena, MD, for Mason & Rook Mobile Bar.

  • Decorative Resinous Coatings, Under 5,000 SF, 1st Place, Knox Concrete LLC, Lewiston, ID, for Brandon Beier.

  • Decorative Resinous Coatings, Under 5,000 SF, 2nd Place, Birmingham Decorative Concrete, Leeds, AL, for P&M Mechanical.

                   

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