Masonry Magazine July 1980 Page. 18
MAYCO
THE ONLY WAY TO PLACE GROUT ON MULTI-STORY, LOAD BEARING MASONRY CONSTRUCTION. HEAVY DUTY DRIVE. MAYCO C30HD SMALL LINE GROUT & CONCRETE PUMP...THE 'WORK HORSE' OF THE INDUSTRY.
• Handles mixes with up to 1½" aggregate.
• Remote Control Flow of material controlled at point of pour.
• 3-Speed volume selector.
• Will pump in excess of 100' vertically and 400' to 500' horizontally.
• Versatile Can also be used for pumping slabs, footings, foundations, light weight cellular concrete floors, high lift grouting and shotcreting.
ASK ABOUT OUR PROGRAM FOR STARTING A CONCRETE PUMPING SERVICE A DYNAMIC WAY TO DIVERSIFY.
For information & location of your local Mayco distributor, Contact: MAYCO PUMP CORP. 4560 Sperry Street/Los Angeles, CA 90039 Phone: (213) 240-7070
COLORADO DESIGN AWARDS
continued from page 8
Recipients of engineering Merit Awards were:
• Richard Weingardt Consulting Engineers, Inc., Denver, for Arvada Center for the Arts & Humanities, Arvada.
• KKBNA Consulting Engineers, Inc., Denver, for Boettcher Concert Hall. Denver, and Colorado School of Mines Student Housing, Golden.
• George Hanson (Bourn & Delaney, Architects), Englewood, for County High School Addition and Remodel, Pueblo.
The architectural awards jury, chaired by Kenneth Neumann, FAIA, of Rossen/Neumann Associates, Southfield, Mich., concluded that designers in Colorado understand the intrinsic qualities of masonry. "It is obvious," he said, "that Colorado architects have clear concern for energy conservation, functional necessity, economy of means, contextural responsibility, and historical continuity."
Other architectural judges were Edward D. Francis, FAIA, William Kessler & Associates, Inc., Detroit, and Louis G. Redstone, FAIA, Louis G. Redstone Associates, Livonia, Mich.
The chairman of the engineering awards jury was Donald A. Wakefield, P.E., vice president, Interstate Brick Division, Entrada Industries, West Jordan, Utah. Other engineering judges were John Tawresey, P.E., KPFF Consulting Engineers, Inc., Seattle, Wash., and James E. Amrhein, P.E., engineering director, Masonry Institute of America, Los Angeles, Calif.
The keynote speaker at the awards banquet, which was held in conjunction with "Masonry In Colorado Week" in April, was John T. Joyce, president of the International Union of Bricklayers & Allied Craftsmen. Washington. D.C.
He told the approximately 235 persons present at the ceremony that masonry currently is "enjoying a renaissance" and that architects are experiencing a "new appreciation of masonry's humanistic values as well as its practical qualities."
Jerry G. Pope, president of the Colorado Masonry Institute, gave the welcoming remarks and made the introductions.
Buy American
The modern American is one who drinks German beer from a Swedish glass while sitting on Danish furniture after having come home from an Italian movie in his Japanese car powered by Dutch gasoline. Then he puts on his Scotch smoking jacket, lights a Brazilian cigar, takes off his Swiss watch, hangs up his Panama hat, mixes a drink of Canadian whiskey, and picks up a ball point pen from Taiwan to write his congressman a letter raising hob about all the money that's leaving the country.
18 MASONRY/JULY, 1980