2003 Pittsburgh Regional Future City Competition
37 schools competed in the fourth annual Pittsburgh Regional Future City Competition at Carnegie Music Hall on Saturday, January 18, 2003. The event was made possible by the following sponsors:
Gold
Bombardier Transportation
Engineers' Society of Western Pennsylvania Members & Friends
Michael Baker Corporation
Sargent Electric Company
Silver
American Society of Civil Engineers
Dominion Peoples
Henry C. Frick Educational Fund of the Buhl Foundation
PPG Industries Foundation
USFilter/Chester Engineers
United States Steel Corporation
Bronze
ANSYS, Inc.
Astorino Branch Engineers
CH2M HILL, Inc.
Chapman Corporation
Gannett Fleming, Inc.
Pittsburgh Conference (PITTCON)
The winners of the Pittsburgh Regional Future Competition held on Saturday, January 18, 2003 at Carnegie Music Hall were:
- First Place: Harrison Middle School
- Second Place: Riverview JSHS
- Third Place: Trinity Middle School
- Fourth Place: St.Bede School
- Fifth Place: Saltsburg MS
Special Award Winners were: |
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Award |
Sponsor |
Winner |
Best Use of Ceramics |
American Ceramic Society |
Harrison MS |
Best Use of Factories |
PPG |
Linton MS |
Most Creative Use of Recyclable Material |
American Institute of Chemical Engineers |
Frick International Studies Academy |
Most Effective Energy System |
Association of Energy Engineers |
Saltsburg MS |
Creative Model Design |
ANSYS |
Harrison |
Best Infrastructure |
American Society of Civil Engineers |
Hillcrest Christian Academy |
Most Effective Moveable Part |
American Society of Mechanical Engineers |
Neshannock JSHS |
Best Use of Steel |
US Steel Mon Valley Works |
Mary Queen of Apostles |
Most Effective Use of Bridges |
Association for Bridge Contractors and Designers |
St. Bede |
Best Computer Design |
Riverview JSHS |
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Most Effective and Prosporous Housing Development and Layout |
Society of Women Engineers |
Pittsburgh Gifted Center |
Most Innovative Transportation System |
ANSYS |
Beaver Valley Homeschool |
Most Innovative Communication System |
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers |
Riverview JSHS |
Best City Layout |
PA Planning Association |
St. Thomas More |
Best Essay |
Trinity MS |
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Student Choice Award |
Student Teams |
Hillcrest Christian Academy |
Outstanding First Year Team |
Butler JHS |
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Most Effective Fire Protection Delivery |
Society of Fire Protection Engineers |
Frick International Studies Academy |
Harrison Middle School traveled to Washington DC during Engineers' Week to represent the Pittsburgh Region in the National Finals. They captured the "Best Use of Aerospace Technology in a Future City" sponsored by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, National Capital Section.
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