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| Bosco Tech Students Win Top Spots in Design ContestBosco Tech students won five of six top honors at the 2012 Building Industry Association (BIA) of Southern California’s Architectural Design and Model Building Contest, on May 16 at Alhambra’s Almansor Court.
The students, all seniors in the school’s Design and Construction Technologies, entered their work in the annual contest’s Residential Computer Aided Design (CAD) category, competing against students from many local high schools. Drawings in the Creativity sub-category garnered first place for Christopher Hasbun (a Pasadena resident). Alex Ruiz (of Los Angeles) took second place and Darryl Anas (of Alhambra) rounded out a sweep with a third-place win. In Technical Merit, Hasbun once again earned a first place trophy while Ruiz took home the third place award. All winners also earned cash prizes of $100 to $250 with their awards. “We’re extremely proud of our students and their efforts,” said Bosco Tech Dean of Technology Education Jeff Krynen. “Our technology programs, especially the architectural and design aspects, stress real-world application of the design thinking process. Students have to understand practical usability before creating a good design. It’s competition results like the BIA’s that demonstrate why our students experience so much success in the universities they attend after graduation.” Bosco Tech is an all-male Catholic high school combining college-preparatory and technological education. The science, engineering, technology and math (STEM) curriculum allows students to exceed university admission requirements while completing extensive integrated coursework in one of five technologies: The Building Industry Association of Southern California is a nonprofit trade association representing nearly 1,000 member companies involved in planning and building Southern California’s communities. End
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