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CONSTRUCTION FOCUS NOVEMBER 2018 On Thursday, November 6, CASF honored 46 South Florida craftsmen with its coveted Craftsmanship Award. The 2018 awards mark the 60th straight year CASF has recognized the region’s most skilled artisans for their exceptional work in a wide variety of categories segmented by CSI codes. Each winning craftsman was recognized on-stage and presented with a customized award. In addition, CASF presented commemorative plaques to each craftsman’s employer. In keeping with the high standards it celebrates, the CASF Craftsmanship Awards are marked by a rigorous judging process. It begins with an extensive application and vetting. Then, each project is visited by a three-person judge’s panels composed of a general contractor, architect and engineer. Six judges’ panels blanket South Florida to ensure each project is subject to an on-site inspection. All the judges then meet to review each project and vote on winners by category. If no project achieves the required level of excellence, no winner in that category is announced for that year. At last year’s event, the physical award was officially renamed the John E. Custer Craftsmanship Award, or “The Custer.” Custer was charter CASF member, and the award was renamed in his honor to recognize his decades-long contribution to putting on and promoting the CASF Craftsmanship Awards. In addition to selecting individual winners to receive a 2018 Custer, this year’s judges awarded two overall project awards. Structural Roof Systems and Coastal Construction Group were recognized for delivering the Residential Project of the Year. CASF presented its 2018 Award for Overall Craftsmanship in a Commercial Project to the Paramount. The 18-story luxury tower was recently completed by Stiles Construction Company. The Paramount is the first new high-rise built on Fort Lauderdale beach in more than a decade. A number of craftsman won individual awards at the Paramount, and the judges noted the consistent level of high- quality work throughout the project. CASF hosts the 60th Annual Craftsmanship Awards Founded by husband-wife duo Les and Nancy Juneau, Juneau Construction Company is an Atlanta-based construction firm with a regional office in Miami. The industry-leading company performs as Construction Managers, Design-Builders and General Contractors on high-profile projects in both the public and private sectors. Since its founding in 1997, Juneau has gone on to become one of the elite contractors in the Southeast. The firm is consistently ranked among the top contractors in the country within core market segments. For the last several years, Juneau has appeared among the Top Builders of Multi-Family, Hotel, and Institutional Buildings in the country. Juneau is also a Top South Florida and Atlanta Contractor, ENR Top 400 Contractor, and the #1 ranked woman-owned construction firm in Georgia. “As one of the nation’s premiere mid-sized commercial contractors, we are committed to being a best-in-class firm in every aspect of business — from the projects to the people to the communities we impact,” Nancy Juneau said. Core markets include Higher Education Auxiliary Facilities (Housing, Dining, Student Centers, Parking Decks), Higher Education Academic Buildings, Recreation & Athletic Facilities, Multi-Family & Mixed- Use, Senior Living, Hospitality, and Historic Restoration. In 21 years, Juneau’s revenues have grown to over $250 million annually and the professional staff exceeds 150. While Juneau will travel anywhere with their repeat clients, the firm primarily works within the Southeastern United States operating from corporate headquarters in Atlanta with the regional office in Miami. The firm is guided by its culture of family, where each of its talented associates are committed to the fact that Juneau is in business to produce “best in class” projects with clients who share in their ideals of teamwork and professionalism. Juneau is not a firm that tries to be all things to all people. The strategy for growth is centered around maximizing opportunities within their core markets on a local, regional, and national level. Juneau’s commitment to be the best is evident by their 48 Awards of Excellence for quality projects, over 85% repeat business and employee retention rates, as well as a culture that is dedicated to safety. Juneau Construction Company can be contacted at their regional office at 5775 Blue Lagoon Drive, Suite 400, Miami, FL 33126 – or via phone at 305-438-7666. You can also check out their web site at www.juneaucc.com. Juneau Construction continues to grow in South Florida On October 18, at its Fall Safety Forum, CASF recognized seven South Florida safety professionals for significant contributions to their respective companies’ exemplary safety records. They were, (pictured left to right) Keith Harkins (Weitz Company), Denise Fargnoli (Quest Contracting), Cindy Sikora (Moraca Builders), Caitlynn Thompson (McGilvray Mechanical), Ricky Rivera (Lotspeich), David Weingarten (Hypower) and Brian Trusky (Coastal Construction). CASF Presents 2018 Safety Professional of the Year Awards Special thanks to our sponsors: DECEMBER 5, 2018 5:30 – 8:30 PM THE RIVERSIDE HOTEL 620 E Las Olas Blvd. Fort Lauderdale Join us for an evening of great food, top-shelf open bar and socializing with the best construction professionals in South Florida! $75 per person if registered by November 21 $80 thereafter and at the door Cancellations require 72-hour notice No show policy in effect To register, visit casf.org or call (954) 974-6333 Please bring an unwrapped toy for donation to ChildNet to make the holidays brighter for underprivileged children. CONCRETE WASHOUT Annual Holiday Party Cost: $75 for members and guests if registered by November 21st. $80 after and at the door When: Wednesday, December 5th, 2018 Where: Riverside Hotel Fort Lauderdale Join us again this year at the Riverside Hotel in Ft Lauderdale for our annual holiday party! Enjoy an evening of great food, top shelf open bar and socializing with the best construction professionals in South Florida! Please bring an unwrapped toy for donation to ChildNet in order to make the holidays brighter for underprivileged children. Click here to register Meet Miller Construction Company for Breakfast Cost: $30 for members and guests When: Thursday, November 15th, 2018 Where: Courtyard Marriott Cypress Creek Rd. Come out and meet the key people of Miller Construction Company as they present their upcoming projects. Enjoy a light breakfast while you expand your professional network. Click here to register Personal Brand Development – A Quick Guide for All Professionals Cost: $10 for members and guests When: Friday, December 7th, 2018 Where: CASF Office Learn how to utilize social media and online presence to develop your personal brand and make yourself more marketable. Click here to register November 2018 UPCOMING CASF EVENTS 2018 CRAFTSMANSHIP WINNERS ACCOUSTICAL CEILING Jeff Whitaker Project: Ft. Lauderdale Airport Terminal 1 Employer: Lotspeich Co. of FL GC: Moss Engineer: N/A Architect: Corgan Associates, Inc. ACM Rodolfo Alayon Project: Paramount Employer: Paradise Architectural Panels & Steel GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: N/A Architect: Revuelta Associates ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORK Barry Hay Project: Tower At The Traditions of the Palm Beaches Employer: Hollywood Woodwork GC: The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Engineer: N/A Architect: Perkins Eastman Architects DPC CANOPY Curt Critcher Project: Paramount Employer: Novum Structures GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: Desimone Consulting Engineers Architect: Revuelta Associates CONCRETE – ARCHITECTURAL Michael Mejia Project: Kadey Family Beach House Employer: Division III Group LLC GC: Tre Leoni Custom Builders Engineer: Zvonimi T. Belfranin, P.E. Architect: Unruh Boyer. Ivan Kadey. Architecture Design CONCRETE FORMWORK Juan Alvarado Project: Crescent Pointe Employer: Go-Tilt Constuction, LLC GC: Miller Construction Co. Engineer: Blaney Engineering, Inc. Architect: Stiles Architectural Group DEMOLITION Warren Lee Project: 222 Lakeview Avenue Renovation Employer: G&F Equipment Rental GC: Miller Construction Co. Engineer: RGD Consulting Engineers Architect: Gensler DRYWALL FINISHING Jose (Pepe) Baca Project: 4th District Court of Appeals Employer: Lotspeich Co. of FL GC: The Weitz Company Engineer: KBJ Architects Architect: KBJ Architects ELECTRICAL – LOW VOLTAGE Damian Tobin Project: Miami Open Tennis Employer: Daktronics GC: Moss Engineer: Steven Feller, P.E. Architect: Timur Dincer ELECTRICAL PIPING Fernando Garcia Project: Maizon Brickell Employer: Thunder Electric GC: Moss Engineer: BBM Structural/ Franyie Engineers, Inc. Architect: MSA Architects EXPOSED AGGREGATE FLATWORK Manny Fernandez Project: Miami Open Tennis Employer: American Engineering & Development GC: Moss Engineer: Langan Civil Engineers Architect: Rosetti EXPOSED DECKING Gregory Branius Project: Paramount Employer: Post and Beam GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: Desimone Consulting Engineers Architect: Revuelta Associates FINISH CARPENTRY Romulo Sagnotti Project: Kaufman Lynn National HQ Employer: Yogui International Inc. GC: Kaufman Lynn Engineer: N/A Architect: LA Design, Inc. FLOOR TILE Elder Lucas Project: Paramount Employer: Floor Pro GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: N/A Architect: Revuelta Associates GLASS/GLAZING – CURTAIN WALL Markell Gonzalez Project: FIU Wellness Center Employer: Crawford-Tracey Corp. GC: Moss Engineer: TRC Worldwide, Inc. Architect: HKS, Inc. HAZARDOUS MATERIAL REMEDIATION Toi Akien Project: Halsey South Facade Employer: GFA International GC: Miller Construction Co. Engineer: ONM&J Structural Engineers Architect: REG Architects HEAVY TIMBER David White Project: DeSantis Residence Employer: Structural Roof Systems, Inc. GC: Herman Construction Services, Inc. Engineer: Raul Ocampo & Associates, LLC Architect: Raul Ocampo & Associates, LLC INTERIOR METAL FRAMING Jose Lopez Project: Ft. Lauderdale Airport Terminal 1 Employer: Lotspeich Co. of FL GC: Moss Engineer: N/A Architect: Corgan Associates, Inc. LANDSCAPING Carlos Garcia Project: Hollywood Circle Employer: Dixie Landscaping GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: Steven Feller, P.E. Architect: Cohen, Freedman, Encinosa and Associates LIGHT-GAUGE EXTERIOR FRAMING Larry Bundy Project: Paramount Employer: Master Plaster GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: N/A Architect: Revuelta Associates LIGHT-GAUGE METAL ROOF TRUSSES William Malo Project: Villages of Windsor Employer: Metalite Truss Systems of Florida, Inc GC: Moss Engineer: Johnson Structural Group Architect: M. Arthur Gensler Jr. & Associates MARBLE Alberto Nunez Project: Paramount Employer: S&S International Corp d/b/a Marmol Export USA GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: N/A Architect: Revuelta Associates MASONRY Roger Lewis Project: Miami Open Tennis Employer: Central Broward Construction GC: MOSS Engineer: Thomton Tomasetti Architect: Rosetti METAL FABRICATIONS Jose Baltodano Project: Coral Springs Municipal Center Employer: Bostic Steel GC: Kaufman Lynn Construction Engineer: Thorton Tomasetti Engineers Architect: R&R Studios METAL ROOFING Fidel Chavez Project: Seaside Builders Employer: Gulfstream Roofing GC: N/A Engineer: Boueri Engineers, Inc. Architect: Richard Jones Arch. MILLWORK Fito Devivo Project: KATSUYA Employer: Hollywood Woodwork GC: City Construction Group, Inc. Engineer: Arquitectonica Architect: N/A MISCELLANEOUS AND ORNAMENTAL METALS Yosviel Guerra Project: UM Simulation Hospital Donor Stair Employer: Bostic Steel, Inc. GC: Moss Engineer: Donnell, Duquesne & Alba Architect: B&A ORNAMENTAL METALS Ron Hagler Project: Brightline TOD - WPB Employer: Poma Architectural Metals GC: Moss Engineer: EXP Architect: Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Assoc. PAINT Giovany Patiño Project: Countyline Corporate Park Bldg 1 Employer: Omar Contractors, Inc GC: Miller Construction Co. Engineer: DDA Engineers P.A. Architect: Ware Malcomb PLASTER – FAUX Noel Vargas Project: Paramount Employer: Master Plaster GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: N/A Architect: Revuelta Associates PLUMBING EXTERIOR Junior Meneses Project: Villages of Windsor Employer: Tropic Mechanical Contractors GC: Moss Engineer: OCI Associates, Inc. Architect: Gensler PLUMBING INTERIOR Glenn Donatelli Project: Hollywood Circle Employer: Right Way Plumbing GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: Steven Feller, P.E. Architect: Cohen, Freedman, Encinosa and Assoc. ROOF TILE Israel Aguirre-Piedre Project: Spec House - 916 Seasage Drive Employer: Gulfstream Roofing GC: N/A Engineer: Al Giachetti Architect: BE Design ROLL-UP DOOR Ronieto Perez Project: Countyline Corporate Park Bldg 1 Employer: J.B. Garage Doors, Inc. GC: Miller Construction Co. Engineer: DDA Engineers P.A. Architect: Ware Malcomb SHOWER ENCLOSURE Kevin Proulx Project: Paramount Employer: Lotspeich Co. of FL GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: N/A Architect: Revuelta Associates SPECIALTY STEEL Wayne Conti Project: Miami Open Tennis Employer: Steel Fabricators GC: Moss Engineer: Thomton Tomasetti Architect: Timur Dincer STONEWORK Ben Waterhouse Project: Fazio Residence Employer: Premier Stoneworks GC: Cianci Construction Engineer: Brennan Engineering Architect: Philip Chappelle STRUCTURAL STEEL Gary Dunkley Project: Port Everglades T25 Employer: Steel Fabricators GC: Moss Engineer: S&F Engineers Architect: Bermello Ajamil & Partners TERRAZO FLOORING John Wingo Project: Ft. Lauderdale Airport Terminal 1 Employer: David Allen Company, Inc GC: Moss Engineer: N/A Architect: Corgan Associates, Inc. TPO ROOFING Roberto Munoz Project: Crescent Pointe Employer: Crown Roofing, LLC GC: Miller Construction Co. Engineer: Blaney Engineering, Inc. Architect: Stiles Architectural Group UNDERGROUND UTILITIES Kenneth Gaston Project: Miami Open Tennis Employer: American Engineering & Development GC: Moss Engineer: Langan Civil Engineers Architect: Rosetti VIDEO DISPLAY Randy Langford Project: Miami Open Tennis Employer: Daktronics GC: Moss Engineer: Tornton Tomasetti Architect: Timur Dincer WALL TILE David Pabon Project: Miami Open Tennis Employer: B&B Contracting GC: Moss Engineer: Steven Feller, P.E. Architect: Rosetti WATERPROOFING Archie Short Project: Paramount Employer: General Caulking and Coating Co. GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: Desimone Consulting Engineers Architect: Revuelta Associates WOOD CEILING – FAUX Edgar Castro Project: 501 Las Olas Square Employer: Craftwork Inc. GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: Delta G Consulting Engineers Architect: Edge of Architecture Group WOOD CEILING – FINISHED Tom Sinkle Project: Hillsboro Mile Project Employer: Structural Roof Systems, Inc. GC: Coastal Construction Group Engineer: Bryntesen Structural Engineers Architect: Clemens Bruns Schaub Architect & Associates, PA The Paramount: winner of the CASF 2018 Overall Craftsmanship in a Commercial Project The team behind The Paramount: Stiles Construction, Desimone Consulting Engineers and Revuelta Associates. Multiple winners from Bostic Steel pose with their awards. CASF hosts more than 150 members for Oktoberfest at Biergarten in Palm Beach Click here to view photos of the event Click here to view photos of the event Click here to view photos of the event
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CONSTRUCTION FOCUSNOVEMBER 2018
On Thursday, November 6, CASF honored 46 South Florida craftsmen with its coveted Craftsmanship Award. The 2018 awards mark the 60th straight year CASF has recognized the region’s most skilled artisans for their exceptional work in a wide variety of categories segmented by CSI codes.
Each winning craftsman was recognized on-stage and presented with a customized award. In addition, CASF presented commemorative plaques to each craftsman’s employer. In keeping with the high standards it celebrates, the CASF Craftsmanship Awards are marked by a rigorous judging process. It begins with an extensive application and vetting. Then, each project is visited by a three-person judge’s panels composed of a general contractor, architect and engineer. Six judges’ panels blanket South Florida to ensure each project is subject to an on-site inspection. All the judges then meet to review each project and vote on winners by category. If no project achieves the required level of excellence, no winner in
that category is announced for that year. At last year’s event, the physical award was officially renamed the John E. Custer Craftsmanship Award, or “The Custer.” Custer was charter CASF member, and the award was renamed in his honor to recognize his decades-long contribution to putting on and promoting the CASF Craftsmanship Awards. In addition to selecting individual winners to receive a 2018 Custer, this year’s judges awarded two overall project awards. Structural Roof Systems and Coastal Construction Group were recognized for delivering the Residential Project of the Year. CASF presented its 2018 Award for Overall Craftsmanship in a Commercial Project to the Paramount. The 18-story luxury tower was recently completed by Stiles Construction Company. The Paramount is the first new high-rise built on Fort Lauderdale beach in more than a decade. A number of craftsman won individual awards at the Paramount, and the judges noted the consistent level of high-quality work throughout the project.
CASF hosts the 60th Annual Craftsmanship Awards
Founded by husband-wife duo Les and Nancy Juneau, Juneau Construction Company is an Atlanta-based construction firm with a regional office in Miami. The industry-leading company performs as Construction Managers, Design-Builders and General Contractors on high-profile projects in both the public and private sectors. Since its founding in 1997, Juneau has gone on to become one of the elite contractors in the Southeast. The firm is consistently ranked among the top contractors in the country within core market segments. For the last several years, Juneau has appeared among the Top Builders of Multi-Family, Hotel, and Institutional Buildings in the country. Juneau is also a Top South Florida and Atlanta Contractor, ENR Top 400 Contractor, and the #1 ranked woman-owned construction firm in Georgia. “As one of the nation’s premiere mid-sized commercial contractors, we are committed to being a best-in-class firm in every aspect of business — from the projects to the people to the communities we impact,” Nancy Juneau said. Core markets include Higher Education Auxiliary Facilities (Housing, Dining, Student Centers, Parking Decks), Higher Education Academic Buildings, Recreation & Athletic Facilities, Multi-Family & Mixed-Use, Senior Living, Hospitality, and Historic Restoration. In 21 years, Juneau’s revenues have grown to over $250 million annually and the professional staff exceeds
150. While Juneau will travel anywhere with their repeat clients, the firm primarily works within the Southeastern United States operating from corporate headquarters in Atlanta with the regional office in Miami. The firm is guided by its culture of family, where each of its talented associates are committed to the fact that Juneau is in business to produce “best in class” projects with clients who share in their ideals of teamwork and professionalism. Juneau is not a firm that tries to be all things to all people. The strategy for growth is centered around maximizing opportunities within their core markets on a local, regional, and national level. Juneau’s commitment to be the best is evident by their 48 Awards of Excellence for quality projects, over 85% repeat business and employee retention rates, as well as a culture that is dedicated to safety. Juneau Construction Company can be contacted at their regional office at 5775 Blue Lagoon Drive, Suite 400, Miami, FL 33126 – or via phone at 305-438-7666. You can also check out their web site at www.juneaucc.com.
Juneau Construction continues to grow in South Florida
On October 18, at its Fall Safety Forum, CASF recognized seven South Florida safety professionals for significant contributions to their respective companies’ exemplary safety records. They were, (pictured left to right) Keith Harkins (Weitz Company), Denise Fargnoli (Quest Contracting), Cindy Sikora (Moraca Builders), Caitlynn Thompson (McGilvray Mechanical), Ricky Rivera (Lotspeich), David Weingarten (Hypower) and Brian Trusky (Coastal Construction).
CASF Presents 2018 Safety Professional of the Year Awards
Special thanks to our sponsors:
DECEMBER 5, 20185:30 – 8:30 PM
THE RIVERSIDE HOTEL620 E Las Olas Blvd. Fort Lauderdale
Join us for an evening of great food, top-shelf open bar and socializing with the best construction professionals
in South Florida!
$75 per person if registered by November 21$80 thereafter and at the doorCancellations require 72-hour noticeNo show policy in effect
To register, visit casf.org or call (954) 974-6333
Please bring an unwrapped toy for
donation to ChildNet to make the holidays
brighter for underprivileged
children.
CONCRETE WASHOUT
Annual Holiday Party
Cost: $75 for members and guests if registered by November 21st. $80 after and at the doorWhen: Wednesday, December 5th, 2018Where: Riverside Hotel Fort Lauderdale
Join us again this year at the Riverside Hotel in Ft Lauderdale for our annual holiday party! Enjoy an evening of great food, top shelf open bar and socializing with the best construction professionals in South Florida! Please bring an unwrapped toy for donation to ChildNet in order to make the holidays brighter for underprivileged children.
Click here to register
Meet Miller Construction Company for Breakfast
Cost: $30 for members and guestsWhen: Thursday, November 15th, 2018Where: Courtyard Marriott Cypress Creek Rd.
Come out and meet the key people of Miller Construction Company as they present their upcoming projects. Enjoy a light breakfast while you expand your professional network.Click here to register
Personal Brand Development – A Quick Guide for All Professionals
Cost: $10 for members and guestsWhen: Friday, December 7th, 2018Where: CASF Office
Learn how to utilize social media and online presence to develop your personal brand and make yourself more marketable.Click here to register
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2018U P C O M I N G
CASF EVENTS
2018 CRAFTSMANSHIP WINNERSACCOUSTICAL CEILINGJeff Whitaker Project: Ft. Lauderdale Airport Terminal 1Employer: Lotspeich Co. of FLGC: Moss Engineer: N/AArchitect: Corgan Associates, Inc.
ACMRodolfo AlayonProject: ParamountEmployer: Paradise Architectural Panels & SteelGC: Stiles Construction Engineer: N/AArchitect: Revuelta Associates
ARCHITECTURAL WOODWORKBarry HayProject: Tower At The Traditions of the Palm BeachesEmployer: Hollywood WoodworkGC: The Whiting-Turner Contracting CompanyEngineer: N/AArchitect: Perkins Eastman Architects DPC
CANOPYCurt CritcherProject: ParamountEmployer: Novum StructuresGC: Stiles Construction Engineer: Desimone Consulting EngineersArchitect: Revuelta Associates
CONCRETE – ARCHITECTURALMichael MejiaProject: Kadey Family Beach HouseEmployer: Division III Group LLCGC: Tre Leoni Custom Builders Engineer: Zvonimi T. Belfranin, P.E.Architect: Unruh Boyer. Ivan Kadey. Architecture Design
CONCRETE FORMWORK Juan AlvaradoProject: Crescent PointeEmployer: Go-Tilt Constuction, LLCGC: Miller Construction Co. Engineer: Blaney Engineering, Inc.Architect: Stiles Architectural Group
DEMOLITIONWarren LeeProject: 222 Lakeview Avenue RenovationEmployer: G&F Equipment RentalGC: Miller Construction Co. Engineer: RGD Consulting EngineersArchitect: Gensler
DRYWALL FINISHINGJose (Pepe) BacaProject: 4th District Court of AppealsEmployer: Lotspeich Co. of FLGC: The Weitz Company Engineer: KBJ ArchitectsArchitect: KBJ Architects
ELECTRICAL – LOW VOLTAGE Damian TobinProject: Miami Open TennisEmployer: DaktronicsGC: Moss Engineer: Steven Feller, P.E.Architect: Timur Dincer
ELECTRICAL PIPINGFernando GarciaProject: Maizon BrickellEmployer: Thunder ElectricGC: Moss Engineer: BBM Structural/ Franyie Engineers, Inc.Architect: MSA Architects
EXPOSED AGGREGATE FLATWORKManny FernandezProject: Miami Open TennisEmployer: American Engineering & DevelopmentGC: Moss Engineer: Langan Civil EngineersArchitect: Rosetti
EXPOSED DECKINGGregory BraniusProject: ParamountEmployer: Post and BeamGC: Stiles Construction Engineer: Desimone Consulting EngineersArchitect: Revuelta Associates
FINISH CARPENTRYRomulo SagnottiProject: Kaufman Lynn National HQEmployer: Yogui International Inc.GC: Kaufman Lynn Engineer: N/AArchitect: LA Design, Inc.
FLOOR TILE Elder LucasProject: ParamountEmployer: Floor ProGC: Stiles Construction Engineer: N/AArchitect: Revuelta Associates
GLASS/GLAZING – CURTAIN WALLMarkell GonzalezProject: FIU Wellness CenterEmployer: Crawford-Tracey Corp.GC: Moss Engineer: TRC Worldwide, Inc.Architect: HKS, Inc.
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL REMEDIATIONToi AkienProject: Halsey South FacadeEmployer: GFA InternationalGC: Miller Construction Co. Engineer: ONM&J Structural EngineersArchitect: REG Architects
HEAVY TIMBERDavid WhiteProject: DeSantis ResidenceEmployer: Structural Roof Systems, Inc.GC: Herman Construction Services, Inc. Engineer: Raul Ocampo & Associates, LLCArchitect: Raul Ocampo & Associates, LLC
INTERIOR METAL FRAMINGJose LopezProject: Ft. Lauderdale Airport Terminal 1Employer: Lotspeich Co. of FLGC: Moss Engineer: N/AArchitect: Corgan Associates, Inc.
LANDSCAPINGCarlos GarciaProject: Hollywood CircleEmployer: Dixie LandscapingGC: Stiles Construction Engineer: Steven Feller, P.E.Architect: Cohen, Freedman, Encinosa and Associates
LIGHT-GAUGE EXTERIOR FRAMINGLarry BundyProject: ParamountEmployer: Master PlasterGC: Stiles Construction Engineer: N/AArchitect: Revuelta Associates
LIGHT-GAUGE METAL ROOF TRUSSESWilliam MaloProject: Villages of WindsorEmployer: Metalite Truss Systems of Florida, IncGC: Moss Engineer: Johnson Structural GroupArchitect: M. Arthur Gensler Jr. & Associates
MARBLEAlberto NunezProject: ParamountEmployer: S&S International Corp d/b/a Marmol Export USAGC: Stiles Construction Engineer: N/AArchitect: Revuelta Associates
MASONRYRoger LewisProject: Miami Open TennisEmployer: Central Broward ConstructionGC: MOSS Engineer: Thomton TomasettiArchitect: Rosetti
METAL FABRICATIONSJose BaltodanoProject: Coral Springs Municipal CenterEmployer: Bostic SteelGC: Kaufman Lynn ConstructionEngineer: Thorton Tomasetti EngineersArchitect: R&R Studios
METAL ROOFINGFidel ChavezProject: Seaside BuildersEmployer: Gulfstream RoofingGC: N/A Engineer: Boueri Engineers, Inc.Architect: Richard Jones Arch.
MILLWORKFito DevivoProject: KATSUYAEmployer: Hollywood WoodworkGC: City Construction Group, Inc. Engineer: ArquitectonicaArchitect: N/A
MISCELLANEOUS AND ORNAMENTAL METALSYosviel GuerraProject: UM Simulation Hospital Donor StairEmployer: Bostic Steel, Inc.GC: MossEngineer: Donnell, Duquesne & Alba Architect: B&A
ORNAMENTAL METALS Ron HaglerProject: Brightline TOD - WPBEmployer: Poma Architectural Metals GC: Moss Engineer: EXPArchitect: Nichols Brosch Wurst Wolfe & Assoc.
PAINTGiovany PatiñoProject: Countyline Corporate Park Bldg 1Employer: Omar Contractors, IncGC: Miller Construction Co. Engineer: DDA Engineers P.A.Architect: Ware Malcomb
PLASTER – FAUXNoel VargasProject: ParamountEmployer: Master PlasterGC: Stiles Construction Engineer: N/AArchitect: Revuelta Associates
PLUMBING EXTERIORJunior MenesesProject: Villages of WindsorEmployer: Tropic Mechanical ContractorsGC: Moss Engineer: OCI Associates, Inc.Architect: Gensler
PLUMBING INTERIORGlenn DonatelliProject: Hollywood CircleEmployer: Right Way PlumbingGC: Stiles Construction Engineer: Steven Feller, P.E.Architect: Cohen, Freedman, Encinosa and Assoc.
ROOF TILEIsrael Aguirre-PiedreProject: Spec House - 916 Seasage DriveEmployer: Gulfstream RoofingGC: N/A Engineer: Al GiachettiArchitect: BE Design
ROLL-UP DOORRonieto PerezProject: Countyline Corporate Park Bldg 1Employer: J.B. Garage Doors, Inc.GC: Miller Construction Co. Engineer: DDA Engineers P.A.Architect: Ware Malcomb
SHOWER ENCLOSUREKevin Proulx Project: ParamountEmployer: Lotspeich Co. of FLGC: Stiles Construction Engineer: N/AArchitect: Revuelta Associates
SPECIALTY STEELWayne ContiProject: Miami Open TennisEmployer: Steel FabricatorsGC: Moss Engineer: Thomton TomasettiArchitect: Timur Dincer
STONEWORKBen WaterhouseProject: Fazio ResidenceEmployer: Premier StoneworksGC: Cianci Construction Engineer: Brennan EngineeringArchitect: Philip Chappelle
STRUCTURAL STEELGary DunkleyProject: Port Everglades T25Employer: Steel FabricatorsGC: Moss Engineer: S&F EngineersArchitect: Bermello Ajamil & Partners
TERRAZO FLOORINGJohn WingoProject: Ft. Lauderdale Airport Terminal 1Employer: David Allen Company, IncGC: Moss Engineer: N/AArchitect: Corgan Associates, Inc.
TPO ROOFINGRoberto MunozProject: Crescent PointeEmployer: Crown Roofing, LLCGC: Miller Construction Co. Engineer: Blaney Engineering, Inc.Architect: Stiles Architectural Group
UNDERGROUND UTILITIESKenneth GastonProject: Miami Open TennisEmployer: American Engineering & DevelopmentGC: Moss Engineer: Langan Civil EngineersArchitect: Rosetti
VIDEO DISPLAYRandy LangfordProject: Miami Open TennisEmployer: DaktronicsGC: Moss Engineer: Tornton TomasettiArchitect: Timur Dincer
WALL TILEDavid PabonProject: Miami Open TennisEmployer: B&B ContractingGC: Moss Engineer: Steven Feller, P.E.Architect: Rosetti
WATERPROOFINGArchie ShortProject: ParamountEmployer: General Caulking and Coating Co.GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: Desimone Consulting EngineersArchitect: Revuelta Associates
WOOD CEILING – FAUXEdgar CastroProject: 501 Las Olas SquareEmployer: Craftwork Inc.GC: Stiles Construction Engineer: Delta G Consulting EngineersArchitect: Edge of Architecture Group
WOOD CEILING – FINISHEDTom SinkleProject: Hillsboro Mile ProjectEmployer: Structural Roof Systems, Inc.GC: Coastal Construction Group Engineer: Bryntesen Structural EngineersArchitect: Clemens Bruns Schaub Architect & Associates, PA
The Paramount: winner of the CASF 2018 Overall Craftsmanship in a Commercial Project
The team behind The Paramount: Stiles Construction, Desimone Consulting Engineers and Revuelta Associates.
Multiple winners from Bostic Steel pose with their awards.
CASF hosts more than 150 members for Oktoberfest at Biergarten in Palm BeachClick here to view photos of the event
Click here to view photos of the event
Click here to view photos of the event
