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Architects and Engineers Inc.
Windscape Competition Announcement
USA Architects and Engineers, Inc. Enters East Coast Competition
December 12, 2005
The USA Architects and Engineers, Inc. Windscape Competition Team Participants were:
Ed W. Campbell, AIA – President
Preston Ferrell – Associate / Project Manager
Patti Virtue – Technical Administrator
Luis C. Gutierrez, AAIA – Principal / CADD Director
The Windscape Competition basic concept and working theory behind this entry is as follows:
Whenever anybody speaks of a Wind Farm, the first thing they imagine is a forest of propeller driven masts. A rather cold, industrialized and sterile vision of this new technology at work.
What if this could be replaced with a vision of warm and golden, spiraling, flame-like elements, capturing sunlight and watery reflections while rotating in unison to gentle ocean breezes. Or perhaps a slow materializing glow in the distance as the sun disappears and night falls – with natural moonlight and artificial lighting creating a man-made sunset from energy captured by a combination of solar cells, tide generators, and of course, our romantic flame-like wind turbines.
This is a vision than elevates the concept of a land-based and ocean-based Tourist Destination, from mundane to the level of a work of art. The careful sculpturing and intentional manipulation of a universally recognizable American icon – the flame from the Statue of Liberty – multiplied several times over and modernized to provide a dual aesthetic and practical function. A bold demonstration of how nature can be harnessed to provide electricity, while simultaneously using man-made structures to enhance an already magnificent view of the ocean. Much in the same way sparkling city lights can enhance the view of a beautiful valley from the top of a nearby hillside. An eternal-flame tribute to the ingenuity of man and to the miracles of nature.
For More Information, Please Contact:
Ed W. Campbell, PresidentUSA Architects and Engineers, Inc.
1143 East Main Street - San Buenaventura, CA 93001
Tel: (805) 648-1859
FAX: (805) 648-1484
E-mail: edcampbell@usa-arc.com


