Student Wins Honorable Mention in HKS Design Research Collaborative

Student's research findings were presented at an awards function.

Graduate student Esmeraldo Dazo Conanan VII  received honorable mention for his submission, “Emergency Department Expansions  and Campus Improvement.”

Graduate student Esmeraldo Dazo Conanan VII received honorable mention for his submission, “Emergency Department Expansions and Campus Improvement.”

Students from Texas Tech worked with design, construction and engineering industry leaders to explore novel ideas and concepts in building design.

Research findings were presented at a Design Research Collaborative awards function, held Oct. 12, at HKS headquarters in Dallas.

Texas Tech graduate student Esmeraldo Dazo Conanan VII received honorable mention for his submission, "Emergency Department Expansions and Campus Improvement."

"HealthCare Facilities (HCaF) Design program in the College of Architecture is less than a year old. From this point of view, recognition of student work by external agencies implies a greater significance," said Saif Haq, director of HCaF Design. "Congratulations to Esmeraldo."

Students from Texas A&M University finished in first and third place. A work group from the University of Texas at Arlington was awarded second place. Other entities included this program are Knoll, Maregatti Interiors, Thornton Tomasetti, Henderson Engineers, Newman Jackson Beiberstein, CCRD Partners, The Center for Advanced Design Research & Evaluation and HKS.

The Design Research Collaborative Program is a work group within HKS for Advanced Design Research and Evaluation (CADRE), a non-profit, 501(c)(3) status agency conducting architectural research and education.

HKS Inc. is a leading architectural design firm ranked among the top-four architectural/engineering firms, according to Building Design+Construction magazine and among the top-seven architectural firms, according to BD World Architecture magazine. The firm operates from 23 worldwide offices.


Tommie J. Huckabee College of Architecture

Architecture bridges the sciences with the arts. The Huckabee College of Architecture offers dual degree programs with the College of Engineering and the Rawls College of Business.

Students can pursue career paths in design, construction, real estate development, construction product development and sales.

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