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Architectural Drafting And Design Technology Chair Judges Bridge Competition

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On February 13, 2010, high school students participated in the 2010 Northeast Pennsylvania’s Regional Bridge Building Competition held at the Viewmont Mall in Dickson City, PA. Competition organizers invited Mr. John DeAngelis, Johnson College Architectural Drafting and Design Technology Program Chair, to serve as a judge for the third year in a row.

The competition allows students to display their understanding of scientific and engineering principles. Each student constructs a model wooden bridge that is tested to determine the amount of pressure and weight it can withstand. Winners are eligible to advance to the International Bridge Building Competition to be held on May 1, 2010 in Philadelphia, PA.

Mr. DeAngelis used his expertise in Architectural Drafting & Design Technology to inspect the competition entries. As one of fifteen judges, he checked that bridges adhered to the specifications set by the International Bridge Building Committee.

To learn more about the Northeast Pennsylvania’s Regional Bridge Building Competition or for a list of this year’s winners, visit www.neparbdgblg.com.  

Johnson College’s Architectural Drafting and Design Technology Program prepares technicians in manual and computer-aided drafting skills for residential and commercial construction. For more information, please visit www.johnson.edu.

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John DeAngelis judges Hetal Patel’s 2010 Northeast Pennsylvania’s Regional Bridge Building Competition entry.
From left to right: Hetal Patel, Scranton High School; John DeAngelis, Johnson College Architectural Drafting and Design Technology Program Chair

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Judges John DeAngelis, Robert Naugle, and Jaison Fierro stand alongside the displayed bridge entries.
From left to right: John DeAngelis, Johnson College Architectural Drafting and Design Technology Program Chair; Robert Naugle, CHA, Inc.; Jaison Fierro, CHA, Inc.

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19 Responses to Architectural Drafting And Design Technology Chair Judges Bridge Competition

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  2. Emo Boy says:

    Lovely pics!

    I was there and enjoyed it

  3. Did they use balsa wood in this? looks like it.

    go teamwork!

  4. This competition is great for improving student’s scientific and engineering principles.
    Technology and design are unseparated … so, it’s important to create a high quality competition like this again …

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  6. The bridge designs turned out great!

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  10. Library says:

    Hello, when will a new competition architecture?

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