KRob - Krob 2007 - AIA Architecture Competition - KRob is the longest-running delineation in architecure competition currently in operation. Jurors Anton Garcia-Abril Ruiz Anton Garcia-Abril Ruiz (ensamble.info) was born in Madrid, Spain in 1969. "While Spanish architects are known for seamlessly melding design aesthetics and construction know-how, Madrid-based Anton Garcia-Abril carries this love for what he calls "the fragrance of the constructive" to a new level, building much of his work through an in-house contracting firm. This gives him the freedom to experiment with new building systems that traditional contractors would shun, he explains, including materials on the outer fringes of solidity and fragility - from boulder facades to partitions built of plastic CD cases." - David Cohn in Architectural Record, December 2004 ETSA Madrid 1995 Spanish Academy Research Grant in Rome. Professor at ETSA Madrid, Architecture Projects. Writes about architecture in EL CULTURAL Gives lessons and conferences at different universities. John Jourden John Jourden (archinect.com) John Jourden is an (a)rchitect, curator, interviewer, and pathological thinker living in Chicago. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan College of Architecture and Urban Planning in 1999. A long time member and editor of the architecture and design site Archinect.com, Jourden now serves as the site's chief editor. He is a frequent collaborator of curator Lance Fung, and has served as associate curator, architectural liaison, and a design consultant for numerous projects including Snow Show in Finland and Turin. Jourden and Fung collaborated on the selection and inclusion of architects for a forth coming book from the Pars Foundation. In addition to his interests and endeavors in art and architecture, Jourden plays a critical role in a modest architecture firm in Chicago, where he has been project architect since 2001. Also, he has served as a visiting critic at Illinois Institute of Technology, University of Illinois at Chicago, and Iowa State University. Currently, Jourden is working on the Beijing Project, the first public art exhibition in China, which will take place during the 2008 Summer Olympic Games, and is launching a competition on Archinect.com which considers the Korean Demilitarized Zone. Jett Butler Jett Butler is creative director for FÖDA Studio (www.fodastudio.com) in Austin, Texas. Founded in 2003, the studio creates and applies brands. They balance their branding portfolio by working with architects to visualize and alter places. Jett's design career thus far is one of contrast and diversity: the new DELL Inspiron launch at Macy's; package illustrations for Graphisoft Archicad 9; winning the commission to re-brand the Texas ASLA; launching a record for Russell Crowe; broadcast ad spots for the San Antonio Rodeo. Scales of work ranging from a 2,200 sqft mural to a two inch matchbox. The balance is his award winning illustration and collaborative design with a number of architects like MJ Neal, Webber + Studio, Land Design Studio and others. That work has led to 6 awards from KROB in the last 5 years under juries led by Hani Rashid, Neil Denari, Wes Jones, and Joseph Kosinski. In addition he shares an AIA Honor Award and the Institute of Store Planners’ Visual Merchandising and Store Design Award with C. Cal Young, AIA for their work with Rave Motion Pictures. Jett's illustrations and photography have been published or broadcast in Elle Decor, Interior Design, Texas Architect, Brilliant, SPA.DE (Japan), Ambientes por Obras (Mexico), Maru (Korea), “Late Show with David Letterman,” “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” and other TV programs. He has been invited to lecture or critique by the Austin AIA, Texas Tech University, University of Texas in both Austin and Arlington, and the American Advertising Federation in San Antonio. Jett is a member of the AIGA and the Graphic Artists Guild, an associate of the AIA, and carries a bachelor of Architecture with a design specialization from Texas Tech University. KRob 07 - Welcome to the 33rd Annual KRob Ken Roberts Memorial Delineation Competition! For 33 years, The KRob Ken Roberts Memorial Delineation Competition has celebrated the best in delineation in architecture (architectural drawing). Open to architecture students, professionals and architectural illustrators who are working in the United States, Canada or Mexico, KRob accepts both hand and digital delineation and is the longest-running architectural delineation competition currently in operation anywhere in the world. Enter Online!! ADMIN KRob - Krob 2007 - AIA Architecture Competition - KRob is the longest-running delineation in architecure competition currently in operation.