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MESA ARCHITECTS RECEIVE SIEGEL AWARD
Coalition for Sustainable Transportation (COAST) will recognize Mesa Architects with the Barry Siegel Award at its 7th Annual Fall Gathering on Thursday, October 27, 5–7:30 pm at the Inn of the Spanish Gardens (915 Garden Street, Santa Barbara).
The Board of Directors is extremely impressed by the vision of Mesa Architects for a more sustainable neighborhood and by the organizational work that this group has performed. It is always a pleasure to reward success, and it is to your merit that the City of Santa Barbara has taken the very important first step in making Cliff Drive a better street.
COAST is the local non-profit organization that promotes pedestrian, bicycle, bus and rail transportation in Santa Barbara County. The Barry Siegel Award –named after one of COAST founders- is presented annually to individuals for their outstanding contributions to alternative transportation. Mesa Architects will be the 5th recipient of this award, joining Marc Chytilo, Sherrie Fisher, Naomi Schwartz and Ralph Fertig on our highest pedestal. |
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| Jim, Jeff, John, Dennis and David. |
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Mesa Spring Fest
Dennis Thompson, organizer of the Mesa Architects, presents the plans for the first Mesa Spring Fest slated for May 8 (11a - 5p) by the northeast quadrant of the Mesa business center during the first Mix and Mingle at Giovanni's Pizza of the Mesa Business Association, which together with the Mesa artists, co-sponsor the planned community event |
Dennis Thompson going over the questionnaire with a neighbor during the May 2009 Mesa village hall meeting, where the Mesa Architects presented their visions for the neighborhood. |
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| (L-R) David Van Hoy (left with back to camera) and John Kelly, Jim Bell and Jeff King help explain some of their ideas ... |
...and listen to feedback from the audience. |
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| The architects with city officials and neighbors (L-R) Dennis Thompson, Mark Bradley of COAST, Councilmember Grant House, Ralph Fertig of SB Bicycle Coalition, Mayor Helene Schneider, David Pritchett of City Transportation Committee, John Kelly, Je Goolsby, artist on Red Rose Way, David Van Hoy and Jeff King. |
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| Chris Cottrell, David Van Hoy, Jeff King |
Jeff, Chris and David at the Meeting of the architects with the Mesa artists and businesses |
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