MIX Design Lab showcases the work and influence of argentinian architect and designer Hernan Molina

25 August 2011

TSA 2011 Convention Exhibition

Hernan Molina was selected to represent the AIA Dallas with other four designers and architects on the 2011 TSA 2011 Convention Exhibition.
This board was also exhibit at the 2011 Hispanic Heritage Month Exhibit on Friday, September 23rd at the Dallas AIA. The board shows some of the work that Hernan Molina has done as part of his own practice and with other designers at RTKL Associates Inc.

http://liacommittee.blogspot.com/2011/10/hispanic-heritage-month-exhibit-opening.html

01 August 2010

2010 SEGD Design Award


The ZERO WASTE Project was awarded with a 2010 Merit Design Award by the SEGD (Society for Environmental Graphic Design). This a our RTKL's project for the 2009 Retrospect /AIA Dallas.

Jury comments

"Here's a brilliant example of how beautiful design solutions can result from ingenuity, frugality, and fresh thinking. It's also an eloquent reminder of the waste we're all complicit in creating." 

http://www.segd.org/#/design-awards/5200/5232.html

2010 PechaKucha Tucuman

Hernan Molina participates of the first PechaKucha Tucuman sponsored by Universidad de San Pablo-T University.

http://www.pecha-kucha.org/events/tucmanpk10

10 April 2010

Valentino Residences / 2010 WIP


Valentino Residencies selected to be published in next RTKL's 2000 WIP (Works in Process).

An annually published  monograph showcases exceptional in-progress work around the firm. The WIP is designed to recognized our talent and celebrate our process, from fleeting moments of brilliance to honed marks of near-perfection

http://www.rtkl.com/careers/Index.aspx

03 April 2010

ZERO WASTE / 2010 WIP

Zero Waste selected to be published in next RTKL's 2009 WIP (Works in Process). The Works in Process is an internal publication by RTKL Associates Inc.

01 October 2009

2009 TSA Studio Award

Flow City / Valencia wins 2009 TSA Studio Award. This student project was Hernan Molina's Final Studie to obtain his M Arch at Texas A&M University.

Eight unbuilt projects were selected for recognition in the 2009 TSA Studio Awards program after this year's jury reviewed the 109 entries. The jury met July 22 in New York City in the offices of Hariri and Hariri Architecture. Jurors were Gisue Hariri, a partner in the host firm, and Marc Tsurumaki, a partner in Lewis.Tsurumaki.Lewis Architects.

http://texasarchitect.org

20 October 2008

Texas A&M / Student Memorial

Texas A&M president Elsa Murano is scheduled to be among the speakers at the dedication ceremony of Texas A&M University’s Student Memorial at 6 p.m. Oct. 17, a memorial designed by former graduate architecture students at the university’s College of Architecture.

The memorial, located at the corner of Coke and Lubbock streets on the Texas A&M campus, was conceived to honor Aggies who have given their lives
... The monument was designed by Jorge Martinez, David McMillin, Hernan Molina, and Mariano Ortiz while they were graduate architecture students at Texas A&M. Their design was chosen from 27 entries in a 2006 collegewide competition sponsored by college’s classes of ’68 and ’03.

01 October 2008

rDesign / WIP 2008

Gateway to LA selected to for publication in 2008 WIP (Works in Progress). The WIP is RTKL's internal architecture and design publication.

http://www.rtkl.com/careers/Index.aspx

Gateway to LA / WIP 2008























Gateway to LA selected to for publication in 2008 WIP (Works in Progress). The WIP is RTKL's internal architecture and design publication.
http://www.rtkl.com/careers/Index.aspx

15 September 2008

2008 AIA Dallas Design Award
















GATEWAY to LA wins a Citation Award as Unbuilt Project on 2008 AIA Dallas Design Award Ceremony.

On the picture Architect Hernan Molina among other winners and judge members Ton Mayne (Morphosis), Dr. Andres Lepik (MOMA), Victoria Meyers, AIA (HMA) and Edward Keegan, AIA.
















GATEWAY to LA exhibited in the Award Winners Exhibition hosted by AIA Dallas Chapter.