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2013 Honor Award Turner Construction Company

June 4, 2013  


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The National Building Museum presents its Honor Award to leaders who have shaped our heritage, defined our culture, developed our communities, and crafted our built environment. Individually, they have advanced our building arts and sciences. Collectively, their legacy is profound.

On Tuesday, June 4, 2013, the Museum will bestow this award on Turner Construction Company in honor of 111 years of leadership in the construction industry.

 

2013 Honor Award Gala Schedule

6:30 pm:  VIP Reception (for VIP ticket holders and sponsors at the Silver level and above)
7:00 pm:  Cocktail Reception
8:00 pm:  Dinner and Program
9:30 pm:  Dessert Reception

Honor
The design for the 2013 Honor Award was inspired by the Turner city drawings, currently in the collection of the National Building Museum. Additional inspiration was drawn from the elegant structure of concrete, when viewed at a microscopic magnification.

 
Sponsorship and Tickets

Your sponsorship and support of the Honor Award Gala enables the National Building Museum to teach and inspire people about the world we build for ourselves. The Museum's exhibitions, education programs, publications, and community outreach emphasize the importance of the building arts and sciences.

Learn more about sponsorship levels or register now.

View the current 2013 Honor Award gala sponsors.

View the 2013 Honorary Committee.


The Honor Award's Prestigious Past:

2012 The Urban Land Institute
2011 Celebrating Our Past, Building Our Future
2010 A Salute to Civic Innovators: Perkins+Will; Founders of the New Orleans Habitat Musicians’ Village—Harry Connick, Jr., Branford Marsalis, Ann Marie Wilkins and Jim Pate; U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon
2009 A Salute to Visionaries in Sustainability: S. Richard Fedrizzi and the U.S. Green Building Council; Mayor Richard M. Daley and the City of Chicago; Majora Carter; Louis Chênevert and United Technologies
2008 The Associated General Contractors of America
2007 Related
2006 Clark Construction Group, LLC
2005 Forest City Enterprises
2004 General Services Administration
2003 Major League Baseball and The National Football League
2002 DuPont
2001 Michael D. Eisner and The Walt Disney Company
2000 Gerald D. Hines
1999 Harold W. McGraw, Jr., Harold McGraw III and The McGraw-Hill Companies
1998 Stephen and Riley Bechtel and The Bechtel Group
1997 Community Builders of Washington, D.C.: Morris Cafritz; Charles E. Smith; Charles A. Horsky; Oliver T. Carr, Jr.
1996 Cindy and Jay Pritzker
1995 Lady Bird Johnson
1994 James A. Johnson and Fannie Mae
1993 J. Carter Brown
1992 The Civic Leadership of Greater Pittsburgh
1991 The Rockefeller Family
1990 IBM Corporation
1989 Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan
1988 James W. Rouse
1986 J. Irwin Miller

 
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