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The Moake Park Group is recognized as a Certified Green City Business of Fort Wayne

Written by Julia Gorrell   

Monday, 28 June 2010 14:21

On May 27, 2010 Moake Park Group, Inc. fulfilled all necessary requirements to become a certified Green City Business in the City of Fort Wayne.

The innovative efforts Moake Park Group has made in multiple areas including using social media to promote your efforts, designing a recycling logo incorporated with your business logo, and your collaborative relationship with your landlord promoting our Green City Business requirements.

To learn more about how to be a Green City Business click here.

Golfweeks.com’s College Weekly Gives Irish Fans An Inside Look At The Warren Golf Clubhouse And The Rolf’s Indoor Practice Facility - Both Are Moake Park Group Projects.

NOTRE DAME, Ind. - Ever wanted an inside look at The Warren Golf Courses's state-of-the-art facilities? Golfweek's College Weekly feature gives Irish fans the chance with its in-depth tour of the Rolf's Family All-Season Varsity Golf building as well as various campus hotspots.

Join Irish golfer's Max Scodro and Tom Usher as they offer you a tour of everything Notre Dame golf.

Tour the Rolf's Family All-Seeason Varsity Golf Facility.

Make your plans to enjoy the course first-hand while watching both the men's and women's teams host their respective events at The Warren Golf Course. The men will be hosting the Fighting Irish Gridiron Golf Classic this upcoming Mon.-Tues., Sept. 27-28, while the women will host the William K. Warren Invitational the following weekend, Sat.-Sun., Oct. 2-3.

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Northridge High School Receives an American School and University Outstanding Design Award

Click Here To View The November 2010 Digital Addition.

The Moake Park Group has been awarded the designs for Harding Career and College Academy renovation as well as the New Haven 7-12 additions and renovations for East Allen County Schools.

EACS OKs project architects

Also approves redesign plan, hears presentation on school closings.

By Sarah Janssen

of The News-Sentinel

The East Allen County Schools board unanimously approved the architectural firms recommended to handle the district's building projects, approved by the board in October when a districtwide redesign was proposed.

Out of 12 proposals, the district interviewed six firms and chose three to handle the five major building projects. RQAW Consulting Engineers and Architects will handle the two K-12 settings at Heritage and Woodlan; Moake Park Group will work on the Paul Harding College and Career Academy and New Haven Junior-Senior High School. Barton-Coe-Vilamaa will handle the New Haven Intermediate School project.

Superintendent Karyle Green said firms were chosen to handle similar building projects in the hopes that communities will collaborate and provide feedback and that a cost savings will be realized.

“It will be beneficial to have the same architect working on like projects,” she said.

The board approved a redesign plan that would help it save $6.8 million and create feeder systems in the district's five unique attendance areas: Leo-Cedarville, New Haven, Harding, Heritage and Woodlan. The savings come at a time when the district is spending more than it is bringing in because of decreased enrollment.

While the board seems to know where it's going, members are still struggling with how to get there.

The board heard a presentation Tuesday night on the administration's recommendation to close Monroeville and Harlan elementary schools next year, moving students to Hoagland and Woodburn elementary schools while the Heritage and Woodlan K-12 settings are built. The recommendation was based on transportation and utility costs, building modifications required and capacity.

Monroeville residents have long advocated keeping their town's elementary school open, saying it will destroy the town otherwise. The school has an enrollment of about 170 students and only a part-time principal. Board Vice President the Rev. Stephen Terry asked how much of a savings the district would really see by closing the school for a year.

All four elementary schools were proposed to close under the approved redesign plan, but members asked the administration to provide the exact cost savings for closing each building to compare.

The board will vote on the decision at its March 1 meeting.

The board has already voted to close New Haven and Village elementary schools. Member Alyssa Lewandowski, the New Haven area representative, voted against the district's recommendation.

Dick Moake is among five alumni being honored by Ball State University’s College of Architecture and Planning.

Local architect Dick Moake is among five alumni being honored Friday by Ball State University’s College of Architecture and Planning at its annual alumni awards banquet.

Moake, who earned a bachelor’s degree in 1972, is CEO of The Moake Park Group Inc. in Fort Wayne. He will be given an award of outstanding achievement for “making outstanding contributions” to his profession and to society.

The Moake Park Group is an architectural and interior design firm that specializes in education, health care, government, corrections and other buildings.

“My greatest contribution to our clients is the ability to empathize with their comprehensive goals and channel the skills and experience of our firm to their benefit,” Moake said in a statement on the firm’s website.

It’s Not How, But Where It’s Made... 

Our newest piece in our office wide renovation is complete.  Ideas brewing daily.

Moake Park Group would like to extend our congratulations to Chris Huntley who has become a certified associate for Autodesk Revit 2012.

Chris Huntley of Moake Park Group, Inc. has achieved Associate Certification of Revit® 2012.  Chris’ achievement is the first such Revit® Associate Level certification in the region.  Revit® is a 3D model building process utilized by architects/designers.

Steven L. Park, AIA has been appointed to the Board of the Euell A. Wilson Community Center.

Click Here To Visit The Euell A. Wilson Center Website

Some Real Men Cry... This One Reads

Moake Park Group commends architect Jim Field for his 5th year as a volunteer in the Learn United “Real Men Read” program.  Real Men Read is a community effort program to close the third grade reading achievement gap, or the gap between those who can and those who cannot read at grade level.

See how Moake Park provides excellence from our Clients point of view... 

Marty Pastura, Bob Wanek, and Jim Smith provide testimonials and share their experiences with Moake Park.

The Moake Park Group has been commissioned to design a new, 70,000 square-foot Kosciusko Community YMCA in Warsaw.