MVMA Design Awards Call for Entries

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Highlands of Preston, winner of the 2010 Remodel, Residential, Exterior MVMA Design Award.
With Manufactured Stone fast becoming one of the most requested wall coverings in new construction and renovation projects, contracting and design professionals are looking for innovative ways to incorporate its rugged, authentic, elegant looks and versatility.

The Masonry Veneer Manufacturers Association (MVMA) announced its second annual MVMA Design Awards, a program created to recognize the work of industry professionals who are setting trends by featuring Manufactured Stone Veneer in their projects.

“Our goal is to recognize leaders in the Manufactured Stone industry by highlighting their design successes,” said Mike Fischer, MVMA general manager. “This year‟s theme of „Natural Beauty Fashioned in Stone‟ aims to showcase the beauty and authenticity of Manufactured Stone.”
  • All entries will be submitted online at www.MasonryVeneerDesignAwards.com by May 13, 2011
  • An independent judging panel will announce winners at the MVMA Annual Meeting in Anaheim, CA
  • Eligible projects were completed between May 1, 2010 and April 30, 2011
  • There is no entry fee
  • Submissions require high-resolution images of the completed project
More information, including rules and entry can be found at www.MasonryVeneerDesignAwards.com.
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