PCI Foundation Videos

Studio National Episode 109, Isabella Zapata, Florida International University

PCI Foundation's Precast Studio at Clemson University is discussed by Professor Carlos Barrios.

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Liz Martin-Malikian gives an update on the PCI Foundation Studio program at Kennesaw State University during a January 2021 PCI Foundation professor call.

Usha Pant from Idaho State University describes her experiences with the Precast Studio.

Emily Schaeffer shares her precast studio experience.

Sustaining donors share why they give to the PCI Foundation

Students from the Fall 2001 Precast Studio at Clemson University share their experience with the Studio and with precast concrete.

PCI Foundation Academic Council Chair Adel ElSafty shares his experience using the PCI Foundation grant to expand his precast program and garner attention from other grant making bodies and research partners.

Greg Force of Tindall Corp. on Donating to PCI Foundation

University of Kentucky Students Visit Gate Precast

Executive Director Marty McIntyre shares her state of the Foundation Report typically given to the PCIF Board of Trustees each fall.

Check out everything that happened in 2019-2020 for with the PCI Foundation

Short clip that gives you a heads up on what to expect for the first ever PCI Foundation yearbook

Students at the University of Colorado Denver designed a precast Tesla charging station as part of their Precast Studio.

A few professors share their take on taking classes online this year.

Big Beam Competition gives students experiential learning opportunity at University of Arizona

Student Testimonial - Cesar Maldanado

PCI Foundation grantees discuss how to engage the industry and get the most out of their PCI Foundation grants.

Carlos Barrios of Clemson University gives a report on studio activities in 2019/2020.

Dana Gulling and Greg Lucier give a report on the PCI Foundation Precast Studio activities for 2020.

Tristan Al-Haddad give a report on the PCI Foundation Studio at Georgia Tech for 2020.

Liz Martin-Malikian, Giovanni Loreto, and Jeffrey Collins preview the new studio that will begin in 2020 at Kennesaw State

Short version of the history of the PCI Foundation Studios, since 2007.

The 2nd Year of Project Precast saw 16 students from 11 schools take on the design challenge of a small football stadium. Here is their story.

The PCI Foundation has worked along with Georgia/Carolinas PCI, Tindall Corp., and Metromont to help Clemson University create an architecture studio that focuses a design challenge on precast concrete. This video gives an overview of how Prof. Carlos Barrios approaches the studio and what studios think of the program.

Thank you to the 2019 donors to the PCI Foundation

Doug Noble of University of Southern California shares his take on the PCI Foundation studio

Student Mark Khoo shares his experience in the Sacramento State PCI Foundation precast studio

Eric Matsumoto shares his precast concrete studio experiences.

Sacramento State Student Mark Khoo shares his PCI Studio experiences

Petey is the mascot of the PCI Foundation and will be hitting the streets this fall to promote learning about precast concrete design and construction.

Team CEG took home an honorable mention for their horse barn design at Project Precast 2019.

PCI Foundation shares some of the most common uses for the curriculum development grants it provides.

PCI Foundation Founder and 2019 Chairman shares his thoughts about the PCI Foundation.

Ray Clark of US Formliner shares his POV on the PCI Foundation

Paul Ramsburg of Sika shares his thoughts about the benefits of donating to the PCI Foundation.

Tom Kelley shares thoughts about how a precast can get a great return on investment through the PCI Foundation.

Doug Noble, a professor at the University of Southern California, shares how much he learned about precast concrete during his 13 years of architectural education. Zero.

Project Precast An integrated Design competition.

Following the preliminary proposal, the team works with an advisory committee to ensure the proposal can meet PCI Foundation requirements.

The winning all-female team sponsored by Tindall Corporation lead by mentor Rob Smith consisted of architecture student Lori North from Clemson University, Kinga Pabjan, a master’s candidate in construction at Washington University in St. Louis and Fernanda Arce an engineering student from the University of Arizona.

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