This was a pleasant surprise. Back in 2006, I submitted my Genotower to the first evolo competition, where it didn’t place. However, it was published in their book and now has been showcased as “Special Mention” on their new and improved website.
Here is the direct link to the write-up: http://www.evolo.us/2009/12/01/the-genotower-05/#more-226
Genotower project by Nick Pisca 0001d (copyright 2006)
Plan View Rendering of the Genotower by Nick Pisca 2006
Portion of Building Section from the Genotower by Nick Pisca
I’m not too thrilled that the uncompressed, hi-res boards are up on the net for all to download and misuse, but I suppose it’s been long enough. 
Nicholas Pisca:
MArch SCIarc; BSAS UWM-SARUP;
Senior Automation and Senior Project Consultant Gehry Technologies;
Lecturer UCSB MAT;
Faculty SCIarc;
Author YSYT;
Editor 0001d BLAST;
Founder 0001d;
This is a great sculpture. It is not architecture or any form of a built structure that a human could inhabit. This becomes the problem of students. They get so driven by computer and scripting; that they forget what architecture is really about.
Chris, are you like 90 years old?
NIcholas, are you like 2 years old?
Golesleorganizer, I am 15 months old. Thank you for legitimizing my work by commenting.