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A Letter From the President
2018 was an outstanding year for AIA Cleveland! One where we experienced continued growth and opportunity with our numerous events and community outreach efforts. This year also saw many initiatives, including Membership, Education and Public Awareness, come to fruition. This led to an even better chapter presence for our current members and an enticing motivation for our future members. This year AIA Cleveland was able to build upon our tremendous previous year’s success by increasing membership to an all-time high of 540. The increase of membership arises from our continued engagement with our fellow members and in our community. It is my belief that our focus to increase awareness of EDI (Equity, Diversity and Inclusion), beyond WIA+, by making a conscious effort to include it at every event, meeting, and function, allowed us to reach more individuals and show that AIA Cleveland will be a leader in this national movement. Our members look to us for help in all stages of their career; as associate members looking to pass the ARE, registered architects needing quality continuing education sessions or experienced members of firms that are facing industry wide subjects like technology changes, demographic shift or succession planning. For some members, the AIA CLE Young Architects/Associate Members (YAAM) group continues to host ARE review sessions and provide study material for those working toward registration. For those maintaining registration, the Lunch and Learn program provides superior continuing education credits and our Makers Series events are insightful to the process and nuances that local artists bring to their work. In addition, for firm leaders, this year we launched the Firm Roundtable discussions. These meetings were meant to help local firms navigate issues
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facing our industry by discussing possible solutions to current topics. 2018 was also a year to increase Public Awareness of both AIA Cleveland and architecture in general. Several community outreach events facilitated our goal to promote the value of design and the role of architects to the public, these included the always anticipated Beach Day at Edgewater and the E. 131st Charrette/trolley tour. In order to increase the awareness of AIA Cleveland’s benefit, we have broadened our support and partnership with our Peer Organizations like NOMA, CUDC, KSU, and CIA to name a few. As we come to the end of 2018, I would like to thank not only the AIA Cleveland Executive Board for their invaluable contributions and time, but also, all AIA Cleveland members for making this year a memorable and progressive year for AIA Cleveland. I look forward to the additional great work that not only next year’s president and board will bring, but that of those of whom will follow in their footsteps. Very Truly Yours,
Allan Renzi. aia 2018 President AIA Cleveland
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Contents
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Letter From the President
Our Mission
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Board of Directors
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Letter From the Executive Director
Welcome to New AIA Members
Why Do You Belong To AIA?
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What Should Our Chapter Be Involved In?
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In Memoriam & New Architects
Our Sponsors
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Our Mission As a national organization, the American Institute of Architects is the voice of the architectural profession and a resource to its members in service to society. As the local chapter, AIA Cleveland is a professional association that promotes the value of architecture and design, fosters collegiality, advocates for local members, educates, and supports architects as leaders in the community.
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AIA Cleveland Executive Director Patty Lampert director@aiacleveland.com 2018 Executive Committee President: Allan Renzi, AIA President-Elect: Christopher Toddy, AIA First Vice President: Jodi van der Wiel, AIA Secretary: Matt Lindsay, AIA Treasurer: Robert Klann, AIA Past President: Adam Yaracs, AIA Executive Director: Patty Lampert 2018 Board of Directors AIA Ohio Director: Aaron Hill, AIA Director of Community Outreach: Wayne Mortensen, AIA Director of Professional Development: Sam Diaquila, AIA Director of Membership: Jason Nolde, AIA Director of Development: Dave Robar, AIA Co-Director of Programming: David Craun, AIA Co-Director of Programming: Hallie DelVillan, Assoc. AIA Director of Camaraderie/Networking: Lauren Konopka, Assoc. AIA Director of Communications: Adam Yaracs, AIA Director of Young Architects and Associates: David Maniet, AIA Director of Women in Architecture+: Robyn Wolf, AIA KSU Liaison: Steve Kordalski, AIA Chapter Advisor: Jack Bialosky Jr., FAIA KSU | Cleveland Liaison: Logan Heffelman, AIAS AIA Cleveland Chapter Promotions Associate Harry Pappas, Affiliate AIA
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2018 A Year of Change for AIA Cleveland
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A Letter From the Executive Director
Thank You to all of our members, sponsors, community partners, designers, volunteers and Board members for making 2018 an extraordinary year for AIA Cleveland! Together we have been successful in building a stronger architectural and design community. We will continue to support our members’ efforts to create a meaningful lasting impact professionally. Every day I am reminded that your talents, passion and dedication help make AIA Cleveland better, while also bringing national recognition to the chapter. I am most grateful for the opportunity to work with a board which values community engagement, inspires leadership, and promotes diversity within AIA Cleveland. Membership offers many opportunities to pursue your passions, advance your career, and to share stories. Currently, AIA Cleveland has a record 540 members! Many members tell me they value the AIA community, leadership opportunities, and enjoy the variety of events. It’s easy to get involved, and you have the flexibility to participate as much as your schedule allows. Even new graduates can take advantage of a free 18 month AIA membership, ARE training and resource library, and scholarships. All members can benefit from design inspiration, enriching educational events, mentorship programs, community advocacy and leadership development. We give you the opportunity to make a difference in the areas in which you are most passionate.
Award Lectures & Tours, and Joint Association Happy Hours. Young Architects & Associates participate in ARE Study Sessions, Dragon Boat Races, Makers Tours, Mentorship, and Speakers on the Square. The best parts are meeting new people, having fun, and sharing ideas about architecture and design. I invite you to join this dynamic community and to enhance your professional training, regardless the stage of your career. In 2019 AIA Cleveland will continue its commitment to fostering the advancement of architecture and design, collegiality, networking, advocacy, and education for its members. We welcome your participation and look forward to building a stronger community!
All My Best,
Patty Lampert Executive Director, AIA Cleveland
How do you connect with others to network? Through our fabulous events, you’ll have the opportunity to socialize and meet speakers from all over. There are many choices throughout the year, ranging from early morning, lunch and evening activities. Annual events include: Celebration of Preservation, Design Awards, Design Cruise, Golf Outing, Sand Fest, and Women in Architecture. Monthly and quarterly events include: Hard Hat Tours, Design
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AIA Cleveland Welcomes Our New Members
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New members are essential to the ongoing sustainability of the chapter and the profession. We are delighted to welcome new members into the Chapter, listed below. If you are an old hand, please seek them out, introduce yourself, and engage. If you are new or somewhat new to the chapter, please introduce yourself, and ask how you can become involved in chapter life. 2018 AIA Cleveland New Members Olga V. Andriyevska, AIA Rima Azmeh, AIA David Berlekamp, AIA Emily E. Carr, AIA Diana Chan, Assoc. AIA Megan R. Dibner-Dunlap, AIA Scott M. Dimit, AIA Jacob W. Douglas, Assoc. AIA Philip A. Erb, AIA Nicholas Espinosa, AIA Christopher Ford, Assoc. AIA Gwendolyn F. Frank, Assoc. AIA Justin R. Gleason, Assoc. AIA Todd Griffith, Assoc. AIA
David M. Gross, AIA Pamela Haberman, Assoc. AIA Okinio A. Hernandez, Assoc. AIA Randall R. Hoover, Assoc. AIA Mitchell J. Hoyt, Assoc. AIA Kyle D. Hulewat, AIA Jyh-Chian Hung, Assoc. AIA Kyle L. Johns, AIA Dominic LiPuma, Assoc. AIA Christopher W. Loeser, AIA Hitomi Maeno, Assoc. AIA William M. Mason, AIA Darryl R. Molzon, Assoc. AIA Kevin A. Oliver, AIA
Neeraja Pandav, Assoc. AIA Jim “JP” Ptacek, AIA Roberto S. Quiroz, Assoc. AIA Yasaman Roostaeian, Assoc. AIA Anthony Santora, AIA Asya J. Shine, Assoc. AIA Deana Sritalapat, AIA Kelly R. Stinson, AIA Elizabeth R. Swearingen, Assoc. AIA Scott G. Weaver, AIA Emily Williams, Assoc. AIA Krista Wong , Assoc. AIA Kevin M. Zak, AIA
2018 AIA Cleveland New Affiliate Members Anna Dodson Avi Selva Brett Klingler Brian Miller Chase Horsburgh Chris Jasinski Dave Thomas David Hood Deb Sharrits Debbie Donley Evan Swoish Fred Hussein
Gina Makris Harry Pappas Jason Radcliffe Jeremy Perchinsky John Hrnchar Lauren Mangan Linda Carozza Mark Fenwick Melissa Caples Mike Breault Morgan Mingus Nancy Lindrose
Pat Herbert Patrick McEntee Peter Kamis PE Robert Bajko Robert LaRosa Robert Pustelnik Rosemary Eager Sara B. Peters Steve Vanone Thomas McDonnell Tom Pekoc Tony Fabrick 2018 | Year in Review
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Why Do You Belong to the AIA?
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Chapter Committees And Knowledge Communities Elevate your career path—AIA provides a community of resources.
Programming Committee The Programming Committee meets monthly to organize engaging events in the following categories: Design Lectures, Site Tours, Skill Building, and Community Engagement, with the mission to inspire, educate, and promote the value of architecture and design. Historic Resources Committee (HRC) The mission of the AIA Cleveland’s Historic Resources Committee (HRC) is to promote, advance and advocate for the preservation of Northeast Ohio’s architectural heritage among AIA members, allied organizations, and the public. The Historic Resources Committee meets on a monthly basis and is always looking for participation and contributions from new members. Public Outreach Advisory Committee (POAC) The POAC is responsible for managing and facilitating the chapter’s efforts to reach out to the broader public, including the identification of event participation and sponsorship opportunities, establishing partnership between the chapter and affiliated groups, and the preparation of public policies and positions for Board consideration. 2018 accomplishments included the creation of the AIA Public Policy Directory and drafting of an initial (4) public policies for consideration by the board. The POAC meets on a bi-monthly basis. Women in Architecture Committee (WIA) The WIA Committee empowers and promotes women within the architecture profession through advocacy, community outreach, professional development and mentorship. As a forum that educates, celebrates and inspires, The WIA Committee develops engaging programming to elevate the visibility and support of women in architecture in Cleveland. The WIA Committee meets monthly. Young Architects | Associate Members Committee (YAAM) The AIA Associates and Young Architects committee is dedicated to bridging the gap between passion and practice in the built environment; embracing advocates, students, young professionals, and emerging practitioners. The Committee meets bi-monthly and plans numerous events including lectures, ARE exam study sessions, and networking opportunities.
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Interaction with Peers You build your career through relationships—AIA provides that network.
Joint Association Mixers Over the past year, hundreds of professionals from all fields pertaining to architecture, construction and design gathered together for our monthly Design JAMs (Joint Association Mixer). Thanks to an outpouring of sponsor support, both food and drink were provided at several of the happy hours. Locations ranged from local cocktail bars and newly established breweries, to sponsor showrooms. Thanks to our members and sponsors for making this year an immense success! Dragon Boat Happy Hour This summer we held the second annual Dragon Boat Happy Hour. Organized by our Young Architects and Associate Member Committee, a group of members set out on a paddling excursion down the Cuyahoga River on a Friday evening. Afterward, members remained for a happy hour at Merwins Wharf and enjoyed summer down on the river. Goodtime for Design Cruise This year’s annual “Goodtime for Design” boat cruise signaled the beginning of summer bringing together several Cleveland area design organizations for an evening of networking and fun. On board the privately chartered Goodtime III cruise ship, 400+ guests were treated to pizza, drinks, raffle prizes, and a 50/50 raffle benefiting the American Planning Association Scholarship fund. A photo booth, complete with props, gave guests the opportunity to take their memories home with them. Thanks to generous sponsor support, the evening continued at Terrestrial Brewing Company, where drinks and light appetizers were provided. The Goodtime Cruise has its sights set on 2019 where it will be celebrating its tenth year of existence! AIA/IIDA Annual Golf Outing It was our 23rd year and another successful year for the AIA IIDA Annual Golf Outing. This event is a joint event between AIA Cleveland Chapter and IIDA Ohio Kentucky Chapter and never disappoints. The event was held on Friday, August 10th at Sweetbriar Golf Club in Avon Lake, Ohio. This year’s theme was the German Oktoberfest and many of our participants donned their lederhosen and dirndl dresses. Golfing was enjoyed by over 120 golfers on a beautiful summer day. After making their divots, attendees enjoyed a buffet style dinner outside where donated items were available to be won during the Chinese raffle.
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AIA Cleveland Trivia Challenge This past spring AIA Cleveland held its inaugural Trivia Challenge, pitting teams of design professionals against each other in a match-up of intellect. The first installment of this newly created annual event consisted of ten teams, each formed from a maximum of six players. The epic showdown of brainpower was held in the upstairs private event room at XYZ Tavern where food and beverage where provided to all players. This intimate setting provided the perfect backdrop for trivia questions ranging from pop culture to AIA Cleveland chapter history. In the end, there could only be one Champion who can now lay claim as the “Smartest Design Firm in Cleveland.” The top three teams were: Grand Champion: Fabo Architecture Runner-Up: Perspectus | DLR Group | HSB | and K2M Design Third Place: Richard L. Bowen + Associates Firm Visits Each year the board of AIA Cleveland maintains direct communication with its members by visiting their workplace. In 2018, AIA Cleveland had the opportunity to provide lunch and meet with Studio Techne, K2M Design, and Then Design. These visits allow the board to listen to the concerns and questions of our members, while informing our membership of the current direction and objectives of AIA Cleveland. Members who attend our firm visits learn firsthand how AIA Cleveland advocates for our local architects, provides inspiration for great design, creates networking opportunities and offers educational resources to promote our members as community leaders. Contact your director of membership if you are interested in scheduling a firm visit in 2019. Annual Meeting & Tatiana Bilbao Exhibit This year’s annual meeting was a unique opportunity for AIA Cleveland to partner with both AIA Ohio and KSU CAED. Held at 1point618 Gallery in October, and combined with the Tatiana Bilbao exhibit, our annual meeting was not only a chance to finalize Chapter topics, but an occasion for AIA Ohio to recognize newly licensed architects. We honored 20 newly licensed architects, and were joined by Kate Brunswick, CAE, Hon. AIA, and Bruce Sekanick, FAIA, to recognize these professionals. Ivan Bernal, Architecture Program Director, also welcomed the KSU CAED students. Over 75 members and KSU students enjoyed the reception, meeting Tatiana and opening of the exhibit.
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To Further the Profession As a unified body, we create greater visibility for the profession
Membership and Participation AIA Cleveland is working to create an engaged and connected local professional design community through a focus of communicating membership value, general and personal invitations to participate, promoting member participation in existing or new committees, and meeting with firms during firm visits to re-connect professionally. Through quality programming and good fellowship, local architects are attracted, or re-attracted, to AIA membership. In 2018, we grew our membership to 540 members which is now at an all-time high. Membership Breakfast This February saw the 2018 Membership Breakfast with over 75 AIA Cleveland Members attending the event at the Oswald Building. This year’s meeting included a chapter look ahead from President Allan Renzi, AIA; along with a panel discussion featuring AIA Cleveland members on how they use AIA to enrich their designs, practices and local communities. It was also a great opportunity for members to discuss the current state of AIA Cleveland and to learn what is on the horizon for 2018! Mentorship This year the Young Architects and Associate Member committee took on the task of revamping and expanding the chapters’ mentorship program. Now the AIA Cleveland Connect Mentorship Program kicked off with a mentorship mixer, the first of a bi-annual event at Vocon. This program brought together an expanded group of professionals of at all career stages, with the goal of strengthening the profession in Cleveland. Browse available mentors, and sign up by visiting AIA Cleveland’s website at aiacleveland.com/mentor. New Member Open House In November we held our second New Member Open House at the offices of Vocon. This free open house provided a meet and greet opportunity for new members and the Executive Board. New members learned about all of the different opportunities for involvement in the chapter.
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ARE Study Sessions This year the Young Architects and Associate Member committee coordinated four ARE study sessions covering various topics of the exams. Thanks to the help from local experts in the architecture community, we were able to strengthen the knowledge of our members and better prepare them for these tests. Additionally we had our first ARE Demystification Session, in order to kick off the year with general testing information to make the test less overwhelming. Kent State Career Fair In February, several AIA Cleveland members attended the annual Kent State University Career Fair on behalf of the Chapter. This event provided an important interface between students, recent graduates, and professionals. The benefits of AIA membership were shared with students in attendance. In October, members from AIA Akron, AIA Cleveland, and AIA Eastern visited the AIAS Kent State Chapter and supported them hosting a meet and great for the College of Architecture and Environmental Design. Donuts and coffee were provided for students interested in learning more about AIAS and becoming AIA members. These are just a few examples of the improved relations between the AIA Cleveland Chapter and Kent State University. A relationship that we look forward to continuing to grow in future years! Lunch and Learns Throughout 2018, AIA Cleveland hosted over a dozen Lunch and Learns at the AIA Cleveland Center for Architecture and Design. These lunch and learns provided an important resource to members in helping to meet the required continuing education requirements. NEO College of Fellows The Northeast Ohio College of Fellows is a group of all FAIA members located in Northeast Ohio who come together to meet on a quarterly basis. This group aims to identify and to mentor younger professionals within the region who are looking to pursue Fellowship within the AIA.
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Community Outreach Speakers on the Square The 5th annual Speakers on the Square event will be an immersive outdoor panel discussion allowing a diverse panel to talk about public art through the lens of Cleveland. Our moderator will lead three panelists as they converse about their involvement with art and its effect on the local built environment and shaping the urban landscape. This program will also highlight the art triennial hosted by FRONT International, happening this summer, and the excitement that it brings for the arts community of Cleveland. Panelists include: Lisa Kurzner | Curator, Front International Lauren Yager | Local multidisciplinary artist Allison Lukacsy-Love | Project Manager, City of Euclid / Registered Architect / Local artist Moderator: Kristen Zeiber | Project Manager, Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative 2018 Sand Festival, Delivered by Independence Excavating
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The fourth-annual staging of the AIA Cleveland tradition continued its growth trajectory.
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12 Sand Teams and 12 Volleyball Teams Competed on Edgewater
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Independence Excavating Delivered 180 tons of Build Sand to the Beach
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Over 2,000 people participated in and walked- through the annual event on Edgewater Beach
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Event publicity reached more than 311,000 Facebook users, 18,700 of whom responded to the event RSVP, and has been featured in the following publications: Scene Magazine Guide to Summer, Cleveland Magazine,WKYC morning show, Cleveland.com, Cleveland Festival Chaser, and WCPN Ideastream.
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$6,450 was raised for the ACE Mentor Program of Cleveland’s Scholarship Fund
Category winners
The victors of a week-long online voting contest that solicited 3,763 votes.
AECOM | sculpture
Bialosky Cleveland | castle
Cleveland Metroparks | Spirit of Cleveland
The Austin Company | Best of the Beach
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Public Outreach Advisory Committee (POAC) The POAC is responsible for managing and facilitating the chapter’s efforts to reach out to the broader public, including the identification of event participation and sponsorship opportunities, establishing partnership between the chapter and affiliated groups, and the preparation of public policies and positions for Board consideration. 2018 accomplishments included the creation of the AIA Cleveland Public Policy Directory and the seven initial policies that populate it. These local policies will help the chapter to better advocate for architects and communities by more clearly asserting where we stand as professionals committed to a thriving built environment. The POAC meets on a bi-monthly basis. Hip Hop Architecture Camp The Hip Hop Architecture Camp is a one-week intensive, challenging youth to explore the cultural implications of architecture in the built environment through the lens of Hip Hop Culture. Focusing on the intersection of theory and practice, participants explore hip hop as a revolutionary approach to understanding, conceiving, and generating architecture for a just city. Each camp includes a rap battle by followed by the production of an official track and music video. The winners of the rap battle at each location receive Beats by Dre Headphones. Each location includes a (w)rap battle where students design building facades in Autodesk Tinkercad and the winners at each site receive a Google Chrome book.
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What Should Our Chapter Be Involved In?
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Strategic Plan
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WIA+ aspires to educate, advocate, and empower on matters of: 1. Gender equity in our profession. 2. Visibility and influence of women architects and designers. 3. Leadership and mentorship of all members. As part of WIA+’s mission, we provided engaging programming in 2018 to educate and empower our members.
WIA+ Against the backdrop of a second National Women’s March, the #MeToo movement, the Voices of Women flash mob at the Venice Architecture Biennale, and many other displays of the steps taken towards gender equity and reminders of the strides that still need to be made, AIA Cleveland’s Women in Architecture committee re-examined its purpose this year. Reasserting our focus on gender equity and acknowledging that there are many facets to equity, we evolved into WIA+ NeXXtReads In August a diverse groups of 30+ architects and design professionals gathered at the Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative (CUDC) to discuss Pay Equity as part of the WIA+ Committee’s NeXXt Read series. The open discussion, led by Jeff Meyers, AIA, and Malaz Elgemiabby, Assoc. AIA, touched upon many aspects of pay equity in the architectural profession including the current pay inequities between gender as well as race and ethnicity. The annual AIA Compensation Report was presented as a foundation for salary negotiations, and firm leaders in attendance asserted that regular salary negotiation is a normative and expected aspect of annual employee reviews. The presenters emphasized that both firm leaders and employees bear responsibility to work towards pay equity. In addition to firm leaders’ being open to pay equity discussions and monitoring their firms’ payrolls, employees should enter into yearly reviews prepared to discuss their salary with concrete examples of their professional growth that supports an increase. Women in Architecture Celebration The annual Women in Architecture Celebration in March increases awareness of and recognizes women’s contributions to architecture and allied professions. Our 2018 WIA Celebration “An Evening with Kate: Achieving and Equitable and Inclusive Profession” featured Kate Schwennsen, FAIA, Director of the School of Architecture at Clemson University, and a recognized expert on issues of design leadership and diversity, in conversation with Rick Jackson, the awardwinning senior host and producer of Ideas on WVIZ/WCPN Ideastream. This exhilarating evening with Kate explored how architecture is actively seeking and sustaining the participation of people with different places of origin, points of view, and ways of knowing, and exemplified how minimizing barriers can keep architecture relevant, enrich design, provide meaningful engagement, and build stronger connections with our local, regional, and global communities. WIA+ will continue the momentum of 2018 into the upcoming year with aspirational and energizing events, and we look forward to seeing you there!
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Celebration of Preservation The American Institute of Architects Cleveland and the Cleveland Restoration Society joined together on Tuesday, May 22, 2018 to recognize outstanding historic preservation projects from across Northeast Ohio during the annual Celebration of Preservation. Hosted in the newly restored Ohio Theatre, over 300 community members joined us in commemorating National Preservation Month. The 2018 Celebration of Preservation award winners are: Award of Merit for Neighborhood Impact 10113 South Boulevard Award of Merit for Neighborhood Impact Lion Knitting Mills Award of Merit for Creative Adaptation of A Significant Interior The Marble Room Rehabilitation of a Local Landmark Award LaSalle Theater Storefront Renovation Award The Veronika Stewardship of a Sacred Landmark Award St. Philomena Church Faรงade Restoration Award The Garfield Building Innovative Adaptive Use Award Columbus Road Foundry Excellence in Preservation Education Award Massillon Downtown Historic District Design Guidelines Outstanding Retrofit of Historic Structures Award The Onesto Lofts, Bliss Tower Excellence in Design Award L.N. Gross Company Building Distinguished Restoration & Rehabilitation Award Hercules Industrial Complex Excellence in Adaptive Use Award Worthington Yards Robert C Gaede Lifetime Achievement Award Late Judge Raymond Pianka
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Celebrating the Design Community AIA Design Awards Each year, AIA Cleveland recognizes excellence in design by inviting local firms to submit their best work to be reviewed by nationally renowned juries from all over the country. This year’s Design Awards ceremony was held at the Westin Cleveland Downtown on Friday, November 2nd. This year saw a record of over 500 attendees gather to celebrate and recognize architectural and interior design excellence in Cleveland and northeast Ohio. This year’s AIA keynote speaker and design awards jury chair was Matthew Kreilich, FAIA of Snow Kreilich Architects. In 2018, Snow
Kreilich Architects was awarded the AIA National Architecture Firm Award. This year saw a record 98 project submissions from local firms and students. 2 projects out of 6 submissions in the Makers category were awarded with Design Awards. 4 projects out of 26 Interior Architecture submissions were presented with AIA Design Awards, and 7 projects out of 38 Architecture submissions received Design Awards. We had 18 entries into the newly created Architectural Photography category with 3 of those receiving awards. The jury also recognized 10 student projects, from the Kent State University Master of Architecture program.
Architecture Awards Honor Award DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky - Wayne N. Aspinall Federal Building & U.S. Courthouse Modernization
Merit Awards Vocon - GBX Group DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky - Capitol Theatre Restoration
Honorable Mentions JKURTZ - South Lane Residence DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky - Smithsonian American Art Museum’s Renwick Gallery Bialosky Cleveland - Mueller Lofts Vocon - The Schroer Group - HOME Concept
Interior Architecture Awards Honor Award Vocon - Forest City
Merit Award Vocon - Doner D-313
Honorable Mentions DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky - Reinberger Chamber Hall Improvements DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky - Cleveland Clinic Avon Inpatient Bed Tower
Maker Awards
Merit Award 44 STEEL - Niftic Executive Desk Honorable Mention Diane Davis-Sikora - SignWaves (Optics of Memory)
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Design Innovation Initiative - Joshua Fehrenbach
Honorable Mentions The Osborn – Michael Paukst
Client Award Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority
Terminal Tower – Justin Kaufer Skyline – John Tellaisha Reignited – Si Yuanshuai Linework – John Tellaisha Lausche – Kyle Hulewat Lake View Cemetary – Christina Bock Euclid – Kyle Hulewat Cleveland Vessel – Adam Yaracs City Rock – Adam Yaracs Bridges – Marina Neyman Berea Falls – Paige Robar Of Old and New – Scott Pease
Individual Recognitions Activism Award – James Cowan Jr., Assoc. AIA Presidential Citation – Adam Yaracs, AIA Chapter Recognition for Commitment – Aaron Hill, AIA AIA Cleveland Kent State Scholarship Recipient – Ethan Moore, AIAS Kent State AIAS Presidential Citation – William Maniet, AIAS
Third Place “Transparent Ceiling” by Ryn Clarke
Runner Up “Ray” by Peter Bohan
Grand Prize “Guardians” by Michael Paukst
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Architectural Photography: “Guardians” by Michael Paukst
Students: “Pittsburgh Public Market” by Lauren Martig and Hannah Abate
Makers: “The Childrens Museum of Cleveland Construction Parts” by AoDK Architecture
Interior Architecture: “The Children’s Museum of Cleveland” by AoDK Architecture
Architecture: “Gleneagles Clubhouse” by Perspectus Architecture
Student Awards Honor Awards Pittsburgh Public Market - Hannah Abate and Lauren Martig 7524 Cumulative Commonwealth - Yu Zhang
Honorable Mentions The Clean Clinic Project - Jyh-Chian (Winston) Hung EVO | Morph - Tyler Kamczyc The Mill: An Exercise in Neo-Mat - Grace Myers The Intercity Riparian Connection - Felipe Valdez Boston Cinema Complex - Bradley Bowman 400 North Lake Shore Drive - Cody Chambers EXOblique - Nicholas Greenaway
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What Functions Are You Interested In?
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Hard Hat and Design Award Tours
Twinsburg Gleneagles Clubhouse Tour AIA Akron and AIA Cleveland took a tour of the newly completed Gleneagles Clubhouse in Twinsburg. This exciting project opened this August. The new $7 million, 20,000 sf clubhouse facility features breathtaking golf course views, a golf pro-shop, restaurant/bar, and a banquet hall for 250 people. Indoor storage for 80 electric golf carts is contained within the building footprint in the basement level. Gleneagles is a public course and this new clubhouse is the final phase of a multi-year improvement plan for the course by the City of Twinsburg. Centric Tour David Craun, AIA of Bialosky Cleveland and Bill Davis of Panzica led the hard hat tour of Centric, the new mixed-use, transit-oriented development in the heart of University Circle. Showing various stages of completion, our tour group learned about its unique hybrid structure: a system with five levels of wood framing over two levels of post-tension concrete podium. After the tour, our group of about 20 convened at ABC the Tavern to enjoy the summer day. The Athlon Tour In September, AIA Cleveland toured “The Athlon”, a rehabilitation of the former Cleveland Athletic Club Building into 160+ apartments. Sandvick Architects, J&S Management, and Precision led our tour and discussed the historic tax credit project, the significant architectural features of the building, and pointed out the various exposed stages of construction. After the tour, our group of about 15 convened at The Clevelander to reflect on the tour and enjoy refreshments. Design Awards Tour: Dealer Tire Our first tour of the year was at the recent design awards winner, Dealer Tire Headquarters, which occupies 165,000 sf of the historic Victory Center Building in Midtown. Led by vocon’s Bob Porter, the tour explored the creative spaces and branding execution of this design excellence project. A bonus: our group also viewed Dealer Tire’s impressive museum-quality art collection, which is carefully integrated across the site.
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Summer Lecture Series & Events
Tremco Green Roof Tour AIA Cleveland could not have wished for more pleasant weather for the green roof tour at Tremco’s Beachwood facility. Nearly 30 professionals and students discussed the cost savings, environmental impacts, and aesthetic benefits that come with installing green roofs on various project types. Our group explored the diverse rooftop landscape, and learned more about specific methods and materials, installation, and plant species. The tour ended with an unbeatable Cleveland sunset! Summer Lecture Series Each year, our Summer Lecture Series focuses on local practitioners who are moving the needle in our profession. This year, a theme emerged of research-focused designers whose findings and innovations have influenced how we think about architecture, engineering, and construction. The series took place in Great Lakes Brewing Company’s new taproom, and featured Chris Maurer, Shariq Ali, and Diane Davis-Sikora . The series would not have been possible without the generous support of Dan Binford and Associates (Series Sponsor), Jacco / Samsung (Event Sponsor) and Great Lakes Brewing Company (Charitable Donation). Tatiana Bilbao Exhibit The House and the City: Two Collages exhibit explored different projects at the urban scale, analyzed how complex cultural, historical, and economic dimensions were activated simply by acknowledging and responding to context. In the domestic domain, it will explored the home as the basic unit of human space. Her work has been recognized internationally with awards such as the Kunstpreis Berlin in 2012, and the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture in 2014. BIG Time Documentary In February, AIA Cleveland, in collaboration with Kent State University, brought the documentary BIG Time (2017) to the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque. BIG Time follows Danish “starchitect” Bjarke Ingles in his formative years. It was a one-night viewing event followed by a brief panel discussion.
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Makers Tours
Rustbelt Reclamation In April, Rustbelt Reclamation opened up their impressive facility, located within a massive historic warehouse in Tyler Village, to AIA Cleveland for a behind the scenes look at their craft and process. Our tour investigated their superior quality furniture and installations, all of which the primary material was reclaimed wood sourced and upcycled in the United States for a global market. We covered wood species, production, and environmental impacts. 44 Steel In May, AIA Cleveland returned to 44 Steel for an “encore” tour of Jason Radcliffe’s stunning facility in Avon. A dozen of us visited to see Jason’s latest creations that harbor the beauty of the Rust-Belt and the industrial revolution. We discussed the journey of Ohio-sourced raw/discarded steel and aluminum to become iconic repurposed furniture. Equipped with a band saw, grinder and gas welder, Jason demonstrated techniques and equipment used to achieve his final designs. Halper Lighting & Beacon Metals Over a dozen designers visited the shared studios of Halper Lighting Solutions and Beacon Metal Fabricators last September. Their Midtown facilities showcased many fascinating completed and in-progress works, including the massive “Light Tornado” for Tri-C’s Campus Center. Bob Halper and Bob Grobelsek led the discussion, and even demonstrated equipment for custom sheet metal designs. Rooswork & 3 Barn Doors In October, AIA Cleveland visited 3 Barn Doors and Rooswork studio, a co-joined boutique custom fabrication studio. Aaron Cunningham of 3 Barn Doors opened up his new event space and showroom of unique live-edge slab tables. Tim Roos shared his focus on traditional woodworking paired with computer-aided construction techniques and his commitment to craftsmanship and geometry in every piece. Nearly 20 designers toured the space, and learned a variety of custom fabrication techniques with wood, rubber, and steel.
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Professional Growth Opportunities AIA Cleveland KSU Scholarship AIA Cleveland established an annual Kent State University Scholarship for Architecture students. The students mist be active participants in CAED and show interest in leadership roles. Kent State University has the final selection authority for this scholarship. Ethan Moore, originally from Erie Pennsylvania, is a third-year student at Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design. He has been active in AIAS for 3 years and is currently Vice President of the chapter. He also serves on the AIAS National Membership Committee. Ethan represented their chapter at the Midwest Quad conferences, Grassroots and Forum. AIAS Kent State Chapter Kent State University students pursing a Bachelor of Science degree in Architecture, a Master of Architecture degree, or a Master of Architecture dual degree. Students must be in good standing both academically and with the university. Recipients must be able to demonstrate they are active participants in the College of Architecture and Environmental Design’s AIA Student Chapter and show promise for success in the profession.
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OUR MEMBERS Murtaza Abbas, Assoc. AIA Syed Saleem Abbas, AIA Robert J. Acciarri, AIA Jill V. Akins, AIA Macedonio Aldana, AIA Donald W. Alexander, AIA Alan R. Ambuske, AIA Andrew Ancona, Assoc. AIA David A. Andreano, AIA Marie-Rose Andriadi, Assoc. AIA Olga V. Andriyevska, AIA Leanne M. Andrysco, AIA Terry E. Angle, AIA Daniel M. Armagno, Assoc. AIA Michael A. Augoustidis, AIA Christopher A. Auvil, AIA Brian L. Avery, AIA William C. Ayars, AIA Seyed Mohammad Ayat, AIA Samantha Ayotte, Assoc. AIA Rima Azmeh, AIA Nate W. Bailey, AIA Denise Fatica Bajko, AIA Robert J. Bajko, AIA Abby M. Baker, Assoc. AIA Anthony R. Bandy-Zalatoris, AIA Anthony R. Barchanowicz, Assoc. AIA Robert A. Barclay, FAIA Frank M. Barnett, AIA Daniel J. Barney, AIA Jack L. Baumann, AIA Richard B. Bauschard, AIA Michael H. Benjamin, AIA
David Berlekamp, AIA Rami R. Berner, AIA Jack A. Bialosky, AIA Jack A. Bialosky, FAIA W. Daniel Bickerstaff II, AIA Dr. Beth A. Bilek-Golias, AIA Marc B. Bittinger, AIA Robert W. Blatchford Jr., AIA William A. Blunden, FAIA Beau J. Bock, AIA Peter D. Bohan, AIA Peter J. Bolek, AIA Karen T. Borland, AIA Robert Lewis Bostwick, FAIA Dushan Bouchek, AIA Richard L. Bowen, AIA William R. Bradt, AIA Robert J. Bregar, AIA Brian Carter Broadus, AIA Denver L. Brooker, AIA Ashley L. Brown, AIA John T. Brown, AIA Kevin Brown, AIA Joanne S. Brown, AIA Stephen J. Bucchieri, AIA Franklin S. Bures, AIA John G. Burk, AIA Larissa Burlij, AIA Michael JOSEPH Caito, AIA L. R. Carpenter Jr., AIA Erin B. Carpenter, AIA Emily E. Carr, AIA Michael R. Carter, AIA Frank M. Castrovillari, AIA
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Arthur G. Cernoia, AIA Diana Chan, Assoc. AIA Thomas R. Chesnes, AIA William H. Childs Jr., AIA Jae D. Cho, AIA Kenneth K. Chow, AIA Michael T. Christoff, AIA Jill Christoff, Assoc. AIA Marc J. Ciccarelli, AIA Stephen Ciciretto, AIA Clarence D. Clark, AIA John R. Clark, AIA Travis A. Clarke, Assoc. AIA George A. Clemens, AIA Cory Clippinger, Assoc. AIA Ronald A. Cocco, AIA John W. Collett, AIA Charles E. Collings, AIA William H. Collins, AIA Rose Marie Costanzo, AIA James D. Cowan Jr., Assoc. AIA David W. Craun, AIA Michele J. Crawford, Assoc. AIA Julie M. Criscione, AIA Michael Crislip, AIA Kate Csontos, Assoc. AIA Noel L. Cupkovic, AIA Malcolm M. Cutting, AIA Kenneth A. Damm, AIA Robert J. Davidson, FALA, AIA Nicole R. Davis, AIA Joseph Davis, AIA Hallie A. DelVillan, Assoc. AIA Michael A. DeMarco, AIA
Richard P. DeMarco Jr., AIA Richard E. Deming, AIA Harry W. Dempsey, AIA Paul Deutsch, AIA Christopher P. Dewey, AIA Samuel V. Diaquila, AIA Megan R. Dibner-Dunlap, AIA Neil A. Dick, Assoc. AIA Christopher M. Diehl, AIA Thomas A. Dieterle, AIA David DiFrancesco, AIA Scott M. Dimit, AIA Lawrence C. Divita, AIA Chris Dohar II, AIA Randy S. Doi, AIA Elizabeth Dolinar, Assoc. AIA William Dorsky, AIA Jennifer L. Dort, AIA Rose M. Dostal, AIA Jacob W. Douglas, Assoc. AIA Jennifer A. Dotson, AIA, AIA Robert H. Dresser, AIA Allan J. Duber, AIA Caitlin R. Duffy, AIA Seth T. Duke, Assoc. AIA Mark W. Duluk, AIA Ann M. Dunning, AIA Dominick Durante Jr., AIA William T. Eberhard, AIA Carter A. Edman, AIA Malaz Elgemiabby, Assoc. AIA David Ellison, AIA Kenneth J. Emling, AIA Carolyn M. Emmer, AIA
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Philip A. Erb, AIA Edward A. Erbach, AIA Hayden P. Erdman, Assoc. AIA Joe Ernandes, AIA Nicholas Espinosa, AIA Brian G. Fabo, AIA Michael Fant, AIA Mark J. Fecek, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD + C Catherine Felton, Assoc. AIA Theodore B. Ferringer Jr., AIA Gabriel J. Fey, AIA Robert A. Fiala, AIA Amy S. Finch, AIA Bradley W. Fink, AIA Lawrence E. Fischer, AIA Richard J. Fleischman, FAIA Justin G. Fliegel, AIA August L. Fluker, AIA Alan C. Fodor, AIA Dana O. Foerster, AIA Christopher Ford, Assoc. AIA Amanda M. Fort, Assoc. AIA Jeffery David Foster, AIA Patrick M. Fox, AIA Steven J. Francis, AIA Gwendolyn F. Frank, Assoc. AIA Joseph P. Franzese, AIA Daniel Frederick, AIA James Walker Fredrick, AIA Laura M. Gagnon, AIA William G. Gallagher, AIA Richard S. Gates, AIA Kirsten Malcolm Gatewood,
Assoc. AIA E. B. Gellert, AIA Edward Michael Gembka, AIA Elizabeth D. Gerber, Assoc. AIA Mark N. Gilles, AIA Benjamin D. Gingrich, AIA Justin R. Gleason, Assoc. AIA Raymond R. Glover, AIA Arne F. Goldman, AIA Randall J. Gordon, AIA Brian Eric Grambort, AIA Anthony C. Green, AIA Robert A. Green, AIA Monica J. Green, FAIA Todd Griffith, Assoc. AIA David M. Gross, AIA Pamela Haberman, Assoc. AIA Megan Haftl, Assoc. AIA Rick Hansal, AIA Rhonda P. Hansal, AIA Eric B. Hansen, AIA Westleigh Michael Harper, AIA Philmore J. Hart, AIA Anne M. Hartman, AIA Fred Hawk, AIA Charles Heidler Jr., AIA Jason T. Hejduk, AIA Kevin Hengst, AIA Lawrence A. Hennessey Jr., AIA Brian T. Hennies, AIA James G. Herman, AIA Okinio A. Hernandez, Assoc. AIA Gerald Herschman, AIA Margaret Hewitt, Assoc. AIA
Donald A. Highlander, AIA Aaron G. Hill, AIA Adam R. Hirsh, AIA Anthony W. Hiti, AIA Cornelia C. Hodgson, AIA Jonathan Holland, Assoc. AIA Tyler A. Holmes, Assoc. AIA Randall R. Hoover, Assoc. AIA Clyde A. Horn, AIA Donald R. Horn, FAIA James A. Horsch, AIA Bruce M. Horton, AIA Michael Horton, AIA Nora Hoxha, Assoc. AIA Mitchell J. Hoyt, Assoc. AIA Mykie Hrusovski, AIA Timothy E. Huffman, AIA David Hughes, FAIA Kyle D. Hulewat, AIA Jyh-Chian Hung, Assoc. AIA Timothy S. Hunsicker, AIA Sara E. Hurand, AIA Patrick J. Hyland, AIA Dean M. Ibsen, AIA Kohei Ishikawa, AIA Mika Ito, AIA Matthew A. Janiak, AIA Abigail C. Jasper, AIA Martin Johannessen, AIA Kyle L. Johns, AIA Donald E. Johnson, AIA Walter B. Jones Jr., AIA Stephen N. Jouriles, AIA Christopher J. Kaczmar, AIA
Stanley J. Kaczmar, AIA Robert S. Kagler, Assoc. AIA Beth A. Kalapos, AIA Richard H. Kaplan, FAIA Justin B. Kaufer, AIA Raymond A. Kent, Assoc. AIA Richard C. Kieley, AIA Norman M. King, AIA Susan M. Kirkhope, AIA Robert Klann, AIA Hon. Judson A. Kline, FAIA Brandon L. Kline, AIA Crystal Knapik, AIA E. Randolph Knauer, AIA Lucas V. Koenig, Assoc. AIA Alexander S. Kolbe, Intl. Assoc. AIA Lauren L. Konopka, Assoc. AIA Steven A. Kordalski, AIA Gregory A. Koss, AIA, LEED AP Craig Kozikowski, AIA, PMP Richard Peter Kraly, AIA Raymond G. Kramer, AIA David L. Krebs, AIA Thomas C. Krejci, AIA Victor P. Krevinko, AIA Charles L. Krzysiak, AIA Matthew J. Kuehnle, AIA Saloni Kumbkarni, AIA Jonathan C. Kurtz, AIA Theodore E. Kurz, FAIA Eric C. Lahrmer, AIA Chunilal K. Lalwani, AIA James G. Lamb, AIA
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OUR MEMBERS Tim Larke, Assoc. AIA James K. Larsen, AIA Ronald J. Lawson, AIA Billiejo M. LeSage, Assoc. AIA Edward G. Lesko, AIA Nicholas Lesko, FAIA Vince Leskosky, AIA Sally L. Levine, AIA Richard K. Levitz, AIA Melanie L. Lewis, AIA Philip LiBassi, FAIA Chaya R. Lieberman, Assoc. AIA Michael D. Liezert, AIA Thomas M. Lindsay, AIA Marc Lins, Assoc. AIA J. F. Lipaj, AIA Michael J. Lipowski, AIA Dominic LiPuma, Assoc. AIA Robert G. Lodge, Assoc. AIA Christopher W. Loeser, AIA Clint Anthony Luikart, AIA Allison K. Lukacsy-Love, AIA Erik A. Lund III, AIA Roy K. Madison, AIA Sandra Madison, AIA Robert P. Madison, FAIA Hitomi Maeno, Assoc. AIA Anthony F. Majc, AIA Ronald J. Makovich, AIA Scott C. Maloney, AIA Myron Manders, AIA Anthony F. Mangione, Assoc. AIA David J. Maniet Jr., AIA Lilly N. Maniet, AIA Fred Margulies, AIA
Pradnya W. Martz, AIA Robert Maschke, FAIA William M. Mason, AIA Randall A. Matejka, AIA Vinay A. Mathews, AIA Christopher Maurer, AIA John Mazze, AIA MaryKate McCafferty, Assoc. AIA William McCullam, AIA Judith M. McGlinchy, AIA John R. McNutt, AIA David J. Miano, AIA Tyler Joseph Middendorf, AIA Catherine A. Middleton, AIA Christopher F. Mierke, AIA Cledith L. Miller, Assoc. AIA James A. Miller, AIA Philip R. Miller, AIA Natasha Mills, Assoc. AIA Eugene W. Minnick, AIA Raymond M. Minotas, AIA Mark S. Mistur, AIA Megan A. Mitchell, Assoc. AIA Scott Mitchell Taylor, Assoc. AIA Michael J. Molchan, AIA Darryl R. Molzon, Assoc. AIA Eugene J. Monroe, AIA Crystal D. Montgomery, Assoc. AIA William B. Morris, AIA Wayne A. Mortensen, AIA, NASW Kevin D. Mousty, AIA Timothy J. Mulle, AIA Eileen C. Nacht, AIA
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Michael Nagle, AIA Todd C. Nagy, AIA Tim A. Neufer, AIA Michael B. Nilsen, AIA Jason Nolde, AIA Cynthia R. Nolde, AIA Jonathan B. Novak, AIA Vladimir Novakovic, AIA Nancy K. Nozik, AIA Adam P. O’Brien, AIA Stacey O’Guinn, AIA Edward J. Odziemski, AIA Kevin A. Oliver, AIA Humberto J. Olivos, AIA Mark B. Olson, AIA Steven R. Olson, AIA Grace E. Ondrejka, Assoc. AIA Richard Ortmeyer, AIA Thomas S. Owings, AIA Richard Y. Pace, AIA W. Wallace Paine, AIA Sandra M. Pancoe, AIA Neeraja Pandav, Assoc. AIA Christopher V. Panichi, AIA Rebecca L. Pantuso, AIA Joseph Park, AIA Edward T. Parker, AIA Richard T. Parker, AIA Naser Parsipour, Assoc. AIA Anthony Paskevich, AIA Edgar A. Patterson Jr., AIA Pavlos P. Pavlidis, AIA Gerald J. Payto, AIA Eric O. Pempus Esq., FAIA Norman K. Perttula, FAIA
Alex J. Pesta, AIA Richard Pichola, AIA Amanda Pierce, Assoc. AIA David J. Pindel, AIA Roberto Antonio Pinedo, AIA Glenn A. Pizzuti, AIA Sean T. Plunkett, AIA Lawrence V. Pol, AIA John Popple, AIA Dennis R. Porcelli, AIA Robert A Post, AIA Alex R. Posze, AIA David L. Potts, AIA Robert J. Powell, AIA Amber F. Price, AIA Jim “JP” Ptacek, AIA David J. Pusti, AIA John D. Quinn, AIA Roberto S. Quiroz, Assoc. AIA Jakob Rach, AIA John P. Rach, AIA William A. Ragaller, AIA Stephen Rajki, AIA Leah R. Ratner, AIA Yolita E. Rausche, Assoc. AIA Christine M. Raymond, AIA Michael Reagan, AIA Henry I. Reder Esq., AIA Ronald A. Reed, FAIA Allan L. Renzi, AIA Donald Rerko, AIA Jonathan Rieke, Assoc. AIA Corey Ann Ringle, Assoc. AIA Amie B. Rini, AIA Salvatore Rini, AIA
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Dave Lloyd Robar, AIA Kevin C. Robinette, AIA Jennifer E. Rolfe, AIA Amanda Romeo, Assoc. AIA Yasaman Roostaeian, Assoc. AIA Matthew W. Ross, AIA Jerome M. Rothenberg, AIA John H. Roush, AIA Brian Rubenstein, AIA Stephen C. Rufe, AIA Mary Elizabeth Ruffing, AIA Juleen M. Russell, AIA Jerome M. Ryba, AIA George Saire, AIA Jerome P. Salwan, AIA Michael R. Sanbury, Assoc. AIA Theodore Anton Sande, AIA Jonathan Sandvick, AIA Heather R. Sansone, Assoc. AIA Anthony Santora, AIA Donald J Sawyer, AIA Christine N. Schalmo, Assoc. AIA Samuel A. Schiller, AIA Phillip J. Schroeder, AIA James D. Seiple, AIA Earl J. Sevin, AIA Tareck A. Shaheen, Assoc. AIA Berj A. Shakarian, AIA Natalie J. Shellhorn, AIA Asya J. Shine, Assoc. AIA Michelle H.G. Shlachter, Assoc. AIA David W. Siebold, AIA Richard E. Siegfried, AIA Paul Siemborski, AIA
Russell A. Silliman, AIA George W. Simpson, Assoc. AIA Robert J. Skillman Jr., AIA Nicholas F. Slaughterbeck, Assoc. AIA Andrejs K. Smiltars, AIA Christopher D. Smith, AIA James S. Smith, AIA Jeffrey R. Smith, AIA Jeremy Smith, AIA Bonnie E. Smith, AIA Matthew L. Solomon, AIA Gregory S. Soltis, Assoc. AIA David A. Spehar, AIA Deana Sritalapat, AIA Robert G. Stadler, AIA J. Norman Stark, AIA Thom Stauffer, AIA Sheila Ann Stephens, AIA Stephen F. Stika, Assoc. AIA Kelly R. Stinson, AIA Michael Thomas Stirling, AIA Jennifer L. Storey, AIA Joseph J. Strauss, AIA James W. Streff, AIA Martin ALLEN Strelau, AIA Scott Russell Sturm, Assoc. AIA Andrea Suever, AIA Robert J. Sullivan, AIA Elizabeth R. Swearingen, Assoc. AIA Edward H. Swick, AIA Judith E. Szabo, AIA Hilary A. Tachovsky, AIA Phillip S. Talley, Assoc. AIA
Utako Tanebe, Assoc. AIA Bruce A. Taylor, AIA Paul Edward Taylor, AIA R. Gordon Taylor, AIA Christina M. Tayman, AIA John G. Tellaisha, AIA Brian P. Temming, AIA David Thal, AIA Walter F. Thiem, AIA David M. Thompson, AIA Sean R. Thompson, AIA Patrick E. Thornton, AIA Malorie Thornton, Assoc. AIA Christopher Allen Toddy, AIA Julie C. Trott-Heisey, AIA Christopher P. Trotta, AIA Bradly Tucker, Assoc. AIA Thomas C. Tufts, AIA Lee C. Turner, AIA Michael G. Turner, AIA Travis P. Tyson, AIA Scott C. Uher, AIA David Michael Urbansky, AIA Jeffrey J. Valus, AIA Jodi L. van der Wiel, AIA Peter Van Dijk, FAIA Duane Van Dyke, AIA Richard Van Petten, AIA Steve Varelmann, AIA Geoffrey M. Varga, AIA Thomas E. Veider, AIA Brian J. Veverka, AIA Robert Vilkas, AIA Randall R. Von Ryan, AIA John C. Waddell, AIA
John E. Wagner, AIA Joseph M. Wagner, Assoc. AIA Timothy R. Wagner, AIA Bryan C. Wahl, AIA Douglas G. Wahl, AIA W. John Walkosak, AIA James A. Wallis, AIA Hans P. Walter, AIA Alfred P. Wangenheim, AIA Scott G. Weaver, AIA Kurt C. Weaver, AIA Elizabeth Weiss, Assoc. AIA Michael E. Wellman, AIA Michael K. Werner, AIA Paul E. Westlake, FAIA Robert L. Weygandt, AIA Kendall G. White, AIA Donald B. Whitehead, AIA Richard A. Wilden, AIA Michael Wildermuth, AIA Emily Williams, Assoc. AIA John C. Williams, AIA John D. Wilson, AIA Laura D. Wolf, Assoc. AIA Robyn A. Wolf, AIA Krista Wong , Assoc. AIA John C. Workley, AIA Christopher Wynn, AIA Adam Nicholas Yaracs, AIA Kevin M. Zak, AIA Nicholas P. Zalany, AIA Michael C. Zambo, AIA Alan J. Zelina, AIA Katherine J. Zielinski, AIA Thomas T. K. Zung, AIA
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In Memoriam
John Thomas Brown Jr., AIA
Tim Mulle, AIA
James Gibans, FAIA
Theodore Sande, AIA Emeritus
Hans Liebig
2018 Newly Licensed Architects Anna Acklin Leanne Andrysco Rima Azmeh Christopher Blue Alena Bower Erin Carpenter Emily Carr Calvin Corso Megan Dibner-Dunlap Nicholas Dilisio Christopher Dohar James Dreger Caitlin Duffy Bryan Eaton Nicholas Espinosa Nicholas Faehnle Theodore Ferringer
Lisa Goubeaux Megan Haftl Charles Hall Amy Haney Michael Harford Howard Hayden Stephanie Hayden Mykie Hrusovski Kyle Hulewat Jeffrey Jasinski Apoorva Juneja Jennifer Kalin David Kaplan Vinay Mathews Tyler Middendorf Katherine Mitchell Sam Naylor
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Mathew Plecnik John Popple Jessica Powell James Ptacek Abby Rainieri Corey Ringle Emily Schwab Daniel Sekerak George Simon Carissa Smith Matthew Stevenson Kelly Stinson Andrea (AJ) Suever Arie Swirsky Joseph (Max) Wagner Scott Weaver Julie Whyte
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Our 2018 Annual Sponsors Visionary
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2018 Sponsorship Recognition Party The AIA Cleveland Chapter is fortunate enough to have tremendous support from the local design community. Hosted this year at Forest City Shuffleboard Club, 2018 sponsors of the AIA Cleveland Chapter enjoyed an evening of fun and networking at this entertaining new Cleveland venue. In addition to annual sponsors, members from the Young Architects and Associate Members Committee, AIA Cleveland committee chairs, and event chairs were also invited to attend. This annual end of the year event is a fun way to thank all of those individuals who played a role in making this past year such a successful one!
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