2011 AIA Columbus Year In Review

2011 Year In Review

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Copy Editing: Gwen Berlekamp & Jessie Masters Layout and Design: Jessie Masters Cover Photo: Brad Feinknopf

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ABOUT AIA COLUMBUS Since 1857, the AIA has represented the professional interests of America's architects.

As AIA members, over 74,000 licensed architects, emerging professionals, and allied partners express their commitment to excellence in design and livability in our nation's buildings and communities. Members adhere to a code of ethics and professional conduct that assures the client, the public, and colleagues of an AIAmember architect's dedication to the highest standards in professional practice.

MISSION STATEMENT

Founded in 1913 and nearing our 100th anniversary, the AIA Columbus Chapter is one of the largest urban components of the American Institute of Architects in the Midwest with members from throughout the Central Ohio area - serving a 32-county area from Mansfield to Marietta and Columbus to Lancaster. We have over 600 members and affiliated members and are the largest component in Ohio. We seek to be the authoritative source for information on the built environment and to be the credible voice of the profession.

WHERE ARE WE

The American Institute of Architects is the voice of the architectural profession and the resource for its members in service to society.

For more than 150 years, members of The American Institute of Architects have worked with each other and their communities to create more valuable, healthy, secure, and sustainable buildings and cityscapes.

AIA COLUMBUS IS LOCATED AT: The Center for Architecture and Design 380 East Broad Street Columbus, Ohio 43215 OFFICE HOURS: 9 AM-5 PM (est) CONTACT US: http://aiacolumbus.org 614.469.1973

STAFF Gwen Berlekamp, CAE Executive Director gberlekamp@aiacolumbus.org Jessie Masters Programming & Development Coordinator jmasters@aiacolumbus.org

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FROM THE PRESIDENT We are always glad to leave the old year behind and approach the next one with the optimism borne of freshness. While being your president has been a heavy responsibility, and my own burdens have been large, it was an opportunity to serve, and for that reason gratifying and hard to leave behind. The best part was working with a Board of Directors, Staff and Committee Chairs committed to creating outstanding programs and events for our members. Some examples: Vivian Loftness, FAIA, visited us early in the year and spoke on her sustainable design research, and our own COTE Committee offered the AIA+2030 TM professional development course. Many fanfares and congratulations to the committee for accomplishing a ton of work; the course is about half over, and so far it is receiving rave reviews.

The Design in the Midwest and the Midwestern City series drew in speakers from throughout the Midwest, including urban thinkers Lavea Brachman of Greater Ohio and Ann Pendleton-Jullian of the Knowlton School of Architecture, leaders and interns of the Urban Design Centers of Ohio – Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati, and notable Ohio design architects shared their work with us. Finally, for the annual meeting, Rob Livesey engaged Blair Kamin, architecture critic of The Chicago Tribune, in a lively conversation on the state of architecture.

Camp Architecture, now in its second year,

welcomed 24 eager 9-13 year olds for its weeklong daycamp last summer. Complete with puppy dog clients, popsicle stick bridges and a tour of the campus, the camp again proved school-age children are excited about architecture.

The Healthcare Committee served up a tour of the new Children’s Hospital, and an impressive presentation of OSU’s massive Hospital Expansion Project – both wildly popular.

We have spent the last year nurturing the Columbus Architecture Foundation Board while they work through the birth pangs of the Center for Architecture and Design. They presented successful events, gave us grants for our outreach programs, and they raised a good deal of money toward the renovation of our space. We look forward to some amazing programs benefiting architecture and the design arts in the coming year.

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We were the recipients of several grants this past year, including one from the American Architectural Foundation for Camp Architecture, an Opportunity Grant from AIA Ohio, and a national grant from AIA/Hanley Wood in support of our efforts towards the Columbus 200 Bicentennial. Watch for this exciting programming in the Fall of 2012.

But what was most impressive to me is the cadre of architects who give their time and energy for the good of us all, knowing that giving creates its own return. It is not just altruistic; it’s a chance to give back to the profession that gives us our identity, our mode of thinking. With that in mind, we thought to list some of the ways AIA members can contribute: Share time with colleagues once a month at a chapter meeting Participate in the work of a committee that benefits the entire chapter Join the Board Sponsor a scholarship for a child to attend Camp Architecture Spend a day with the kids at Camp Architecture Be proud to put AIA behind your name.

Thanks to the Board, the Executive Committee and the Columbus AIA staff for all your support and dedication to service in the last year.

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2011 LEADERSHIP

KNOWLEDGE COMMUNITIES AND COMMITTEE CHAIRS Academy of Healthcare Committee Sandy Tkacz, AIA, URS Corp.

Technology in Architectural Practice Brian Skripac, Assoc. AIA, DesignGroup Fellows Peter Bardwell, FAIA, Bardwell + Associates Frank Elmer, FAIA, Lincoln Street Studio Continuing Education Teri Slick, AIA, Messer Construction Committee on the Environment Eric Thompson, AIA, NBBJ Committee on Design Tim Lai, AIA, Tim Lai Architects Small Project Practitioners Bhakti Bania, AIA, BBCO Design High School Design Jim Garrison, Assoc. AIA, Shremshock Architects Project/Camp Architecture Marcia Conrad, AIA Golf Outing Joshua Roehm, Scheeser Buckley Mayfield Associates Committee Kara Gustafson, Assoc. AIA, Meyers + Associates Architecture

2011 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President Ruth Gless, AIA, Lincoln Street Studio President-Elect James “Sandy” Bresler, AIA, Braun & Steidl Treasurer John Kelleher, AIA, NBBJ Secretary Jonathan Barnes, AIA, Jonathan Barnes A + D Immediate Past President Peter Macrae, AIA, Macrae Architecture Executive Director Gwen Berlekamp, CAE

2012 ELECTED OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS

2011 DIRECTORS Jorge Nieves-Rodriguez, AIA, NBBJ John Miologos, AIA, WD Partners David Meleca, AIA, Meleca Architecture Michael Bongiorno, AIA, DesignGroup Al Berthold, AIA, Neighborhood Design Center Monica Wangler, AIA, NBBJ Melissa Vitteri Sieg, AIA, Trinity Health Group Lane Beougher, AIA, State Architect’s Office Chris Collins, AIA, (ex officio) WD Partners Michael Cadwell, AIA, Knowlton School of Architecture

President-elect John Kelleher, AIA

Treasurer Jon Barnes, AIA

Secretary Monica Wangler, AIA

PICTURED

(from left) Al Berthold, Michael Bongiorno, Jonathan Barnes, Gwen Berlekamp, Melissa Vitteri Sieg, David Meleca, Chris Collins, Monica Wangler, Lane Beougher, Ruth Gless, Peter Macrae, Sandy Bresler, John Kelleher, John Miologos, Jorge Nieves-Rodriguez

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Director Laurie Gunzelman, AIA

Director David Meleca, AIA

Director David Youse, AIA

Assoc. Director Jesse Wilmoth, Assoc. AIA

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NATIONAL & STATE ISSUES

GRASSROOTS AIA NATIONAL GRASSROOTS Rebuild And Renew: The AIA’s Plan For Rebuilding Main Street

Each year, representatives from AIA Columbus - along with component executives and volunteer leaders from around the country and the world - attend AIA Grassroots, the national leadership conference held annually in Washington, DC. AIA leaders gather to learn first hand the federal advocacy agenda and meet with their congressional representatives and senators on issues affecting the profession.

This year the AIA offered a 4-step plan for rebuilding America: 1. Unfreeze credit and create jobs by passing legislation that promotes sounder, more straightforward financing alternatives 2. Remove regulatory burdens that hold small businesses back 3. Increase the Energy Efficient Commercial Building Tax Deduction from the current $1.80/sf to $3.00/sf.

4. Pass a transportation bill and enact transportation reform legislation that gives people real choices in how they move.

AIA OHIO GRASSROOTS Day at the Statehouse Governor John Kasich drew architects, lawmakers and the press to AIA Ohio's biannual Grassroots attended by members from Columbus and around the state. This year, in addition to Governor Kasich’s remarks, AIA Ohio honored past president and Chairman of the Ohio Senate Finance Committee, Christopher Widener, FAIA, with AIA Ohio's "Good Government Award."

Much like national Grassroots, AIA Ohio members visited their Representatives and Senators to discuss four legislative issues important to the members: 1. Adoption of a capital bill to simultaneously create jobs, improve our economy and spawn healthier, more sustainable communities.

2. Expansion of Construction Reform that utilizes three alternative methods of construction.

3. Regulation of Change Orders (HB 176) and carefully scrutinizing the use of change orders to increase the scope of a project.

4. Supporting the Historic Preservation Tax Credit as an economic tool to refuel the construction industry, leverage private and federal investment in Ohio, encourage redevelopment of small towns and urban centers.

NATIONAL CONVENTION Regional Design Revolution: Ecology Matters

AIA members convened in New Orleans for the 2011 National AIA Convention Regional Design Revolution: Ecology Matters. Attendees heard keynote presentations from leading experts, were able to attend more than 130 continuing education seminars and Design Salons, learn about award recipients and more. The Ohio Valley Region saw two of its own – Deb Kunce, FAIA [AIA Indianapolis] and Jud Kline, FAIA [AIA Cleveland] elevated to the College of Fellows. Additionally, Deb Kunce was elected a Vice President on the national AIA Board of Directors.

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CHAPTER PROGRAMMING In 2011, AIA Columbus presented a year-long series, Design in the Midwest and the Midwestern City, which explored issues confronting Midwestern design professionals today. The series began with a close look at an issue affecting many of the great cities of Ohio: the shrinking city phenomenon. The series continued with an

examination of how these cities are reinventing themselves through smart growth and creative urban initiatives. We heard about the “new design economy” and how the profession has changed and is still changing. And we considered the role architecture criticism plays in the Midwest and specifically Columbus.

SHRINKING CITIES

“MIDWESTERN CITIES AT A TURNING POINT”

Featuring Lavea Brachman and Ann Pendleton-Julian

This first program in the series centered around the idea of shrinking cities and the “out-migration” of dense populations. We examined Ohio and how we might re-imagine, restore and reshape the state and its cities. The speakers outlined a new vision for Ohio designed to compete in the “next economy.”

URBAN INITIATIVES “ADDRESSING URBAN ISSUES AND OPPORTUNITIES”

Featuring the Design Centers from Columbus, Cincinnati and Cleveland

Directors from the three urban design centers in Ohio - the Community Design Center of Cincinnati, the Neighborhood Design Center of Columbus and the Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative - discussed how collaborative efforts with their respective universities can lead to exciting local initiatives to further engage architecture students.

SMART GROWTH

“TOOLS FOR COLUMBUS AND OHIO" Featuring Galina Tachieva

Smart growth was the next topic in the series and examined how we can make our communities more livable, walkable, competitive and diverse.

Galina Tachieva, director of town planning at Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company (DPZ) and author of the Sprawl Repair Manual, presented an innovative toolbox for redeveloping and updating aging suburban patterns through regional, community and micro-scale strategies. Presented in partnership with the Columbus chapter of the Urban Land Institute.

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OHIO DESIGN

“DESIGN LEADERSHIP IN OHIO”

Featuring Michael Schuster, FAIA, Mary Rogero, AIA & Tim Hawk, AIA

This panel discussion focused on the different and diverse ways of creating great architecture in Ohio. Three architects from around Ohio discussed their work and addressed some of the weightier issues facing design leaders in Ohio.

ECONOMY “THE NEW DESIGN ECONOMY” Featuring Stephen Fiskum, AIA

Steve Fiskum, AIA Minnesota, presented his insights on how the design and construction industries are evolving as our economy’s “new normal” unfolds in the wake of today’s difficult economic times. Faced with significant changes in technology, innovation, practice management and a continually sluggish economy, architects heard how the design and construction industries are evolving and what this means for client expectations, team relationships and design processes. Presented in partnership with AIA Ohio.

CRITICISM

“A DIALOGUE WITH ARCHITECTURE CRITIC BLAIR KAMIN”

Featuring Blair Kamin in a dialogue moderated by Robert Livesey, FAIA

The series concluded with AIA Columbus hosting an evening of dialogue between Blair Kamin, Pulitzer Prize-winning architecture critic of The Chicago Tribune, and Professor Robert Livesey, FAIA, from the Knowlton School of Architecture. The two engaged in a lively and informal dialogue about design in the Midwest and Columbus and the role architecture criticism plays in today's times.

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KNOWLEDGE & EDUCATION AIA Columbus’ Knowledge Committees offered programs during the past year that focused on engaging, relevant topics in a variety of formats to appeal to the Chapter’s diverse membership.

Opportunities ranged from building tours of healthcare facilities, to a highly specialized course dedicated to sustainable design.

AIA members had ample opportunities to complete yearly Continuing Education requirements, as we offered more than 40 learning units. Providing content-rich and varied continuing education programs continues to be our goal, and we are proud to highlight some of those programs here.

COMMITTEE ON THE ENVIRONMENT “SUSTAINABLE DESIGN FOR HEALTH, PRODUCTIVITY AND THE ENVIRONMENT” Presented By Vivian Loftness, FAIA

Vivian Loftness, FAIA gave a presentation about the importance of sustainable design for the built environment. She outlined the major benefits of sustainable design in many different categories, from using passive strategies, the implementation of new energy-efficient technologies, to smart growth and urban land use.

AIA+2030 PROFESSIONAL SERIES: TM “RADICAL ENERGY SAVINGS FOR EVERY PROJECT” AIA Columbus implemented the AIA+2030 Professional Series: Radical Energy Savings for Every Project,TM which helps design professionals create buildings that meet the ambitious energy efficiency goals of the 2030 Challenge. Ten 4-hour sessions offer strategies to reach 60% fossil fuel greenhouse gas emissions, giving design professionals the knowledge and leverage to create next-generation, super-efficient buildings - and provide firms with the skills that will set them apart in the marketplace. Topics of sessions this year have included climate responsive design, load reductions, and the importance of the thermal envelope. Presented in partnership with the United States Green Building Council Central Ohio Chapter.

SMALL PROJECT PRACTITIONERS “MUNCH AND EARNS”

Each month, the Small Project Practitioners Committee offers a one-hour continuing education presentation by AIA CE Providers. Sessions this year have included topics such as “Agile Interiors in Healthcare Environments” and “The Proper Application of Storefront, Window Walls and Curtain Walls.”

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TECHNOLOGY & PRACTICE

CONTINUING EDUCATION

BIM FROM AN OWNER’S PERSPECTIVE

CATCH-UP DAY

Brought to us by the Technology in Architectural Practice Committee, this session took a unique look at the impact of industry transformations being driven

by Building Information Modeling (BIM). Four industry leaders and technology savvy owners served as panelists for this dynamic discussion, where they spoke to their expectations of how BIM is changing the way they manage the facilities they own.

Although most of AIA Columbus’ programming counts towards continuing education learning units, the AIA Columbus Continuing Education Committee and Ron Blank’s CE Academy, Inc. teamed up at the end of 2011 to put on a day-long series of continuing education opportunities for our members and those around the community.

EMERGING PROFESSIONALS The Emerging Professionals Committee engages associate members and architects within their first ten years of licensure through programs and activities that encourage membership, participation, and leadership in the Chapter. This year, the Committee offered a wide variety of programs and activities designed to provide educational and networking opportunities for interns and newly registered architects. These programs included Happy Hours and tours of new buildings around the Columbus area, including the Highlands Park Family Aquatic Center and Midwestern Auto Group.

HEALTHCARE NATIONWIDE CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL TOUR Attendees to this tour had the opportunity to view parts of the newly constructed (some still in progress) patient tower at Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

OSU MEDICAL CENTER EXPANSION PROJECT

The design leaders shared the programmatic intent, innovation in project scope, planning, design, landscape and campus strategy for this $1.1 billion project.

“AN EYE ON THE ED” Presented By Frank Zilm, FAIA, FACHA

Frank Zilm joined us last spring to present on emergency care design, one of the most visible, dramatic, and complex healthcare services. With continued growth projected and increasing scope of services, the design of emergency facilities presents a unique challenge for patient care, functional efficiency, and financial viability. Current operational trends and design implications were explored, and participants were encouraged to participate in the discussion.

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COMMUNITY OUTREACH AIA Columbus is committed to giving back to the community. Through member volunteer efforts reaching out to students, leadership opportunities in the community and public awareness campaigns, the Chapter continually seeks to inform and demonstrate the important role architects play in the community.

Additionally, the Chapter has been working closely with the Columbus Architecture Foundation to expand the mission of The Center for Architecture and Design. The Center was created as a public place to celebrate, educate, and debate the built environment and the role design plays in our community.

YOUTH PROGRAMS

CAMP ARCHITECTURE

Camp Architecture, now in its second year, is a weeklong day camp open to children between the ages of 9-14. The week provided campers the opportunity to be part of creative activities that enhance knowledge and educational skills, shape ideas and experience architecture, under the direct supervision of professional architects.

HIGH SCHOOL DESIGN

High School Design (HSD) is an outreach and education effort aimed at high school students, 9-12 grade.

The intent of the program is to introduce design as a profession through projects, presentation and interaction with local professionals.

GOLF OUTING

The annual AIA Columbus Golf Outing brought together more than 150 allied design professionals throughout Central Ohio, including architects, engineers, contractors, subcontractors and material suppliers. This year’s Golf Outing, played at the Jefferson Country Club in Blacklick, Ohio, raised funds to benefit the AIA Columbus scholarship programs at both The Ohio State University Knowlton School of Architecture and the associate program at Columbus State Community College.

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Established in 2010, The Center for Architecture and Design through its parent organization, the Columbus Architecture Foundation, aims to build connections among diverse people and organizations interested in design and architecture in Columbus. Through lectures, exhibitions, tours and other programs, The Center is a place where people can explore possibilities for the future of our community.

EDUCATION

LECTURES

EXHIBITS

OUTREACH EVENTS

To provide children, ages 9-12, with the opportunity to enhance knowledge, shape ideas, build confidence and experience architecture through programming like Camp Architecture.

To engage citizens by bringing them together in The Center for exhibits where they learn about the built environment and the influence design has on the past, present and future of our community.

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To connect industry professionals with community and civic leaders to foster the exchange of ideas focused on the importance of quality design, beautiful public places, livable communities and sustainable design.

To visibly promote great places and buildings, to celebrate notable achievements in design, and to bring community together for fellowship and fun.

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2011 DESIGN AWARDS The AIA Columbus Chapter's annual Design Awards Program recognizes excellence in architectural design by Columbus architects and those within the boundaries of the AIA Columbus chapter. The program is meant to recognize the achievements for a broad range of architectural activity in order to elevate the

general quality of architectural practice. The awards establish a standard of excellence against which all architects can measure performance, inform the public of the value of architectural practice, and to honor the architects, clients, and consultants who work together to improve the built environment.

HONOR AWARDS

Benjamin Benschneider

Julka Hall Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland State University Design Architect: NBBJ

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Orange Branch Library Delaware, Ohio Delware County District Library Design Architect: Dewberry Architect of Record: MKC Associates

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OSU Cunz Hall Renovation Columbus, Ohio The Ohio State University Design Architect: Jonathan Barnes Architecture & Design

MERIT AWARDS

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Northstar Cafe Columbus, Ohio Kevin Malhame Design Architect: GRA+D Architects

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Hocking College Energy Institute Logan, Ohio Hocking College Design Architect: DesignGroup

Benjamin Benschneider

Miami Valley Hospital Heart and Orthopedic Center Dayton, Ohio Design Architect: NBBJ

Schooley Caldwell Associates

Seneca County Courthouse Restoration Tiffin, Ohio Board of Seneca County Commissioners Design Architect: Schooley Caldwell Associates (Project Award)

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AWARDS For their outstanding contributions to the chapter, several members were presented with awards. Winners included Eric Thompson, AIA and Aleks Daskalov, Associate AIA, for their efforts with the AIA+2030 Professional Series.TMJesse Wilmoth, Associate AIA, also received an award.

This year’s President, Ruth Gless, also received an award for her service during ”challenging times.”

Recipients of the 2011 President’s Award Pictured: (from left) Jesse Wilmoth, Assoc. AIA Eric Thompson, AIA Aleks Daskalov, Assoc. AIA

Ruth Gless, AIA, receiving Chapter President Award from Past President Peter Macrae, AIA

GRANTS & SCHOLARSHIPS AIA Columbus was one of two components nationwide receiving an AIA /Hanley Wood grant in 2011 for our leadership efforts on behalf of “Design Week” during the Columbus Bicentennial celebration in 2012. The chapter along with the Center for Architecture and Design will develop a series of design-related activities for Fall 2012 that spotlight knowledge, innovation, creativity and artistry in a cross-disciplinary approach that includes the visual arts, architecture and technology.

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Through a matching grant with AIA National, AIA Columbus annually provides scholarships for architecture students at The Ohio State University’s Austin E. Knowlton School of Architecture (KSA).

As a partner with the Knowlton School through this scholarship, AIA Columbus has a direct, positive impact by helping maintain a vibrant graduate student body and providing a steady stream of talent for the design and planning professions. All scholarship recipients were honored and recognized at a dinner at which many of members of our chapter leadership attended.

Additionally, in 2011, the chapter provided scholarships to three Columbus State Community College students pursuing an Associate degree with Architecture Certification.

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SPONSORS AIA Columbus would like to thank its Sponsors and Affiliate Members who supported the chapter this past year. We simply cannot do what we do without our very important partners who give generously of time, money and resources. If you are interested in sponsoring

an event, or if you would like to learn more about the Affiliate Membership program, please contact the AIA Offices, or visit the website for more information. Again, we could not do what we do without the your support, so THANK YOU!

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BRONZE The Blue Book, Corna-Kokosing, DuPont Tyvek, Heapy Engineering, Karpinski Engineering, Lincoln Street Studio, Messer Construction, NBBJ, URS, Air Control Products, WD Partners

ADDITIONAL SPONSORS Barber & Hoffman, Elford, Midwest Structural, Selvaggio Teske, V&S Columbus Galvanizing, Wichert Insurance, Elevation Roof Observation, Dynamix, King Business Interiors, Kleingers & Associates, Lend Lease, M-Engineering, Prater Engineering, Schindler Elevator, X-Cel Engineering, Speer Mechanical

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AFFILIATE MEMBERS Advanced Engineering Consultants Air Control Products BlairIT Barber & Hoffman, Inc. Campanella Associates Civil and Environmental Consultants Continental Office Environments Corvus Janitorial The Daimler Group DIRTT Dow Chemical Co. EMH&T Fortney & Weygandt, Inc. Gutknecht Construction Co. Hamilton Parker Heapy Engineering The James B. Oswald Co. Jezerinac Geers & Associates, Inc. Live! Technologies LLC Loth Markpoint Development Messer Construction Midwest Structural Engineering Mock Woodworking Mt. Carmel Health System Nvironment Paul J. Ford and Co. Pella Windows Radial Studios Scheeser Buckley Mayfield Shelley Metz Baumann Hawk Steven Schaefer Associates Stone Mason Supply, LLC Tremco, Inc. Turner Constuction Co. V&S Columbus Galvanizing Wichert Insurance

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MEMBERSHIP FELLOWS Peter L. Bardwell, FAIA, FACHA Frank L. Elmer, FAIA Dellas H. Harder, FAIA John F. Hedge, FAIA Robert S. Livesey, FAIA Robert D. Loversidge, FAIA Ballard H. Kirk, FAIA Phillip T. Markwood, FAIA Curtis J. Moody, FAIA Carole J. Olshavsky, FAIA Allen L. Patrick, FAIA Norbert A. Peiker, FAIA

MEMBERS Henry S. Abbot, AIA William E. Abbot, AIA George W. Acock, AIA Mitchell D. Acock, AIA Brian S. Addis, AIA Gary J. Alexander, AIA Timothy R. Alexander, AIA Mark T. Anderson, AIA Neil B. Anderson, AIA William C. Andrews, AIA Luis Andujar, AIA Robert J. Apel, AIA Beth E. Arden, AIA Steven M. Arend, AIA Robert Jonathan Artrup, AIA J. Michael Asebrook, AIA David A. Aulger, AIA Kenly R. Axline, AIA Harold C. Baker, AIA S. Brent Baker, AIA Michael L. Ball, AIA Bhakti Bania, AIA Robert D. Barga, AIA Richard Barger, AIA Jonathan S. Barnes, AIA James R. Barrett, AIA Daniel L. Barringer, AIA Marcia K. Baschnagel, AIA Raymond S. Basham, AIA Timothy A. Bass, AIA Robert N. Baughman, AIA James H. Bean, AIA Karen R. Beasley, AIA James L. Bender, AIA Chris A. Bendinelli, AIA Stephen G. Bennett, AIA Lane J. Beougher, AIA George D. Berardi, AIA Alfred Edwin Berthold, AIA Robert M Bevilacqua, AIA Jeremy M. Biddinger, AIA Gerry N. Bird, AIA David S. Birnbaum, AIA Howard Blaisdell, AIA Jerrold B. Bradley, AIA William Albert Bratt, AIA David A. Brehm, AIA, LEED AP Michael J. Brendle, AIA James A. Bresler, AIA Marcus J. Brewer, AIA Gregory P. Briya, AIA Yanitza Brongers-Marrero, AIA Franklin J. Brown, AIA William H. Brown, AIA Larry R. Browne, AIA Robert L. Bruce, AIA Gary A. Bruck, AIA Christopher J. Bruzzese, AIA Paul Bryant, AIA A. M. Burkey, AIA Patrick A. Burns, AIA

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Matthew D. Burton, AIA Joseph F. Busch, AIA James A. Butz, AIA Michael B. Cadwell, AIA Larry F. Caldwell, AIA Robert L. Caldwell, AIA Ronald Canini, AIA Dan A. Carmichael, AIA Ryan M. Carpico, AIA William G. Carter, AIA Robert E. Cassell, AIA Nicholas O. Cassidy, AIA Jonathan M. Chamberlain, AIA Jack A. Chapin, AIA Dennis A. Chelsey, AIA John M. Chory, AIA Philip M. Claggett, AIA Thomas William Coffey, AIA Christopher P. Collins, AIA Peter S. Confar, AIA Marcia Rees Conrad, AIA Thomas I. Converse, AIA Shawn D. Conyers, AIA Julie M. Cook, AIA Steven R. Copeland, AIA Bernard J. Costantino, AIA Mikel D. Coulter, AIA Michael L. Covault, AIA Chester F. Croce, AIA Chester N. Croce, AIA Mark E. Cross, AIA Robert C. Cushman, AIA Juris Dambrans, AIA Paul D. Daniel, AIA Mark W. Daniels, AIA John A. Davis, AIA Robert S. Davis, AIA Monica A. DeBrock, AIA Scott W. Deisler, AIA Daniel W. Delk, AIA Julie B. Delos Santos, AIA Keith DeVoe, AIA Craig E. Dillon, AIA Wayne E. Dipner, AIA Donald Joseph Dispenza, AIA Ronald D. Dixon, AIA Scott J. Doellinger, AIA Christopher K. Doerschlag, AIA Kirk R. Donges, AIA James T. Durbin, AIA Charissa W. Durst, AIA Donald M. Durst, AIA Steve Dzuranin, AIA John A. Eberts, AIA James T. Eckstein, AIA Richard H. Eiselt, AIA Steven M. Elbert, AIA Eric M. Elizondo, AIA Gregory D. Eller, AIA Dennis E. Elliott, AIA Jerry Ellis, AIA Richard W. Eschliman, AIA Kenneth Evans, AIA John R. Eymann, AIA J. Edward Feher, AIA Mark G. Feinknopf, AIA Melvin Felty, AIA Daniel B. Ferdelman, AIA Richard John Fields, AIA Kenneth A. Fisher, AIA Tim Michael Fishking, AIA Bruce Davis Fithian, AIA Brent T. Foley, AIA Thomas B. Ford, AIA Rebecca G. Fox, AIA Ronald J. Frissora, AIA Gregg L. Gaber, AIA Ronald J. Gajoch, AIA Shital J. Galani, AIA Gregory L. Galieti, AIA

Russell T. Garber, AIA Bruce A. Gardner, AIA Paul W. Garland, AIA Thomas W. Gates, AIA Ralph M. Geiser, AIA Robert G. Gesing, AIA John P. Gibboney, AIA Robert K. Gibson, AIA Jack W. Giljahn, AIA Mary E. Gins, AIA John F. Gladden, AIA Steven C. Glass, AIA Jeffrey L. Glavan, AIA Ruth M. Gless, AIA Fredric A. Goodman, AIA Jean Patrick Gordon, AIA Henry Gosztyla, AIA Gary E. Gray, AIA Jamie A. Greene, AIA Robert L. Grundey, AIA Jon Joseph Guldenzopf, AIA Donald E. Gunnerson, AIA Laurie A. Gunzelman, AIA Dennis Lynn Hacker, AIA Rex W. Hagerling, AIA David F. Haines, AIA Mark V. Haker, AIA Danial D. Hanes, AIA John F. Hardt, AIA James L. Harkin, AIA Scott R. Harper, AIA Ray M. Harpham, AIA Bruce A. Harris, AIA Jeffrey D. Harrison, AIA Kevin A. Harrison, AIA Brandol M. Harvey, AIA Timothy C. Hawk, AIA Cynthia M. Hayes, AIA Michael T. Hayes, AIA John P. Haynes, AIA Michael S. Healy, AIA Bruce Heinlen, AIA Ted M. Heldenbrand, AIA Rudiger M. Herzog, AIA Paul S. Hinders, AIA Edward T. Hohmann, AIA Robert J. Holland Jr., AIA Mark R. Hollern, AIA William M. Holsinger, AIA Donald R. Hoover, AIA Brian D. Horne, AIA Richard G. Howard, AIA Clair E. Howey, AIA N. Jack Huddle, AIA Christopher J. Humphrey, AIA Leon Humphries, AIA Laura L. Hunt, AIA Richard Hurni, AIA Jack L. Iams, AIA Samuel E. Ingwersen, AIA Anthony D. Jacques, AIA Roland M. James, AIA Mr. Anup Janardhanan, AIA Carl R. Jennings, AIA Philip R. Johnson, AIA Wayne M. Johnson, AIA David Jolliff, AIA Brian K. Jones, AIA Richard H. Jordan, AIA Wayne L. Kaufman, AIA Jae C. Kauh, AIA Daniel L. Keiser, AIA John C. Kelleher, AIA Kathleen A. Kelly, AIA Patrick T. Kelly, AIA David C. Kerr, AIA Brian E. Kiggins, AIA Christopher E. King, AIA David H. King, AIA Randall L. Kirschner, AIA

Beth A. Klapp, AIA George J. Kontogiannis, AIA Peter J. Krajnak, AIA Jeffery T. Kring, AIA Steve Kundrat, AIA Joseph F. Kuspan, AIA Sandra A. LaFontaine, AIA Tim Lai, AIA Robert K. Larrimer, AIA James R. Lawrie, AIA David Jay Lee, AIA Jeffrey R. Leemhuis, AIA William Lehner, AIA Peter Lenz, AIA Mickey A. LeRoy, AIA Curtis N. Lindberg, AIA Eric D. Lipschutz, AIA Michael A. Liscano, AIA Craig W. Little, AIA William R. Logan, AIA Michael Lonchar, AIA Gregory V. Lonergan, AIA Mark E. Lorenzi, AIA Christine N. Losh, AIA James S. Luckino, AIA Carlos Gustavo Lugo, AIA Michael Lusk, AIA Michael H. Lutsch, AIA Brian James Lutz, AIA Caroline H. C. Ma, AIA Peter S. Macrae, AIA Jerry E. Maddox, AIA Michael J. Maistros, AIA James R. Malench, AIA Byron H. Manchester, AIA David V. Mancino, AIA Gregory C. Mare, AIA William W. Markland, AIA Tracey Rene Marzich, AIA Thomas R Matheny, AIA Penny C. Mavrikis, AIA Thomas L. McCandlish, AIA Michael N. McCarroll, AIA John W. McCarty, AIA John M. McCready, AIA William R. McDonald, AIA Mark T. McGatha, AIA John M. McKay, AIA John L. Meegan Jr., AIA Pavan Mehra, AIA David B. Meleca, AIA Edward M. Mendelson, AIA David S. Merrick, AIA Christopher P. Meyers, AIA Brooke Michl, AIA Stephen A. Middleton, AIA Gene R. Milhoan, AIA John William Miller, AIA, ACHA Kevin J Miller, AIA Kyle E. Miller, AIA Scott H. Miller, AIA, FACHA Steven L. Miller, AIA Dan D. Milosevich, AIA John Miologos, AIA James G. Mitchell, AIA Michelle C. Mitchell, AIA James T. Moll, AIA Milan Moncol, AIA Sherm Moreland, AIA Daniel M. Morgan, AIA Dellos D. Morrison, AIA James R. Morrison, AIA Joseph A. Moss, AIA Bradley J. Mull, AIA Ryan J. Mullenix, AIA Paul J. Mullin, AIA Randall C. Mullins, AIA John T. Musielewicz, AIA Donald V. Mussawir, AIA Everett W. Musser, AIA

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R H. Myers, AIA Edward Neal Nabakowski, AIA Nicholas S. Nash, AIA David J. Nelson, AIA Victoria Newell, AIA Robert L. Nichols, AIA Jorge Nieves-Rodriguez, AIA Charles A. Nitschke, AIA Christine M. Nocar, AIA Michael E. Noel, AIA David Francis Norris, AIA R. David North, AIA Thomas M. Nugent, AIA Daniel J. Obrynba, AIA Daniel Richard O'Connor, AIA Melissa A. Olson, AIA Paul K. Omness, AIA Paul D. Orban, AIA Luis Javier Pagan, AIA Louis J. Pallay, AIA David B. Panich, AIA Michael J. Paplow, AIA Jamee M. Parish, AIA George E. Parker, AIA R. Douglas Parris, AIA Meera Parthasarathy, AIA C. Bradley Pauling, AIA Benjamin H. Payne, AIA Dan S. Pease, AIA Aqil A. Peerbhoy, AIA Dennis L. Perry, AIA Mark G. Perry, AIA Pavan Peter, AIA Jane H. Peters, AIA David L. Petersen, AIA Frank R. Petruziello, AIA Daniel R. Pickett, AIA Laura G. Piersall, AIA Richard Edward Piloseno, AIA James David Plunkett, AIA David A. Pontia, AIA Rich Pontius, AIA Thomas R. Poulton, AIA David C. Price, AIA Paul F. Pryor, AIA Jeffery L. Puffenberger, AIA Kai J. Raab, AIA Alicia Radcliff, AIA William J. Ramsey, AIA John P. Rapp, AIA Gregory D. Ray, AIA David G. Rectenwald, AIA Mr. Kenneth C. Redman, AIA Margaret M. Reed, AIA Randall H. Reger, AIA Thomas J. Reis, AIA Jeffrey Michael Reker, AIA David L. Renkes, AIA Brian T. Reynolds, AIA William J Riat, AIA Jay B. Richards, AIA Jason P. Richardson, AIA J. Timothy Rini, AIA Charles A. Rodenfels, AIA Darryl G. Rogers, AIA Bradley A. Root, AIA Michael L. Rosen, AIA Andrew Rosenthal, AIA Mr. James R. Rosing, AIA Richard P. Ross, AIA L. A. Rubenstein, AIA Lee J. Rumora, AIA Bruce T. Runyon, AIA Kevin Robert Russell, AIA Michael D. Russell, AIA Gary R. Rutledge, AIA Billy D. Saltz, AIA George R. Sanderson, AIA Bryan C. Sansbury, AIA James D. Sauer, AIA

YEAR IN REVIEW 2011

Chander M. Saxena, AIA Bernard J. Scanlon, AIA Michael Scarmack, AIA Allen C. Schaffer, AIA Joseph F. Schappa, AIA Kevin James Schellenbach, AIA John C. Schilling, AIA Mark J. Schirmer, AIA Wayne L. Schlegel, AIA James M. Schmidt, AIA Thomas O. Schnell, AIA Douglas J. Scholl, AIA Sherri Scholl, AIA Tony Schorr, AIA Todd P. Schram, AIA Melissa Alane Schrock, AIA George Fred Schwab, AIA Harvey Z. Schwager, AIA Jerome M. Scott, AIA Gary L. Sebach, AIA Daniel Seckel, AIA Albert F. Sedeen, AIA John M. Seidel, AIA Joaquin Serantes, AIA Mario Serraglio, AIA Melinda Lorr Shah, AIA Thomas W Shapaka, AIA Eric Shaver, AIA James K. Sherer, AIA Troy Sherrard, AIA Charles J. Sherwood, AIA Laura V. Shinn, AIA Steven H. Shinn, AIA Gerald S. Shremshock, AIA Harold Shrock, AIA Chris E. Shrodes, AIA Melissa Vitteri Sieg, AIA Ray Silverstein, AIA James P. Singeltary, AIA Dean Sivinski, AIA Julie M. Skolnicki, AIA Emil A. Slavik, AIA Teri J. Slick, AIA Alexandra Leigh Sliwinski, AIA Dimitrios G. Smirniotopoulos, AIA Geoffrey K. Smith, AIA Howard D. Smith, AIA Paul C. Smith, AIA Robert K. Smith, AIA Thomas Snearey, AIA Jeffery W. Snively, AIA William L. Souders, AIA Robert W. Soulen, AIA R Sounik, AIA Othelda A. Spencer, AIA Steven D. Stein, AIA David F. Stone, AIA Joseph W. Sullivan, AIA Terence J. Sullivan, AIA Gerald A. Sutton, AIA L. Szabo, AIA Brian M. Szuch, AIA David N. Tamny, AIA Mark E. Tanner, AIA Charles W. Tarr, AIA James L. Tate, AIA Richard L. Taylor, AIA Boonswee A. Tee, AIA Minoru Terada, AIA Richard A. Terhune, AIA Edward P. Thiell, AIA Eric Thomas Thompson, AIA Kent V. Thompson, AIA Lisa Tilder, AIA Philip J. Tipton, AIA Sandra Shield Tkacz, AIA Gregor W. Touchman, AIA Suk Yin Tsang, AIA Jeffrey S. Tyler, AIA Anthony C. Udeagbala, AIA

Teri B. Umbarger, AIA Kent C. Underwood, AIA Hiram H. Van Buren, AIA George A. Van Niel, AIA Ronald D. Van Wey, AIA Craig M. Vander Veen, AIA Orville Varasso, AIA Michael W. Vasbinder, AIA Robert J. Vennemeyer, AIA Andrew Michael Vogel, AIA David A. Vottero, AIA Keith E. Wagenknecht, AIA Jack D. Walters, AIA Roderic K Walton, AIA Robert N. Wandel, AIA Monica Lubbers Wangler, AIA Ryan K. Ware, AIA Scott Alan Watson, AIA Craig H. Watterson, AIA Douglas E. Weatherby, AIA Jennifer K. Weaver, AIA Craig Alan Weise, AIA Harold L. Weithman, AIA Joseph Carl Weithman, AIA Elizabeth J Werner, AIA Michael T. Whaley, AIA Donald C. Wheat, AIA Brian C. Wiland, AIA D. Brent Wilcox, AIA John G. Willi, AIA Christopher A. Williams, AIA Edwin J. Williams, AIA Jayne A. Williams, AIA Philip O. Wince, AIA Chad Thomas Wolniewicz, AIA Randall A. Woodings, AIA Fred E. Wright, AIA Todd R. Wrobleski, AIA Harry E. Wyatt, AIA Roy J. Yoder, AIA Dwight Young, AIA David A. Youse, AIA Dean J. Yuricich, AIA Marion L. Zaugg, AIA Stephen T. Zilles, AIA

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Matthew Anderle, Assoc. AIA Christopher J. Andrews, Assoc. AIA Aaron Askew, Assoc. AIA Kevin C. Bales, Assoc. AIA Bonnie Blaser, Assoc. AIA Daniel R. Boyne, Assoc. AIA Leanne M. Brewster, Assoc. AIA Vanessa Brown, Assoc. AIA Cristy M. Buenconsejo, Assoc. AIA Brian Bush, Assoc. AIA Timothy Allen Cook, Assoc. AIA Emma Cuciurean-Zapan, Assoc. AIA Ronald W. Danne, Assoc. AIA Aleksandr S. Daskalov, Assoc. AIA Jeremy Wayne Davis, Assoc. AIA Jeanette Dean, Assoc. AIA David C. Dougherty, Assoc. AIA Tina M. Dudra, Assoc. AIA Quentin M. Elliott, Assoc. AIA Ellensara Evans, Assoc. AIA Angela R. Falk, Assoc. AIA Marcela D. Figueira, Assoc. AIA Laretta L. Fiorentino, Assoc. AIA Steven T. Gagliardi, Assoc. AIA Karl W Gamertsfelder, Assoc. AIA James J. Garrison, Assoc. AIA Geoffrey D. Gay, Assoc. AIA Darlene A. Gluck, Assoc. AIA Larry G. Goodwin, Assoc. AIA Robert K Grotsky, Assoc. AIA Kara E. Gustafson, Assoc. AIA Ron E. Hart, Assoc. AIA

Brian Douglas Hayes, Assoc. AIA Cara Hering, Assoc. AIA Laura A. Holzhauer, Assoc. AIA Robert M. Houser, Assoc. AIA Hay Mew Hwang, Assoc. AIA Otta I. Jallaq, Assoc. AIA Jeremy A. Johnson, Assoc. AIA Christopher S. Jolley, Assoc. AIA Christopher P. Keener, Assoc. AIA Robert E. Kerr, Assoc. AIA Joseph M. Kyle, Assoc. AIA Andreas M. Larisch, Assoc. AIA Adwoa F. A. Lawson, Intl. Assoc. AIA Jessica Leiter, Assoc. AIA Michael H. Lephart, Assoc. AIA Mitchel R Levitt, Assoc. AIA Joseph R. Linville, Assoc. AIA Vivian C. Majtenyi, Assoc. AIA Dustin G. Martin-Malenky, Assoc. AIA Peter E. Masteller, Assoc. AIA Anne Elizabeth McQuown, Assoc. AIA Timothy E. Miller, AIA Angel J. Montero, Assoc. AIA Scott A. Moore, Assoc. AIA Mark E. Nicholas, Assoc. AIA Joshua L. Predovich, Assoc. AIA Feliciano K. Rahardjo, Assoc. AIA Dana R. Rettig, Assoc. AIA Brian Rezentes, Assoc. AIA Timothy B. Riffle, Assoc. AIA Heather J. Roether, Assoc. AIA Paul Schmitzer, Assoc. AIA Michael N.A. Schornack, Assoc. AIA B. Scott Shremshock, Assoc. AIA Timothy J. Shremshock, Assoc. AIA Charity L. Sims, Assoc. AIA Brian P. Skripac, Assoc. AIA Weston E. Snyder, Assoc. AIA Darren D. Spayde, Assoc. AIA Jerry Stickler, Assoc. AIA Philip E Szymanski, Assoc. AIA Nicholas J. Temerario, Assoc. AIA Nina A. Thomson, Assoc. AIA Michael J. Vala, Assoc. AIA Timothy K. Velazco, Assoc. AIA Marjeta L. von Rabenau, Assoc. AIA Anne F. Wagner, Intl. Assoc. AIA Kyle M. Wake, Assoc. AIA Jesse T. Wilmoth, Assoc. AIA Elizabeth J. Wohler, Assoc. AIA Rachel L. Yarger, Assoc. AIA

IN MEMORIAM John H. Seilhamer, AIA Leland F. Brubaker, AIA

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