2013 AIA Columbus Year In Review by Jordan Iseler

2013 YEAR IN REVIEW

table of contents 2013 LEADERSHIP About Us 2013 Board of Directors

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FIRST 100/NEXT 100 Past, Present, Future 100x100 Project ArChallenge

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KNOWLEDGE COMMUNITIES KC Programming 2013 Design Awards

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PRACTICE AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PPD Programming

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ISSUES AND ADVOCACY Special Events

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THE CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN

2013 SPONSORS AND AFFILIATES

2013 AIA COLUMBUS MEMBERS

acknowledgements

LAYOUT AND DESIGN Jessica Masters, Assoc. AIA COPY EDITING Gwen Berlekamp, CAE Jessica Masters, Assoc. AIA Sarah Bacha, SMB Communications COVER PHOTO Brad Feinknopf

2013 LEADERSHIP

about us BACKGROUND

Founded in 1913 and celebrating our 100th anniversary, AIA Columbus 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 that includes Columbus, Delaware, Mansfield and Newark. We have over 600 members and affliates. We seek to be the authoritative source for information on the built environment and to be the credible voice of the profession.

MISSION STATEMENT

The AIA is a visionary membership organization providing advocacy, leadership, and resources to architects to design a better world.

BOARD OF DIRE

Mike Cadwell, AIA; Sa Gwen Berlekamp, CA Jesse Wilmoth, Assoc.

WHERE ARE WE

The Center for Architecture + Design 50 West Town Street, Suite 110 Columbus, Ohio 43215

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OFFICE HOURS

Monday - Friday 9 AM - 5 PM (EST)

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Executive Director | Gwen B Programs and Communicat Jessie Masters, Assoc. AIA

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board of directors 2013 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

John Kelleher, AIA | President NBBJ Jonathan Barnes, AIA | President-Elect Jonathan Barnes Architecture & Design Monica Wangler, AIA | Treasurer NBBJ David Youse, AIA | Secretary Feinknopf Macioce Schappa Architects Sandy Bresler, AIA | Past President Braun & Steidl Architects Gwen Berlekamp, CAE | Executive Director AIA Columbus

2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

ECTORS [FROM LEFT]

andy Bresler, AIA; Jonathan Barnes, AIA; Monica Wangler, AIA; John Kelleher, AIA; AE; David Meleca, AIA; David Youse, AIA; Laurie Gunzelman, AIA; Sandy Tkacz, AIA; . AIA; Jorge Nieves-Rodriguez, AIA; Joe Moss, AIA. Not Pictured: Dan Morgan, AIA

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Berlekamp, CAE tions Manager

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Jorge Nieves-Rodriguez, AIA Limited Brands Joe Moss, AIA Lincoln Street Studio Sandy Tkacz, AIA URS Corp. Dan Morgan, AIA Behal Sampson Dietz Jesse Wilmoth, Associate AIA Lincoln Street Studio Laurie Gunzelman, AIA Perspectus Architecture David Meleca, AIA David B. Meleca, Architects Lane Beougher, AIA Ohio Facilities Construction Commission Michael Cadwell, AIA Knowlton School of Architecture

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Sandy Bresler, AIA; Monica Wangler, AIA; Jonathan Barnes, AIA; John Kelleher, AIA; Gwen Berlekamp, CAE; David Youse, AIA

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FIRST 100 NEXT 100

celebrating 100 years 2013 was a milestone year for AIA Columbus as the Chapter celebrated its 100th anniversary. Chartered in 1913 with a membership of 31, AIA Columbus was the 35th component of the AIA. G.H. Bulford and Charles Inscho co-served as President that first year. Since then, AIA Columbus has grown to more than 600 members and is one of 268 components nationwide. To commemorate this momentous occasion, the Chapter had a yearlong celebration - themed First 100: Next 100 - and included a number of different programs such as lectures by both historians and futurists, presentations by members of their work on historic architecture, exhibits in the new Center for Architecture and Design, and special initiatives that looked both inward at membership and outward at the local community.

A priority of the year-long celebration was to involve not only our Chapter members, but also to engage as many people as possible. By reaching out, we were able to enhance the public perception about the work architects do. Beginning the year with an inward focus, the Emerging Professionals, with the help of the Fellows, undertook the 100x100 Project. A hundred local members at varying stages in their careers answered a series of questions on camera. The initiative put generations side-by-side and illustrated the range of views within the chapter. This project is described in further detail on page 11. We shifted our focus outward in the second half of the year with ArCHALLENGE. This project highlighted the top architecturally significant projects in Columbus from the turn of the 19th Century to the present. Turn to page 13 for more information on this initiative.

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past, present, future Chapter programming for the year was divided into three categories: Past, Present, and Future. COLUMBUS’ HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE February Four local firms presented their methods for addressing historic architecture, whether it is through materiality, structure, programming, or architectural style. Following each firm’s individual presentation, the program ended with a lively panel discussion. COLUMBUS AND MASS TRANSIT: The Past, Present, and Future April Three speakers from different backgrounds looked at historical precedents, current models, and the investigation of future transit plans here in Columbus to put the current conversation into the larger context. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, AIA COLUMBUS! May We celebrated our 100th anniversary and debuted the 100x100 Project.

REPOSITIONING: The Columbus Conversation June This facilitated conversation allowed members to learn more about and discuss the future of the AIA National Repositioning initiative. DAVID ZACH: FUTURIST September Mr. Zach’s thought-provoking presentation looked at trends and traditions affecting design and the roles that architects, designers and planners can have over the next ten years. COLUMBUS! Presented by Doug Graf, Professor October This personal, and quirky presentation looked at Columbus area architecture since the founding of the city in 1812. At times funny, this session left the participants contemplating the future of Columbus’ urban environment.

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100x100 project The 100x100 Project was planned and developed by the AIA Columbus Emerging Professionals Committee, under the light tutelage of the AIA Columbus College of Fellows. Through the medium of film, the program was aimed to take advantage of our professionsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; greatest asset â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the knowledge and experience of multiple generations of members. With the help of Reece Thompson, an up-and-coming filmmaker from Ohio State University, the committee asked 100 people at varying stages in their careers to engage in conversations about the profession. The filming took place in a series of four social events to make good use of time for those who were participating. Members were divided into groups of 4 (two emerging professionals, and two seasoned veterans). Open-ended discussion questions were posed to the groups, while lighter, more whimsical questions were posed to the individuals waiting.

Following the film sessions, Reece got to work on the enormous task of editing all of the footage into a digestible length. The committee met frequently to view the progress, and direct the overall shape of the film. They also designed a logo for this program, to the right, that would be inserted into the film. The final film, a 45-minute compilation of over 8 hours of footage, was then shown at the 100th anniversary party of AIA Columbus on Tuesday, May 21. The film is divided into sections of subject matter: Why Architecture, Peer Success versus Public Success, On Education, The Practice, The City of Columbus. View the film in its entirety at http://aiacolumbus.org/index.php/ programs-events/100x100-project This project was made possible by a generous AIA 2012 Emerging Professional Grant.

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19TH CENTURY

BRICKER AND ECKLER BUILDING

EARLY 20TH CENTURY LINCOLN-LEVEQUE TOWER

MID-CENTURY

WEXNER CENTER FOR THE ARTS

Members of the ArCHALLENGE team receive award PHOTO CREDIT | Jesse Wilmoth

ArCHALLENGE What is your favorite building in Columbus? We posed this question to the public through ArCHALLENGE, the capstone event commemorating the Chapter’s 100th anniversary. Through systematic public engagement, we determined Columbus’ favorite buildings.

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We gathered an independent jury of architects, preservationists and architectural aficionados to select the most significant and iconic structures in Columbus from the past 100 years. Divided into four categories - Late 19th Century, Early 20th Century, Mid-20th Century and Contemporary – the 64 buildings represented what our jurors felt were the “best-of-the-best.” Through a weekly feature in Columbus Underground, a “hyper-local, community-driven” online media outlet and one of our sponsors, and a multi-layered marketing, public relations and social media campaign, we challenged the public to consider architecture in our city and directed them to a dedicated website filled with information about

each building. The public was invited to vote for their favorites. The top vote-getters in each category were announced each week and advanced until the top four buildings – one in each category – were determined. Winners were announced mid-November during the 2013 AIA Columbus Design Awards. The ArCHALLENGE website had 4611 total website visits from 3245 unique people, including from as far away as Australia and Asia, that collectively viewed 31,602 pages. Interestingly, more votes were tallied from those not in architecture (61%) demonstrating the project’s reach beyond the design-related professions. ArCHALLENGE confirmed there is considerable interest in architecture among the central Ohio community and an appreciation of the cultural significance it plays in our lives. This program was made possible by a gnerous Advocacy Grant from AIA Ohio.

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KNOWLEDGE COMMUNITIES

members sharing interests Knowledge Communities (KCs) offer members the opportunity to get together to talk about common interests and offer Continuing Education. AIA Columbus currently has these active KCs: HEALTHCARE The mission of the Heathcare Committee is to establish a more visible and recognized regional presence for the Academy for Architecture on Health (AAH) through the recruitment of prospective academy members and to provide educational and networking opportunities such as building tours, lectures, seminars and round-table discussions to our members. COMMITTEE ON DESIGN (COD) This committee aims to identify, promote, and celebrate the art of building design through a strategic engagement of professionals within our discipline, colleagues parallel to our discipline, and the public for whom we serve. In this pursuit, the Committee on Design strives to bring

to light potentials of contemporary methodologies, techniques, and practices for our profession. COMMITTEE ON THE ENVIRONMENT (COTE) The objective of the Committee on the Environment is to promote a sustainable environment by creating an educational resource for members of AIA Columbus and the public; advocacy groups as more specific examples of public and architect groups to educate about sustainable design. TECHNOLOGY IN ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE (TAP) This committee serves as a resource for AIA members, the profession, and the public in the deployment of computer technology in the practice of architecture. TAP monitors the development of computer technology and its impact on architecture practice and the entire building life cycle, including design, construction, facility management, and retirement or reuse.

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2013 kc programs EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS The Evolution Of Practice Series Started by the TAP Committee, this series of classes brought in high-profile speakers and highlighted new advancements in the world of architectural technology.

DESIGN AWARDS This annual event organized by the Committee on the Environment recognizes the best of the best in Columbusâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; architecture. Details of the program are highlighted on the next page.

Cheryl Herbert of OhioHealth The Healthcare Committee brought in Cheryl Herbert, Vice President of OhioHealth, to discuss upcoming changes to the healthcare industry with the advancement of the Affordable Care Act.

BUILDING TOURS Riverside Methodist Hospital Neuroscience Institute Warehouse This tour highligthed the innovative prefabricated elements and processes that were used in this high profile project while still under construction.

Columbus And Mass Transit: The Past, Present, and Future Brought to us by the Committee on the Environment, and presented as a Chapter Meeting, three speakers from different backgrounds looked at historical precedents, current models, and the investigation of future transit plans here in Columbus to put the current conversation into the larger context.

OSU Wexner Medical Center This high profile project under construction was open for a hard hat tour brought to us by the Healthcare and Emerging Professionals Committees. Mt. Carmel St. Annâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Expansion Recently completed, this tour covered the theory and thought process behind the design.

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MERIT AWARD

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MERIT AWARD

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EDAMAME SUSHI & GRILL DESIGN ARCHITECT Bass Studio Architects OWNER Charlie Choe

WLVT PBS 39 NEW BROADCAST CENTER DESIGN ARCHITECT URS Corporation OWNER Lehigh Valley Public Telecommunications

LIVINGSTON PARK PAVILION DESIGN ARCHITECT Meyers + Associates Architecture OWNER City of Columbus Recreation & Parks

THE JACK DESIGN ARCHITECT WSA Studio OWNER 1000 South Front, LLC

MERIT AWARD

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MERIT AWARD

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THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY SOUTH HIGH RISES ADDITION AND RENOVATION DESIGN ARCHITECT Sasaki Associates ARCHITECT OF RECORD Schooley Caldwell Associates OWNER The Ohio State University

2013 design awards Each year, AIA Columbus’ Committee on Design recognizes excellence in local architecture through its annual Design Awards Program. The program recognizes achievements for a broad range of architectural activity in order to elevate, to establish, to inform and to honor the general quality of architectural practice, establish a standard of excellence against which all architects can measure performance, inform the public of the breadth and value of architectural practice, and honor the architects, clients and consultants who work together to improve the built environment. Since its inception in 1975, the AIA Columbus Design Awards have recognized more than 235 projects.

Projects range over a broad spectrum of architectural disciplines, from contemporary design to historic preservation, sustainable design, interiors and even to “un-built” projects. The projects displayed here are the recipients of the AIA Columbus 2013 Design Awards. The awards are a testament to collaboration – to teams of architects, engineers, planners, landscape architects, interior designers, and contractors – who worked together to create great design. These awards are also a testament to the clients who place great trust in architects to realize their vision.

In 2013, the lead juror was Sebastian Schmaling, AIA of Johnsen Schmaling Architects out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

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PRACTICE AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

to licensure and beyond AIA Columbus aims to provide resources and connections to those at varying stages of their career paths through a variety of committees. 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. INTERN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (IDP) The Intern Development Program contributes to the development of interns through the IDP. The committee locates interns, recent graduates and architectural firms and distributes information to them to increase the basic understanding of IDP and encourages participation in the program, while strengthening the presence of AIA.

SMALL PROJECT PRACTITIONERS The objective of the Small Project Practitionerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Forum is to provide an opportunity and alternative resources for sole practitioners and small firm principals. MENTORING COMMITTEE The objective of the OSU Mentor/ AIAS Committee is to enhance the relationship between the OSU Knowlton School of Architecture Student Chapter and AIA Columbus. Participants include student chapter members and registered architects interested in mentoring relationships. COLLEGE OF FELLOWS The AIA College of Fellows seeks to stimulate a sharing of interests among Fellows, promote the purposes of the Institute, advance the profession of architecture, mentor young architects, and be of ever-increasing service to society. This committee is comprised of those members of AIA Columbus who have been elevated to this level of membership.

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ppd programs These programs help bolster the profession and the individuals who contribute to it by offering networking opportunities, mentorship, and awards. HAPPY HOURS Organized by the Emerging Professionals Committee, these informal happy hours are meant to introduce younger, emerging members of the chapter to each other. OFFICE ASSOCIATESHIP SCHOLARSHP With money raised from the Golf Outing, AIA Columbus is able to provide a scholarship to one student at the Knowlton School of Architecture each year. This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s recipient was Carly Maggio. ARE STUDY SESSIONS We provided a full course of ARE Study Sessions (7 classes) in 2013.

CHAPTER EXCELLENCE AWARDS AIA Columbus gave awards to the following individuals and efforts this year: Matt Burton, AIA for his meticulous efforts towards the design awards and to archallenge ArCHALLENGE team for their community engagement outreach commemorating the chapterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s centennial. 100X100 Project Team for their creative and effective film. John Kelleher, AIA for his astute leadership as chapter president.

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Members of the 100x100 team receive award PHOTO CREDIT | Jesse Wilmoth

Matt Burton, AIA receiving member award PHOTO CREDIT | Jesse Wilmoth

Carly Maggio receives Associateship Scholarship

John Kelleher, AIA receiving President Award PHOTO CREDIT | Jesse Wilmoth

ISSUES AND ADVOCACY

advocating for the profession AIA Columbus chapter leadership annually travels every spring to Washington, DC for the national advocacy and leadership conference Grassroots. More than 800 AIA leaders from around the country and the world convene for 3 days to learn to lead with vision and advocate with confidence and conviction on behalf of the profession. The agenda emphasizes component leadership and includes workshops designed to help component officers and aspiring leaders become effective chapter and civic leaders. The conference provides AIA leaders with tools to influence and pursue action to strengthen their components, firms, communities and society at large. Besides attending workshops and general sessions, AIA Columbus leaders scheduled legislative visits on â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Hillâ&#x20AC;? and face-to-face meetings with Representatives Patrick Tiberi [OH-12]; Steve Stivers [OH-15] and Joyce Beatty [OH-3].

THE 2013 AIA FEDERAL LEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES INCLUDED: Small Business Tax Reform and support for comprehensive tax reform and as opposed to corporate-only reform. Energy Retrofits and modest improvements to the Energy-Efficient Commercial Building Tax Deduction. Student Debt Relief and allowing architecture students to contribute their design abilities to help communities in exchange for student loan assistance. Small Business Procurement and supporting commonsense reforms to procurement that help small firms enter the marketplace.

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special events AIA Columbus organized a variety of special events this year, meant to engage the chapter and those in allied professions in a more informal and fun way. A NIGHT AT THE BALLPARK AIA Columbus hosted a cook out for members and families at Huntington Park before the Columbus Clippers took on the Buffalo Bisons in July. FAMILY FUN NIGHT AT COLUMBUS COMMONS This event coincided with a free music performance at Columbus Commons, an outdoor venue in Downtown Columbus. Food and drink was provided.

AIA COLUMBUS GOLF OUTING The annual AIA Columbus Golf Outing brought together more than 125 allied design professionals throughout Central Ohio, including architects, engineers, contractors, subcontractors and material suppliers. This year’s Golf Outing, played at Kinsale Golf and Fitness in Powell, Ohio, raised funds to benefit the AIA Columbus scholarship program at The Ohio State University Knowlton School of Architecture. This year’s theme was “Around the World in 18 Holes.” As golfers rounded the course, oasis stations were set up to represent different countries.

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he center for architecture & design In 2010, AIA Columbus launched The Center for Architecture and Design to engage with the community in an unprecedented way and create a place to experience first-hand the power of great design. It was the culmination of a process that began in 2008 when AIA Columbus commissioned a task force to explore the feasibility of such a public space.

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AIA Columbus leaders’ goal was to extend the traditional reach of architects and design professionals more deeply into the creative culture of our region. And establish a gathering space to build connections between the public, architects, design professionals, students and others and serve as the gateway for education, conversation and debate to push Columbus to the forefront of progressive cities. Last year, The Center moved from its original home to new space in the Lazarus Building in the heart of Downtown. During the past year, The Center continued to connect with the public and Columbus’ design community through creative program-

ming and collaborations with other design-related organizations. 2013 HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDED: DESIGN WEEK[S] 2013, which featured nearly 30 events, most of them contributor events sponsored by such high-profile organizations as the Columbus Museum of Art, The Ohio State University and Ohio Historical Society. CAMP ARCHITECTURE, which was expanded to three camps in 2013 – elementary, middle school and high school. EXHIBITS, such as the AIA Columbus Design Award winners from the past 38 years; cbus:FOTO from Design Week[s] 2013; Camp Architecture; and The Orange Line Holiday Train Exhibit. DESIGN:ROLLS ARCHITECTURAL BIKE TOURS, which were expanded to included four neighborhood-specific tours in 2013.

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2013 sponsors and affiliates AFFILIATE MEMBERS

Barber & Hoffman, Inc. BlairIT Campanella Associates Compton Construction Continental Design Connection Continental Office Environments DesignPro Insurance Group DHDC Inc. DIRTT Ecostratum Elford, Inc. Fortney & Weygandt, Inc. Franklin International Gunton/Pella Hamilton Parker Co. Jezerinac Geers & Associates LeVeck Construction Live Technologies Messer Construction Co. Mock Woodworking Old West Woods Oswald Companies Paul J. Ford and Co. Schaefer SMBH Snyder Brick & Block The Daimler Group The Garland Company Turner Construction Co. V&S Columbus Galvanizing

GOLD SPONSORS

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V&S Columbus Galvanizing Paul J. Ford Co. SMBH Tremco Roofing Lend Lease Reed Construction Data Oswald Companies Gutknecht King Business Interiors McKee Door Sales, Inc. Schindler Elevator

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DIRTT Environmental Solutions DuPont Tyvek Feinknopf Karpinski Engineering The Crest/The Market Italian Village Turner Construction

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ADDITIONAL

360 Architecture Garland Company Korda Lincoln Street Studio Live Technologies DHDC Acock Associates Corna Kokosing Kaufman Development LaFontaine Architecture & Design Gateway Film Center All in Wood Construction Braun & Steidl Winkel Green Vanhorn Dynamix Feinknopf Macioce Schappa Architects Jonathan Barnes Architecture & Design Kalkreuth Roofing Lighting Systems Macrae Architecture Meleca Architecture Metro CD Engineering MKC Architects Prater Engineering RW Setterlin Schooley Caldwell Associates Shremshock Architects Tec Inc. Engineering Terracon Thomas & Marker WSA Studio X-Cel Engineering ARC Sands Decker

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2013 aia columbus members COLLEGE OF FELLOWS Peter L. Bardwell, FAIA Dellas H. Harder, FAIA John F. Hedge, FAIA Ballard H. T. Kirk, FAIA Robert S. Livesey, FAIA Robert D. Loversidge, FAIA Phillip T. Markwood, FAIA Curtis J. Moody, FAIA Carole J. Olshavsky, FAIA Allen L. Patrick, FAIA Norbert A. Peiker, FAIA

ARCHITECT 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 Mark T. Anderson, AIA Neil B. Anderson, AIA William C. Andrews, AIA Robert J. Apel, 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 Robert D. Barga, AIA Jonathan S. Barnes, AIA Marcia K. Baschnagel, AIA Raymond S. Basham, AIA

Timothy A. Bass, AIA Robert N. Baughman, AIA James C. Bean, AIA James H. Bean, AIA Karen R. Beasley, AIA David S. Beeman, AIA James L. Bender, AIA Chris A. Bendinelli, AIA Stephen G. Bennett, AIA Lane J. Beougher, AIA George D. Berardi, AIA Monica Jo Berning, AIA Alfred Edwin Berthold, AIA Robert M Bevilacqua, AIA Gerry N. Bird, AIA David S. Birnbaum, AIA Mark J. Bodien, AIA Brian J. Boehmer, AIA Shawn C. Bogenrife, AIA Gregory J. Boll, AIA Heidi Machul Bolyard, AIA Michael Bongiorno, AIA Elliott Bonnie, AIA Roger B. Booker, AIA Jay Walker Boone, AIA Daniel C. Bossenbroek, AIA Richard Todd Boyer, AIA Daniel R. Boyne, AIA Jerrold B. Bradley, AIA David A. Brehm, AIA James A. Bresler, AIA Marcus J. Brewer, AIA Loren M Brockway, AIA Yanitza Brongers-Marrero, AIA Franklin J. Brown, AIA Larry R. Browne, AIA

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Robert L. Bruce, AIA Gary A. Bruck, AIA Christopher J. Bruzzese, AIA A. M. Burkey, AIA Patrick A. Burns, AIA Matthew D. Burton, AIA Joseph F. Busch, AIA James A. Butz, AIA Michael B. Cadwell, AIA Robert L. Caldwell, AIA Matthew Canterna, AIA Dan A. Carmichael, AIA Ryan M. Carpico, AIA William G. Carter, AIA Robert E. Cassell, AIA Jonathan M. Chamberlain, AIA Jack A. Chapin Jr., AIA Dennis A. Chelsey, AIA John M. Chory, AIA Philip M. Claggett, AIA Thomas William Coffey, AIA Timothy M. Colchin, AIA Elizabeth S. Cole, AIA Christopher P. Collins, AIA Peter S. Confar, AIA Marcia Rees Conrad, AIA Thomas I. Converse, AIA Shawn D. Conyers Julie M. Cook, 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 Andrew L. Cruse, AIA

Kathryn E. Culley-Rapata, AIA Robert C. Cushman, AIA Juris Dambrans, AIA Paul D. Daniel, AIA Mark W. Daniels, AIA Aleksandr S. Daskalov, AIA John A. Davis, AIA Robert S. Davis, AIA Daniel P. DeGreve, 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 Ronald D. Dixon, AIA Scott J. Doellinger, AIA Christopher K. Doerschlag, AIA Charissa W. Durst, AIA Donald M. Durst, AIA Steve Dzuranin, AIA John A. Eberts, AIA John L. Eberts, 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 Angela R. Falk, AIA Mark G. Feinknopf, AIA Melvin D Felty, AIA Daniel B. Ferdelman, AIA

(as of 10/23/2013) Richard John Fields, AIA Kenneth A. Fisher, AIA Tim Michael Fishking, AIA Bruce Davis Fithian, AIA Brent T. Foley, AIA Nick A. Forbess, AIA Thomas B. Ford, AIA Rebecca G. Fox, AIA Ronald J. Frissora, AIA Gregg L. Gaber, AIA Steven T. Gagliardi, AIA Ronald J. Gajoch, AIA Shital J. Galani, AIA Gregory L. Galieti, AIA Russell T. Garber, AIA Hassan A Gardezi, 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 Jamie A. Greene, AIA Jon Joseph Guldenzopf, AIA Donald E. Gunnerson, AIA Laurie A. Gunzelman, AIA

Dennis Lynn Hacker, AIA Christopher M. Haedt, 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 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 Michael S. Healy, AIA Bruce Heinlen, AIA Rudiger M. Herzog, AIA Paul S. Hinders, AIA Edward T. Hohmann, AIA Robert J. Holland Jr. Jr., AIA Mark R. Hollern, AIA Donald R. Hoover, AIA Brian D. Horne, AIA Richard G. Howard, AIA Clair E. Howey, AIA N. Jack Huddle, AIA Ryan J. Hullinger, AIA Christopher J. Humphrey, AIA Leon Humphries, AIA Laura L. Hunt, AIA Hay Mew Hwang, AIA Jack L. Iams, AIA Samuel E. Ingwersen, AIA Jeffrey D. Jacobs, AIA

Anthony D. Jacques, AIA Roland M. James, AIA Anup Janardhanan, AIA Carl R. Jennings, AIA Philip R. Johnson, AIA Wayne M. Johnson, AIA David Jolliff, AIA Brian K. Jones, AIA Wayne L. Kaufman, AIA Jae C. Kauh, AIA Daniel L. Keiser, AIA John C. Kelleher, AIA Thomas L. Keller, 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 Jessica E. Leiter, AIA Peter Lenz, AIA Curtis N. Lindberg, AIA Eric D. Lipschutz, AIA

Michael A. Liscano, AIA William R. Logan, AIA Michael Lonchar, AIA Gregory V. Lonergan, AIA Christine N. Losh, AIA James S. Luckino, AIA Carlos Gustavo Lugo, AIA Michael Lusk, AIA Michael H. Lutsch, AIA Brian J Lutz, AIA Caroline H. C. Ma, AIA Peter S. Macrae, AIA Michael J. Maistros, AIA Vivian C. Majtenyi, AIA James R. Malench, AIA Andrew Scott Maletz, AIA Byron H. Manchester, AIA Gregory C. Mare, AIA William W. Markland, AIA Tracey Rene Marzich, AIA Thomas R Matheny, AIA Penny C. Mavrikis, AIA Michael S. McCall, AIA Thomas L. McCandlish, AIA John W. McCarty, AIA Mark T. McGatha, AIA John M. McKay, AIA Jamie M. Mederer, AIA John L. Meegan Jr., 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

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John William Miller, AIA Kevin J Miller, AIA Kyle E. Miller, AIA Scott H. Miller, AIA Steven L. Miller, AIA Timothy E. Miller, AIA Dan D. Milosevich, AIA John Miologos, AIA James G. Mitchell, AIA Michelle C. Mitchell, AIA Hemant G. Modi, AIA James T. Moll, AIA Alan J. Moody, AIA Jonathan D. Moody, AIA Sherm Moreland, AIA Daniel M. Morgan, AIA Dellos D. Morrison, AIA James R. Morrison, AIA Joseph A. Moss, AIA Bradley J. Mull, AIA Paul J. Mullin, AIA Randall C. Mullins, AIA John T. Musielewicz, AIA Donald V. Mussawir, AIA Everett W. Musser, AIA R H. Myers, AIA Edward N.Nabakowski, AIA Victoria Newell, AIA Robert L. Nichols, AIA Jorge Nieves-Rodriguez, AIA Charles A. Nitschke, AIA Kevin J. Noble, AIA Christine M. Nocar, AIA Michael E. Noel, AIA David Francis Norris, AIA Craig E. Norsted, AIA R. David North, AIA Thomas M. Nugent, AIA Daniel J. Obrynba, AIA Melissa A. Olson, AIA Paul K. Omness, AIA Paul D. Orban, AIA Dennis M. Paben, AIA

Luis Javier Pagan, AIA Michael J. Paplow, AIA Jamee M. Parish, AIA George E. Parker Jr., AIA R. Douglas Parris, AIA Meera Parthasarathy, AIA C. Bradley Pauling, AIA Joseph V. Pax, AIA Benjamin H. Payne, AIA Bradley S. Payne, AIA Dan S. Pease, AIA Aqil A. Peerbhoy, AIA Dennis L. Perry, AIA Mark G. Perry, AIA Tracy A. 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 Joshua L. Predovich, 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 Kenneth C. Redman, AIA Margaret M. Reed, AIA Randall H. Reger, AIA Steven D. Reynolds, AIA William J Riat, AIA Jay B. Richards, AIA Jason P. Richardson, AIA James B. Riggs, AIA

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Ms. Lisa A. Ringer, AIA J. Timothy Rini, AIA Charles A. Rodenfels, AIA Heather J. Roether, AIA Darryl G. Rogers, AIA Bradley A. Root, AIA Michael L. Rosen, AIA Andrew Rosenthal, AIA James R. Rosing, AIA Richard P. Ross, AIA L. A. Rubenstein, AIA Bruce T. Runyon, AIA Michael D. Russell, AIA Gary R. Rutledge, AIA John E Ryan , AIA Billy D. Saltz, AIA George R. Sanderson, AIA James D. Sauer, AIA Chander M. Saxena, AIA Bernard J. Scanlon, AIA Michael Scarmack, 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 William R. Schubert, AIA George Fred Schwab, AIA Harvey Z. Schwager, AIA Jerome M. Scott, AIA Gary L. Sebach, AIA Daniel Seckel, AIA Albert F. Sedeen, 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 Timothy J. Shremshock, 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 Jr., AIA Howard D. Smith, AIA Paul C. Smith, AIA Robert K. Smith, AIA Thomas Snearey, AIA Jeffery W. Snively, AIA Andrew J. Snyder, AIA Robert W. Soulen, AIA R Sounik, AIA Rebecca A. Speich, AIA Othelda A. Spencer Steven D. Stein, AIA Joseph W. Sullivan, AIA Terence J. Sullivan, AIA Gerald A. Sutton, AIA L. Szabo, AIA Brian M. Szuch, AIA Chung Chuen Tam, AIA David N. Tamny, AIA Charles W. Tarr, AIA James L. Tate, AIA Richard L. Taylor, 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 Suk Yin Tsang, AIA Whitney Tussing, AIA Jeffrey S. Tyler, 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 Marjeta L. von Rabenau, AIA David A. Vottero, AIA Keith E. Wagenknecht, AIA Kyle M. Wake, AIA Jack D. Walters, AIA Roderic K Walton, AIA Robert N. Wandel, AIA Monica Lubbers Wangler, AIA Ryan K. Ware, AIA Charles H. Warner, AIA Scott Alan Watson, AIA Craig H. Watterson, AIA Douglas E. Weatherby, AIA Jennifer K. Weaver, AIA Nancy T. Weir, AIA Craig A. Weise, AIA Harold L. Weithman, AIA Joseph Carl Weithman, AIA Donald C. Wheat, AIA Brian C. Wiland, AIA D. Brent Wilcox, AIA John G. Willi, AIA Edwin J. Williams, AIA Jayne A. Williams, AIA Thomas Victor Williamson, AIA Philip O. Wince, AIA

Randall A. Woodings, AIA Todd R. Wrobleski, AIA Harry E. Wyatt, AIA Dwight Young, AIA David A. Youse, AIA Dean J. Yuricich, AIA Marion L. Zaugg, AIA Stephen T. Zilles, AIA

ASSOCIATE MEMBERS

Azmara C. Asefa, Assoc. AIA Aaron Askew, Assoc. AIA Paul Audsley, Assoc. AIA Edwin A. Beltran, Assoc. AIA Bonnie Blaser, Assoc. AIA Tina M. Bower, Assoc. AIA Dana G. Creasey, Assoc. AIA Ronald W. Danne, Assoc. AIA Jeremy W. Davis, Assoc. AIA David C. Dougherty, Assoc. AIA Susan L. Earp, Assoc. AIA Rachel A. Eiferd, Assoc. AIA Ellensara Evans, Assoc. AIA Abbie M. Faust, Assoc. AIA Laretta L. Fiorentino, Assoc. AIA Larisa J. Forester, Assoc. AIA Jennifer B. Gilmore, 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 Stephanie Hayward, Assoc. AIA Brent A. Hillenbrand, Assoc. AIA Andrew J. Hostetler, Assoc. AIA Andrew A. Huber, Assoc. AIA Adnahn Humayun, Assoc. AIA Jeremy A. Johnson, Assoc. AIA Joseph M. Kyle, Assoc. AIA Hannah E. Lambert, Assoc. AIA Andreas M. Larisch, Assoc. AIA Michael H. Lephart, Assoc. AIA

Mitchel R Levitt, Assoc. AIA Marcela Figueira Manda, Assoc. AIA Jessica Masters, Assoc. AIA Daniel Mathur, Assoc. AIA Daniel Mayer, Assoc. AIA Lauren A. Miller, Assoc. AIA Angel J. Montero, Assoc. AIA Mark E. Nicholas, Assoc. AIA Mark A. Olson, Assoc. AIA Deepti Padiyar, Assoc. AIA Chelsea M. Rauck, Assoc. AIA Dana R. Rettig, Assoc. AIA Timothy B. Riffle, Assoc. AIA Vincent Rosato, Assoc. AIA Braden T. Schneider, Assoc. AIA Michael N.A. Schornack, Assoc. AIA Michael B. Schulte, Assoc. AIA B. Scott Shremshock, Assoc. AIA Sandeepsingh R. Sisodia, Assoc. AIA Jeffrey W. Squire, Assoc. AIA Jerry Stickler, Assoc. AIA Ann C. Strosnider, Assoc. AIA Michael D. Sullivan Jr., Assoc. AIA Amanda B. Thomas, Assoc. AIA Matthew B. Toddy, Assoc. AIA Kevin L. Tremblay, Assoc. AIA Michael J. Vala, Assoc. AIA Nathan C. Wendling, Assoc. AIA Jesse T. Wilmoth, Assoc. AIA Elizabeth J. Wohler, Assoc. AIA Rachel L. Yarger, Assoc. AIA Stephen D. Zellner, Assoc. AIA

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATES

Adwoa F. A. Lawson, Intl. Assoc. AIA Anne F. Wagner, Intl. Assoc. AIA

IN MEMORIAM

William H. Brown, AIA

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