2014 Year in Review
Acknowledgements COVER PHOTO
Brad Feinknopf
LAYOUT AND DESIGN
Jordan Iseler, Assoc. AIA
COPY EDITING
Gwen Berlekamp, CAE Jordan Iseler, Assoc. AIA
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Table of Contents AIA Columbus Year in Review 2014 4
About Us
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2014 Leadership Repositioning Conventions
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Chapter Meetings
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Knowledge Communities
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2014 Architecture Awards
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Media
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The Weight of Architecture
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Practice and Professional Development
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Awards
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Special Events
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The Center for Architecture and Design
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Sponsors, Affiliates, and Members
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Photo by Kelly Colna
About Us BACKGROUND
Founded in 1913, AIA Columbus is one of the largest urban components of the American Institute of Architects in the Midwest with over 600 members and affiliate members from throughout the Central Ohio area. We work to elevate public awareness about the profession, advocate for the profession, and create and expand the sharing of knowledge and expertise to ensure a prosperous future for all AIA members.
MISSION STATEMENT
The AIA is a visionary membership organization providing advocacy, leadership, and resources to inspire architects to work together and build a better world for all people – through architecture.
WHERE ARE WE
The Center for Architecture + Design 50 West Town Street, Suite 110 Columbus, Ohio 43215
STAFF
Gwen Berlekamp, CAE Executive Director Jordan Iseler, Assoc. AIA Programming and Communications Coordinator
2014 Membership Numbers FAIA 14 AIA 502 Assoc. AIA 69 Total 585
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2014 Board of Directors 2014 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Jonathan Barnes, AIA | President Jonathan Barnes Architecture & Design Monica Wangler, AIA | President-Elect NBBJ David Youse, AIA | Treasurer Feinknopf Macioce Schappa Architects Joe Moss, AIA | Secretary GRA+D John Kelleher, AIA | Past President KELLEHER, LLC Gwen Berlekamp, CAE | Executive Director AIA Columbus
2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jorge Nieves-Rodriguez, AIA Limited Brands Sandy Bresler, AIA Braun & Steidl Architects Dan Morgan, AIA Behal Sampson Dietz Andrew Hostetler, Associate AIA Braun & Steidl Architects Jesse Wilmoth, Associate AIA Lincoln Street Studio Lauren Miller, Associate AIA WSA Studio Mike Suriano, AIA NBBJ Susan Earp, AIA Shremshock Architects Andrew Rosenthal, AIA GRA+D
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From left to right:
John Kelleher, Joe Moss, Monica Wangler, Jonathan Barnes, Gwen Berlekamp, and David Youse
From left to right:
David Youse, Jesse Wilmoth, Joe Moss, John Kelleher, Gwen Berlekamp, Andrew Rosenthal, Monica Wangler, Sandy Bresler, Jonathan Barnes, Andrew Hostetler, Lauren Miller, Dan Morgan, Jorge Nieves-Rodriguez, Mike Suriano
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Repositioning “In May 2014, AIA Columbus asked 1,016 architects and individuals eligible for the ARE to participate in the AIA Columbus Counts member survey. We asked both members and non-members to let us know what they are passionate about, the value of our program offerings, and how to most effectively communicate. We heard back from 244 individuals including those practicing and retired, owner’s representatives, educators, building officials, principals. and intern architects. We heard what works, what doesn’t, and where many see the future of architecture.
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COLUMBUS COUNTS
The survey was the first step in our strategic planning initiative for 2014. The information provided was used to guide the discussions as we planned how to move forward over the next 5 years. We hope that a better understanding of what motivates our local community will help to position our Chapter to be relevant and bring value in the evolving architectural environment.”
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Above: AIA Columbus Counts Survey Results Front Cover
Monica Wangler, AIA AIA Columbus 2015 President
Below: AIA Columbus Counts survey question results.
WHICH ISSUES SHOULD AIA COLUMBUS FOCUS ON FOR THE FUTURE?
AGE DISTRIBUTION FOR ARCHITECTS & INTERNS The chart below shows the age distribution for architects and people on the path to licensure within Columbus. For the purposes of this survey “people on the path to licensure” include people who are enrolled in IDP and have taken at least one ARE. From this data it appears that the majority of people in architecture within Columbus are beween the ages of 40 and 60 years of age.
Continuing Education Economic and Business Issues Advocacy and Government Issues Sustainability / Energy Issues
NUMBER OF ARCHITECTS & INTERNS
200
Community Outreach Mentorship for Emerging Professionals 150
Improved Chapter Meetings Impactful Programming for The Center 100
Heightened Design / Research Tools More Building Tours
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Networking Increased Social Opportunities 20-24
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30-34 30-34
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60-64
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70-74
Diversity Issues
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AIA Columbus Counts 2014
WHY DID YOU JOIN AIA?
WHICH EVENT WOULD YOU MOST LIKELY ATTEND? WHICH EVENT WOULD YOU MOST LIKELY ATTEND?
EMERGING PROFESSIONALS Happy Hours
Continuing Education
Design Discussion
Design Discussion
Community Outreach
Chapter Meeting
Chapter Meeting
Training Seminars
Wine / Beer Tasting
Community Outreach
Continuing Education
Happy Hour
Sports League
Charrette
Sports Game
Wine / Beer Tasting
Charrette
Movie Night at the Center
Training Seminars
Book Discussion
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PRINCIPALS
For the purpose of this survey, the term “Emerging Professionals� refers to someone who has been in architecture for up to 10 years.
AIA Columbus Counts 2014
The AIA Columbus Counts survey separated demographics and then portrayed the information in graphs to see what the members found most important. See the full results at aiacolumbus.org. The Strategic Planning Task Force then used this data to inform our new five-year strategic planning initiative.
Sports League Sports Game
Emerging Professionals are more interested in social events while principals appear to be more interested in learning. However, Design Discussions and Chapter Meetings are events that both parties are interested in.
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Below: AIA Columbus Strategic Planning Task Force Meeting
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Grassroots and National Convention AIA Columbus executive leadership went to Washington, DC in March for the AIA Grassroots 2014 Leadership and Legislative Conference – the premier annual gathering for leaders of the American Institute of Architects. This annual conference provides AIA leaders with tools to influence and pursue action that will strengthen their components, firms, communities and society at large. Besides attending workshops and general sessions, AIA Columbus leaders took the AIA‘s federal agenda to Capitol Hill visiting the offices of Congresswoman Joyce Beatty [OH-3]; Congressman Steve Stivers [OH-15]; and Congressman Pat Tiberi [OH-12] to urge Congress to: • Support the extension of 179D – the Energy Efficient Commercial Building Tax Deduction which expired at the end of 2013. This provision allows for building owners to claim a tax deduction of $1.80 sf of building to offset the initial design and construction costs associated with better building systems that reduce the total energy and power costs by 50% or more when compared with a reference building. The deduction applies to nearly all commercial, high-rise multifamily residential, health care, institutional, public, and educational facilities • Amend the Design-Build Efficiency and Jobs Acts (HR2750) to require agencies to shortlist no more than five teams for federal design-build projects unless they receive approval from the head of their agency, thus ensuring that design-build competitions prove more opportunities for shortlisted teams to win. • Pass the National Design Services Act, legislation drafted by the AIA, that would enable architecture students and recent graduates to work with non-profit community design centers for a set period of time in exchange for student debt relief. The bill would revitalize underserved communities while relieving the financial burdens on the next generation of architects.
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Above: The Council of Architecture Component Executives Member Service Resources Task Force at the CACE Annual Meeting The conference was presided over by AIA First Vice President Elizabeth Chu Richter, FAIA, and AIA President Helene Combs Dreiling, FAIA, and included keynote addresses from Judy Woodruff, co-anchor and senior correspondent of PBS NewsHour, and Roy Spence, co-founder and Chairman, GSD&M and co-foundation and CEO of The Purpose Institute.
Below: Monica Wangler, AIA, Jonathan Barnes, AIA, and Gwen Berlekamp, CAE, visiting the office of Congressman Pat Tiberi, [OH-12]
While the conference itself is important, the opportunity for peer to peer connections and networking with colleagues from around the country is equally significant. Grassroots is an exceptional forum to help component officers and aspiring leaders become effective chapter and civic leaders.
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Chapter Meetings Architecture’s Role in Viable, Healthy Communities
What role does architecture play in creating viable, healthy communities? We asked this question to three community advocates who presented their experiences when it comes to giving back, working for social change, and collaborating with the non-profit community.
FitCity: Columbus
From the design of healthcare facilities to initiating public health policy changes, architects play a key role in encouraging people to burn calories through the creation of quality spaces and engaging environments. Rick Bell, FAIA, and executive director with AIA New York City, and our own Peter Bardwell, FAIA, and past chair of the AIA’s Academy of Architecture Health Knowledge Community, presented the Active Design Guidelines and the role architecture and urban design plays in tackling chronic illness.
The Evolution of Practice: Computational Thinking in the Design Studio
The real impact of data-driven design methodologies may actually be found far beneath the surface of today’s best buildings. Forward-looking design firms are applying advanced computational design techniques to address questions of performance at all scales. Nick Desbians, AIA, architect and design computation specialist in the Columbus office of NBBJ presented.
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Above: Performing the Entitlement Tightrope - May Chapter Meeting Below: Inscape Publico: Inscape Studio - A Social Enterprise Annual Chapter Meeting
Above: The Weight of Architecture - June Chapter Meeting
Above: FitCity: Columbus featuring Rick Bell, FAIA, Executive Director of AIA New York City February Chapter Meeting
Post-Sustainability: New Directions in Ecological Urban Design for the Near Future
Case studies, projects, and outreach efforts that aim to illuminate the environmental possibilities of New York City were presented to inspire solutions in areas like it around the world. Mitchell Joachim, Associate AIA, and principal at Terreform ONE, explored socio-ecological design and its impact on architecture of the future.
Performing the Entitlement Tightrope: Columbus Commissions, Review Boards, and the Public Engagement Process PERFORMING THE ENTITLEMENT TIGHTROPE
COLUMBUS COMMISSIONS, REVIEW BOARDS, AND THE PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT PROCESS TUESDAY, MAY 20, 2014 THE CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN 50 WEST TOWN STREET, SUITE 110 COLUMBUS, OHIO 43215 RECEPTION 5:00 PM | LECTURE 6:00 PM Several prominent speakers from around the City of Columbus will provide insight and input into the structure, roles, and processes of city commission review and approval. This panel discussion will cover everything from best practices to engaging the public, and will be moderated by Jonathan Barnes, AIA. Speakers will include: Vince Papsidero, Interim Deputy Director for Jobs and Planning, Department of Development, City of Columbus; Ted Goodman, AIA, University Area Review Board Commissioner, Architect, F.A. Goodman architects; Lisa Griffin, Griffin Communications. 1.0 LU
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We invited speakers from around the City of Columbus to provide insight and input into the structure, roles, and processes of city commission review and approval. The panelist included Department of Development for the City of Columbus, a review board commissioner and a public relations specialist.
Above: Inscape Publico: Inscape Studio, Greg Kearley, AIA Below: At the annual meeting our top sponsors for the year are invited to participate in a mini trade show.
The Weight of Architecture
Four non-profit organizations, each receiving a Design Service Grant from AIA Columbus, presented the challenges their organization faces and addressed the solutions through design. (See page 20 for more information.)
ANNUAL Inscape Publico: Inscape Studio - A Social Enterprise To close our chapter meetings for the year, our 2014 MEETING Annual Meeting in October featured a presentation by 28 OCTOBER 2014 INSCAPE PUBLICO:
INSCAPE STUDIO - A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE Gregory Kearley, AIA, LEED AP Nationwide and Ohio Farm Bureau 4H Center
Gregory Kearley, AIA, and executive director of Inscape Publico, a Washington, DC based 501c3 nonprofit design firm that seeks to collaborate with nonprofit organizations and create architecture that reflects their particular visions and serves their clients needs. Additionally, we revealed the design solutions for the four Weight of Architecture nonprofits, elected our directors and officers for 2015 and announced the winning project for the COTE Charrette: EMERGENCY! Design for Distressed Environments.
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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:
Above: OhioHealth Riverside Neuro Tower Tour
HEALTHCARE
The mission of the Healthcare 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. In 2014 the Healthcare Committee helped plan the Fit City:Columbus presentation held in February, organized several hospital tours including a construction tour of the OhioHealth Riverside Neuro Tower, and planned a summary presentation and completed project tour of the new James Cancer Hospital at the Wexner Medical Center on the campus of The Ohio State University. Photos from the OSU James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute Tour
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Above: Eric Thompson on All Sides with Ann Fisher on WOSU Public Media
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. This year the Committee on the Environment focused on a one-day charrette called EMERGENCY! Design for Stressed Futures, to examine, provoke and excite teams to design innovative and collaborative solutions for three environmentally distressed areas.
Photos from the COTE Charrette: EMERGENCY! Design for Stressed Futures
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Members Sharing Interests
TECHNOLOGY IN ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE (TAP)
Photos from The Evolution of Practice Series
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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. Our local TAP Committee planned The Evolution of Practice Series – a series of lectures, hands-on training and presentations around design computation.
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Photos from the AIA Columbus Architecture Awards
COMMITTEE ON DESIGN (COD)
This committee aims to identify, promote, and celebrate the art of building design through 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. Along with organizing the annual Architecture Awards, this year the Committee on Design partnered with The Center for Architecture and Design to develop a new series, Design Talks, open to the public monthly panel discussions with Columbus area design professionals.
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Above: Jonathan Barnes, AIA
Above: Design Talks - Codifying Development Patterns
2014 Architecture Awards AIA Columbus recognizes excellence in local architecture through its annual Architecture 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 Architecture Awards have recognized more than 240 projects. Photo by Aperture Photography
The 2014 awards were juried by esteemed architects from Chicago, led by lead juror Michael Wilkinson, AIA (left photo). 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 2014 Architecture 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 These awards are also a testament to our clients who place great trust in architects to realize their vision.
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HONOR AWARD Hopkins Hall Addition and Renovation Braun & Steidl Architects Photo Credit: Brad Feinknopf
Merit Award Driving Park Library NBBJ Photo Credit: Brad Feinknopf
MERIT AWARD Covington Branch Addition and Renovation DesignGroup Photo Credit: Brad Feinknopf
HONOR AWARD John R. Maloney Family Health and Wellness Center DesignGroup Photo Credit: Brad Feinknopf
Merit Award Battelle Darby Creek Nature Center DesignGroup Photo Credit: Matthew Carbone
MERIT AWARD Willow Theatre Tim Lai ArchitecT Photo Credit: Matthew Carbone
Media Page Left: The AIA Columbus 2014 Board of Directors were featured in the Columbus Business First newspaper in the People on the Move section Below: AIA Columbus and The Center for Architecture and Design were featured in the August 2014 edition of ARCHITECT magazine in the article, Adaptively Reused Center for Architecture Shot and Tell the Power of Design
Above: Eric Thompson, AIA, on All Sides with Ann Fisher discussing LEED v. 4. Below: AIA Columbus Architecture Awards on The Columbus Dispatch moving marque on High Street
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Architectmag – Nov 20, 10:04 am via Twitter Six 2014 Architecture Award winners from @AIAColumbus. bit.ly/1uWsoDupic.twitter.com/oYNpsuB7r5 AIANational, Nov 17, 11:17 am via Hootsuite @AIAColumbus awards: public-sector projects “have social agenda & work toward a public good” bit.ly/1xe8Pr2 via @columbusbiz1st BrianBallBiz1st, Nov 17, 9:53 am Twitter for Websites Slideshow of Honor Awards and Merit Award @AIAColumbus. Architects @CBUSRegionrock! bizjournals.com/columbus/blog/… via @columbusbiz1st AIA_Media, Nov 17, 9:30am via Twitter Web Client @AIAColumbus awards: public-sector projects “have social agenda & work toward a public good” bit.ly/1xe8Pr2 via @columbusbiz1st Columbusbiz1st, Nov 14, 8:08am via TweetDeck Check out the gorgeous work honored in the @AIAColumbus Awards – SLIDESHOW bizj.us/16pclv pic.twitter.com/NuAxxAcBG8 DesignApplause, Nov 01, 12:30pm via Twitter “Emergency! #design for stressed futures” charrette winners bit.ly/1wJrLh4@NBBJDesignpic.twitter.com/MKWc9GD2wy@AIAColumbus
Above: Homeport, a non-profit organization, featured the Emerging Professional team who proposed a redesign of their space in The Weight of Architecture Design Service Grant. Below: The 2014 AIA Columbus Architecture Awards featured in The Columbus Dispatch.
Weight of Architecture Design Service Grant In 2014, the Emerging Professionals started a year-long design service grant project called the Weight of Architecture (WOA). “WOA was intended to provide design assistance to 501(c)(3) non-profits that could benefit from the services of skilled architects and designers and that would not otherwise have the resources to retain such services,” said Stephanie Hayward, AIA, and WOA project manager. The project began with selecting four non-profit organizations around Columbus that could benefit from design assistance. Along with volunteering at the organizations, on August 23rd the EPs held a charrette to come up with creative ways these organizations could benefit from their services. “The program was designed to instill leadership talent in a young group of architects, giving them the opportunity to make new connections and gain valuable experience in finding projects and delivering solutions as design professionals,” said Jonathan Barnes, AIA Columbus 2014 President. In addition, the project was intended to establish a dialogue with and build connections between the nonprofit community and the local architectural profession in Columbus,” he said. The teams presented their final WOA results at AIA Columbus’ annual meeting in October. Organizations now have proposals to provide to their respective boards and to use in fund-raising campaigns. Support for the Weight of Architecture project was provided through generous grants from AIA Ohio and the AIA College of Fellows.
Photo by Jesse Wilmoth
Photo by Jesse Wilmoth
The four non-profits awarded service grants were: Wild Goose Creative, which facilitates the creation of art across multiple mediums by providing resources and experiences for the central Ohio creative community in a versatile 1,320-square-foot space. This home for all arts groups currently hosts such events as improv performances, knitting gatherings and poetry readings. The Dick and Jane Project, which empowers middle-school students through songwriting workshops, where students are partnered with professional musicians and producers to write and record music that is then professionally recorded and performed on the radio.
Photo by Jesse Wilmoth
Photo by Jesse Wilmoth
SID Public Services Association, which manages two special improvement districts in Downtown Columbus consisting of 700 property owners on 514 acres and is planning on developing a retail alley at Pearl and Lynn Alleys. Homeport, which is an affordable housing organization that works to build vibrant communities, such as Emerald Glen in southwest Columbus. Emerald Glen’s community center serves residents by providing after-school programs, summer camps, event space, community engagement opportunities, a computer lab and a feeding program. The final boards were displayed at the annual meeting and can be found on the AIA Columbus website, aiacolumbus.org.
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Programming and Professional Development AIA Columbus aims to provide resources and connections to those at varying stages of their career paths through a variety of committees.
Connecting to Students Above: Knowlton School of Architecture (KSA) Portfolio Review Below: Office Associateship Scholarship awarded to KSA graduate student, Carly Maggio
MENTORING COMMITTEE
The objective of The Ohio State University (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.
OFFICE ASSOCIATESHIP SCHOLARSHIP
With money raised from the Golf Outing, AIA Columbus is able to provide a full scholarship to one student at the Knowlton School of Architecture each year. This year’s recipient was Carly Maggio.
Left: Knowlton School of Architecture Career Day Below: Knowlton School of Architecture Class Visit
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Connecting to Interns INTERN DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (IDP)
Above Left: Emerging Professional Lunch with Gregory Kearly, AIA Above Right: The Weight of Architecture planning meeting
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.
ARE STUDY SESSIONS
We provide a full course of ARE Study Sessions (7 classes) once a month, led by architects around Columbus. This year’s series started in September and will continue into 2015.
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.
Above: ARE Study Session Below: Monthly Munch and Earns
Connecting to Practice SMALL PROJECT PRACTITIONERS
The objective of the Small Project Practitioner’s Forum is to provide an opportunity and alternative resources for sole practitioners and small firm principals. AIA Columbus offered more than 75 Continuing Education learning unit opportunities in 2014, 65 of which were Health, Safety, Welfare credits.
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Awards COLLEGE OF FELLOWS
Doug Parris, FAIA
Timothy Hawk, FAIA
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. Two members of AIA Columbus were part of the 2014 class who were elevated to this level of membership. The newly elected Fellows for 2014 were Doug Parris, FAIA and Timothy Hawk, FAIA.
Below: AIA 2014 Fellows Investiture Ceremony at the AIA National Convention in Chicago
AIA THOMAS JEFFERSON AWARD
The AIA 2014 Thomas Jefferson Award for Public Architecture honored Carole Olshavsky, FAIA, for her tireless support for bringing the highest-quality design to the civic and educational institutions of the state of Ohio. The Thomas Jefferson Awards recipients are celebrated for their commitment to public architecture as an integral part of the nation’s cultural heritage and are recognized at the AIA National Convention.
Below: Carole Olshavsky, FAIA
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Above: The Weight of Architecture team receiving AIA Columbus Excellence Award
AIA Columbus gave awards to the following individuals and efforts this year:
The Weight of Architecture team
This Chapter Excellence Award was for increasing awareness about the role architects play in affecting change in the built environment.
Jonathan Barnes, AIA
This Chapter Excellence Award was for his emphasis on the quality of our chapter and empowerment of our emerging professionals as chapter president.
Photo by Aperture Photography
Above: Jonathan Barnes, AIA, (right) receiving President’s Plaque from Past President John Kelleher, AIA (left) Below: Gwen Berlekamp, CAE, AIA Columbus Executive Director receiving Chapter Excellence Award
Gwen Berlekamp, CAE
This Chapter President’s Award was for her dedication, generosity, and perseverance toward her work with the AIA Columbus chapter and its members.
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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.
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 “Swing through Time.” As golfers rounded the course, oasis stations were set up to represent different decades.
Photo by Kelly Colna
Photo by Kelly Colna
Photo by Kelly Colna
Photo by Kelly Colna
A NIGHT AT THE BALLPARK
AIA Columbus hosted a Member Appreciation Night cookout for members, affiliates, and their families at Huntington Park before the Columbus Clippers took on the Louisville Bats in July.
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The Center for Architecture and 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.
CAMP ARCHITECTURE, which was expanded to three camps – elementary, middle school and high school.
The goal of The Center for Architecture and Design was to extend the traditional reach of architects and design professionals more deeply into the creative culture of our region. It also helped to establish a gathering space to build connections between the public, architects, design professionals, students and others. The Center for Architecture and Design serves as a gateway for education, conversation and debate to push Columbus to the forefront of progressive cities. The photos on these pages display the range of the 2014 programs.
Photo by Jesse Wilmoth
DESIGN TALKS, a monthly design discussion with professionals around Columbus.
CITY SKETCH CRAWL, a sketching crawl around Columbus. The theme was Discover Columbus One Sketch at a Time.
EXHIBITS
DESIGN WEEKS is a month of events connecting the public to Columbus’ design ecosystem, promoting local design, and raising the expectation of good design in Columbus.
Above: FitCity:Columbus Exhibit
During the past year, The Center continued to connect with the public and Columbus’ design community through creative programming and collaborations with other design-related organizations.
Above: Product Runway Exhibit
DESIGN:ROLLS, architectural bike tours which included two downtown Columbus tours in 2014.
Above: Rush Creek Village Exhibit
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2014 Sponsors AFFILIATE MEMBERS
AJ Schmitt Fine Home Building Barber & Hoffman, Inc. BlairIT Campanella Associates Continental Office Environments DesignPro Insurance Group DHDC Engineering Consulting Services DIRTT Ecostratum Elford Fortney & Weygandt, Inc. Gunton dba Pella Windows Hamilton Parker Co. Jezerinac Geers & Associates Live! Technologies LLC Messer Construction Co. Mock Woodworking Patterson Pope Paul J. Ford and Co. Pepper Construction Company Selvaggio Teske Associates dba The James B. Oswald Co. Schaefer SMBH Snyder Brick & Block Tec Studio The Garland Company Turner Construction Company V&S Columbus Galvanizing Weaver Commercial Contractor Inc. Woodright Forest Products
GOLD SPONSORS
SILVER
DIRTT Environmental Solutions Korda Engineering DuPont Tyvek Paul J. Ford Co. Shelley Metz Baumann Hawk Gutknecht Karpinski Engineering Schindler Elevator
BRONZE
Continental Office Environments Feinknopf Photography Hamilton Parker Heapy Engineering Jezerinac Geers & Associates Lend Lease Weaver Commercial Contractor
ADDITIONAL
Barber & Hoffman Inc Fortney & Weygandt Inc DHDC Inc Elford Inc The Garland Company Inc Oswald Co V&S Columbus Galvanizing LLC MKSK Urban Land Institute Dynamix Engineering Ltd Lafontaine Architecture & Design Lighting Systems of Columbus Miles-McClellan Construction MKC Associate Inc Neighborhood Design Center Osborn Engineering Prater Engineering Associates Tec Inc Engineering & Design Thomas & Marker Construction X-cel Engineering
2014 Members COLLEGE OF FELLOWS Peter L. Bardwell, FAIA Friedrich K.M. Bohm, FAIA Dellas H. Harder, FAIA Timothy Hawk, 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 Doug R. Parris, 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 Maria Kalinke Anderson, AIA Mark T. Anderson, AIA Alec Andrade, AIA
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William C. Andrews, AIA Robert J. Apel, AIA Steven M. Arend, AIA Kyle M. Artar, AIA Robert Jonathan Artrup, AIA J. Michael Asebrook, AIA Kenly R. Axline, AIA Harold C. Baker, AIA S. Brent Baker, AIA Michael L. Ball, AIA Jonathan S. Barnes, AIA Marcia K. Baschnagel, 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 William A. Bratt, 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 Robert L. Bruce, AIA Gary A. Bruck, AIA Christopher J. Bruzzese, AIA A. M. Burkey, AIA
Michael J. Burmeister, 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 Ryan M. Carpico, AIA William G. Carter, AIA Robert E. Cassell, AIA Jonathan M. Chamberlain, AIA Jack A. Chapin Jr., AIA John M. Chory, AIA Philip M. Claggett, AIA Thomas William Coffey, AIA Christopher P. Collins, AIA Peter S. Confar, 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 Ronald D. Dixon, AIA Scott J. Doellinger, AIA Christopher K. Doerschlag, AIA Kirk R. Donges, AIA Amanda D. Dunfield, AIA Lee W. Dunfield, 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 Elizabeth M. Evanoo, AIA Kenneth Evans, AIA John R. Eymann, AIA Mark G. Feinknopf, AIA Melvin D Felty, AIA Daniel B. Ferdelman, AIA Richard John Fields, AIA Kenneth A. Fisher, AIA Tim Michael Fishking, AIA Brent T. Foley, AIA Nick A. Forbess, AIA Thomas B. Ford, AIA Rebecca G. Fox, AIA Katherine M. Freeland, 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 Scott R. Harper, AIA Ray M. Harpham, AIA Bruce A. Harris, AIA Jeffrey D. Harrison, AIA Kevin A. Harrison, AIA, Brandol M. Harvey, AIA Michael T. Hayes, AIA Stephanie Hayward, AIA Michael S. Healy, AIA Bruce Heinlen, AIA Philip E. Herren, AIA Rudiger M. Herzog, AIA Paul S. Hinders, AIA Edward T. Hohmann, AIA Robert J. Holland Jr. 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 Andrew A. Huber, AIA N. Jack Huddle, AIA Ryan J. Hullinger, AIA Christopher J. Humphrey, AIA Leon Humphries, 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 Timothy Kaskewsky, AIA Wayne L. Kaufman, AIA Jae C. Kauh, AIA Daniel L. Keiser, AIA John C. Kelleher, AIA Patrick T. Kelly, AIA David C. Kerr, AIA Brian E. Kiggins, AIA Christopher E. King, AIA David H. King, AIA James M Kinney, AIA Randall L. Kirschner, AIA Beth A. Klapp, AIA Masao Kobayashi, AIA George J. Kontogiannis, AIA Peter J. Krajnak, AIA Jeffery T. Kring, AIA Steve Kundrat, AIA Joseph F. Kuspan, AIA Bonnie C. Kyle, 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
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 Andrew J. Lough, AIA Natalia Lount, 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 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 James T. Moll, AIA C. Douglas 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 Daniel T. Pardi, AIA Jamee M. Parish, AIA George E. Parker Jr., AIA Meera Parthasarathy, AIA C. Bradley Pauling, AIA Brian T. Pawlowski, AIA Benjamin H. 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 Damian V. Petrescu, AIA Frank R. Petruziello, AIA Daniel R. Pickett, AIA Laura G. Piersall, AIA Richard Edward Piloseno, AIA Julie A. Piper, 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 Jason P. Richardson, AIA James B. Riggs, AIA 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 Samuel J. 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
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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 Michael Bradley Schulte, AIA George Fred Schwab, AIA Harvey Z. Schwager, AIA Jerome M. Scott, AIA Gary L. Sebach, AIA Daniel Seckel, AIA Albert F. Sedeen, 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 Gerald S. Shremshock, AIA Timothy J. Shremshock, AIA Chris E. Shrodes, AIA Melissa Vitteri Sieg, AIA Ray Silverstein, AIA Brian Robert Simpson, 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 Gregg Soltis, AIA Robert W. Soulen, AIA R Sounik, AIA Rebecca A. Speich, AIA Othelda A. Spencer Steven D. Stein, AIA Jon B. Stephens, AIA David F. Stone, AIA
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Joseph W. Sullivan, AIA Terence J. Sullivan, AIA Michael Vincent Suriano, AIA Gerald A. Sutton, AIA L. Szabo, AIA Brian M. Szuch, 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 Matthew B. Toddy, AIA Suk Yin Tsang, AIA Jeffrey S. Tyler, AIA Teri B. Umbarger, AIA Kent C. Underwood, AIA Michael J. Vala, 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 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 Michael T. Whaley, AIA Donald C. Wheat, AIA D. Brent Wilcox, AIA John G. Willi, AIA
Edwin J. Williams Jr., AIA Jayne A. Williams, AIA Thomas Victor Williamson, AIA Philip O. Wince, AIA Chad T. Wolniewicz, AIA Randall A. Woodings, AIA Todd R. Wrobleski, AIA Dwight Young, AIA David A. Youse, AIA Dean J. Yuricich, AIA Marion L. Zaugg, AIA Stephen T. Zilles, AIA
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Aaron Askew, Assoc. AIA Paul Audsley, Assoc. AIA Jack L. Bargaheiser, Assoc. AIA Edwin A. Beltran, Assoc. AIA Joseph A. Brookover Jr. Assoc. AIA Ronald W. Danne, Assoc. AIA Brian Darrow, Assoc. AIA Jeremy Wayne Davis, Assoc. AIA Nicholas A. Davis, Assoc. AIA Susan L. Earp, Assoc. AIA Rachel A. Eiferd, Assoc. AIA Morgan R. Embt, Assoc. AIA Ellensara Evans, Assoc. AIA Abbie M. Faust, Assoc. AIA Laretta L. Fiorentino, Assoc. AIA Aubrey I. Flores, Assoc. AIA Larisa J. Forester, Assoc. AIA Talia Friedman, Assoc. AIA Jennifer B. Gilmore, Assoc. AIA Darlene A. Gluck, Assoc. AIA Larry G. Goodwin, Assoc. AIA Robert K Grotsky, Assoc. AIA Ron E. Hart, Assoc. AIA Brian Douglas Hayes, Assoc. AIA Brent A. Hillenbrand, Assoc. AIA Andrew J. Hostetler, Assoc. AIA Adnahn Humayun, Assoc. AIA Jordan A. Iseler, Assoc. AIA Jeremy A. Johnson, Assoc. AIA Jerry L. Johnson, Assoc. AIA Christopher S. Jolley, Assoc. AIA Amanda Minerva Joseph, Assoc. AIA Ryan P. Keener, Assoc. AIA Angela R. Kolosky, Assoc. AIA Joseph M. Kyle, Assoc. AIA Hannah E. Lambert, Assoc. AIA Andreas M. Larisch, Assoc. AIA Devin Lazor, Assoc. AIA
Michael H. Lephart, Assoc. AIA Nathan A. Lephart, Assoc. AIA Mitchel R Levitt, Assoc. AIA James M. Marshall, Assoc. AIA Jessica Masters, Assoc. AIA Daniel Mathur, Assoc. AIA Daniel Mayer, Assoc. AIA Anne E. McQuown, Assoc. AIA Kurt A. Miller, Assoc. AIA Lauren A. Miller, Assoc. AIA Angel J. Montero, Assoc. AIA Scott A. Moore, Assoc. AIA Nicholas J. Munoz Jr., Assoc. AIA Tony Nguyen, Assoc. AIA Mark E. Nicholas, Assoc. AIA Brandon Pence, Assoc. AIA Timothy B. Riffle, Assoc. AIA Michael N.A. Schornack, Assoc. AIA Christina T. Shampton, Assoc. AIA B. Scott Shremshock, Assoc. AIA Jeffrey W. Squire, Assoc. AIA Jerry Stickler, Assoc. AIA Susan L. Strick, Assoc. AIA Michael D. Sullivan Jr., Assoc. AIA Amanda B. Thomas, Assoc. AIA Matthew B. Toddy, 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
Daniel Archibald Carmichael Jr., AIA Marcia Rees Conrad, AIA Wayne E. Dipner, AIA