2015 AIA Columbus Year in Review

2015 Year in Review AIA Columbus

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Acknowledgements COVER PHOTO Randall L. Schieber Photography PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS Architecture Awards Event Photos

Aperture Photography Golf Outing Event Photos

Rob Turner Architectural Photographer Other Events

Jordan Iseler, Associate AIA

Gwen Berlekamp, CAE

LAYOUT AND DESIGN Jordan Iseler, Associate AIA COPY AND EDITING Gwen Berlekamp, CAE Jordan Iseler, Associate AIA

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Table of Contents Embracing Opportunities 3

About AIA Columbus

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Lifelong Learning

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Career Development and Advancement

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Leadership Opportunities

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Advance the Profession

13

Public Awareness

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Promote and Recognize Excellence in Design

Building Connections 17

Connecting with Peers

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Connecting with the Profession

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Connecting with Community

Recognitions 27

Special Awards and Initiatives

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Members

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Photo by Brad Feinknopf

About Us WHO WE ARE

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 Central Ohio. As the leading professional membership association for licensed architects, emerging professionals, and allied partners, the AIA is the voice of the architecture profession and elevates public awareness about the profession, advocates for the profession, and creates and expands the sharing of knowledge and expertise to ensure a prosperous future for all AIA members.

WHERE WE ARE

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

STAFF

Gwen Berlekamp, CAE

Executive Director Jordan Iseler, Assoc. AIA

Programs and Communications Coordinator

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Board of Directors EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Monica Wangler, AIA President NBBJ David Youse, AIA President-Elect

Feinknopf Macioce Schappa Architects Joe Moss, AIA Treasurer GRA+D Jorge Nieves-Rodriguez, AIA Secretary

Limited Brands Jonathan Barnes, AIA

Past President

Jonathan Barnes Architecture & Design Gwen Berlekamp, CAE

Executive Director

AIA Columbus

Sandy Bresler, AIA

Braun & Steidl Architects Michael Cadwell, FAIA

The Ohio State University Susan Earp, Associate AIA

Shremshock Architects Gregg Gaber, AIA

SHP Leading Design Ruth Gless, AIA

Lincoln Street Studios John Meegan, AIA

MKC, Inc. Dan Morgan, AIA

Behal Sampson Dietz Andrew Rosenthal, AIA GRA+D Mike Suriano, AIA NBBJ Michael Vala, AIA

BSHM, Inc.

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Lifelong Learning With over 100 learning unit opportunities in 2015, the impressive collection of lectures, roundtable events, activities, and tours provides members with options to learn about what interests them. AIA Columbus appreciates all the hard work that our Knowledge Community volunteers do to bring a variety of high-quality programming to Columbus. Here are just a few highlights of the year.

MASTERING THE BUSINESS OF ARCHITECTURE

New in 2015, the Professional Practice Knowledge Community created an important new series, Mastering the Business of Architecture. These seminars provide in-depth exposure, resources, and education on claim prevention, business management, and many other topics.

CHAPTER MEETINGS

2015 Chapter Meetings brought members local, state, and regional content that focused on sustainability, harvesting the next generation of leadership, branding a firm, and innovation trends.

TOURS

Building site tours continue to be some of the most favored events and provide unique opportunities to get behind the scenes of Columbus’ newest projects. 2015 tours included two healthcare buildings: OhioHealth Neuroscience Center and OhioHealth Pickerington Medical Campus, along with the Columbus Museum of Art addition and renovation, an OSU campus tour, and an Italian Village development tour.

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Career Development and Advancement Pipeline development continues to be a dedicated focus for AIA Columbus and the architecture profession. Each summer the Center for Architecture and Design holds a creative camp for kids and high-schoolers to engage them in architecture at a young age.

CONNECTING WITH STUDENTS

The Ohio State University Knowlton School of Architecture and AIAS continue to be our biggest partners for enhancing the relationship between professionals and students. By participating in portfolio reviews, mentoring mixers, career fairs, and offering free student admission to every AIA Columbus event, students have opportunities to get involved with the profession prior to graduating.

SCHOLARSHIP

With money raised from the Golf Outing, AIA Columbus provides a full scholarship to a graduate student at the Knowlton School of Architecture each year. This year’s recipient of the AIA Columbus Office Associateship Scholarship was Sriram Ramakrishnan.

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ARCHITECT REGISTRATION EXAMINATION (ARE) The ARE study sessions continued from 2014 into spring of 2015.

With all the changes to NCARB, this year we invited the Ohio Architects Board to discuss the changes with IDP hours and suggested strategies for preparing for ARE 5.0. During this stage of development, AIA Columbus encourages associates to stay aware of AREs and keep motivated by offering a weekly ARE quiz text resource so members can receive sample questions on their phones that are related to ARE exams they are studying to pass.

ASSOCIATES

Many of the associate members are engaged with the Emerging Professionals Committee, are becoming involved in the profession, and are studying to pass the AREs. The Emerging Professionals had another big year in 2015 by producing a public awareness video, Speak Up Columbus!, and helping to create joint association happy hours with other design professionals around Columbus, along with a happy hour with the Fellows at the Ohio Valley Region Convention.

FELLOWS

AIA Fellowship is the highest honor an architect member can receive. It is bestowed by one’s peers in recognition of the architect’s significant contribution to architecture and to society, and on those who have achieved a standard of excellence in the profession. The Fellows mentor architects to become prepared for submitting for Fellowship.

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Leadership Opportunities Committee membership and leadership is a great way to get involved in the Chapter and to meet fellow design industry professionals who share your interests.

COMMITTEE ON DESIGN

The Committee on Design aims to identify, promote, and celebrate the art of building design through strategic engagement. They strive to bring to light potentials of contemporary methodologies, techniques, and practices for our profession. This committee also champions the Architecture Awards each year.

COMMITTEE ON THE ENVIRONMENT

The Committee on the Environment promotes a sustainable environment by creating educational resources. This year the committee created a 10 seminar series, COTEducation, to inform and educate members on current topics in sustainability.

HEALTHCARE COMMITTEE

The Healthcare Committee establishes a more visible and recognized regional presence for healthcare designers and to provide educational and networking opportunities. The committee hosts building tours, lectures, seminars and round-table discussions.

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EMERGING PROFESSIONALS COMMITTEE

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 EPs published a public awareness video, Speak Up Columbus!

TECHNOLOGY IN ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE

The Technology in Architectural Practice Committee monitors the development of computer technology and the impact it has on practice, the building life cycle, design, construction, facility management, etc. They host workshops and round-table discussions to be a resource for members.

GOLF OUTING COMMITTEE

The Golf Committee promotes interaction between the architectural profession, allied professionals, engineers, contractors, material suppliers, etc. The money raised through sponsorship of the Golf Outing supports the AIA Columbus Associateship Scholarship for a graduate student at the Knowlton School of Architecture.

COLLEGE OF FELLOWS

The AIA Fellows seek 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.

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Advance the Profession Leaders must have the ability to influence others to achieve certain goals, and they can only accomplish this by applying their own leadership attributes – expertise, values, knowledge and ideas. By taking action at the federal, state and local levels, AIA members continue to work to advance the quality of life through design. From designing the next generation of energy-saving buildings to making communities healthier and more vibrant, from helping neighborhoods rebuild after disasters to exporting American design know-how to the rest of the world, AIA members continue to serve as the voice of the profession to decision-makers at all levels of government and as catalysts in communities across the country.

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Public Awareness THE CENTER FOR ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN

The Center for Architecture and Design is the gateway for the exchange of ideas in the central Ohio area. While appealing to all design professionals, individuals, and organizations within the thriving creative culture and beyond, The Center embraces the importance of the built environment and design and works hard to promote the value of architecture and design to the public through education and outreach.

INITIATIVES

Through specific initiatives AIA Columbus promotes architecture to the general public. Some of the programming targeting public outreach includes: the Weight of Architecture - a design service grant for non-profits in the Columbus area, Speak Up Columbus - a public awareness video about architecture in our city, and the regional Women in Architecture exhibit - highlighting the achievements of women in the architecture profession.

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HONOR AWARD OhioHealth Neuroscience Center Architect: NBBJ Photo: Eduard Hueber Owner: OhioHealth

HEAD JUROR Robert Gurney, FAIA Robert M. Gurney, FAIA Architect Washington D.C.

Promote & Recognize Excellence in Design 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, to establish a standard of excellence against which all architects can measure performance, to inform the public of the breadth and value of architectural practice, and to 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 250 projects.

The 2015 awards were juried by esteemed architects from Washington D.C., led by lead juror Robert Gurney, FAIA. 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 2015 Architecture Awards. The awards are a testament to collaboration – to teams of architects, engineers, planners, landscape architects, interior designers, and contractors, as well as a testament to our clients who place great trust in architects to realize their vision.

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MERIT AWARD The Connor Group Headquarters Architect: Moody Nolan Photo: Brad Feinknopf Owner: The Connor Group

MERIT AWARD

HONOR AWARD

The Market, Italian Village Architect: Tim Lai ArchitecT Photo: Brad Feinknopf Owner: A+R Creative Group

Battery B Architect: Jonathan Barnes Architecture and Design Photo: Brad Feinknopf Owner: JDS Companies MERIT AWARD Coney Island Architect: Blostein/Overly Architects Photo: Andy Spessard Owner: Capital Crossroads Special Improvements District

MERIT AWARD Whitehall Branch Library Architect: Jonathan Barnes Architecture and Design Photo: Brad Feinknopf Owner: Columbus Metropolitan Library

MERIT UNBUILT AWARD Martin Luther King Branch Library Architect: Moody Nolan Owner: Columbus Metropolitan Library

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B U I L D I N G CONNECTIONS

Connecting with Peers Each year AIA Columbus organizes a variety of special events meant to engage the chapter and those in allied professions in a more informal and fun way in order to help build connections among peers.

JOINT ASSOCIATION HAPPY HOURS

Although the Emerging Professionals have held happy hours in the past, this was the first year that the happy hours have grown to include all AIA members and many other associations in the central Ohio area, including: ASLA, APA, IIDA, USGBC, CSI, SMPS, SEA, CREW, ULI, KSA, and other building industries.

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 Scioto Reserve Country Club raised funds to benefit the AIA Columbus scholarship program at the Ohio State University Knowlton School of Architecture. This year’s theme was “Viva Las Golf: What Happens on the Course, Stays on the Course”. As golfers rounded the course, oasis stations were set up to represent Vegas games and entertainment.

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Connecting with Peers MEMBER APPRECIATION NIGHT AT THE BALLPARK This event nearly doubled from 55 people in 2014 to more than 100 in 2015. AIA Columbus hosts an annual Member Appreciation Night for members, affiliates, and their families to enjoy a cookout at Huntington Park. During the cookout door prizes of OSU football tickets and a Big Ass Solutions fan were raffled off before the Columbus Clippers took on the Indianapolis Indians.

WOMEN IN ARCHITECTURE

This year AIA Columbus helped inaugurate a new Women in Architecture Group to discuss mentorship, networking, community, and education.

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Connecting with the Profession AIA OHIO VALLEY REGION CONVENTION

AIA Columbus was pleased to be the host chapter for the 2015 AIA Ohio Valley Region (OVR) Convention. The conference brought together more than 500 architects and allied professionals from Kentucky, Indiana, and Ohio for three days of programs and activities.

This year’s theme was The End of Normal and revolved around the constant evolution of practice. From the tours, keynote speakers, exhibit hall, design awards, social events, and more, it was a great learning and networking opportunity and a convention to remember.

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Connecting with the Community During the past year, The Center continued to connect with the public, city youth, and Columbus’ design community through creative programming and collaborations with other design-related organizations.

CAMP ARCHITECTURE

Camp Architecture continued to expand in 2015. Camp Architecture is a summer camp for central Ohio youth ages 8-18, which introduces them to the world of architecture and design through hands-on activities, field trips, walking tours, presentations by professionals and imaginative games. Due to the high interest and success of this program, the camp was expanded to two full weeks and also moved to the Knowlton School of Architecture on the Ohio State University campus to accommodate the full camp.

DESIGN TALKS

Design Talks are hour long panel discussions on a variety of topics focused around architecture and design in and around Columbus. The 2015 talks were centered around LEED in Columbus, how urban farming will change our city, the future of brewpub design, educating future designers, and the AIA Columbus architecture awards winners.

INITIATIVES

In 2015 the Center started Juxtapose, an initiative seeking to spur conversations about how people see the designed world around them.

By finding well-designed objects, spaces, or media, people were able to compare something similar that they believe could be better designed.

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Connecting with the Community EXHIBITS

Each year The Center displays multiple exhibits in our downtown windows and hold openings to engage the public in different design interests. 2015 exhibits included the AIA Columbus Architecture Awards, the ASLA Landscape Awards, the NEST birdhouse competition, the achievements of Women in Architecture exhibit, and the Orange Line “High-Rise Home for the Holidays� train exhibit.

DESIGN ROLLS

Design:ROLLS continued in 2015 with a June rooftop tour. This four hour bike tour made stops in downtown Columbus, Italian Village, and on campus to see the city from above and learn about it from different developers, planners, and architects viewpoints.

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Special Awards & Initiatives 2015 ELEVATED FELLOWS

The 2015 Jury of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) elevated two AIA Columbus members to its prestigious College of Fellows, an honor bestowed to members who have made significant contributions to the profession and who have achieved a standard of excellence in the profession. This year’s newly elected Fellows were George W. Acock, FAIA, founder and principal of Acock Associates Architects and Michael B. Cadwell, FAIA, director of the Knowlton School of Architecture.

RUTH GLESS, AIA

This Chapter President’s Award was presented for her determined efforts to mentor young professionals and encourage them to assume positions of leadership as well as for her leadership of the efforts to champion the accomplishments of Women in Architecture exhibit.

MONICA WANGLER, AIA

This Chapter Excellence Award was presented for her thoughtful and measured direction of the chapter, her balanced analysis of issues, and her steadfast determination to achieve attainable goals as chapter president.

Top Photo: George W. Acock, FAIA Above Photo: Michael B. Cadwell, FAIA Photo to Right: Monica Wangler, AIA and Ruth Gless, AIA Far Right Photo: Jonathan Barnes, AIA and Monica Wangler, AIA

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SPEAK UP COLUMBUS This year the Emerging Professionals Committee produced a video titled, “Speak Up Columbus!”, in order to bring the AIA National #ILookUp campaign to the local level.

The national campaign inspired our local EPs to develop this new initiative which is intended not only to promote public awareness and appreciation of architecture here in Columbus, but also to connect actively with the public by asking their opinions and listening to different perspectives on architecture and how buildings impact their daily lives.

The Emerging Professionals chose four buildings around Columbus where they interviewed the architect of the building to get some contextual information and ask questions about the building before turning it around and having the architect ask the public their thoughts about the buildings. We have received candid reactions and opinions from the public through video interviews without interviewees realizing they were speaking to the architect.

The architects were then able to inform the public about elements of the design.

It is our hope that Speak Up Columbus! is just the beginning of a renewed appreciation and awareness of architecture in Columbus and will help encourage the public to recognize their surroundings and encourage architects to speak up about architecture and design. The AIA Emerging Professionals have started the conversation in our city now let’s continue it with the community! The video can be viewed at www.aiacolumbus.org.

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Members (As of 12/21/15)

College of Fellows George W. Acock, FAIA Peter L. Bardwell, FAIA Friedrich K. M. Bohm, FAIA Michael B. Cadwell, FAIA Dellas H. Harder, FAIA Timothy C. 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 R. Douglas Parris, FAIA Allen L. Patrick, FAIA Norbert A. Peiker, FAIA

Members

Henry S. Abbot, AIA William E. Abbot, AIA Mitchell D. Acock, AIA Brian S. Addis, AIA Gary J. Alexander, AIA Maria K. Andersen, AIA Mark T. Anderson, AIA Alec Andrade, AIA William C. Andrews, AIA Robert J. Apel, AIA Steven M. Arend, AIA Robert Jonathan Artrup, AIA Aaron Askew, Assoc. AIA Paul Audsley, Assoc. AIA Kenly R. Axline, AIA Daniel George Ayars, AIA Kalpa Baghasingh, AIA Danielle M. Bailey, Assoc. AIA Harold C. Baker, AIA

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S. Brent Baker, AIA Michael L. Ball, AIA Jack L. Bargaheiser, Assoc. AIA Jonathan S. Barnes, AIA Marcia K. Baschnagel, AIA Timothy A. Bass, AIA Robert N. Baughman, AIA James H. Bean, AIA James C. Bean, AIA Rachel L. Beecher, Assoc. AIA David S. Beeman, AIA Edwin A. Beltran, Assoc. AIA James L. Bender, AIA Chris A. Bendinelli, AIA Stephen G. Bennett, AIA Lane J. Beougher, AIA George D. Berardi, AIA Michael P. Berlin, Assoc. AIA Monica J. 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 Manickavalli Bose, Assoc. 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 Drew P. Burgess, AIA A. M. Burkey, AIA Michael J. Burmeister, AIA Patrick A. Burns, AIA Matthew D. Burton, AIA Charles M. Busch, AIA Joseph F. Busch, AIA James A. Butz, AIA William S. Buzard, AIA Robert L. Caldwell, AIA Matthew Canterna, AIA Ryan M. Carpico, AIA Robert E. Cassell, AIA Nicholas O. Cassidy, AIA Jonathan M. Chamberlain, AIA Jack A. Chapin Jr., AIA John M. Chory, AIA Philip M. Claggett, AIA Robin J. Claucherty, AIA Kristopher F. Cochran, AIA Thomas William Coffey, AIA Timothy M. Colchin, AIA Christopher P. Collins, AIA Peter S. Confar, AIA Thomas I. Converse, AIA Shawn D. Conyers, AIA Julie M. Cook, AIA Bernard J. Costantino, AIA

Mikel D. Coulter, AIA Michael L. Covault, AIA Chester N. Croce III, AIA Chester F. Croce, 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 Ronald W. Danne, AIA Brian Darrow, Assoc. AIA Aleksandr S. Daskalov, AIA Jeremy Wayne Davis, Assoc. AIA Robert S. Davis, AIA Daniel W. Delk, AIA Julie B. Delos Santos, AIA Keith DeVoe III, 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 Jr., AIA Susan L. Earp, Assoc. AIA John L. Eberts, AIA John A. Eberts, AIA Richard H. Eiselt, AIA Steven M. Elbert, AIA Eric M. Elizondo, AIA Gregory D. Eller, AIA Jerry Ellis, AIA Jacleine M. Ely, Assoc. AIA Morgan R. Embt, Assoc. AIA Elizabeth M. Evanoo, AIA Ellensara Evans, Assoc. AIA Kenneth Evans, AIA Hannah E. Evwaraye, Assoc. AIA Ochuko B. Evwaraye, Assoc. AIA John R. Eymann, AIA Gregory D. Eller, AIA Jerry Ellis, AIA Jacleine M. Ely, Assoc. AIA Morgan R. Embt, Assoc. AIA Elizabeth M. Evanoo, AIA Ellensara Evans, Assoc. AIA Kenneth Evans, AIA Hannah E. Evwaraye, Assoc. AIA Ochuko B. Evwaraye, Assoc. AIA John R. Eymann, AIA Abbie M. Faust, Assoc. AIA Mark G. Feinknopf, AIA Daniel B. Ferdelman, AIA

Daniel B. Ferdelman, AIA Richard J. Fields, AIA Laretta L. Fiorentino, Assoc. AIA Kenneth A. Fisher, AIA Tim Michael Fishking, AIA Bruce Davis Fithian, AIA Aubrey I. Flores, Assoc. AIA Brent T. Foley, AIA Nick A. Forbess, AIA Thomas B. Ford, AIA Larisa J. Forester, Assoc. AIA Rebecca G. Fox, AIA Katherine M. Freeland, AIA Talia Friedman, Assoc. 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 Bruce A. Gardner, AIA Paul W. Garland, AIA Thomas W. Gates, AIA Ralph M. Geiser, AIA Robert G. Gesing, AIA Robert K. Gibson, AIA Jack W. Giljahn, AIA Jennifer B. Gilmore, Assoc. AIA Mary E. Gins, AIA John F. Gladden, AIA Steven C. Glass, AIA Jeffrey L. Glavan, AIA Ruth M. Gless, AIA Darlene A. Gluck, Assoc. AIA Fredric A. Goodman, AIA Jean Patrick Gordon, AIA Henry Gosztyla, AIA Gary E. Gray, 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 Ron E. Hart, Assoc. AIA

Brandol M. Harvey, AIA Brian Douglas Hayes, Assoc. AIA Cynthia M. Hayes, AIA Michael T. Hayes, AIA Stephanie L. Hayward, AIA Michael S. Healy, AIA Philip E. Herren, AIA Rudiger M. Herzog, AIA Brent A. Hillenbrand, Assoc. AIA Paul S. Hinders, AIA Robert J. Holland Jr., AIA Sherry Holland, Assoc. 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 Adnahn Humayun, Assoc. AIA Christopher J. Humphrey, AIA Leon Humphries, AIA Jack L. Iams, AIA Samuel E. Ingwersen, AIA Jordan A. Iseler, Assoc. AIA Jeffrey D. Jacobs, AIA Anthony D. Jacques, AIA Roland M. James, AIA Anup Janardhanan, AIA Carl R. Jennings, AIA Jeffrey P. Jilek, Assoc. AIA Jeremy A. Johnson, Assoc. AIA Philip R. Johnson, AIA Wayne M. Johnson, AIA Christopher S. Jolley, Assoc. AIA David Jolliff, AIA Brian K. Jones, AIA Katherine C. Justice, Assoc. AIA Timothy Kaskewsky, AIA Wayne L. Kaufman, AIA Jae C. Kauh, AIA Daniel L. Keiser, AIA John C. Kelleher, AIA Patrick T. Kelly, AIA Zachary J. Kendall, Assoc. AIA David C. Kerr, AIA Ahmed M. Khamis, Assoc. 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 Erika L. Knaebel, Assoc. AIA Masao Kobayashi, AIA

Angela R. Kolosky, Assoc. AIA George J. Kontogiannis, AIA Peter J. Krajnak, AIA Jeffery T. Kring, AIA Laura A. Krpata, Assoc. AIA Gregory A. Kufner, AIA Steve Kundrat, AIA Joseph F. Kuspan, AIA Bonnie C. Kyle, AIA Joseph M. Kyle, Assoc. AIA Sandra A. LaFontaine, AIA Tim Lai, AIA Andreas M. Larisch, Assoc. AIA Robert K. Larrimer, AIA James R. Lawrie, AIA Adwoa Lawson, Intl. Assoc. AIA Devin Lazor, Assoc. AIA David Jay Lee, AIA Jeffrey R. Leemhuis, AIA William Lehner, AIA Peter Lenz, AIA Michael H. Lephart, Assoc. AIA Nathan A. Lephart, Assoc. AIA Mitchel R. Levitt, Assoc. AIA Curtis N. Lindberg, AIA Eric D. Lipschutz, AIA Michael A. Liscano, AIA Sishuo Liu, Assoc. AIA Joshua T. Lloyd, Assoc. 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 G. Lugo, AIA Allan S. Lupton, AIA Michael Lusk, AIA Michael H. Lutsch Jr., AIA Brian J. Lutz, AIA Matthew J. Lytle, AIA Caroline H. C. Ma, AIA Kiley A. Maas, Assoc. AIA Sarah J. Mackert, Assoc. AIA Peter S. Macrae, AIA Carly M. Maggio, Assoc. 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 James M. Marshall, Assoc. AIA Matthew Martensen, Assoc. AIA Erik N. Maso, AIA

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Members Thomas R. Matheny, AIA Daniel Mathur, Assoc. AIA Penny C. Mavrikis, AIA Daniel Mayer, Assoc. AIA Joseph A. Mayer, AIA Michael S. McCall, AIA Thomas L. McCandlish, AIA John W. McCarty, AIA Kara D. McCoy, Assoc. 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 Scott R. Meyer, AIA Christopher P. Meyers, AIA Brooke Michl, AIA Stephen A. Middleton, AIA Gene R. Milhoan, AIA Kevin J Miller, AIA Kurt A. Miller, Assoc. AIA Kyle E. Miller, AIA Lauren A. Miller, Assoc. AIA Steven L. Miller, AIA Timothy E. Miller, AIA Dan D. Milosevich, AIA James G. Mitchell, AIA Michelle C. Mitchell, AIA Sarah N. Mohr, Assoc. AIA James T. Moll, AIA Angel J. Montero, Assoc. AIA C. Douglas Moody, AIA Jonathan D. Moody, AIA Scott A. Moore, Assoc. AIA Sherm Moreland, AIA Daniel M. Morgan, AIA

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Katsumi K. Moroi, Assoc. AIA David W. Morrison, AIA Dellos D. Morrison, AIA James R. Morrison, AIA Donald L. Moses Jr., AIA Joseph A. Moss, AIA Bradley J. Mull, AIA Paul J. Mullin, AIA Randall C. Mullins, AIA Nicholas J Munoz Jr., Assoc. AIA John T. Musielewicz, AIA Donald V. Mussawir, AIA Everett W. Musser, AIA R H. Myers, AIA Edward Neal Nabakowski, AIA Emily N. Nau, Assoc. AIA Andrew W. Navarro, Assoc. AIA Victoria Newell, AIA Mark E. Nicholas, Assoc. 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 Etienne Raynaldo Otero, Assoc. AIA Bart W. Overly, AIA Dennis M. Paben, AIA Luis J. Pagan, AIA Michael J. Paplow, AIA

Daniel T. Pardi, AIA Jamee M. Parish, AIA George E. Parker Jr., AIA Charles M. Paros, AIA Meera Parthasarathy, AIA C. Bradley Pauling, AIA Brian T. Pawlowski, AIA Joseph V. Pax, AIA Benjamin H. Payne, AIA Dan S. Pease, 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 Laura G. Piersall, AIA Richard Edward Piloseno, AI 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 Erin F. Reilly-Sanders, AIA

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Steven D. Reynolds, AIA William J. Riat, AIA Jason P. Richardson, AIA Timothy B. Riffle, Assoc. AIA James B. Riggs, AIA J. Timothy Rini, AIA Jennifer A. Rittler, AIA Chris R. Rivalsky, Assoc. AIA Randal J. Roberty, AIA Charles A. Rodenfels, 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 Stephanie Sang Delgado, Assoc. AIA James D. Sauer, AIA Chander M. Saxena, AIA Bernard J. Scanlon, AIA Joseph F. Schappa, AIA Kevin J. 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 Michael Bradley Schulte, AIA George F. Schwab, AIA Harvey Z. Schwager, AIA Jerome M. Scott, AIA Justin T. Scott, Assoc. AIA Gary L. Sebach, AIA Daniel Seckel, AIA Albert F. Sedeen, AIA Joaquin Serantes, AIA Mario Serraglio, AIA Melinda L. Shah, AIA Christina T. Shampton, Assoc. AIA Thomas W Shapaka, AIA Eric Shaver, AIA James K. Sherer, AIA Troy Sherrard, AIA Charles J. Sherwood, AIA Scott Shremshock, Assoc. AIA

Gerald S. Shremshock, AIA Timothy J. Shremshock, AIA Chris E. Shrodes, AIA James P. Singeltary, 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 Jeffery W. Snively, AIA Gregg Soltis, AIA Robert W. Soulen, AIA R. Sounik, AIA Rebecca A. Speich, AIA Domenic Spencer, Assoc. AIA Othelda A. Spencer, AIA Steven D. Stein, AIA Jon B. Stephens, AIA Jerry Stickler, Assoc. AIA David F. Stone, AIA Susan L. Strick, Assoc. AIA Robert C. Stroup, Assoc. AIA Joseph W. Sullivan, AIA Michael D. Sullivan Jr., Assoc. 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 Philip J. Tipton, AIA Matthew B. Toddy, Assoc. AIA Seth R. Trance, AIA Suk Yin Tsang, AIA Jeffrey S. Tyler, AIA Kent C. Underwood, AIA Michael J. Vala Jr., AIA Hiram H. Van Buren, AIA George A. Van Niel, AIA Ronald D. Van Wey II, AIA Craig M. Vander Veen, AIA Orville Varasso, AIA Michael W. Vasbinder, AIA Robert J. Vennemeyer, AIA Kathryn P. Viccellio, Assoc. AIA

Andrew Michael Vogel, AIA Andrew C. von Lohr, AIA Marjeta L. von Rabenau, AIA David A. Vottero, AIA Jack D. Walters, AIA Roderic K. Walton, AIA Robert N. Wandel, AIA Monica L. Wangler, AIA Ryan K. Ware, AIA Charles H. Warner Jr., 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 Nathan C. Wendling, Assoc. 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 Cambris Winkler Epperson, Assoc. AIA Walter S. Withers, AIA Elizabeth J. Wohler, Assoc. AIA Chad T. Wolniewicz, AIA Randall A. Woodings, AIA Trevor J. Wright, AIA Todd R. Wrobleski, AIA Allen Yoder, Assoc. AIA Dwight Young, AIA David A. Youse, AIA Dean J. Yuricich, AIA Marion L. Zaugg, AIA Stephen D. Zellner, AIA Meiqian Zhou, Assoc. AIA Stephen T. Zilles, AIA Denes M. Zubcsek, Assoc. AIA

In Memorium Richard Eschliman, AIA John Gibboney, AIA

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R E C O G N I T I O N S

Sponsors As 2015 comes to a close our thoughts turn gratefully to those who have helped make our success possible. We thank our members, affiliates, and sponsors for your continued support and partnership this past year. We simply cannot do what we do without all those who give generously of time, and resources.

2015 Gold Sponsors

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Silver Sponsors

Additional Sponsors

Affiliate Members

AIA Ohio Setterlin Korda Engineering AIA National Hamilton Parker Co. SMBH, Inc. DIRTT Environmental Solutions Heapy Engineering Jezerinac Geers & Associates Paul J. Ford and Co.

Barber & Hoffman The Garland Group Company Lincoln Construction NBBJ Oswald Companies Tec Inc. Engineering V&S Columbus Galvanizing Live! Technologies LLC Carney Ranker Architects Core Planning Strategies Corna Kokosing FKP Architects Hardlines Design Lafontaine Architecture and Design Lincoln Street Studio MKSK Moody Nolan, Inc. MSA Architects Schooley Caldwell Associates BHDP Architecture Bialosky + Partners Lawhon & Associates MKC Architects Patterson Pope Prater Engineering Thomas & Marker X-Cel Engineering

AJ Schmitt Fine Home Building Barber & Hoffman, Inc. Big Ass Solutions BlairIT Brick House Consulting LLC Campanella Associates Civil & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Continental Office Environments CYP Studios DesignPro Insurance Group DIRTT Environmental Solutions DuPont Tyvek Elford, Inc. Gunton dba Pella Windows Hamilton Parker Co. Jezerinac Geers & Associates Korda/Nemeth Engineering Live! Technologies LLC Messer Construction Co. Mock Woodworking Oberfields LLC Osborn Engineering Oswald Companies Paul J. Ford and Co. Pepper Construction Company Rob Turner Studios LLC Schaefer Setterlin SMBH, Inc. Tec Studio Terracon Consultants, Inc. The Garland Company Tremco Roofing Turner Construction Company V&S Columbus Galvanizing Woodright Forest Products

Bronze Sponsors Brick House Consulting Elford, Inc. Feinknopf Photography Gutknecht Construction Karpinski Engineering Knowlton School of Architecture Messer Construction Co. Mohawk Group Schindler Elevator

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2015 YEAR IN REVIEW