AIA Elevates 102 Members to the College of Fellows

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) is elevating 102 member-architects to its College of Fellows, an honor awarded to members who have made significant contributions to the architecture profession.

The fellowship program was developed to elevate architects who have achieved a standard of excellence in the profession and made a significant contribution to architecture and society on a national level. Prospective candidates must have at least 10 years of AIA membership and demonstrated influence in at least one of the following areas:

Elevated the aesthetic, scientific, and practical efficiency of the profession;
Promoted the science and art of planning and building by advancing the standards of architectural education, training or practice;
Coordinated the building industry and the profession of architecture through leadership in the AIA or other related professional organizations; or
Advanced the living standards of people through an improved environment.

Fellows are selected by a seven-member Jury of Fellows. This year’s jury included Chair Nancy Rogo Trainer, FAIA, Drexel University; Mary Johnston, FAIA, Johnston Architects, LLC; Rebecca Lewis, FAIA, DSGW Architects; Steven Spurlock, FAIA, Quinn Evans Architects; RK Stewart, FAIA, RK Stewart Consultants; Allison Williams, FAIA, AGWms_studio and Anna Wu, FAIA, University of North Carolina.

The newly elevated members and their AIA component affiliations are listed below. For complete details and images, visit the fellows directory.

Joshua Aidlin	AIA San Francisco
Robert Anderson	AIA San Francisco
Sherif Anis	AIA Middle East
William Ayars	AIA Cleveland
Illya Azaroff	AIA New York Chapter
Thomas Barrie	AIA Triangle
Nancy Blankfard	AIA Minneapolis
Philip Bona	AIA San Diego
Caryn Brause	AIA Western Massachusetts
William M. Brown III	AIA Newark & Suburban Architects
Benjamin Cahoon	AIA Eastern North Carolina
Rudolph Cardenas	AIA Triangle
Steven Cecil	Boston Society of Architects/AIA
Rocco Ceo	AIA Miami
Mina Chow	AIA Los Angeles
Deborah Cooper	AIA San Francisco
Brian Court	AIA Seattle
John Crandall	AIA Newark & Suburban Architects
Heidi Creighton	AIA Los Angeles
Stefani Danes	AIA Pittsburgh
Jeffrey Dugan	AIA New York Chapter
Arthur Dyson	AIA San Joaquin
John Ellis	AIA San Francisco
Laura Ettelman-Gunter	AIA New York Chapter
Allison Ewing	AIA Central Virginia
Karen Fairbanks	AIA New York Chapter
Billie Faircloth	AIA Philadelphia
Kathleen Frazier	AIA Central Virginia
Brian Frickie	AIA Northern Virginia
Kathleen Galvin	AIA Central Virginia
Thomas Greving	AIA Iowa
Michael Halflants	AIA Tampa Bay
Jayesh Hariyani
Keith Hempel	AIA Long Beach/South Bay
Julie Hiromoto	AIA Dallas
David Hollenberg	AIA Philadelphia
Norman Hong	AIA Honolulu
Michael Hsu	AIA Austin
Jeffrey Huber	AIA Fort Lauderdale
Brian Hurttienne	AIA Detroit
Diane Jacobs	AIA Phoenix Metro
Brad Jacobson	AIA San Francisco
Edward Jones	AIA Phoenix Metro
Neal Jones	AIA Phoenix Metro
Linda Keane	AIA Chicago
David Keith	AIA Hampton Roads
Robert Kelly	AIA Philadelphia
Grace Kim	AIA Seattle
Hilary Kinder Bertsch	AIA New York Chapter
Grant Kirkpatrick	AIA Los Angeles
William Kline	AIA Washington DC
Thomas Kubala	AIA Milwaukee
Eric Lagerberg	AIA Seattle
Kenneth Lambla	AIA Charlotte
Brian Lane	AIA Los Angeles
Bryan Langlands	AIA New York Chapter
Mohammed Lawal	AIA Minneapolis
Chere LeClair	AIA Montana
Evelyn Lee	AIA San Francisco
Daniel Lemieux	AIA Northern Virginia
Laura Lesniewski	AIA Kansas City
Saundra Little	AIA Detroit
Erica Loynd	AIA Seattle
Deborah Lucking	AIA Denver
Mouzhan Majidi	AIA United Kingdom
Michael Marshall	AIA Washington DC
John Martin	Boston Society of Architects/AIA
Janet Matheson	AIA Alaska
Douglas McCarty	AIA East Tennessee
William Melby	AIA Golden Empire
Paul Mellblom	AIA Minneapolis
Paul Milana	AIA New York Chapter
Renauld Deandre Mitchell	AIA Chicago
Richard Mohler	AIA Seattle
Aaron Neubert	AIA Los Angeles
John Niemuth	AIA Kansas City
David Parker	AIA Connecticut
David Peabody	AIA Northern Virginia
Brian Phillips	AIA Philadelphia
Stephen Phillips	AIA Los Angeles
Donald Powell	AIA Dallas
Uma Ramanathan	Boston Society of Architects/AIA
Alice Raucher	AIA Central Virginia
Pascale Sablan	AIA New York Chapter
Hilary Sample	AIA New York Chapter
James Sanders	AIA New York Chapter
Cathi Schar	AIA Honolulu
Rick Schneider	AIA Washington DC
John Sheehan	AIA San Diego
James Simeo	AIA Los Angeles
Rael Slutsky	AIA Chicago
Laura Stagner	AIA Philadelphia
Douglas Teiger	AIA Los Angeles
Scott Teixeira	AIA Washington DC
Thomas Trenolone	AIA Omaha
Fernando Villa	AIA New York Chapter
James Walbridge	AIA Lincoln
David Wallance	AIA Buffalo/Western New York
Geoffrey Warner	AIA St. Paul
Martha Werenfels	AIA Rhode Island
Yann Weymouth	AIA Tampa Bay
Gregory Wiedemann	AIA Washington DC

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