AIA College of Fellows Western Mountain Region (AIA COF WMR) 2024 rNewsletter by AIA_COF_WMR

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INAUGURAL NEWSLETTER 2024 THE AWARDS ISSUE

Victor Ogyay FAIA Brad Tomecek, FAIA Ron Abo, FAIA

ARIZONA

James Abell, FAIA

Charles Albanese, FAIA

RIchard Anderson, FAIA

Wilfred Blessing, FAIA

H. Maynard Blumer, FAIA

Jason Boyer, FAIA

David Brotman, FAIA

Harvey Bryan FAIA

Barbara Bryson, FAIA

John Burcher, FAIA

Wendell Burnette, FAIA

Gerald Clark, FAIA

Jack DeBartolo, FAIA

Jack DeBartolo Jr., FAIA

John Douglas, FAIA

Lawrence Enyart, FAIA

Melissa Farling, FAIA

Anthony Floyd, FAIA

Dean Graves, FAIA

Robert Hershberger, FAIA

Marlene Imirzian, FAIA

Diane Jacobs, FAIA

Edward Jones, FAIA

Neal Jones, FAIA

Rick Joy, FAIA

John Kane, FAIA

Stephen Kirk, FAIA

Mark Kranz, FAIA

Richard Loope, FAIA

Edward T. Marley, FAIA

Frank Mascia, FAIA

Thomas Moon, FAIA

Christina Moss, FAIA

Edward Nelson, FAIA

Jimmie Nunn, FAIA

William Otwell, FAIA

Patrick Panetta, FAIA

Bryce Pearsall, FAIA

Penny Posedly, FAIA

Thomas Posedly, FAIA

Patrick Rehse, FAIA

Wellington Reiter, FAIA

August Reno, FAIA

James Richard, FAIA

Mark Ryan, FAIA

James Rydeen, FAIA

Constantine Sakellar, FAIA

David Scheatzle, FAIA

Herbert Schneider, FAIA

Robert Smith, FAIA

Arlen Solochek, FAIA

Ed Soltero, FAIA

Morris Stein, FAIA

Vernon Swaback, FAIA

Douglas Sydnor, FAIA

Henry Tom, FAIA

Bruce Toman, FAIA

Richard Varda, FAIA

Mark Vinson, FAIA

Les Wallach, FAIA

Angela Watson, FAIA

Philip Weddle, FAIA

Paul Winslow, FAIA

* deceased 2023

** deceased 2024

COLORADO

Ron Abo, FAIA

Nanon Anderson, FAIA

Thomas Anglewicz, FAIA

Will Babbington, FAIA

David Ballast, FAIA

David Barrett, FAIA

William Bechhoeffer, FAIA

Karl Berg, FAIA

James Bershof, FAIA

Donald Bertram, FAIA

Michael Brendle, FAIA

Sarah Broughton, FAIA

Sarah Brown, FAIA

Bradley Buchanan, FAIA

Amy Burkett, FAIA

Glenn Carels, FAIA

Brian Chafee, FAIA

Dean Chambliss, FAIA

John Cottle, FAIA

Charles Cunniffe, FAIA

Gary Desmond, FAIA

Don Dethlefs, FAIA

Cornelius “Kin” DuBois, FAIA

Richard Farley, FAIA

Curtis Fentress, FAIA

Alan Ford, FAIA

Thomas Fridstein, FAIA

Larry Friedberg, FAIA

Gregory Friesen, FAIA

Alan Gass, FAIA

Cheri Gerou, FAIA

Phillip Gerou, FAIA

Greg Gidez, FAIA

Christopher Green, FAIA

Thomas Harvey, FAIA

Daniel Havekost, FAIA

Michael Holtz, FAIA

George Hoover, FAIA

Paul Hutton, FAIA

Jack Jones, FAIA

Ned Kirschbaum, FAIA

Brian Klipp, FAIA

James Knight, FAIA

Robert Kronewitter, FAIA

Scott Latimer, FAIA

James Leggitt, FAIA

Scott Lindenau, FAIA

Pamela Loeffelman, FAIA

Stephen Loos, FAIA

Deborah Lucking, FAIA

Ronald Mason, FAIA

Dan Mitchell, FAIA

Mary Morissette, FAIA

Andrew Nielsen, FAIA

Christopher Nims, FAIA

Victor Olgyay, FAIA

Jeffrey Olson, FAIA

Frederick Petersen, FAIA

Robert Root, FAIA

Herbert Roth, FAIA

Tania Salgado, FAIA

Christopher Shears, FAIA

Marvin Sparn, FAIA

Sherwood Stockwell, FAIA

Keat Tan, FAIA

David Tryba, FAIA

COLORADO continued

Richard von Luhrte, FAIA

Brad Tomecek, FAIA

Randall Vosbeck, FAIA

Michael Winters, FAIA

Norman Wirkler, FAIA

John Yaw, FAIA

John Yonushewski, FAIA

Alan Ziegel, FAIA

IDAHO

Glen Berry, FAIA

Ernest Lombard, FAIA

Jack Smith, FAIA

MONTANA

Shannon Christensen, FAIA

Randy Hafer, FAIA

Chre LeClair, FAIA

James McDonald, FAIA

Andrew Vernooy, FAIA

NEVADA

Yvonne Asken, FAIA

Joan Blumenfeld, FAIA

Gregory Erny, FAIA

Robert Fielden, FAIA

Craig Galati, FAIA

J. Windom Kimsey, FAIA

John R. Klai II, FAIA*

Charles Kubat, FAIA

Eric Roberts, FAIA

Thomas Schoeman, FAIA

Bradley Schultz, FAIA

William Snyder, FAIA

Jonathan Sparer, FAIA

R. Brandon Sprague, FAIA

Eric Strain, FAIA

Edward Vance, FAIA

NEW MEXICO

Jon Anderson, FAIA

Isaac Benton, FAIA

Terrance Brown, FAIA

Robert Calvani, FAIA

C. Robert Campbell, FAIA**

Edith Cherry, FAIA

Donald Dwore, FAIA

Glenn Fellows, FAIA

Leslie Gallery-Dilworth, FAIA

Van Gilbert, FAIA

Jess Holmes, FAIA

Robert Jones, FAIA

Rena Klein, FAIA

Don May, FAIA

Edward Mazria, FAIA

NEW MEXICO continued

William Neuhaus III, FAIA

Paul Oles, FAIA

Robert Peters, FAIA

Antoine Predock, FAIA**

Richard Pugh, FAIA

Tina Reames, FAIA

Mark Rohde, FAIA

William Sabatini, FAIA

Roger Schluntz, FAIA

Beverly Spears, FAIA

UTAH

David Brems, FAIA

Franklin Ferguson, FAIA

David Hart, FAIA

Robert Herman, FAIA

Jeanne Jackson, FAIA

Roger Jackson, FAIA

Kevin Miller, FAIA

William Miller, FAIA

Gordon Mills, FAIA

Anne Mooney, FAIA

Prescott Muir, FAIA

James Nielson, FAIA

Gary Payne, FAIA

Allen Roberts, FAIA

Brenda Scheer, FAIA

Soren Simonson, FAIA

Edward Smith, FAIA

Stephen Smith, FAIA

John Sparano, FAIA

RK Stewart, FAIA

Michael Stransky, FAIA

Bryan Turner, FAIA

WYOMING

John Carney, FAIA

Stephen Dynia, FAIA

Bruce Hawtin, FAIA

Fred Hynek, FAIA

did you know

That is 1 Fellow for every 4,132 square miles. :

The AIA College of Fellows Western Mountain Region has 209 Fellows.

In 2021 the population of the Western Mountain Region was 25,514,320.

That is 1 Fellow for every 122,078 residents.

The geographic area of the Western Mountain Region is 863,565 square miles.

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WELCOME!

AIA COLLEGE OF FELLOWS

WESTERN MOUNTAIN REGION

REPRESENTATIVES

Jonathan Sparer, FAIA

COF WMR Senior Representative

AIA COF NV Fellows Representative

WMR Pettigrew Legacy Fellow

Gregory M. Friesen, FAIA

COF WMR Junior Representative

AIA COF CO Fellows Representative Editor, COF WMR Newsletter

Jack DeBartolo III, FAIA AIA COF AZ Representative

Jack Smith, FAIA

AIA COF ID Co Representative

Glen Berry, FAIA AIA COF ID CoRepresentative

Andrew Vernooy, FAIA

AIA COF MT Representative

Glenn Fellows, FAIA

AIA COF NM CoRepresentative

Tina M. Reames, FAIA

AIA COF NM CoRepresentative

Roger P. Jackson, FAIA

AIA COF UT Representative

John Carney, FAIA

AIA COF WY Representative

EX OFFICIO

Danielle Hurd AIA COF WMR Advisor

Stu Pettit, FAIA AIA CO National Representative

Jeanne Jackson, FAIA AIA COF Bursar

This is the inaugural issue of the AIA College of Fellows Western Mountain Region (COF WMR) newsletter, and the first annual Awards Issue.

The COF WMR represents all the AIA Fellows in Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming.

Our purpose is to foster professional growth and interaction, promote mentorship of young architects in the AIA, and recognize outstanding design and professional achievement among the AIA members in our region.

Reach out to us - we’re here to help!

did you know

The AIA College of Fellows Western Mountain Region Inaugural Design Conference will be held concurrently with the AIA Colorado Practice & Design Conference in Keystone, Colorado November 13-15 2024. See you there!

https://aiacolorado.org/event-calendar/2024-aia-colorado-practice-design-conference/

supporting our NAAB architecture programs, students, graduates, and future architects

ARIZONA

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

The Design School, Architecture Program http://design.asu.edu/

THE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE https://www.tsoa.edu/

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA School of Architecture http://capla.arizona.edu

COLORADO

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, DENVER College of Architecture and Planning http://www.architectureplanning.ucdenver.edu

IDAHO

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO Architecture Program http://www.uidaho.edu/caa/architecture

MONTANA

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY School of Architecture

http://www.arch.montana.edu/

NEVADA

UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS School of Architecture

http://architecture.unlv.edu/

NEW MEXICO

UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO School of Architecture and Planning

http://architecture.unm.edu/

UTAH

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH School of Architecture

http://soa.cap.utah.edu/

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these

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the places where you will find us

did you know

The AIA College of Fellows Western Mountain Region includes 33 Metropolitan Statistical Areas (MSA).

The largest is the Denver Aurora Lakewood MSA with 49 Fellows or 23% of the WMR COF.

The second largest is the Phoenix Mesa Chandler MSA with 21 Fellows or 10% of the WMR COF.

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in the news

There were 6 new Western Mountain Fellows in 2023 .

Ron Abo, FAIA

Colorado

Congratulations!

Through civic action, leadership, and design, Ron Abo engages marginalized communities to make a difference in the lives of the underrepresented and underserved and to advocate for social equity, justice, diversity, and inclusiveness.

Anne Mooney, FAIA

Utah

Victor Olgyay, FAIA

Colorado

James Richard, FAIA

Arizona

Anne Mooney has crafted a career dedicated to exploratory processes and meaningful architecture responsive to context, culture and community in both her practice and as an educator and mentor for an emerging generation of professionals.

Victor Olgyay’s practice advances low-carbon architecture internationally to build a climate responsible future. His professional influence extends to high performance buildings, thought leadership, research, education, and public advocacy for a resilient, climate-conscious built environment.

With broad ranging architectural experience, James Richard has specialized expertise in the design of teaching laboratories, classroom buildings, higher education, and academic research buildings. His design process lends itself to multi-discipline clients. Jim’s ability to integrate user needs and engineering requirements into the design of the facility is quite successful.

R. Brandon

Sprague, FAIA

Nevada

Brad Tomecek, FAIA

Colorado

Dedicated to enriching communities, Brandon Sprague empowers organizations to enact social transformation through design excellence. His practice is founded in equality of service and team participation for clients to uplift their missions and society.

Brad Tomecek’s nationally recognized work focuses on the poetics of design with the ultimate goal of beauty. His innovative explorations inspire alternative construction methods and become reference points to further the building industry at large.

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in the news

There were 3 new Western Mountain Fellows in 2024 .

Congratulations!

Will Babbington, FAIA

Colorado

Object 2: To advance the science and art of planning and building by advancing the standards of practice.

Will Babbington shares technologically-advanced strategies for architectural enclosure, enabling collaborators award-winning latitude in their design vision and advancing the Profession’s insight into sustainability and energy efficiency.

Shannon Christensen, FAIA

Montana

Object 3: To coordinate the building industry, and the profession of architecture.

Shannon Christensen supports future and emerging architects by ensuring that licensure, AIA engagement, and education opportunities are accessible, relevant, and equitable, recognizing each individual’s unique experience and continually examining and improving the profession’s essential structures.

Edward T. Marley, FAIA

Southern Arizona

Object 3: To coordinate the building industry, and the profession of architecture.

Throughout his career, Ed Marley has advocated for broadening accessible pathways to architectural licensure,leadership, and education with the goal of creating a more inclusive, equitable, and diverse profession.

did you know

The investiture for Will, Shannon and Ed into the College of Fellows will be at the 2024 AIA Conference on Architecture & Design June 5-8 in Washington D.C.

Investiture Ceremony will be Thursday, June 6 2:00pm

Please plan to attend!

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AIA IDAHO

in the news

Congratulations to Jack Smith, FAIA recipient of the AIA Idaho Gold Medal!

AWARDS

At AIA Idaho’s state conference of architects, held every two years, architect Jack Smith, FAIA, was awarded the AIA Idaho Gold Medal of Honor. This highest honor given by AIA Idaho recognizes an architect for “their body of work, lasting contributions, theory and practice in the field of architecture.” This was the only gold medal awarded since its inception in 2000. That medal was given to the late Charles Hummel, FAIA, a well-known and distinguished architect from Boise.

At the conference held in Boise on September 29th, the chairman of the Idaho Fellowship and Honors Committee, Glen Berry, FAIA, quoted Pulitzer Prize winning architectural critic Allan Temko with remarks apropos to Smith, “ When one sees his work in California and elsewhere, perfectly at home in different terrains, it is clear that he is not primarily a regional architect, but a far reaching designer of national and even international outlook, including a long glance at Japan, who responds to the needs of specific sites and communities with rare sensitivity and grace.”

Smith was elevated to “fellow” FAIA, in the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows in 1996, a national honor that less than 3% of architects in the nation achieve. He was elevated to fellow in category one, design, “For notable contributions to the aesthetic, scientific, and practical efficiency of architecture.”

Jack Smith is both a practitioner and educator, he holds a doctorate degree in architecture with an underpinning in philosophy. He has received numerous honors and awards in both architecture and academia. Recently retired from a teaching professorship at Montana State University, he has returned to full time practice here in Ketchum and Sun Valley.

Jack Smith, FAIA Idaho

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New Mexico

AWARDS in the news

Congratulations to Beverly Spears, FAIA recipient of the AIA New Mexico Lifetime Achievement Medal!

Beverly Spears, FAIA New Mexico

This honor recognizes Beverly’s lasting contribution to the profession and the AIA New Mexico architectural community.

Beverley Spears, FAIA is a practicing architect with a focus on regional contemporary design, and a longtime resident of Santa Fe.

Her award-winning firm specializes in a sustainable commercial and residential design, urban design, and historic preservation.

Her abiding interest in preservation and celebration of historic elements in our built environment has resulted in two published volumes: American Adobes (UNM Press, 1987) explores vernacular architecture throughout Northern New Mexico and Early Churches of Mexico: An Architect’s View (UNM Press, 2017) presents a refreshing new look at the sixteenth century church complexes built in central Mexico.

In 2002, Spears was elevated to the national College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects, and in 2003, the Old Santa Fe Association honored her “for her contributions to the character and traditions of Santa Fe.”

Spears Horn Architects, her architecture firm, has received numerous design awards from the city of Santa Fe, the state of New Mexico, and the American Institute of Architects.

Beverly is recipient of the 2002 Governor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts

https://artsawards.newmexicoculture.org/search.php?view=detail&year=2022&id=340 https://exconventosmexico.com/home/about-the-author/

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AIA New Mexico AWARDS

Congratulations to Steve Alano, AIA recipient of the AIA New Mexico Architect Medal!

Steve Alano, AIA New Mexico

Steven Alano, AIA is a native New Mexican that is proud to have been raised, educated, and practice within the Land of Enchantment.

Steven is a graduate of the University of New Mexico, earning both a pre-professional and professional degree from the School of Architecture and Planning. After graduating from the University of New Mexico, he went to work for a respected educational design and planning firm, Greer Stafford/SJCF Architecture. Steven honed his skills to stand as an example to our profession of the complete, technically-adept, and socially responsible architect.

He has excelled at crafting thorough specifications, drawing rational and constructable details, and leading and mentoring junior staff. Steven has been involved and personally led millions of dollars’ worth of school projects, ranging in scope from early childhood development to K-12 to higher education. This experience has proven invaluable as he continued his architectural career in educational and other types of community-use projects.

Early in his career, Steven served in numerous AIA positions, gaining experience in working with people, meeting challenges of the profession, and providing leadership in various circumstances. He has demonstrated his commitment to the profession and statewide community by bringing the skills to enhance every tier of burgeoning and established architect.

Steven has challenged the profession to address issues and made sure to include individual opinions from across local chapters. Through his demonstrated leadership, he has gained the respect of many of New Mexico’s local architects. His enthusiasm, experience, and dedication to the profession is evidence of merit for this most prestigious award.

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AIA New Mexico AWARDS REGION

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Congratulations to James Horn, AIA recipient of the AIA New Mexico Architect Medal!

James Horn, AIA President / Principal SPEARS HORN ARCHITECTS

New Mexico

James has been involved in the architectural profession for 39 years, since first assisting clients with permit drawings beginning in 1984, and later developing a refined design and community sensibility, and eventually operating a thriving architecture business in Santa Fe.

James is devoted to the advancement of the field of architecture, through his profound attention to detail and the careful understanding of issues effecting high-desert communities such as reduced water usage, the threat of forest fires, and increased populations within our sensitive terrain and resources.

James is aware and engaged in our region’s continual urban challenges, educating our youth and addressing continual behavioral health concerns, and understanding and preserving our communities’ critical historical and cultural elements.

James has always been connected to the greater community with numerous socially responsible volunteer efforts, and pursuing work that can help improve the health, education, and welfare of his surroundings.

NOMINATION

Nominated by John Padilla, AIA of the AIA Santa Fe Chapter and Principal of Padilla Architect, Santa Fe, NM.

Additional Letter of Support from Carlos Jimenez, Principal at Carlos Jimenez Studio, Houston, TX and Professor at Rice University School of Architecture.

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AIA UTAH AWARDS

Congratulations to Roger Jackson, FAIA recipient of the AIA Utah Bronze Medal!

Roger Jackson, FAIA Utah

This honor recognizes Roger’s lasting contribution to the profession and the AIA Utah architectural community.

Roger believes architecture really is about the people who live in, work in, and inhabit the buildings. His nearly 40-year career has focused on traditional design, and he is a sought-after expert.

Roger has made a significant contribution to architectural practice in the architectural community in Utah. With his technical expertise, historical knowledge, and enhanced comprehension of space, he has influenced the design and construction of numerous buildings, shaping the spaces we inhabit in Salt Lake City and abroad. He has a unique ability to effortlessly communicate his thoughts through the simple tools of pen, ink, and paper. This talent has led to several collaborative partnerships within the design community and gained him the respect and admiration of his colleagues and emerging professionals.

With a distinct tone of thoughtfulness, he has led FFKR through several years of successful practice. He has also found the time to work on several AIA endeavors, including his current work bringing together FAIA members in the Intermountain West to collaborate and plan events to enhance the community at large.

Roger is recipient of the 2020 Bybee Prize from The Natural Stone Institute.

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AIA WYOMING AWARDS

Congratulations to Lyle T. Murtha, AIA recipient of the AIA Wyoming Silver Medal!

Lyle T. Murtha, AIA Wyoming

The Silver Medal is the highest honor presented by AIA Wyoming. It recognizes an individual who has made significant contributions to the institute, the profession and the citizens of Wyoming, their community, and has transcended local boundaries in making these contributions.

Mr. Murtha has over 32 years of architectural experience. He is the founding principal and the majority shareholder of Stateline No. 7 Architects for the past nineteen years, a firm that has evolved as a go-to firm for public entities and particularly for State and public developments in Casper and other regional towns.

Lyle is driven to provide clients the most flexible building plans so that their life is extended beyond the typical building span and to maintain a Wyoming “vernacular” to the design that is comforting and familiar to the users as well as timeless in its rendition.

Lyle’s background is diverse and includes numerous health care, state and municipal projects, including several projects with combined health department, board of directors’ oversight, and multi-disciplined consulting teams.

Lyle is very hands-on and is personally involved with each and every project produced by the firm.

C. Robert Campbell, FAIA

New Mexico

August 28, 1934 - January 17, 2024

C. Robert Campbell, FAIA was a distinguished architect and a significant figure in the field. He served as the 2002-2003 President of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). His contributions extended beyond his presidency, as he provided leadership to several committees within NCARB, including the Procedures and Documents, Examination, and Professional Conduct committees. Additionally, he served on the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB) Board of Directors as a director and treasurer.

Throughout his career, Campbell made substantial impacts. He was a consultant to BDA Architecture PC, an Albuquerque-based architectural firm specializing in veterinary facilities and advanced technology campuses. Prior to joining BDA Architecture, he served as the principal of Stevens Mallory Pearl & Campbell Architects, where he began his tenure in 1955. His influence extended beyond practice; in 1996-1997, Campbell co-authored the “Handbook for New Mexico Building Officials”, and in 1999, he co-authored the “New Mexico Architectural License Act”.

Campbell received recognition for his outstanding contributions. He was honored with his state board’s Award of Distinction for service to the profession of architecture and received the Distinguished Alumni Award from the University of New Mexico School of Architecture and Planning. In 2000, he became the first recipient of AIA New Mexico’s Medal for Leadership, Ethics, and Mentoring, and in 2006, he was awarded the organization’s Lifetime Achievement Medal. His legacy continued with AIA Albuquerque’s Lifetime Achievement Award in 2010. *

https://www.ncarb.org/press/memoriam-ncarbpast-president-c-robert-campbell-faia

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IN MEMORIUM REGION

Antoine Predock, FAIA

New Mexico

June 24, 1936 – March 2, 2024

Antoine Samuel Predock was an American architect based in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He was the principal of Antoine Predock Architect PC, the studio he founded in 1967.

Predock first gained national attention with the La Luz community in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The first national design competition he won was held by the Nelson Fine Arts Center at Arizona State University. Predock’s work includes the Turtle Creek House, built in 1993 for bird enthusiasts along a prehistoric trail in Texas, the Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery at Skidmore College, and a new ballpark for the San Diego Padres, the Petco Park. He also worked on international sites such as the National Palace Museum Southern Branch in Southern Taiwan and the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

International Fellow, Royal Institute of British Architects (2015)

Fellow, Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (2014)

Senior Fellow, Design Futures Council (2010)

Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum Lifetime Achievement Award (2007)

AIA Gold Medal (2006)

Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, University of Minnesota (2001)

New Mexico Governor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts (1989)

Fellow, American Academy in Rome (1985)

William Kinne Fellows Traveling Prize, Columbia University (1962-63)

Predock said his design was highly influenced by his connection to New Mexico. *

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoine_Predock

https://bahga-sarbjit.medium.com/in-memoriam-antoinepredocks-legacy-of-contextual-architecture-dedc249d3b41

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AIA Hawaii

THE AIA MEDALS

did you

know

The AIA Hawaii Medal of Honor is a joint award bestowed by the State chapter and the Hawaii Architectural Foundation. First given in 1998, the recipient is selected by AIA Hawaii Past Presidents.

The medal is produced by ESCO, formerly known as the Erffmeyer & Son Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In place of a neck ribbon, the Medal of Honor is supended from a lei made from nuts of the Kukui, the Hawaii State Tree. A custom-designed koa wood plaque is engraved with the recipient’s name and year of award, and has been designed to also serve as a mount on which the Medal can be displayed.

Daniel G. Chun, FAIA wearing both the AIA College of Fellows Medal and the AIA Hawaii Medal of Honor at the 2023 AIA National Convention in San Francisco, California

Kukui Nut Tree, the Hawaii State Tree The AIA Hawaii Medal of Honor

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OUR AIA MEDALS

The AIA College of Fellows Medal has long been produced by the Erffmeyer & Son Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, which was originally founded in 1934. Known today as ESCO, it has produced other AIA medals including ones for AIA New York, AIA Alabama, AIA Hawaii, AIA Dallas, AIA Utah, AIA New Mexico, the AIA Northwest and Pacific Region Medal of Honor, among others.

In 2023 the AIA College of Fellows Western Mountain Region (AIA COF WMR) under the direction of two Regional Representatives and State Representatives from the eight States in the Region, have begun the process of designing a new AIA COF WMR medal. We hope to award it to an honored recipient in 2024.

AIA Idaho Award of Honor Jack Smith, FAIA AIA New Mexico Architect Medal Steve Alano, AIA James Horn, AIA AIA New Mexico Silver Medal for Lifetime Achievement Beverly Spears, FAIA AIA Utah Bronze Medal Roger Jackson, FAIA AIA Wyoming Silver Medal Lyle T. Murtha, AIA

COMPONENT MEDALS

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Silver Medal

that “I was not paid for the model, of that I am quite certain, and I can’t recall having any problems making the model. Try sculpting a 14 foot tall monument for problems (referring to a large bronze sculpture she sculpted and cast at the Shidoni Foundry). The only problem was finding a jeweler to cast the medal in silver.”

Recipients

1978 by architect-sculptor, Mexico. Quasthoff Fe, as the architect who completing the design and remembers “spending a very warm silversmith who would take on thus decided to have the says “I checked my 1978 paid Mr. Ross Lew Allen, a thought perhaps that he had model.”

1979 George Sprinkle, FAIA

1979 Walter Zick, AIA

Contrary to what Lew Allen said to Quasthoff, an October 11, 1978, Denver Daily Journal article, “New Medal to be Given,“ references the WMR Silver Medal and records that

1980 DeVon Carlson, FAIA

1980 Van Dorn Hooker, AIA

“Ross Lew Allen will cast it in silver.” The article also states “the medal will be the region’s highest award and will be presented at the region’s annual awards banquet. The medal may be awarded for superiority in design; service to the public or the profession, education, literature, architectural and cultural preservation; or other fields.” The article goes on to state, “This year’s jury is the AIA regional council—the presidents of all WMR components—chaired by Gerald Clark, Regional Director.”

Contrary to what Lew Allen said to Quasthoff, an October 11, 1978, Denver Daily Journal article, “New Medal to be Given,“ references the WMR Silver Medal and records that

1983 George C. Pearl, FAIA

1984 John Anderson, FAIA (CO)

1986 Art Brown, FAIA (AZ)

1987 Robert L. Bliss, AIA

A History of the Silver Medal

Contrary to what Lew Allen said to Quasthoff, an October 11, 1978, Denver Daily Journal article, “New Medal to be Given,“ references the WMR Silver Medal and records that

The historic Western Mountain Region Silver Medal

1994 John B. Rogers, FAIA

1995 Cab Childress, FAIA

a photo of the medal, but he not made it. Quasthoff said, handled the future castings” and

1995 Fredric Benedict, FAIA

1996 Les Wallach, FAIA (AZ)

1997 Jack Debartolo, FAIA (AZ)

1998 Robert Fielden, FAIA

Early concept medal design incorporating the six states of the region.

1999 Pat Rehse, FAIA (AZ)

Early concept medal design incorporating the six states of the region.

2000 Terrance J. Brown, FAIA (NM)

2001 Marvin Sparn, FAIA (CO)

2002 Phillip H. Gerou, FAIA (CO)

2003 Michael Stransky, FAIA (UT)

The WMR Silver Medal was created in 1978 by architect-sculptor, Donna Quasthoff, AIA, of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Quasthoff attributes John McHugh, FAIA, of Santa Fe, as the architect who asked her to “sculpt the medal.” After completing the design and mold, Quasthoff says that she remembers “spending a very warm day in Albuquerque trying to find a silversmith who would take on the project but was unsuccessful.” She thus decided to have the first medal cast in Santa Fe. Quasthoff says “I checked my 1978 checkbook record and noticed that I had paid Mr. Ross Lew Allen, a Santa Fe jewelry designer, $89.00, and thought perhaps that he had made the silver cast from my plastic model.”

Early concept medal design incorporating

the six states of the region.

AIA Western Mountain Region Silver Medal Recipients 1979 - 2018

2005 Bradley Schulz, AIA (NV)

2007 Dennis Humphries, AIA (CO)

1979 George Sprinkle, FAIA

1979 Walter Zick, AIA

2009 Windom Kimsey, FAIA (NV)

1980 DeVon Carlson, FAIA

2010 Curtiss Fentress, FAIA (CO)

1980 Van Dorn Hooker, AIA

One of Quasthoff’s early design concepts included placement of an AIA logo lapel pin with the eagle and spread wings in front of a Greek Doric column placed within the arching loop at the top of the medal. Ultimately, she decided to forgo the logo’s inclusion, leaving a strong, uncluttered medallion design. No medals with the AIA pin were awarded. From the Denver Daily Journal article, it is apparent Lew Allen cast the first two medals awarded in 1979. There is no record of him casting the next five medals, awarded from 1980 to 1986. However, Fred Hynek, FAIA, 1982-1986 WMR Treasurer (treasurer’s order for the medal), remembered that John Conron, FAIA, FASID, of Santa Fe was the person called when a new medal was to be awarded during that

2011 Lawrence Enyart, FAIA (AZ)

2012 Ric Licata, FAIA (NV)

No Recipient No Recipient

2013 John R. Klai II, AIA (NV)

1983 George C. Pearl, FAIA

2014 Edward A. Vance, FAIA (NV)

1984 John Anderson, FAIA (CO)

No Recipient

2015 Tania Salgado, FAIA (CO)

2016 Jeanne Jackson, FAIA (UT)

1986 Art Brown, FAIA (AZ)

2017 Jeffrey Sheppard, AIA (CO)

1987 Robert L. Bliss, FAIA (UT)

2018 John Padilla, AIA (NM)

1988-1993 No Recipients

1994 John B. Rogers, FAIA (CO)

Contrary to what 11, 1978, Denver Given,“ references

Quasthoff stated she showed Lew Allen a photo of the medal, but he said he was “quite certain” that he had not made it. Quasthoff said, “I think another architect must have handled the future castings” and

second, and ﬁnal casting of the WMR Silver Medal

First, second,

1995 Cab Childress, FAIA (CO)

1995 Fredric Benedict, FAIA

1996 Les Wallach, FAIA (AZ)

1997 Jack Debartolo, FAIA (AZ)

1998 Robert Fielden, FAIA

1999 Pat Rehse, FAIA (AZ)

2000 Terrance J. Brown, FAIA (NM)

2001 Marvin Sparn, FAIA (CO)

2002 Phillip H. Gerou, FAIA (CO)

2003 Michael Stransky, FAIA (UT)

2004 No Recipient

2005 Bradley Schulz, AIA (NV)

2006 No Recipient

2007 Dennis Humphries, AIA (CO)

2008 No Recipient

2009 Windom Kimsey, FAIA (NV)

2010 Curtiss Fentress, FAIA (CO)

2011 Lawrence Enyart, FAIA (AZ)

2012 Ric Licata, FAIA (NV)

2013 John R. Klai II, AIA (NV)

2014 Edward A. Vance, FAIA (NV)

2015 Tania Salgado, FAIA (CO)

2016 Jeanne Jackson, FAIA (UT)

2017 Jeffrey Sheppard, AIA (CO)

2018 John Padilla, AIA (NM)

period. Conron’s partner, Roy Woods, said they had a small office and he could hear all the yearly conversations Conron had regarding ordering new medals. So, one can surmise that Conron worked with Lew Allen for the next five medals, since they both lived and worked in Santa Fe. Hynek said the WMR officers decided in 1986 to take over the responsibility of ordering and casting the medal and that he and Al Cook, AIA, 1989-1990 WMR Treasurer, were charged with searching for a new silversmith. They contracted with the Eagle Bronze Foundry, owned by Monte Paddleford, in Lander Wyoming to cast the medals shortly after 1986.The Silver Medal was first awarded in 1979 to Walter Zick, AIA, Las Vegas, NV and George Sprinkle,

Hynek said the WMR officers decided in 1986 to take over the responsibility of ordering and casting the medal and that he and Al Cook, AIA, 1989-1990 WMR Treasurer, were charged with searching for a new silversmith. They contracted with the Eagle Bronze Foundry, owned by Monte Paddleford, in Lander Wyoming to cast the medals shortly after 1986.The Silver Medal was first awarded in 1979 to Walter Zick, AIA, Las Vegas, NV and George Sprinkle,

The AIA Western Mountain Region Silver Medal was designed by Donna Quastoff, AIA of Santa Fe, New Mexico. An early design included the eagle with spread wings and Greek Doric column of the classic AIA logo. The final design, cast by Santa Fe jeweller Ross Lew Allen, did not include the classic AIA logo.

did you know

The Colorado Chapter of the AIA was formed in 1892 and was the first group of architects in the AIA COF Western Mountain Region.

In 1913 Wyoming and New Mexico were included in the Chapter. Utah was added in 1916 then became an independent Chapter in 1921 and at that time it included parts of southern Idaho.

In 1922 the National Executive Committee formed national regions. In 1927 the Western Mountain District was created. It included Washington, Montana, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah and Alaska - but not Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico or Colorado.

Source: “WMR @ 60:Sixty Years of the Western Mountain Region” pp. 46-47

Early medal incorporating the six the region.

Wyoming and New Mexico separated from the Colorado Chapter in 1947.

One of Quasthoff’s placement of an wings in front of arching loop at to forgo the logo’s medallion design. From the Denver Allen cast the first record of him casting 1980 to 1986. However, Treasurer (treasurer’s John Conron, FAIA, called when a new that “I was not and I can’t recall sculpting a 14 foot a large bronze sculpture Foundry). The only medal in silver.”

The National Executive Committee regrouped and renamed the regions in 1959. It is at this time that the AIA Western Mountain Region (AIA WMR), as it was most recently known, was formed. It included six states: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Utah and Wyoming. The AIA WMR thrived for sixty years until it was dissolved.

In 2023, a group of Fellows from the original AIA WMR states and ones from Idaho and Montana, formed the AIA College of Fellows Western Mountain Region.

Source: “WMR @ 60:S ixty Years of the Western Mountain Region” pp. 46-47, Phil Gerou FAIA

architect-sculptor, who

Medal

and warm on the 1978 Allen, a he had but he said, castings” and

47 Canyon; NM

and ﬁnal casting of the WMR Silver Medal

NM07 Chaco Canyon; NM First, second, and ﬁnal of the WMR Silver Medal

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Chaco Canyon; NM

First,

WESTERN MOUNTAIN FELLOWS

The NEW AIA College of Fellows

Western Mountain Region

Silver Medal

The American Institute of Architects Western Mountain Region Silver Medal was awarded to thirty-one recipients over forty years.

in 2023 the AIA COF WMR Regional and State Representatives acknowledged that with the dissolution of the open membership* AIA Western Mountain Region, and the addition of two new States - Idaho and Montana - the now historic Silver Medal can no longer be used.

With the inauguaration of the AIA COF WMR by the Fellows** in all eight States of the new region, a new Silver Medal is needed.

The new AIA COF WMR Silver Medal will be representative of the eight states in the region, and will include an opal (mined in Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming) and turquoise (mined in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada and Utah).

Our goal is to award the first, new AIA COF WMR Silver Medal at our inaugural conference in 2024.

* AIA “open membership” refers to basic requirements of licensure and payment of dues

** “Fellow” refers to open membership PLUS admittance to the AIA College of Fellows through a rigorous nomination, review process for elevation to the College.

AZ CO ID MT NM NV UT WY

REGION

AIA COF WMR 2024 Conference

did you know

There are over 152,775 Architects employed in the United States

23.3% are women 16% are Asian

11.8% are Latino

2.3% are Black or African American

0.4% are American Indian and Alaskan Native

November 13-15 2024 in Keystone, Colorado

The AIA COF WMR Inaugural Conference will be held concurrently with the AIA Colorado Practice & Design Conference.

Special events for us will include:

2024 AIA COF WMR Design and Honor Awards

2024 AIA COF WMR Silver Medal Award

Announcement of the 2024 Jason Pettigrew “Meet and Greet” Cocktail Reception with the AIA COF WMR and AIA Colorado Fellows.

Please plan to attend!

A Call for Entries for Design Awards and Registration Information will follow.

https://aiacolorado.org/event-calendar/2024-aia-colorado-practice-design-conference/

Note: Keystone, Colorado is at elevation 9,280 feet.

WESTERN MOUNTAIN FELLOWS

AIA COF WMR AWARDS REGION

Silver Medal

Award of Distinction

The Silver Medal recognizes an individual who has made significantcontributions to the institute, profession and the citizens of the AIA College of Fellows Western Mountain Region, their community, and who has transcended local boundaries in making these contributions. It is the highest honor awarded to architects in the eight state region.

This award recognizes those individuals and organizations outside the AIA membership category of Architect, who have recorded, illustrated or contributed to a better understanding and interpretation of awareness in the AIA College of Fellows Western Mountain Region.

This award recognizes the continuing collaboration among individuals in a firm who have produced distinguished architecture over a period of at least 10 years, and have madesignificant contributions to the Institute, the profession and their community, and have transcended their local boundaries in making these contributions.

This award recognizes the lasting value and timeless quality of outstanding architecture in the AIA College of Fellows Western Mountain Region.

This award recognizes those individuals, who at an early stage in their architectural career, have shown exceptional leadership in design, education and/or service to the profession.

Established in 2004, this memorial leadership scholarship in the name of the late Jason Pettigrew, Assoc. AIA has awarded monies to over 15 young professionals to further their leadership skills.

The Western Mountain Region celebrates design excellence by its member architects, in their projects both nationally and internationally.

AIA COF WMR Firm of the Year AIA COF WMR 25 Year Award AIA COF WMR A10 Forum Award AIA WMR Legacy Pettigrew Scholarship AIA WMR COF Design Awards AZ CO ID MT NM NV UT WY

Grand Canyon

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS 2023

HONOR AWARDS

Chairman’s Award

Robin Shambach, AIA BWS Architects, Tucson

Firm of the Year

coLAB studio

did you know

AIA Arizona has 62 Fellows

In 2023 the population of Arizona is 7,453,517

That is 1 Fellow for every 120,218 Arizona residents.

DISTINGUISHED ARCHITECTURE

Honor

Pima Dynamite Trailhead

Weddle Gilmore Architects

Maricopa County Justice Center & Adult Probation

Multistudio

Haven Gymnasium

DeBartolo Architects

Val de Oro National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center

Weddle Gilmore Architects

Formative Architecture

Merit

Southwestern College Math & Science Building

Imirzian Architects

Pinal County Attorney’s Office

DLR Group

Polaris

AU Design Studio

Tempe Micro Estates coLAB studio

ASU Fusion on First Studio Ma

Citation

Foothills Office Facade

Repp + McLain Design and Construction

Consulate General of the United States, Hyderabad India

Richard | Kennedy Architects

Casa de las Balaustradas

Jones Studio

COMPONENT DESIGN AWARD

Honor

Tonto Natural Bridge

Weddle Gilmore Architects

Merit

Lister Ranch Pool and Trellis

180 Degrees Design + Build

Citation

Elite Family Services - EPS Panels

180 Degrees Design + Build

Federico’s Restaurant

Merge Architectural Group

World of Concrete Pavilion

LAST Architects

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

Merit

Southwest Breast and Aesthetics

Wendell Burnette Architects

UNBUILT DESIGN AWARD

Citation

Central Arizona Project Water Education Center

Jones Studio

Moe’s Concrete

180 Degrees Design + Build

25 YEAR AWARD

Homolovi State Park Visitor Center

Jones Studio

PRACTICE CATEGORIES

AIA10 Award

Sara Yehia, AIA

Kenzy Architects

Shawn Swisher, AIA

Jones Studio

Associates Award

Ana Astiazaran, Associate AIA Corgan

Client Award

Arizona Cancer Foundation for Children Ava’s Treehouse Nominated by TriARC Architecture and Design

Design Pedagogy Award

Jose Amaya-Rosales AIA and Stephanie Lin, Associate AIA The School of Architecture Foundation Studio II

WESTERN MOUNTAIN FELLOWS

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS 2023

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS

2023 Chairman’s Award:

Robin Shambach, AIA BWS Architects, Tucson

2023 Presidential Citation: for co-teaching the AIA Arizona ARE Prep Courses

Andrea Hardy, AIA

Jonthan Peiffer, AIA

2023 Firm of the Year: coLAB studio

Maria Salenger, AIA Matthew Salenger, AIA

2023 Presidential Citation: for collaborative engagement at NOMA Arizona

Sarah Potzler, AIA

Shepley Bulfinch LGE Design Build Cunningham

2023 Presidential Citation: 2020 President AIA Arizona

Kathy Hancox, AIA

2023 Presidential Citation: 2020 - 2022

Secretary AIA Arizona

Rick McClain, AIA

Maurita Harris, AIA PHX Architecture

2023 Presidential Citation: for efforts to find solutions for homelessness in Tuscon

Michael Becherer, AIA Swaim Associates

WESTERN MOUNTAIN FELLOWS

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS

PRACTICE AWARDS

AIA10 Award

For an architect licensed no more than ten years, for exceptional leadership in the professional community and build environment through service to the community and to the AIA, as well through the quality of work completed professionally.

Sara Yehia, AIA Kenzy Architects Shawn Swisher, AIA Jones Studio

WESTERN MOUNTAIN FELLOWS

PRACTICE AWARDS

Associates Award

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS 2023

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS

For an Associate AIA member, for exceptional leadership in the professional community and build environment through service to the community and to the AIA, as well through the quality of work completed professionally.

Anna Astiazaran Associate AIA Corgan

Client Award

Recognition given to a client that makes a significant contribution to the quality of the built environment by underwriting, encouraging, and supporting good design. Eligible honorees are individuals, firms or institutions that have commissioned architectural design in Arizona.

Arizona Cancer Center for ChildrenAva’s Treehouse

Nominated by triARC Architecture and Design

Allied Choice Award

Nominated by an AIA Arizona Allied Member, the award recognizes and AIA Arizona architect or Associate member who collaborates closely with Allied Members to advance the profession.

Carlos Mureieta, AIA Merge Architectural Group

WESTERN MOUNTAIN FELLOWS

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS

PRACTICE AWARDS

Design Pedagogy Award

Given to an educator for teaching and/or pedagogical excellence in a course, studio, project, or other educational program.

Jose Amaya Rosales, AIA

Stephanie Lin, Associate AIA

The School of Architecture Foundation Studio II

Michael Kothke, AIA

“Making Meaning”

University of Arizona

WESTERN MOUNTAIN FELLOWS

PRACTICE AWARDS

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS 2023

AIA ARIZONA

AWARDS

Community Design Award

Recognition is given to a group or practice that includes or empowers a community in the conception, design, development and/or realization of the built environment.

Master of Architecture Students in 510E Design Studio

University of Arizona

Educator of the Year Award

Recognition is given to educators who demonstrate excellence in architectural education, advance the art and science of teaching design, and transmit to future generations a love of design and a pasion for the discipline.

Teresa Rosano, AIA

University of Arizona

WESTERN MOUNTAIN FELLOWS

PRACTICE AWARDS

SRP Sustainable Award

A special jury recognizes the entries in the Distinguished Architecture category that are to be commended specifically for sustainable design.

coLAB Studio

Tempe Micro Estates

Tempe, Arizona

Orcutt | Winslow

TSG Foundation Center for Spiritual Development

Scottsdale, Arizona

WESTERN MOUNTAIN FELLOWS

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS 2023

PRACTICE AWARDS

Goodwin Collaboration Award

Honoring the collaborative work of an owner/architect/contractor team that produces a project embodying design excellence, exhibiting outstanding craftsmanship, and serving the owner’s functional, financial, and aesthetic mission.

Shepley Bulfinch

Poster Mirto McDonald

Sundt Construction

University of Arizona Chemistry and The Commons Tucson, Arizona

coLAB studio 180 Degrees Design + Build

Tempe Micro Estates

Tempe, Arizona

2023

TWENTY-FIVE YEAR AWARD

Completed 1990

Jones Studio

Homolovi State Park Visitor Center

Winslow, Arizona

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS 2023

2023 Firm of the Year

coLAB Studio

Sierra Grande PreK-12 Blanca, Colorado

2023

Distinguished Architecture

HONOR

Weddle Gilmore Architects

Pima Dynamite Trailhead

Scottsdale, Arizona

2023

Distinguished Architecture

HONOR

Multistudio

Maricopa County

Justice Center & Adult Probation

Mesa, Arizona

HONOR

DeBartolo Architects

Haven Gymnasium

Glendale, Arizona

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS

2023

Distinguished Architecture

HONOR

Weddle Gilmore

Architects | Formative Architects

Val de Oro

National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center

Abuquerque, New Mexico

MERIT

Imirzian Architects

Southwestern College Math & Science Building

Chula Vista, California

MERIT

DLR Group

Pinal County Attorney’s Office

Florence, Arizona

AU Design Studio

MERIT Polaris Paradise Valley, Arizona

2023 Distinguished Architecture

2023

Distinguished Architecture

MERIT

coLAB studio

Tempe Micro Estates

Tempe, Arizona

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS 2023

2023

Distinguished Architecture

MERIT

Studio Ma

ASU Fusion on First Phoenix, Arizona

2023

Distinguished Architecture MERIT

Richard | Kennedy Architects

Consulate General of the United States Hyderabad, India

2023

Distinguished Architecture CITATION

Jones Studio

Casa de las Balustradas

Puerto Penasco, Sonora, Mexico

2023

Distinguished Architecture CITATION

Repp + McLain

Design and Construction

Foothills Office Facade Tuscon, Arizona

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS 2023

2023

Distinguished Architecture

MERIT

Studio Ma

ASU Fusion on First Phoenix, Arizona

2023

COMPONENT DESIGN AWARD HONOR

Weddle Gilmore

Architects

Tonto Natural Bridge Pine, Arizona

2023 COMPONENT DESIGN AWARD MERIT

180 Degrees Design + Build

Lister Ranch Pool and Trellis

Scottsdale, Arizona

2023

COMPONENT DESIGN AWARD CITATION

180 Degrees

Design + Build

Elite Family ServicesAPS Panels

Chandler, Arizona

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS 2023

2023

COMPONENT DESIGN AWARD MERIT

Merge Architectural Group

Federico’s Restaurant

Tolleson, Arizona

2023

Distinguished Architecture

MERIT

LAST Architects

World of Concretre Pavilion

Las Vegas, Nevada

2023

Interior Architecture

MERIT

Wendell Burnette Architects

Southwest Breast and Aesthetics

Phoenix, Arizona

2023

Unbuilt Architecture CITATION

Jones Studio

Central Arizona Water Project Education Center

Phoenix, Arizona

AIA ARIZONA AWARDS 2023

2023

Unbuilt Architecture CITATION

180 Degrees Design + Build

Moe’s Concrete Phoenix, Arizona

Garden of the Gods and Pikes Peak

AIA COLORADO AWARDS 2023

HONOR AWARDS

President’s Award

Stephanie Bingham, HMH Architecture + Interiors

Firm of the Year

Anderson Hallas Architects, PC

Architect of the Year

Rich Carr, AIA, CCY Architects

Young Architect of the Year

Rebekah Wagoner, AIA, Gensler

Award of Excellence and Sustainability Recognition

The Great Dharma Chan Monastery

Sopher Sparn Architects

Englewood Passive House Duplex

Shape Architecture Studio

Sierra Grande PK-12 Campus

Cunningham

Award of Merit

1900 Sixteenth Street Lobby

Tryba Architects

3300 OFFICES

BOSS Architecture

Anschutz Health Sciences Building

Anderson Mason Dale Architects/ZGF Architects

Freyer–Newman Center For Science, Art, And Education At The

Denver Botanic Gardens

Davis Partnership Architects

Linden Grove

AIA Colorado has 2,514 Members

North

West 248 South

206 of the Members are Associate AIA

120 Allied Members and 75 Fellows

In 2023 the population of Colorado is 5,868,555.

That is 1 Fellow for every 78,247 Colorado residents.

Studio B Architecture + Interiors

Mesa Building

Rowland+Broughton Architecture / Urban Design / Interior Design

Royal Norwegian Embassy Renovation

Fentress Architects

Speer Boulevard Vision

Tryba Architects

Telluride Transfer

CCY Architects

Honorable Mention

1830 Blake Street Salon

Rowland+Broughton Architecture / Urban Design / Interior Design

1881 Heritage Farm Park

Shape Architecture Studio

Black Forest House

Further Architecture Office

Cabin

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BOSS Architecture

City Heights Residence Halls

Stantec

Concord Energy Offices

Semple Brown Design

New York City Police Memorial Expansion

Page

The Gunnison County Library

Anderson Hallas Architects, PC

The Neighbor

BOSS Architecture

Honorable Mention, Sustainability Recognition

The Nelle

CF Studio Architecture

did you know

399

4 Components 1,707 Denver

160

2023

The Firm of the Year Award recognizes a team that has demonstrated excellence in design and leadership within the Colorado architectural community.

Firm of the Year: Anderson Hallas Architects, PC 2023 Architect of the Year Rich Carr, AIA 2023 Young Architect of the Year Rebekah Wagoner, AIA 2023 Impact Award Colorado Green Building Guild 2023 President’s Award Stephanie BIngham 2023 Achievement Award Cheri Gerou, FAIA 2023 Distinguished Service Award Jerry Johnson

AIA COLORADO AWARDS 2023

2023 Award of Excellence

Sustainability Recognition

Cuningham

Sierra Grande PreK-12

Blanca, Colorado

2023 Award of Excellence

Sustainability Recognition

Shape Architecture

Studio

Englewood Passive

House Duplex

Englewood, Colorado

2023 Award of Excellence

Sustainability Recognition

Sopher Sparn Architects

Great Dharma Chan Monastery

Boulder, Colorado

2023 Award of Merit

Anderson Mason Dale w/ZGF

Anschutz Health Sciences Building South

Aurora, Colorado

2023 Award of Merit

BOSS Architecture

3300 Office

Denver, Colorado

AIA COLORADO AWARDS 2023

2023 Award of Merit

CCY Architects

Telluride Transfer

Telluride, Colorado

2023 Award of Merit

Davis Partnership

Freyer-Neuman Center

Denver Botanic Gardens

Denver, Colorado

2023 Award of Merit

Fentress

Norwegian Embassy Washington, DC

2023 Award of Merit

Rowland+Broughton

Architecture Urban Design

Interior Design

1830 Blake

Denver, Colorado

AIA COLORADO AWARDS

2023 Award of Merit

Rowland+Broughton

Architecture Urban Design

Interior Design

Mesa Building

Aspen, Colorado

2023

2023 Award of Merit

Shape Architecture

Studio

1881 Heritage Farm Park

Aurora, Colorado

2023 Award of Merit

Studio B

Architecture+Interiors

Linden Grove

Boulder, Colorado

2023 Award of Merit

AIA COLORADO AWARDS

Tryba

Speer Boulevard Vision

Denver, Colorado

2023 Award of Merit

Tryba 1900 16th Stree Lobby

Denver, Colorado

2023

2023 Honorable Mention

Anderson Hallas Architects PC

Gunnison County Library

Gunnison, Colorado

2023 Award of Merit

BOSS Architecture

Cabin Fairplay, Colorado

AIA COLORADO AWARDS

2023 Honorable Mention

BOSS Architecture

The Neighbor

Denver, Colorado

2023 Award of

CF Studio

The Nell

Denver, Colorado

Merit

2023

2023 Honorable Mention

Further Architecture Office

Black Forest House

Black Forest, Colorado

2023 Award of Merit

New York City Police

Memorial Expansion Battery Park

New York City, NY

Page

AIA COLORADO AWARDS

2023 Honorable Mention

Semple Brown Design

Concord Energy Offices

Denver, Colorado

2023 Award of Merit

STANTEC

City Heights Residence Halls

Denver, CO

2023

Wood River Valley

AIA IDAHO AWARDS

HONOR AWARDS

Gold Medal

Jack R. Smith, FAIA

Public Service Honor Award

Andrew C. Erstad, AIA

Architect Firm of the Year Honor Award

Lombard/Conrad Architects

Young Architect of the Year

Rebekah Wagoner, AIA, Gensler

did you know

AIA Idaho has 3 Fellows

In 2023 the population of Idaho is 1,939,033

That is 1 Fellow for every 646,333 Idaho residents.

DESIGN AWARDS

Award of Honor

Stanley Residence

Williams|Partners Architects

College of Southern Idaho Veterinary Technology Building

Pivot North Architecture

Award of Citation

5th & Grove Office Building

GGLO

St. Luke’s Downtown Campus Improvement Plan Phase 1

Hummel Architects

Award of Merit

Proctor Landing

Susan Desko AIA

Lake Creek

Susan Desko AIA

Kanzan House

Jack Smith FAIA

Idaho Fine Arts Academy

Hummel Architects

Ketchum Fire Station

Cole Architects

Idaho State Department of Agriculture Diagnostic LIbrary

Pivot North Architecture

Guernsey Dairy Milk Depot

Hatch Design Architecture

Split Rail Winery

Pivot North Architecture

Energy & Sustainability Award

5th & Grove Office Building

GGLO

Best Use of Wood Award

Kanzan House

Jack Smith FAIA

First & Fourth

Pivot North Architecture

Best Use of Steel Award

Ketchum Fire Station

Cole Architects

Autovol Volumetric Modular

ZGA Architects & Planners

2023

GOLD MEDAL

Jack Smith, FAIA

2023 Architecture Firm of the Year Honor Award: Lombard/Conrad Architects

The Firm of the Year Award recognizes a team that has demonstrated excellence in design and leadership within the Idaho architectural community.

2023 Public Service Honor Award

Andrew C. Erstad, AIA

AIA IDAHO AWARDS 2023

2023 Award of Honor

Williams|Partners Architects

Stanley Residence Stanley, ID

2023 Award of Honor

Pivot North Architecture

College of Southern Idaho

Veterinary Science

Technology Buiding

Twin Falls, Idaho

2023 Award of Citation

GGLO

5th & Grove Office

Building

Boise, ID

2023 Award of Citation

Hummel Architects

St. Luke’s Downtown Campus Improvement Plan Phase 1

Boise, Idaho

2023 Award of Merit

Susan Desko, AIA

Lake Creek Canyon

Residence

Ketchum, Idaho

AIA IDAHO AWARDS

2023 Award of Merit

Susan Desko AIA

Proctor Landing

Mercer Island, Washington

2023

Idaho Fine Arts Academy Meridian, Idaho

2023 Award of Merit

KanZan House

Blaine County, Idaho

Jack Smith FAIA 2023 Award of Merit Hummel Architects

AIA IDAHO AWARDS

Pivot North Architecture

Split Rail Winery

Boise, Idaho

2023 Award of Merit

Cole Architects

Ketchum Fire Station

Ketchum, Idaho

2023

2023 Award of Merit

Pivot North Architecture

Idaho State Department of Agriculture

Diagnostic Library

Boise, Idaho

2023 Award of Merit

Hatch Design Architecture

Guernsey Dairy Milk Depot

Blaine County, Idaho

2023 Best Use of Wood Award

Jack Smith, FAIA

Kanzan House

Blaine County, Idaho

AIA IDAHO AWARDS

2023 Best Use of Wood Award

Pivot North Architecture

First and Fourth

Boise, ID

2023

2023 Best Use of Steel Award

Cole Architects

Ketchum Fire Station

Ketchum, Idaho

2023 Best Use of Steel Award

ZGA Architects & Planners

Autovol Volumetric Modular Boise, ID

2023 Energy & Sustainability Award

GGLO

5th & Grove Office Building

Boise, ID

AIA IDAHO AWARDS

2023

Glacier National Park

AIA MONTANA AWARDS

did you know

AIA Montana has 4 Fellows

In 2023 the population of Montana is 1,139,507

That is 1 Fellow for every 248,877 Montana residents.

DESIGN AWARDS

Honor Award

Boseman Community Food Co-op Addition

Hennebery Eddy Architects Comma-Q Studio

Citation Award

Cherry Hills Residence

Cushing Terrell

Goodspeed Block

DOWLING Architects, PC

Renovation & Expansion of Alberta Bair Theater

Cushing Terrell

Merit Award

School Of Music

MMW Architects

ShineMaker

CLB Architects

Sunset Bench Passive House

NDA

2023

2023 Honor Award

Hennebery Eddy Architects Comma-Q Studio

Boseman Community Food Co-op Addition Bozeman, Montana

2023 Citation Award

AIA MONTANA AWARDS

Cushing Terrell

Cherry Hills Residence

Denver, Colorado

2023 Citation Award

DOWLING Architects, PC

Goodspeed Block

Helena, Montana

2023

2023 Citation Award

Cushing Terrell

Renovation and Expansion of Alberta Bair Theatre

Billings, Montana

2023 Merit Award

MMW

School of Music

University of Montana

Missoula, Montana

AIA MONTANA AWARDS

2023 Merit Award NDA Sunset Bench Passive House Stevensville, Montana

Merit Award

Architects

Maker Wilson,

2023

CLB

Shine

Wyoming

Valley of Fire State Park Nevada

AIA NEVADA AWARDS

SPECIAL AWARDS

Service Award

Glenn NP Nowak, AIA NCARB

Legacy Award

John R. Klai II, FAIA

Associate Member Award

Michelle A Tapia, Assoc. AIA

Young Architect Award

Hung Tran, AIA LEED AP

Young Architect Award

VIctoria Cousino, AIA

Emerging Professional Leadership Award

Wellbe Bartsma, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP

DESIGN AWARDS

Academic Project Merit

Stage Cue: A New Gateway to the Las Vegas Arts District

Andrea Mojena Cutié

Commercial Architecture - Built Merit

Southend on Water

TSK Architects

400 South Wells FormGrey Studio

Institutional Architecture - Built Merit

The Beverly Theatre

Carpenter Sellers Del Gatto Architects Global Community High School assemblageSTUDIO & Simpson Coulter Studio

Interior Architecture - Built Honor

CAMPout

Faulkner Architects

Lake Tahoe|Cabins

RO|ROCKETT DESIGN

Edge Residence

Hawkins & Associates

Sustainable Design Excellence

ElCentro FormGrey Architects

Unbuilt Architecture

Heart of Campus - UNLV Aptus

did you know AIA Nevada has 528 Members 2 Components Northern Nevada Las Vegas 105 of the Members are Associate AIA 98 Allied/Professional Affiliates 16 Fellows In 2022 the population of Nevada was 3,177,772 That is 1 Fellow for every 198,611 Nevada residents. 2023

2023 Legacy Award

2023 Young Architect Award

2023 Associates Award

2023 Service Award

2023 Young Architect Award

2023 Emerging Professional Leadership Award

Glenn NP Nowak, AIA NCARB John R. Klai II, FAIA Michelle A. Tapia, Assoc. AIA Hung Tran, AIA LEED AP Victoria Cousino, AIA Wellbe Bartsma, AIA NCARB LEED AP

2023

Commercial Architecture: Built

Merit Award

TSK Architects

Southend On Water

Henderson, Nevada

AIA NEVADA AWARDS 2023

2023

Commercial Architecture: Built

Merit Award

FormGrey Studio

400 South Wells

Reno, Nevada

2023

Institutional Architecture: Built

Merit Award

Carpenter Sellers Del Gatto

Architects

The Beverly Theatre

Las Vegas, New Nevada

2023

Institutuional Architecture: Built

Merit Award

assemblageSTUDIO & Simpson Coulter Studio

Global Community High School

Las Vegas, Nevada

2023

Interior Architecture: Built Honor Award

Hawkins & Associates CAMPout

Sausalito, California

AIA NEVADA AWARDS 2023

2023

Interior Architecture: Built Honor Award

RO|Rockett Design

Lake Tahoe|Cabins

Sausalito, California

2023

Interior Architecture: Built

Honor Award

Faulkner Architects

Edge Residence

2023

Interior Architecture: Built

Sustainability Design Excellence

FormGrey Architects

El Centro

Reno, Nevada

2023

Unbuilt Architecture:

Built

Honor Award

Aptus

Heart of Campus

University of Las Vegas

AIA NEVADA AWARDS 2023

2023 Academic Project

Merit

Andrea Mojena Cuti é

Stage Cue: A New Gateway to the Las Vegas Arts District

Las Vegas, Nevada

Chaco Culture National Historical Park

AIA NEW MEXICO AWARDS

HONOR AWARDS

New Mexico Lifetime Achievement Medal

Beverly Spears, FAIA

New Mexico Architect’s Medal

Steve Alano, AIA

James Horn, AIA

New Mexico Award of Distinction

Anne Taylor, PhD Honorary AIA

New Mexico Associate Award

Dillon Romero, Assoc. AIA

Ke Vaughn Harding, Assoc. AIA

Firm of the Year

McCLAIN+YU

EP Friendly Firm

Verdacity LLC

Mullen Heller

did you know

In 2022 the population of New Mexico was 2,113,344

That is 1 Fellow for every 132,084 New Mexico residents.

DESIGN AWARDS

Unbuilt Architecture Award - Citation

Snow Country Prison

Mass Design Group

Unbuilt Architecture Award - Merit

Agave Sanctuary - La Perla Del Desierto

Ke Vaughn Harding, Tania Nevarez, Diana Duran

Component Architecture Award - Merit

Hydra Reef

Entropic Industries: Jared Winchester and Cory Greenfield

Interior Architecture Award - Merit

Hydra Reef

Entropic Industries: Jared Winchester and Cory Greenfield

Interior Architecture Award - Merit

Ikonik Red

Krupnick Studio

Distinguished Architecture - Citation

Taylor Ranch Library

CSR Architects

Maul Residence 2.0

Krupnick Studio

Distinguished Architecture - Merit

Hope Christian Elementary

CSR Architects

Maul Residence 2.0

ROMA Architecture

UNM Taos College: Pathways to Careers Center (CPCC)

RMKM Architecture, PC

NMMI Cahoon Armory Renovation

NPSR Architects- Brad Nesser, AIA & Patricia Decker, AIA

Distinguished Architecture - Honor

Lincoln Elementary School

Baker Architecture + Design

CABQ International District Library

RMKM Architecture, PC

Barb Residence

SMPC Architects/A Squadra LLC

2023

2023 New Mexico Lifetime Achievement Medal

Beverly Spears, FAIA

2023 New Mexico Award of Distinction

Anne Taylor, PhD Honorary AIA

2023 New Mexico Architect’s Medal

Steve Alano, AIA

2023 New Mexico Associate Award

Dillon Romero, Assoc. AIA

2023 Firm of the Year MCCLAIN+YU Architecture & Design

2023 New Mexico Architect’s Medal

James Horn, AIA

2023 New Mexico Associate Award

Ke Vaughn Harding, Assoc. AIA

EP Friendly Firm Verdacity LLC

EP Friendly Firm Mullen Heller

AIA NEW MEXICO AWARDS

DESIGN AWARDS

2023

Distinguished Architecture Award: HONOR

SMPC Architects/ A Squadra LLC

Barb Residence Albuquerque, New Mexico

2023

Distinguished Architecture Award: MERIT

RMKM Architecture, P.C.

UNM Taos College Pathways to Career Center (CPCC)

Taos, NM

2023

DESIGN AWARDS

2023

Distinguished Architecture

Award: MERIT

NSPR Architects

Brad Nesser, AIA

Patricia Decker, AIA

NMMI Cahoon Armory

Renovation

Roswell, New Mexico

2023

Distinguished Architecture Award: MERIT

RMKM Architecture, P.C.

CABQ International District Library Albuquerque, NM

AIA NEW MEXICO AWARDS

DESIGN AWARDS

2023

Distinguished Architecture Award: MERIT

ROMA

Hope Christian Elementary

Albuquerque, New Mexico

2023

Distinguished Architecture Award: CITATION Krupnick Studio

Maul Residence 2.0

Taos, NM

2023

DESIGN AWARDS

2023

Interior Architecture

Award: MERIT

Krupnick Studio

Ikonic Red

Santa Fe, New Mexico

2023

Component Architecture

Award: MERIT

Entropic Industries

Jared Winchester, RA

Corey Greenfield, AIA

Hydra Reed

AIA NEW MEXICO AWARDS

DESIGN AWARDS

2023

Unbuilt Architecture

Award: MERIT

Ke Vaughn Harding, Assoc. AIA

Tania Navarez, AIA

Diana Duran, AIA

Agave Sanctuary

La Perla del Desierto

2023

Unbuilt Architecture

Award: CITATION

MASS Design Group

Snow Country Prison

2023

Bryce Canyon National Park

HONOR AWARDS

‘ Bronze Medal

Roger Jackson, FAIA

Young Architect

Courtney Haddock, AIA

AIA UTAH AWARDS

DESIGN AWARDS

Honor Award

Daybreak Library Architectural Nexus

Mesa Arizona Temple Restoration GSBS Architects

Merit Award

Granary Campus Salt Lake Lloyd Architects

did you know

AIA Utah has 22 Fellows

In 2023 the population of Utah is 3,380,800. That is 1 Fellow for every 153,672 Utah residents.

STUDENT DESIGN AWARDS

Honor Award

Jaden Robinson, University of Utah Architecture of Abandonment Celebration Board

Merit Award

Surbhi Ghodke, University of Utah Design to Heal

Charlotte Williams, University of Utah Water Education Center

2023 Utah Bronze Medal Award

Roger Jackson, FAIA

2023 Utah Young Architect Award

Courtney Haddock, AIA

2023

DESIGN AWARDS

2023 Honor Award

Architectural Nexus

Daybreak Library

Salt Lake County

South Jordan, Utah

2023 Honor Award

GSBS Architects

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

Temple Restoration Mesa, Arizona

2023 Merit Award

GSBS Architects

Granary Campus Salt Lake Salt Lake City, Utah

AIA UTAH AWARDS

STUDENT DESIGN AWARDS 2023

2023 Honor Award

Jaden Robertson

University of Utah

Architecture of Abandonment

Celebration Board

2023 Merit Award

Surbhi Ghodke

University of Utah

Design to Heal

2023 Merit Award

Charlotte Williams

University of Utah

Water Education Center

Grand Teton National Park

HONOR AWARDS

Silver Medal Award

Lyle Murtha, AIA

Stateline No. 7 Architects Casper, Wyoming

25 Year Award

Dynia Architects Frame House Jackson, Wyoming

Emerging Professional Friendly Firm Award

Arete Design Group Sheridan, Wyoming

State Line No. 7 Architects Casper, Wyoming

did you know

AIA Wyoming has 4 Fellows

In 2023 the population of Wyoming is 581,381

That is 1 Fellow for every 145,345 residents.

AIA WYOMING AWARDS

2023 Wyoming Silver Medal Award

Lyle Murtha, AIA

2023 Wyoming Silver Medal Award

Lyle Murtha, AIA

2023 Wyoming

Emerging Professional Award Friendly Firm Award

Arete Design Group

2023

DESIGN AWARDS

Adaptive Reuse or Historic - Award of Citation

T-Square

State Line No.7 Architects

Commercial - Award of Merit

Flight Dynia Architects

Educational - Award of Citation

TCSC #1 Administration Building

Ward|Blake Architects

Interiors - Award of Excellence

Intelligentsia Pasadena

Prospect Studio

Interiors - Award of Merit

Basecamp

CLB Architects

Interiors - Award of Citation

Western Vista Credit Union

Winters Griffith Architects

Public or Civic - Award of Excellence

Jackson Hole Airport Addition and Renovation II

CLB Architects

Small Project - Award of Merit

Filter

CLB Architects

Unbuilt - Award of Excellence

Stonefly

CLB Architectsi

Residential - Award of Excellence

Black Fox Ranch

CLB Architects

Shinemaker

CLB Architects

Residential - Award of Merit

Three Pillars

BDS Architects

Kabin

Dynia Architects

Residential - Award of Citation

Cottonwood

BDS Architects

The Victor

Dynia Architects

Bus Stop

Dynia Architects

AIA WYOMING AWARDS

2023

TWENTY-FIVE YEAR AWARD

Completed 1999

Architects

Frame House

Dynia Jackson Hole, Wyoming

DESIGN AWARDS

2023 ADAPTIVE REUSE OR HISTORIC

AWARD OF CITATION

State Line No. 7 Architects

T-Square

South Jordan, Utah

2023 COMMERCIAL

AWARD OF MERIT

Dynia Flight

Denver, Colorado

2023 EDUCATIONAL

AWARD OF CITATION

AIA WYOMING AWARDS

Ward|Blake Architects

TCSC#1 Administration Building Salt Lake City, Utah

2023 INTERIORS

AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

Prospect Studio

Intelligentsia Pasadena Pasadena, California

2023

2023 INTERIORS

AWARD OF MERIT

CLB Architects

Basecamp

Big Sky, Montana

2023 INTERIORS

AWARD OF CITATION

Winters Griffith Architects

Western Vista Credit Union Cheyenne, Wyoming

2023 PUBLIC OR CIVIC

AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

AIA WYOMING AWARDS

CLB Architects

Jackson Hole Airport Restaurant

Additon Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming

2023 RESIDENTIAL

AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

CLB Architects

Black Fox Ranch Jackson, Wyoming

2023

2023 RESIDENTIAL

AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

CLB Architects

Shinemaker Wilson, Wyoming

2023 RESIDENTIAL

AWARD OF MERIT

BDS Architects

Three PIllars Jackson, Wyoming

2023 RESIDENTIAL

AWARD OF MERIT

AIA WYOMING AWARDS

Dynia Architects

Kabin

Denver, Colorado

2023 RESIDENTIAL

AWARD OF CITATION

BDS Architects

Cottonwood Jackson, Wyoming

2023

2023 RESIDENTIAL

AWARD OF CITATION

Dynia Architects

The Victor Denver, Colorado

2023 RESIDENTIAL

AWARD OF CITATION

Dynia Architects

Bus Stop Boulder, Colorado

2023 SMALL PROJECT

AWARD OF MERIT

AIA WYOMING AWARDS

CLB Architects Filter

2023 UNBUILT

AWARD OF EXCELLENCE

CLB Architects

Stonefly Boulder, Colorado

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Square, New York NY

2023

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