2020 AIA Cleveland Design Awards Program Book

2020 CLEVELAND

DESIGN AWARDS

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS AIA CLEVELAND VIRTUAL DESIGN AWARDS PROGRAM Friday, November 6th, 2020 4:00pm: Welcome | Opening Remarks

Introduction of 3 Partner Organizations

People’s Choice Award Architectural Photography Awards Acknowledgments

Design Awards - Student Awards - Makers Awards - Unbuilt Awards - Small Projects - Interior Architecture - Architecture

2020 AIA CLE Presidential Remarks EP Awards + Presidential Citation 2021 AIA CLE Presidential Remarks

DESIGN AWARD MARQUEE SPONSORS

Producers

Directors

DESIGN AWARD SPONSORS

Valet Sponsor

Red Carpet Sponsor

Platinum | Firm/Company Sponsor

Gold Sponsors

Silver Drink Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors

Contributor Sponsors

Artisdate Services Inc. Civitad Services LLC Formglas Hammaker-Schuster Solutions Inc. IIDA Cleveland Akron City Center Interface Intertek-PSI Karpinski Engineering Lighting and Controls Maniet Architects MDC Wall Milliken Seibold Baker Sherwin-Williams The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company Tim O’Neil & Associates USG

DESIGN AWARDS BENEFACTORS

2020 PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS All proceeds from the 2020 AIA Cleveland Virtual Design Awards will benefit each of our three partner organizations.

ACE Mentor Cleveland

For more information visit: www.acementor.org/affiliates/ohio/cleveland.com

The ACE Mentor Program was founded in 1995 as an innovative way of attracting students, particularly minorities, women, and low-income populations into careers in the integrated construction industry including architecture, construction, and engineering. ACE Mentor is a not-for-profit, industry-created organization based in Washington, DC with a local affiliate operating in Cleveland, Ohio. ACE Mentor’s mission is to inform high school students about career opportunities in architecture, construction, and engineering; encourage students to pursue secondary and post-secondary education that will prepare them for careers in the integrated construction industry; and support the development of basic technical skills through mentor relationships.

Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless The mission of neoch is to organize and empower homeless and at-risk men, women and children to break the cycle of poverty through public education, advocacy and the creation of nurturing environments.

For more information visit: www.neoch.org

NEOCH has developed its vision by actively listening to, mobilizing, and working with those currently experiencing homelessness. We envision a society without homelessness. We know reaching this goal begins with pushing society, particularly service providers and the government, to treat people experiencing homelessness with dignity and respect. People experiencing homelessness need better shelter standards, more county support, more accessible housing, and – most importantly– more chances to have their input heeded.

NOMA Cleveland The National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) mission is to champion diversity within the design professions by promoting the excellence, community engagement, and professional development of its members.

For more information visit: www.nomacle.com

The Cleveland Chapter of NOMA, NOMA CLE, is made up of diverse group of practicing professionals, interns and associates of the architectural fields including but not limited to Cleveland and the greater Cleveland area. The resurgence of this chapter began in 2013 and is committed to enhancing the profession of architecture by promoting diversity in practice and by maintaining an active role in the education of aspiring designers. Our organization seeks to impact all aspects of the profession through community outreach, greater awareness, action planning and involvement with out cities existing collaborative design community. We ultimately aspire to achieve our goals through initiatives and programs.

DESIGN JURY

GET TO KNOW THEM

DESIGN AWARDS JURY CHAIRS Anne Marie Duvall Decker, FAIA | Duvall Decker Anne Marie Duvall and Roy Decker formed Duvall Decker to foster Public Good in and beyond the lot lines of each project. As an amateur pianist and composer, Anne Marie sees architecture as instrument; allowing the transcendent to resonate among the conditions of our physical environment. As an amateur painter and teacher, Roy sees architecture as didactic; making hopeful critical propositions about the growth of our culture. Together, these perspectives have formed an engaging and critical conversation about why we practice architecture that is alive in the studio and work every day.

Anne Marie is most comfortable putting buildings and documents together with everyone in the studio, finding ways to be efficient and make time for design quality and joy in the work. She also is a recognized leader to the advancement of the profession; teaching, lecturing, writing, serving on design juries, and serving the American Institute of Architects in various capacities at the state and national level.

Roy T. Decker, FAIA | Duvall Decker Roy and Anne Marie Duvall Decker formed Duvall Decker to foster Public Good in and beyond the lot lines of each project. As an amateur pianist and composer, Anne Marie sees architecture as instrument; allowing the transcendent to resonate among the conditions of our physical environment. As an amateur painter and teacher, Roy sees architecture as didactic; making hopeful critical propositions about the growth of our culture. Together, these perspectives have formed an engaging and critical conversation about why we practice architecture that is alive in the studio and work every day.

Throughout his career, Roy has been a teacher, community leader, and practitioner. He regularly gives presentations and lectures on the firm’s design and planning work and is regarded as a multidisciplinary contributor to advancing issues such as public housing, community planning, and design.

DESIGN AWARDS JURY (CONT.) Carol Ross Barney, FAIA, Hon. ASLA | Ross Barney Architects Carol Ross Barney has been in the vanguard of civic design since founding Ross Barney Architects in 1981. With a career that spans over 40 years, Carol has made significant contributions to the built environment, the profession, and architectural education. As an architect, urbanist, mentor, and educator, she has relentlessly advocated that excellent design is a right, not a privilege. Her body of work, being almost exclusively in the public realm, represents this ethos and occupies a unique place within the panorama of contemporary architecture.

A native Chicagoan, Carol is the mother of three sons and grandmother of Kai and Han.

Adam Ruffin | ArchitectureFirm Adam Ruffin studied architecture at the Georgia Institute of Technology and the University of Virginia, receiving a Master of Architecture in 2002. For 15 years he worked with Thomas Phifer and Partners in New York City rising to the role of Associate Director. As one of the longest tenured members of that team, he managed and developed some of the firm’s most important cultural and residential projects, including the Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, New York, the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh, North Carolina, the Cine Colombia Headquarters in Bogota, Colombia, the Chelsea Arts Studio in New York City, the Dallas Residence and Gallery in Dallas, Texas, the Fishers Island House on Fishers Island, New York, the United States Courthouse in Salt Lake City, Utah, and a Federal Office Building in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Many of these projects garnered AIA National Honor and Merit Awards as well as international recognition for the office. Adam joined ARCHITECTUREFIRM in 2017 and manages the Brooklyn office. Adam is a member of the Dean’s Advisory Board at the University of Virginia School of Architecture and he is a licensed architect in the state of New York, the state of Georgia, and Washington, DC.

DESIGN AWARDS PHOTOGRAPHY JURY CHAIR Matthew Carbone | Matthew Carbone Photography Matthew has a sharp eye for form, visual rhythm, and perspective. From the grand scale of a city or landscape to the precision and nuance of a detail, his photographs express that buildings are more than the sum of their parts, and that they are designed, first and foremost, to serve people. Each frame is a consideration of these values.

Based in New York City, he travels to photograph architectural projects around the United States and the world. Passionate about the built environment, Matthew worked for the American Institute of Architects in Columbus and set up his own photography studio in 2008.

Matthew works for corporate, editorial, advertising, and architectural clients. With his camera as his voice, he obverses, processes, and interprets both the design and function of his projects. Beginning with a process of research, preparation, and collaboration, he has created a methodology that while systematic, it is inherently designed to allow time for discovery. It is during this time that unique moments and unseen qualities often shine through.

In collaboration with his clients’ designs, Matthew’s work has won numerous design awards and recognition. His photography, together with The Cultural Landscape Foundation’s “The Landscape Architecture Legacy of Dan Kiley,” was recently featured at the National Building Museum, AIA NY Center for Architecture, and continues as a traveling exhibit.

ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY JURY (CONT.) Chris Jasinski | Union Studio As Director of Marketing for Union Studio in Providence, RI, Chris combines his love for design and branding to highlight the human connections with buildings and spaces created by Architects and Designers. Chris creates high quality design assets, project photography, and implements social media and content strategies to showcase the firm’s mission and achieve business goals.

Chris currently serves as Vice Chair for the ACE Mentor Program of Rhode Island and was a Board Member for AIA Cleveland prior to moving to the East Coast. He invests his skills and talents to drive the best solutions for the organization and community.

With 10 years of experience across a variety of marketing and design roles, Jasinski has earned a reputation for being conceptually creative while remaining strategically-minded. Chris uses his skills and experience to think of unconventional marketing approaches to the Architecture industry and executes exceptional ideas with great attention to detail.

Ashley Marsh | MASS Design Group Ashley is driven by a desire to address the spatial implications of our rewired culture of life, learning, and play. Currently at MASS Design Group, she is a licensed architect who has worked across the spectrum of learning, public, technology, and innovative research sectors. Ashley was part of the team that wrote “The Third Teacher” one of Fast Company’s best design books of 2010, which describes ways design can transform teaching and learning. Named in 2017 by San Francisco Business Times, “40 under 40 San Francisco” rising star, she’s a seasoned facilitator and engagement strategist, with deep experience conducting human-centered user research in the built environment.

ARCHITECTURE SUBMISSIONS

PROJECT: 18523 Van Aken Boulevard FIRM: Ronald Reed, FAIA and Vince Leskosky, AIA

PROJECT: Brennan Industries FIRM: Bowen+

PROJECT: New Carrollton PK-12 School - Phase 1 FIRM: Lesko Associates, Inc.

PROJECT: Center for Dialysis Care - Cleveland East FIRM: Perspectus Architecture

PROJECT: Chagrin Falls Intermediate School Renovation and Reconstruction FIRM: Stantec Architecture Inc.

PROJECT: Westfield FIRM: Vocon

PROJECT: Cultural Gardens Centennial Peace Plaza FIRM: Berj A. Shakarian, AIA

PROJECT: Dave’s Market & Eatery - Cleveland Midtown FIRM: McG Architecture

PROJECT: Denison University | Michael D. Eisner Performing Arts Center FIRM: DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky

PROJECT: Infotech Headquarters FIRM: CUPKOVIC architecture

PROJECT: LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland FIRM: Weber Murphy Fox

PROJECT: Medical Mutual Brooklyn Operations FIRM: Bialosky Cleveland

PROJECT: Murphy Arts District - Griffin Music Venue & Amphitheater FIRM: DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky

PROJECT: Our Lady of Angels Church FIRM: DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky

PROJECT: Point Park University | Pittsburgh Playhouse and Academic Complex FIRM: DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky

PROJECT: Advanced Manufacturing and Innovation Center FIRM: Bostwick Design Partnership

PROJECT: Rainbow Center for Women and Children FIRM: Moody Nolan, Inc.

PROJECT: Cleveland School of the Arts FIRM: Moody Nolan, Inc.

PROJECT: Summa Health West Tower FIRM: Perspectus Architecture in collaboration with Hasenstab Architects, Inc.

PROJECT: Tampa Theatre Renovation FIRM: DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky

PROJECT: University Hospitals | Angie Fowler Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Institute FIRM: Perspectus Architecture

PROJECT: Anthony J. Alexander Professional Development Center FIRM: CBLH Design, Inc.

PROJECT: New Westlake PK-4 Elementary School FIRM: Lesko Associates, Inc.

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE SUBMISSIONS

PROJECT: Betts FIRM: STUDIOCRM, Inc.

PROJECT: Bowen+ FIRM: Bowen+

PROJECT: Cleveland Clinic Food Emporium FIRM: Perspectus Architecture

PROJECT: Westfield FIRM: Vocon

PROJECT: Equinox Anthem Row FIRM: DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky

PROJECT: Geometry FIRM: Vocon

PROJECT: Global Management Consulting Firm - Washington, D.C. FIRM: Vocon

PROJECT: Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, John and Richanda Rhoden Arts Center FIRM: DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky

PROJECT: Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP Pittsburgh Office Relocation FIRM: Bostwick Design Partnership

PROJECT: Process Technology FIRM: Vocon

PROJECT: Scalish Office Renovation FIRM: Architecture Office

PROJECT: Toledo Lucas County Public Library - Main Library FIRM: HBM Architects

PROJECT: Cuyahoga Community College Simulated Scenario Village FIRM: DS Architecture

PROJECT: San Sofia Luxury Apartments FIRM: Arkinetics

SMALL PROJECT SUBMISSIONS

PROJECT: 1684 Lorain Avenue FIRM: Horton Harper Architects

PROJECT: BoxSpot FIRM: Architecture Office

PROJECT: Graffiti FIRM: Bialosky Cleveland

PROJECT: In Loving Memory FIRM: JKURTZ Architects

PROJECT: Process Technology FIRM: Vocon

PROJECT: Sequence House FIRM: AoDK, Inc.

PROJECT: Weinberg Wealth Management Office FIRM: Kordalski Architects Inc.

UNBUILT

SUBMISSIONS

PROJECT: Elastic Townhomes FIRM: AoDK, Inc.

PROJECT: Exploded Castle Winery FIRM: AoDK, Inc.

PROJECT: Negative Space FIRM: IKM Architecture

PROJECT: Cleveland Public Theatre Campus Expansion FIRM: Marous Brothers Construction

PROJECT: Top Notch FIRM: Vocon

PROJECT: Wonder FIRM: JKURTZ Architects

STUDENT WORK

SUBMISSIONS

PROJECT: Architectural Structure on a Site STUDENT: Nathan Carpenter | Kent State CAED

PROJECT: BMoAM - Boston Modern Art Museum STUDENT: Alyssa Arbogast, Lauren Biltz | Kent State CAED

PROJECT: Eclipsed Botanical Garden STUDENT: Roberta Pegg | Kent State CAED

PROJECT: Energetic Algae - Fitness Gym + Biomass Planet STUDENT: Regina Gonano | Kent State CAED

PROJECT: Las Vegas Wedding Chapel STUDENT: William Maniet | Kent State CAED

PROJECT: LOFT CLE - A Hub for Food STUDENT: Zachary Miller, Joel Dalzell, and Jack McMichael | Kent State CAED

PROJECT: Paleo Pavilion and Visitors Center STUDENT: Samantha Gifford | Kent State CAED

PROJECT: Pipe-Marrow STUDENT: Cristina Bara | Kent State CAED

PROJECT: Tree of Life Synagogue Renovation Proposal STUDENT: Zachary Miller | Kent State CAED

PROJECT: [UN]perceived Decay STUDENT: Caleb O’Bryon | Kent State CAED

PROJECT: Work, Play | Industry, Nature STUDENT: Kaitlyn Boniecki | Kent State CAED

MAKERS SUBMISSIONS

PROJECT: Hyperbolo-ICE FIRM: College of Architecture and Environmental Design | Kent State University

PROJECT: Illuminated Glass Video Wall at University Hospital Angie Fowler Cancer Center FIRM: GPI Design

PROJECT: In Loving Memory FIRM: JKURTZ Architects

PROJECT: LBM Ceiling Installation FIRM: Architecture Office

PROJECT: TLCPL Main Library - Custom Millwork FIRM: HBM Architects

PROJECT: Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse Feature Wall FIRM: Eventscape Inc.

PROJECT: The Bend STUDENT: Christopher Brown, Francesco Aloe, John DiAntonio | Kent State CAED

PROJECT: The River FIRM: AoDK, Inc.

PROJECT: The Rock FIRM: AoDK, Inc.

PROJECT: Vocon Ceiling Installation FIRM: Vocon

PROJECT: Alternating Tables FIRM: Kordalski Architects Inc.

ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY SUBMISSIONS

Photographers (Top Left to Bottom Right): Eric Pros, Eric Pros, Kyle Hulewat, Dave Robar, Adam Yaracs

Photographers (Top Left to Bottom Right): Christina Bock, Eric Pros, Dave Robar, Christina Bock

Photographers (Top Left to Bottom Right): Beau Bock, Kyle Hulewat, Kyle Hulewat, Eric Pros, Eric Pros

Photographers (Top Left to Bottom Right): Adam Yaracs, Rosalie Litt, Christina Bock, Jodi van der Wiel

Photographers (Top Left to Bottom Right): Dave Robar, Kyle Hulewat, Christina Bock, Eric Pros

Photographers (Top Left to Bottom Right): Adam Yaracs, Jodi van der Wiel, Adam Yaracs, Jodi van der Wiel, Beau Bock

Photographers (Top Left to Bottom Right): Dave Robar, Adam Yaracs, Adam Yaracs, Adam Yaracs, Kyle Hulewat, Rosalie Litt

Photographers (Top Left to Bottom Right): Eric Pros, Kyle Hulewat, Rosalie Litt, Kyle Hulewat

Photographers (Top Left to Bottom Right): Jodi van der Wiel, Beau Bock, Kyle Hulewat, Eric Pros

Photographers (Top Left to Bottom Right): Beau Bock, Dave Robar, Adam Yaracs, Jodi van der Wiel, Jodi van der Wiel

Photographers (Top Left to Bottom Right): Dave Robar, Dave Robar, Jodi van der Wiel, Dave Robar, Jodi van der Wiel

AIA CLEVELAND CHAPTER INFORMATION

CHAPTER INFORMATION Our Mission

Governance

Contact

As a national organization, the American Institute of Architects is the voice of the architectural profession and a resource to its members in service to society. As the local chapter, AIA Cleveland is a professional association that promotes the value of architecture and design, fosters collegiality, advocates for local members, educates, and supports architects as leaders in the community.

The AIA Cleveland Executive Board believes that sound principles of governance are a key element of our business, and as such the Board is deeply involved in providing continuing insight and clarity into our governance process. We have provided links to various documents that govern the conduct of our business.

AIA Cleveland 2059 East 14th Street Cleveland, OH 44115 PH: 216.626.5755 Patty Lampert AIA Cleveland Executive Director EM: director@aiacleveland.com

Our Governance documents are intended to clearly communicate the methods by which our Executive Board intends to execute its responsibilities as it supports the conduct of our business.

For More Information visit us at: www.aiacleveland.com

AIA CLEVELAND LEADERSHIP 2020 AIA Cleveland President Jodi van der Wiel, AIA

2020 AIA Cleveland Board of Directors President-Elect: David Craun, AIA First Vice President:

Robyn Wolf, AIA

Secretary:

Hallie Crouch, Assoc. AIA

Treasurer: Robert Klann, AIA Immediate Past President:

Christopher Toddy, AIA

Executive Director: Patty Lampert AIA Ohio Director:

Dave Robar, AIA

Director of Camaraderie/Networking:

Lauren Fedor, Assoc. AIA

Director of Communications:

Brian Rubenstein, AIA

Director of Community Outreach:

W. Daniel Bickerstaff, II, AIA

Director of Development:

Arne Goldman, AIA

Director of Membership:

David Maniet, AIA

Director of Professional Development:

Rose Costanzo, AIA

Co-Director of Programming:

Kate Csontos, Assoc. AIA

Co-Director of Programming:

Crystal Knapik, AIA

Director of Young Architects/Assoc. Members: Director of Women in Architecture:

Megan Haftl, AIA Sandra Madison, AIA

Kent State University Liaison:

Justin Gleason, Assoc. AIA

Kent State University Student Liaison:

Lauren Biltz, AIAS

Chapter Advisor: Chapter Ambassador:

August Fluker, AIA Jack Baumann, AIA

ANNUAL CHAPTER SPONSORS Visionaries

Ambassadors

ANNUAL CHAPTER SPONSORS (CONT.) Patrons

Supporters

IN MEMORIAM

Jack Bialosky Sr., AIA

Donald E. Johnson, AIA

Richard Fleischman, FAIA

Nicholas Lesko, FAIA

George Gatta Jr., AIA

Rory Turner, AIA

A DEAR FRIEND AND SUPPORTER OF AIA CLEVELAND

Donald Lampert

HONORS AND ACHIEVEMENTS Newly Licensed

AIA Ohio Honors and Awards

Logan Carroll

Robert Maschke Architects Inc. 2020 AIA Ohio Honor Award for Newly Completed Project Little_Big House

Elizabeth Dolinar Nathan Dunn Hayden Erdman Christopher Forchione Jennifer Frazier Kristina Groleski Johnathan Holland Randall Hoover Anthony Mangione

Perspectus Architecture 2020 AIA Ohio Merit Award for Newly Completed Project Center for Dialysis Care Cleveland East JKURTZ Architects 2020 AIA Ohio Merit Award for Unbuilt Projects Wonder School Vocon 2020 AIA Ohio Citation Award for Interior Projects Floor 24 DLR Group | Westlake Reed Leskosky 2020 AIA Ohio Citation Award for Newly Completed Project Massillon Museum Expansion + Renovation AoDK, Inc. 2020 AIA Ohio Citation Award for Newly Completed Project Visocky - O’Grady Residence

Kristen Martinez

Jack Bialosky Jr., FAIA | Bialosky 2020 AIA Ohio Gold Medal Recipient

Jason Rohal

William Ayars, AIA | Perspectus Architecture 2020 AIA Ohio Public Service Award Recipient

Mathew Spencer

Jodi van der Wiel, AIA | Vocon 2020 AIA Ohio Public Service Award Recipient

Kristen Zeiber

Hallie Crouch, Assoc. AIA | Bialosky 2020 AIA Ohio Emerging Professionals Award Recipient Adam Yaracs, AIA | IKM Architecture 2020 AIA Ohio Emerging Professionals Award Recipient

AIA CLEVELAND SCHOLARSHIP 2020 | 2021 AIA Cleveland Scholarship Recipient The AIA Cleveland Annual Scholarship is available to Kent State University students pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Architecture, a Master of Architecture degree, or a Master of Architecture dual degree. Students must be in good standing both academically and with the university. Recipients must be able to demonstrate they are active participants in the College of Architecture and Environmental Design’s AIA Student Chapter and show promise for success in the profession.

Reihley Littlefield, AIAS | Kent State University Reihley Littlefield, AIAS is a third year architecture student at Kent State University. She is an active member of Kent State’s Chapter of AIAS.

DESIGN AWARDS COMMITTEE

AIA CLEVELAND DESIGN AWARDS COMMITTEE CHAIRS Beau Bock, AIA | Bialosky Cleveland Beau is an Associate with Bialosky Cleveland. Growing up outside of Orlando, he graduated from the University of Florida and Georgia Tech with a degree in Design and Architecture. He is also currently an Adjunct Faculty member at Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environment Design. Beau enjoys spending time outdoors and is an avid runner.

Kate Csontos, Assoc. AIA | Stantec Kate is a Project Manager and Senior Associate at Stantec Architecture + Engineers working out of the downtown Cleveland, Ohio office. Having graduated with a Masters in Architecture, she relied on her education to advance her career over the last 12 years. Kate specializes in an integrated project approach and open communication; between consultants, clients, contractors and Landlords. Her problem solving, production detailing, and communication skills have resulted in successful projects and satisfied clients across the US. Throughout all project phases the focus remains on the details, while providing the Client with high level design under budget and on time. The cornerstone of her projects are well managed budgets, schedules, and technical aspects; believing project management is not a separate function but rather a piece of the whole design/construction process.

Aaron Hill, AIA, LEED AP | Bialosky Cleveland Aaron Hill is Partner with Bialosky Cleveland, an AIA Ohio Gold Medal Firm. Throughout his career, Aaron has directed and designed a range of high-profile institutional projects, which have been recognized with ten State and Local AIA Design Awards. At Bialosky, he leads project teams for government, higher education and public library work. Aaron currently serves on the AIA Ohio Board as Secretary, and recently as the AIA Cleveland President.

Adam Yaracs, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP | IKM Architecture Adam is currently a Project Manager with IKM Architecture, as well as an Adjunct Faculty member and AIAS Faculty Advisor at Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design. His volunteer work with AIA Cleveland includes serving as the AIA Cleveland Director of Communications and Co-Chair for the Cleveland Design Awards Program. Previously, he has served as AIA Cleveland Chapter President, Director of Development and Director of Camaraderie. In 2020, Adam was a recipient of the inaugural Emerging Professional Award from AIA Ohio. The previous year, he was also honored with the AIA National Young Architect Award. He received his education from Kent State University.

AIA CLEVELAND DESIGN AWARDS COMMITTEE (CONT.) Gwendolyn Frank, Assoc. AIA | Perspectus Architecture Gwendolyn is a graduate of Kent State University and an Associate with Perspectus Architecture. She recently completed her AREs and is currently finishing her experience hours in order to receive her license. This upcoming year she is excited to start her term on the AIA Ohio Board as one of the AIA Ohio Associate Co-Directors. When not in the office she is enjoying all Cleveland has to offer including things related to her non architecture passions: art, theater, history, and the metro parks.

Patty Lampert | AIA Cleveland Patty is AIA Cleveland’s Executive Director, and a graduate of Cleveland State University. She enjoys working with all of our members, sponsors, vendors, community partners, designers, volunteers and the AIA Cleveland Board to fulfill the chapter’s mission and build a stronger architectural and design community. We welcome your participation, and are looking forward to another great year together.

Please drop by the office when you have a chance to say hello.

Melanie Lewis, AIA | Bowen+ Melanie is a Principal and Director of Practice at Bowen + Associates. She is a graduate of Kent State University CAED and her architectural 15 minutes of fame (aside from the AIA Members Matter Profile of course!) is having a project appear in Architectural Record (Green City Growers, Cleveland OH – October 2012). When not in the office she dabbles in yoga, barre, crossfit, motherhood, speeding without getting caught, fine dining, and binging good (and some not good) television.

David Maniet, AIA | Maniet Architects David is a graduate of Kent State University, an Architect with Maniet Architects, and a member of Lakewood’s Architectural Board of Review. For AIA Cleveland, he is the Director of Membership, reaching out to members and firms to promote the value of being a member of AIA. He is the recipient of the 2016 AIA Cleveland Emerging Professional Award. David enjoys traveling to experience architecture and urban environments around the globe.

AIA CLEVELAND DESIGN AWARDS COMMITTEE (CONT.) Nick Slaughterbeck, AIA | ONYX Creative Nick is a graduate of Kent State University’s dual Master of Business/ Master of Architecture program and has been involved in the Cleveland Design Awards for the last five years. He currently works at Onyx Creative as a newly licensed architect and project manager. Nick is an active member of the AIA Cleveland community and in his free time can be found golfing, weight lifting, or playing video games with his wife, Sarah and their dog Remington.

Christopher Toddy, AIA | Christopher @ Architects LLC Christopher was the 2019 AIA Cleveland President and the 2019 Chair of the national AIA Small Firm Exchange (SFx) Member Group. He is the current regional representative of SFx. He works for small-firm, advocacy, leadership, and sustainability issues locally and nationally on behalf of our local professional community. He is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame du Lac and the Charles Moore Program at the University of Texas at Austin. He services his regional clients as President of Christopher @ Architects LLC, Cleveland, and President of Chrysalis Environmental Development LLC. Through professional teamwork with his colleagues, he aims to create quality, sustainable, meaningful built-environments.

DESIGN AWARDS PROGRAM BOOK BY: ADAM YARACS, AIA | IKM ARCHITECTURE