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The American Institute of Architects College of Fellows History & Directory
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Introduction
the history of the college of fellows 9
The aia and the Emergence of Fellowship
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The Founding of the College of Fellows
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Establishing an Identity
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Years of Major Progress
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Continued Growth Into a New Century
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Spirit of Fellowship Award
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Grants Awarded by the College of Fellows
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Latrobe Prize Recipients
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chronological directory 87
1857–1951
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1952–2019
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alphabetical directory
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Fellows of the aia
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Honorary Fellows of the aia
lists of honor 433
Presidents of the aia
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Chancellors of the College of Fellows
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Architecture Firm Award Recipients
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Edward C. Kemper Award Recipients
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Whitney M. Young Jr. Award Recipients
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Topaz Medallion Recipients
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Gold Medalists
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Leslie Boney Spirit of Fellowship Award
introduction The 2019 edition of The College of Fellows History and Directory honors the newest members of the American Institute of Architects College of Fellows. This year marks the 162nd anniversary of the founding of the American Institute of Architects and the 67th anniversary of the College of Fellows’ founding. Approved for publication in 1982 in celebration of the College of Fellows 30th anniversary, The College of Fellows History and Directory has been an essential resource for information about the College’s founding, its history, the many awards and grants it bestows, and our members. This edition marks the first complete revision undertaken since the book’s original publication. In this new volume, the first chapters—organized by major themes in the College’s growth and evolution—recount the College’s history with new details on our many events, awards, initiatives, and challenges as well as on members elevated. New information on the diversity of our membership added this year will be expanded in future editions. The initial section of the Chronological Directory—years 1857–1951— lists those elevated across our early history. As detailed in the History chapters, readers will understand that these pages document periods where Fellowship was granted through various methods, with the jury system we have today only commencing in 1935. The second section chronicles forward from the College’s first Investiture in 1952 to today. Each year lists the AIA President; the College Chancellor: and recipients of the Gold Medal, Architecture Firm, Edward C. Kemper, and Whitney M. Young Jr. awards; and the Topaz Medallion along with the newly invested class Honorary Fellows and, of course, Fellows. Unspoken heroes of our history are the many individuals involved in the College’s progress: the executive committees, directors and administrators whose every effort works toward fulfilling of the College’s mission to maintain and improve College operations, to monitor and ensure the sustainability and value of the biannual $100,000 Latrobe Prize for research, to provide oversight of the College’s financial health, and to enable programs that support, mentor and award the Institute’s emerging talent. These programs include the Young Architects Forum (YAF), the Leadership Institute, and our Emerging Professionals grants program.
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In our more recent history, we have made great progress in increasing donations to the College of Fellows Fund—our primary source of revenue. We enter the second of a three-year goal to raise the number of donors to half of the College’s member population and increase the amount each contributes. Achieving Fellowship is a significant mark of every member’s contribution to the profession, to our Institute, to the public good, and to the value and standing of architecture and architects in our global community. Achieving Fellowship, however, is not the culmination of a member’s contributions. Instead it is a call to action. Becoming a Fellow uniquely positions each individual elevated to become an advocate for practice-focused, cutting-edge research and for fostering the success of future professionals. This call to action begins with financial supporting the College—an organization dedicated to advancing the practice and profession of architecture through research and mentorship. This charge goes out to every member of this year’s class of Fellows and to those with many years of knowing the importance of achieving Fellowship. We are honored and grateful to those members who have made significant donations in the past, especially our Legacy Donors. These individuals cumulatively donate $10,000 or more over years or make a bequeathment to the College of Fellows Fund. We also thank the AIA for its continuing significant financial and administrative support. Under the editorial leadership of Jeff Pastva, AIA, the College of Fellows Newsletter continues as a primary source of information on the activities and initiatives of College’s Executive Committee, our members, and our grant and award programs. Jeff continues to enhance the publication’s content, format, and features to increase its value for our members. The College’s Regional Representatives continue their ‘boots on the ground’ outreach in professional communities across the country. They are at the front lines of engaging directly with young practitioners in the Institute’s regional and local components. Our Executive Committee continues its legacy of passion, engagement, and investment in fulfilling the mission and vision of the College of Fellows.
—Edward A. Vance, FAIA, 2019 Chancellor
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The History of the College of Fellows
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS AND THE EMERGENCE OF FELLOWSHIP 1857–1884: PROFESSIONALS, ASSOCIATES, AND FELLOWS The ninth article of the 1857 AIA constitution defined two distinct classes of membership—Professional and Associate. The path to Professional membership required proposal and election by the AIA Board of Directors, after a candidate had first served as an Associate. At the time, the title “Fellow” appears to have been used interchangeably with “Professional Member.” For example, Richard Upjohn’s 1857 AIA certificate of membership, although not inscribed until 1873, states he was “elected a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects on the 23rd of February 1857.” Thus, the term “Fellow” applied to the AIA’s earliest members. Another early reference to the title “Fellow” occurs in minutes from a meeting of the Institute, October 4, 1864, preserved in the AIA Archives. This record states that “Mr. Calvert Vaux proposed a subject for debate: the suitableness of introducing a new order of membership into the Institute that should include Painters, Carvers, Carpenters, Masons and others, whose pursuits are connected with the art of architecture.” No vote was taken. Some months later, Vaux again proposed his idea for a new class of members to be called “‘Fellows,’ or any other name of the like important to distinguish them.” R. G. Hatfield, a charter member and first treasurer of the Institute—an office he held until his death in 1879—opposed the proposal. Hatfield thought such a move would “confess to the public that the Institute’s members were in need of the information supposed to be imparted by the technicians and craftsmen.” This closed the matter. The incident illustrates that, although the title “Fellow” was in use at the time, it was not an esteemed designation. By the 1860s and throughout the AIA’s early years, members who were already distinguished practitioners joined as Fellows. An architect joined in whichever category was appropriate, and Associates could be advanced later on. Members who sought to advance from Associate to Fellow did so by initiating the process themselves. A handwritten note dated October 22, 1867 minutes, stated, “H. H. Richardson advanced to Fellowship.” An 1876
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Richard Upjohn’s 1857 membership certificate stating his election as a “Fellow”
application from George Frederick requested “election as a Fellow of the Institute” based on his having practiced architecture for 12 years, and John Murdock and E. G. Lind, both of whom signed themselves “Fellows, A.I.A.,” proposed Frederick for membership. His application was submitted on a printed form, suggesting the application process and title were well established. In 1881 the Board limited the number of Fellows members to 70. During the 1882 convention, the Committee on the Enlargement of the Number of Fellows of the Institute was formed. At the convention in Albany one year later, this committee gave its report, and a bylaws amendment to remove the ceiling was voted in. At the 1885 AIA Convention in Nashville, it was reported that “since the Albany Convention, there [have] been added to the roll of membership the names of five Fellows and nine Associates. Four Associates have been promoted to the Fellowship grade.” By 1885 total membership increased to 188, with 89 Fellows and 99 Associates. 1884–1889: THE WESTERN ASSOCIATION OF ARCHITECTS Although the AIA’s growth had been interrupted by the American Civil War and the financial crises of the 1870s, by the mid-1880s it had members across the country and eleven local chapters including four in Midwestern cities
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and one in San Francisco. Then, in 1884, a rival organization appeared when the Western Association of Architects (WAA) was founded in Chicago. This democratic organization designated all members as “Fellows” and was open to any architect practicing the profession in the United States. WAA membership involved none of the examinations and member scrutiny the AIA required. In addition, the AIA was seen as dominated by elitist East Coast architects and favoring Beaux Arts classicism over the innovative American styles exemplified by the work of Chicago architects. These factors, along with the WAA’s annual dues of $2 versus the AIA’s $10, caused WAA membership to swell. In just two years, its numbers surpassed those of the AIA. Most WAA members were from the Midwest, but many architects in western Pennsylvania, upstate New York, Colorado, and the South also joined. At the AIA headquarters in New York City, these developments were viewed with growing alarm. To gain a better understanding of the competing organization, A. J. Bloor, an AIA Fellow, was dispatched to the WAA’s second annual meeting in St. Louis in 1885. Bloor, essentially serving as both an emissary and spy, noted issues guaranteed to raise the eyebrows of the eastern architectural establishment. In a draft of his report, he removed reference to an address by Charles Illsley because it included a “slight slur on the Institute in the sense of its being too conservative and slow.” Bloor
A. J. Bloor helped found the New York Chapter of the aia and was a longtime secretary of the Institute
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also recounted that the highlight of the first day’s afternoon session was the unanimous election of a woman to Fellowship, Louise Blanchard Bethune— the first woman known to have worked as a professional architect—of Buffalo, New York. Three years later, Bethune would join the AIA as its first female member. Also that day, Louis Sullivan addressed the assembly on “Characteristics and Tendencies of American Architecture.” According to Bloor’s report, during the procedural discussions that occupied the next afternoon and evening, Bloor attempted to share the AIA’s experience in these matters: It was after midnight before the committee separated, but a somewhat festive party of other members of the [WAA] had been waiting for me, and it was some two hours later before I was allowed to retire, feeling that the interests represented in common by the Association and Institute had suffered nothing from the opportunities afforded by such a social occasion for the indirect promotion and cementing of good feeling. Summing up his reactions to the WAA meeting, Bloor wrote: The impression made upon me during the performance of the mission you entrusted to me is that the Association, equally with the Institute, has the good of our art and of its profession at heart, and that it is our duty to work cordially with it. The architectural productions of the West include many examples quite equal to any buildings erected for similar purposes on the Atlantic seaboard, and the Western Association comprises in its membership men of professional acquirements, which give them a just claim to equal standing with members of architectural bodies anywhere in the world. The training of many—perhaps most of them—has been received in the East, and of some of them, in Europe. There will very likely be shown at first, among the most active of the [WAA members], an inclination to the under-evaluation of the experience of the Institute, and to the over-assertion of their own existence and methods, but this will soon wear off, as they discover for themselves the difficulties with which we are so familiar, and before long, we shall doubtless find the value of new blood in pursuing and gaining the objects which must necessarily be common to both organizations. Bloor’s report was eagerly discussed among AIA officers and later provided a basis for the first tentative steps toward the merger of the AIA and
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the WAA. In 1888, the AIA invited WAA delegates to attend the AIA convention in Buffalo. There, Dankmar Adler and Stephen Vaughn Shipman from the WAA conferred with the AIA’s Richard Morris Hunt (President 1888-1891), Edward H. Kendall (President 1892-1893), and Alfred Stone (one of six founders of the Rhode Island Chapter of the AIA). The Institute expressed its willingness to consider each member of the WAA individually for acceptance but balked at admitting the entire organization at once. The WAA, for its part, was opposed to the two levels of AIA membership— Fellow and Associate—which the WAA saw as creating an “aristocracy.” Although these differences seemed irreconcilable, discussion progressed both at the convention and over the next year. A “consolidation convention” was held in 1889 and, though many procedural wrinkles remained, the two societies agreed to merge. The WAA resolutely refused to forfeit its members’ title of Fellow, and the AIA was forced to concede by adopting a more egalitarian concept of membership. Thus, WAA members were accepted as Fellows in the AIA, and, simultaneously, existing AIA members were elevated to Fellow. The WAA, in turn, sacrificed its organization’s name. Former WAA members, however, were noted as WAA in membership directories until the late 1920s. 1890–1920: DEBATE ON MEMBERSHIP AND FELLOWSHIP The AIA Constitution of 1889 stated that the “Institute shall consist of Fellows, of Corresponding [Members,] and of Honorary Members.” These categories were further delineated as follows: The condition of membership as Fellows shall be the honorable practice of the profession of architecture. . . An architect is a professional person, whose occupation consists in originating and supplying artistic and scientific data preliminary to and in connection with the construction of buildings, their appurtenances and decorations; in supervising the operations of contractors thereof, and in preparing contracts between the proprietors and contractors thereof. No member shall accept direct or indirect compensation for services rendered in the practice of his profession, other than the fees received from his client. . . [The categories of Corresponding and Honorary membership shall apply to] Fellows who have relinquished the practice of the profession and thereby lost their right to Fel-
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The Octagon, 1798–1800: headquarters of the aia from 1899 to 1959; offices of the aia Foundation from 1959
lowship of the Institute; [as well as] foreign architects, civil engineers and other scientific men, as well as amateurs of distinction. By 1892 the Institute had grown to 465 Fellows and 81 Honorary members in 23 chapters. At the 1894 national convention in Chicago, President Daniel Hudson Burnham suggested that to complement the AIA’s expansion, drawings by Fellows should be solicited for a proposed national headquarters building for the Institute. Burnham’s desire to hasten the drive for a new headquarters—an idea first raised in 1883—would be fulfilled in 1898, when the AIA first leased the Octagon in Washington, DC. Regarding the continuing question of membership categories, most AIA members believed there should be two classes of active membership including a select “aristocracy.” Chicago architect Normand S. Patton expressed this sentiment in a speech at the 1895 AIA convention in St. Louis: The Institute should not exist “to unite in Fellowship the architects of this continent” but only to unite a small, self-elected aristocracy. Our effort should be to decrease rather than increase our membership. Our efforts are to be combined, not to promote the efficiency of the profession or even the efficiency of our own members; but the main purpose is the creation of a very select club, election to which shall be the highest honor for which a member of our profession can strive.
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If the aristocratic theory be adopted, we have no use for chapters—all we want is the title of “Fellow of the AIA.”
Before the formation of the [WAA], the [AIA] was run on the theory that it represented the elite of the profession. The [WAA] was organized on a more democratic basis, with the result that in a few years, it outnumbered the [AIA] and extended its state associations as far east as New York State. Had the consolidation not occurred, the next move would have been the change of name to The American Association of Architects, with the probability that it would have increased and the Institute would have decreased. Thus would have then attained the result sought for, to make the Institute small and select. The return to two categories of membership—Fellows and Associates—was officially proposed by Professor C. Francis Osborne of Philadelphia, a WAA Fellow, in a paper titled “What Membership in the Institute Should Mean,” delivered at the 1897 AIA convention in Detroit. After praising the formation of a truly “national” society, he posed questions for the enlarged Institute: Surely such a Society, after such a period of existence, ought to be able to show, to justify its existence at all: 1. That it includes in its membership a very large majority of all the reputable practitioners of the country. 2. That membership in it is accepted by the profession and the public as evidence of professional capacity. 3. That the deliberations of its Annual Conventions are followed with interest and respected as to their conclusions, both by the profession and by the public at large. But what are the facts with regard to the Institute? It is notorious that members of the Institute form but a very small part of the total number of architects practicing in this country. Can any fair-minded member say that we include within our ranks, small though they be, the best ability in the profession; or that F.A.I.A. after our names can be taken as any certain indication that we are all of us well equipped for practice?… I believe that truth demands a negative answer to each of these questions…where is the fault, and what is the remedy? I believe that the first important change should be made in the direction of enlarging the scope and significance of membership in the Institute by an arrangement of two 15
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classes: a) Fellows and b) Associates. That Associates should be drawn from the ranks of younger members of the profession, with an election by the Board of Directors after an examination on professional subjects. That Fellows should be elected: – only from the ranks of the Associates, and after ten years of active practice. – only by a nomination by a Chapter approved by the Board of Directors. – only by ballot at a meeting of the Convention. By these means, two desirable things would be certain of accomplishment. First, a widely increased membership . . . and second, nonmembership might be taken to indicate a [lesser] degree of skill. Professor Osborne’s proposals were adopted in the bylaws during the 1898 AIA convention in Washington, DC. As anticipated, the new membership categories led to an increase in members. By 1903 the Institute’s membership numbered 753—358 Fellows and 395 Associates. The number elected to Fellowship under the new rules was very small. Only six were elevated in 1906, including Henry Bacon, architect of the Lincoln Memorial, and John Russell Pope, architect of the Jefferson Memorial. In 1907 seven advanced to Fellowship. The Board then selected those candidates to be presented for “consideration” (election) by members assembled at the convention. All members in attendance voted on the nominations, with results announced later during the convention. In this manner the Institute slowly admitted new Fellows, but overall numbers diminished with the deaths of elderly Fellows. In 1908, Fellows numbered 320; that number shrank to 294 by 1910. By comparison, the number of Associates increased from 548 in 1908 to 597 in 1910.
1920–1935: A JURY OF FELLOWS Controversy was brewing over the selection of Fellows. Although nominations originated both from chapters and members at large, the power to review and offer nominations for a convention vote rested solely with the AIA Board of Directors. Members were concerned that candidates were often not presented or held for review for an excessive period of time. Membership’s dissatisfaction with the election procedure was so great that in 1920 and 1921, the AIA Board declined to present nominations to the
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convention and, consequently, no Fellows were elected. A Board committee was then appointed to study the matter and concluded that the Fellowship category should be abolished. The Board disregarded this advice, however, and chose to settle the question on its own. Accordingly, when delegates arrived at the 1922 AIA convention in Chicago, President Henry H. Kendall distributed a brief statement to membership explaining the general features of the proposed new method of electing Fellows: Fellowship in The American Institute of Architects is conferred upon a member who is a citizen of the United States who, in the opinion of an authorized Jury of Fellows, shall have notably contributed to the advancement of the Profession in design, construction, literature, education or public service. The above Jury shall be composed of six Fellows appointed by the President. The name of each candidate selected by the Jury, after having been submitted to the members of the Chapter of which he is a Member, and to all Members and Fellows of the Institute, shall be submitted to the Convention following the nomination, for election. Membership accepted the Board’s proposals, and Fellows’ elections were handled in this manner until 1935. During this time, Lois Lilley Howe of Boston—the second woman to join the AIA (1901)—became its second female Fellow in 1931 and the first woman elected to Fellowship, as Bethune had become a Fellow by default during the WAA merger. In 1935 the authority for selection was placed solely with the Jury of Fellows, where it remains today. During the 17 years from 1935 until the College’s first investiture in 1952, 311 Fellows were elevated via the jury system.
THE FOUNDING OF THE COLLEGE OF FELLOWS At the AIA convention in Chicago in May 1951, President Ralph Thomas Walker called a meeting of all attending Fellows. From the ensuing discussions, a resolution was formed and passed: “Resolved: That the Board authorize the establishment of a College of Fellows composed of the Fellows of the American Institute of Architects.” A few months later on January 17, 1952, nine American Institute of Architects Fellows—among them William F. Lamb, architect of the Empire
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The 1924 by-laws of the Institute regarding members’ advancement to Fellowship
State Building, and Ralph T. Walker, the College’s future first chancellor, and Edgar I. Williams, who become its third chancellor—gathered at New York City’s University Club, McKim, Mead & White’s imposing Italian Renaissance palazzo on Fifth Avenue. In a later report to the AIA Board of Directors, Walker noted the nine attendees had not intended to usurp the potential contributions of other Fellows. The group proposed changing the AIA bylaws to permit the College of Fellows to exist within the Institute. Although the College’s purpose and duties were at first unclear, the group eventually agreed to present the following bylaws amendment to the AIA Board of Directors in March and then, somewhat warily, at the 1952 AIA convention, where they were passed: The purpose of the College is to stimulate and express the opinions and advice of honored and experienced members of the Profession. . .. The duty of the College is to consider and report to the Board of Directors, at such times and manner as it may determine, any question or matter referred to it by the Board, or any matter of general interest to the Profession. The College shall provide a committee of induction to assist the president at any annual meeting or convention to induct newly elected Fellows, and to participate in their being presented to the Convention.
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Some early critics of the College expressed concern that it might serve as a forum for former officers to maintain power and influence. However, Walker and the other founding Fellows envisioned the College differently. With the change in the Fellowship selection process in 1922, Fellows had come to comprise a virtual “who’s who” of the profession. This group of the most notable architects in the United States possessed extraordinary— albeit unorganized and untapped—talent and experience. For Walker and many others, the College presented the potential to use the Fellows’ unique knowledge and abilities for the betterment of the Institute and the profession. In addition, the annual meeting of the Fellows would provide opportunity to socialize and to exchange ideas—which the original bylaws designated as a “convocation.” Walker’s choice of the quasi-academic name “College of Fellows” is unclear. The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), which the AIA often consulted on procedural matters, provided no precedent. RIBA Fellowships were conferred at its annual meeting with little ceremony, and British Fellows had not formed an organization. Walker’s inspiration perhaps came from the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC), which had organized a group of Fellows in 1941. Induction into the Canadian College followed strict rituals involving Diplomas of Fellowship being awarded by a chancellor, dean, and registrar clad in academic robes in a candlelight ceremony. Whatever the naming precedent, the AIA College of Fellows is thought to be the brainchild of Walker, who in addition to serving as its inaugural chancellor, wrote the induction ceremony and created the first designs for the Fellowship medallion and chancellor’s medal.
ESTABLISHING AN IDENTITY 1952: SETTING THE COURSE The 1952 AIA convention in New York City conferred Fellowships on 39 architects, and the June 1952 issue of the AIA Journal—the AIA’s official magazine—carried their names and photographs. Among those honored was Eero Saarinen, who had received critical recognition for his work with Knoll furniture as well as for taking first prize in the 1948 competition for the Gateway Arch in St. Louis. The convention
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also adopted a number of constitution and bylaws amendments, including raising membership dues to $50, of which $10 was earmarked for public relations, and creating the College of Fellows. The College held its first meeting during the 1952 convention at a luncheon arranged by Fellow Arthur C. Holden at the University Club. AIA President and Fellow A. Glenn Stanton presided while the College elected its first officers: Ralph T. Walker, chancellor; Alexander C. Robinson III, vice chancellor; J. Woolson Brooks, bursar; and Edmund R. Purves, secretary. Chancellor Walker opened the discussion by soliciting ideas for potential College projects. Norman J. Schlossman, perhaps with an eye to the 1957 AIA centennial, proposed that the College sponsor the writing of the Institute’s history. Edgar I. Williams objected on the grounds the project would look “backwards and the College of Fellows should look forward and lead the Institute.” Discussion extended into the afternoon, halted only by the need to establish and appoint three committees: Committee on Purpose Walter T. Rolfe, Chair; Samuel E. Lunden; Allan H. Neal Committee on Nominations A. Glenn Stanton, Chair; Thomas D. Broad; Edgar I. Williams Committee on Investiture Allan H. Neal, Chair; Paul Gerhardt Jr.; William Bain Jr. With the executive committee elected and a working structure established, the AIA’s College of Fellows began.
1953: THE FIRST INVESTITURE The 1953 Investiture of 30 new Fellows at the 85th AIA convention in Seattle presented the first opportunity to execute the committees’ suggestions. Held in conjunction with the annual banquet, the Investiture ceremony was a gala event. President Stanton joined Chancellor Walker in the fanfare. In his remarks, Walker explained the Fellowship selection process: The method of selecting Fellows is simple [and] democratic and the responsibility of the selection is vested in the Jury of Fellows. Members of the Jury are appointed by the Board 20
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The ďŹ rst executive committee of the College of Fellows: Ralph Walker, faia, chancellor; Alexander C. Robinson III, faia, vice chancellor; J. Woolson Brooks, faia, bursar; Edmund R. Purves, faia, secretary
of Directors to represent the different geographical divisions of the nation; [the Jury is] a continuing, changing group, one member each year replacing a retiring Juror. The Jury scrutinizes the data it receives, reviews the facts and exhibits of each candidate, and measures out its own judgment with one objective: the advancement of the profession of Architecture. The intangible qualities of professional brilliance, integrity, loyalty of purpose to the Institute and service to the Public are those by which a candidate is judged. It is not the purpose of the Fellowship to create an aristocracy of membership, but to give those who have shown their worth an accolade and a charge that their responsibilities have just begun. Walker then read the name, chapter, and citation of the new Fellows, each of whom was escorted to the platform by a senior Fellow. Once all
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new Fellows received their certificates, the audience was asked to stand and recognize them. Thereby the formalities of the Investiture were established, and continue to this day. Walker stated: Fellowship is not an honor to be sought after. It should be received with humility. The members of the Institute expect all of you to continue to lend your efforts, your talents and your prestige to the advancement of Architecture. The new Fellows then repeated an oath, led by Walker: I, [Fellow’s name], now admitted in The College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects, do solemnly affirm that I shall consider it my duty to perform so as to ensure that the American Institute of Architects and the College will merit continued esteem. 1954: ESTABLISHING AWARDS In 1954 the Institute created “Honorary Fellowship,” replacing the designation of Honorary Corresponding Membership, which had existed since 1911, to recognize an “architect of esteemed character and distinguished achievements who is not a citizen or a resident of the United States and does not practice architecture within the domain of the Institute.” A jury of Fellows would review applications. In special cases, the AIA bylaws established an ability to grant Fellowships automatically. Recipients of the AIA Gold Medal and of the Kemper Award for service to the profession who are not already Fellows or Honorary Fellows receive the appropriate Fellowship honor without application to the jury of Fellows. In addition, for a number of years the Institute extended similar recognition to the presidents of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada and the Federation of Colleges of Architects of the Mexican Republic. However, this tradition was discontinued. At the second Investiture in Boston in 1954, 21 new Fellows were advanced, including Walter Gropius and Mies van der Rohe, and the first Honorary Fellow—Carlos E. da Silva of the Philippines—was elevated. Juan Felipe Nakpil became the first Asian American elevated to Fellowship, having become an architect while the Philippines was a US territory from 1898 to 1946. Nakpil is considered the “Dean of Filipino Architects” in his native country.
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Medallion of Fellowship
The Convocation of Fellows resulted in the creation of the “Medallion of Fellowship,” designed by Ralph Walker based on the AIA seal, executed in silver, hung on a purple neck ribbon, and decreed to be worn at all formal Institute functions. The College established a literary citation to recognize “worthy contributions in the field of architecture.” For the first year, an award committee limited the recognition to articles published in the AIA Journal. The College also initiated a student awards program, with nominations put forth by faculty in architectural programs. Fellow Richard Neutra was among the members of the student awards committee. In other business, a committee was formed to further refine and perfect the Investiture ceremony. The AIA Library was cited as “an outstanding collection on American Architecture,” and the bursar stated College assets, dependent entirely on contributions, stood at $108—an amount that dampened the College’s ambitions.
1955: COLLEGE INDUCTS FIRST WOMAN At the 1955 AIA convention in Minneapolis, 42 architects advanced to Fellowship, including the third female Fellow and the first female Fellow elevated into the College by the jury system, Elizabeth Coit—a Massachusetts-born, New York architect who specialized in public housing. Two Honorary Fellows were elevated, marking their countries’ first Fellow: C.H. Aslin of the United Kingdom and Kay Otto Fisker from Denmark. The annual Convocation had become a special tradition, and the 1955 event was no exception. The COF 1955 Minutes describe the occasion in florid detail:
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A short drive from the convention’s Hotel Radisson, circling the edge of the lake, brought the Fellows to the broad tree-shaded lawns of the Minnikahda Club…[Guests] settled into the comfortable conviviality of the informal clusters at various vantage spots. Refreshments were available in a popular corner of the club veranda. Cares wafted into the broad vistas over the lake. Contentment and repose became so highly enjoyable that passage of time was cruel, and the company was reluctant to move into the dining room for luncheon. Consequently, it was somewhat after two o’clock when Chancellor Alexander C. Robinson III called the [Convocation] to order. [The]assembled company concluded a full slate of business. Past Chancellor Walker presented the College with a special ornament of office for the chancellors. Designed by Walker, it was a silver plaque on which successive chancellors’ names were to be engraved; it rested in a velvet-lined leather case. Walker, in turn, was presented with a special ribbon edged in blue, to signify his distinction as past chancellor. A moment of silence was observed for departed Fellows. The Bursar then reported the College solvent to the tune of $574.87. The minutes also reported the recognition of nine professors; the student awards program proposed the previous year was not carried forward. Willard Connelly received the Literary Award for a series of four articles on Louis Sullivan. Fellow Charles Fredrick Cellarius of the AIA Foundation spoke of the Foundation’s aims and reminded the Fellows of their oft-pledged, but as yet unforthcoming, support. Vice Chancellor Edgar I. Williams then introduced an inquiry into the basic values and purposes
Elizabeth Coit, the first woman to be invested in the College of Fellows
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of the College. Observers noted considerable animated discussion ensued regarding the value of the College to date in “the ‘imponderables’, those qualities that are the warp and weft of the arts” and in being “of service in the less practical but equally important intangible matters.” No conclusions were reached. 1956: ISSUES OF FUNDING The Convocation luncheon at the 1956 AIA convention in Los Angeles was held at the suburban home of Fellow Welton Becket. Thirty-five new Fellows were invested into the College along with two Honorary Fellows, including the first South American, Gustavo L. Wallis of Venezuela. One hundred and sixteen Fellows traveled from the Biltmore Hotel to Becket’s residence, where refreshments and luncheon were served on the terrace and lawn. Among the first items discussed at the business meeting was dues. To finance some of its projects, the College had considered assessing each Fellow $5. It was reported, however, that the AIA Board of Directors was not in favor of this idea and that the Board had furthermore discontinued its formal allowance to the College. The College would be supported in an arrangement similar to any AIA committee, whereby funds for “special projects,” or purposes other than “enabling the College to meet,” required approval from the AIA Board’s executive committee. At the meeting’s end, the College’s bursar reported a balance of $173.98; a unanimous vote allocated the total to the AIA Foundation. The literary awards made a final appearance in the form of two AIA Journal articles from 1955: “Planning in a Free Community,” by Henry S. Churchill, and “Charles Donagh Maginnis,” by William Emerson and Archbishop Cushing. George H. Herrick and Ralph T. Walker received honorable mentions.
1957: HIGH ATTENDANCE AT THE AIA CENTENNIAL The 1957 AIA convention in Washington, DC, marked the centennial of the founding of the American Institute of Architects. Convention plans were ambitious. Late in the preparations, however, the event’s planners recognized the Institute was celebrating a history that had never been recorded. Accordingly, in 90 days
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Ralph Walker receiving the 1957 Centennial Medal of Honor from aia President Leon Chatelain Jr.
Fellow Henry H. Saylor produced The AIA’s First Hundred Years, which was published as the May issue of the AIA Journal. Other aspects of the convention were less successful. Convention planners significantly underestimated attendance at several events. The vast Daughters of the American Revolution Constitution Hall was crowded for an afternoon concert, “Architecture in Music.” That evening at the Centennial dinner, all members could not be seated in the main convention hall, so loudspeakers were rigged in distant banquet rooms. The AIA had commissioned commemorative china bearing the Institute’s seal for presentation to seated guests before the meal. Confusion forced abandonment of this plan, however, and the plates were unceremoniously handed to each guest afterward. During the dinner, Louis Skidmore received the Gold Medal, the AIA’s most prestigious award, and Ralph T. Walker was awarded a special Centennial Medal of Honor. President Leon Chatelain Jr. also announced the names of the newly elected Fellows, although the venue limited those elevated to simply standing to be recognized. Forty-nine Fellows were advanced—the largest group ever invested in one year—including Paul R. Williams, the first African-American member of the AIA and the first African-American Fellow. Three Honorary Fellows were also elevated—Douglas E. Kertland became Canada’s first Honorary Fellow and Pier Luigi Nervi Italy’s first.
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Over-attendance at the Investiture resulted in perhaps the most ill-fated convention event. Held in the lobby of the Carlton Hotel, all participants and their friends and relatives, as well as College members and curious passersby, stood for the entire program. Confusion continued at the Convocation luncheon, when many more unexpected guests arrived. In the May AIA Board Minutes, Chatelain described the proceedings as a “fiasco.” A Fellows committee was appointed to ensure selection of suitable Investiture venues in the future. The realization that 23 of the 48 new Fellows were cited for “public service” or “service to the Institute” caused the AIA Board’s Committee on Fellowship Matters to propose a new class of membership—Regents—for these two areas of service. This category would honor “those members of devoted and distinguished service, but whose service had not been so outstanding or inspirational as to warrant a Fellowship.” Such a category would “give increased stature to Fellowship and put greater emphasis for achievement in architecture.” After much spirited debate, the idea was dropped because of concern it would be construed as a “second class” Fellowship. Nonetheless, the belief that Fellowship was less worthy if awarded for any reason other than achievement in design remained in the minds of many.
1958: REASSESSING THE COLLEGE’S PURPOSE The 1958 convention was held in Cleveland, Ohio, and among the 20 architects elevated to Fellowship were Marcel Breuer, who would go on to garner the 1968 Gold Medal; Gordon Bunshaft, shared recipient of the 1988 Pritzker Architecture Prize; and William Pereira, designer of the landmark Transamerica Pyramid in San Francisco. A record nine Honorary Fellows were elevated including Finland’s Alvar Aalto and the first architects so honored from the USSR and Japan. Chancellor Roy F. Larson and Acting Jury Chair Jack Bass Smith conducted the Investiture. For the Convocation, the Fellows adjourned to the Chagrin Valley Hunt Club. Guests included four Honorary Fellows: Maurice Payette of Canada and newly elevated Frederico Ugarte of Argentina, Hector Mardones Restat of Chile, and Icaro de Castro Mello of Brazil The bursar reported the treasury stood at $111 and the College’s membership numbered 504.
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The AIA Board of Directors had previously raised concerns that in the six years since its founding, the College could point to few substantial achievements. Award and citation programs by the College existed only fleetingly. Moreover, the ceremony of the annual Investiture—the College’s only specific duty—was inconsistent, and the College’s perennially underfunded treasury inspired little respect. These failures were all the more distressing when contrasted with the College’s makeup: its members were the architecture profession’s acknowledged leaders and, not incidentally, included every living past officer of the Institute. Board members, some of whom were not Fellows, justifiably questioned the College’s intent. A Board inquiry into “the Exact Purpose of the College of Fellows” was conducted and read to the Convocation. According to observers, the reading precipitated vociferous debate. During an ebb in the discussion, Alexander C. Robinson III of Ohio captured the spirit of the moment by stating, “The College of Fellows shall be devoted to Fellowship.” Arthur Holden suggested the addition of “and the advancement of architectural Fellowship.” The College’s official purpose statement—unanimously adopted and sent posthaste to the Board—read: The College of Fellows should not take over problems of the profession as a whole, believing that these are the province of the Institute. The College of Fellows should remain a group having no other purpose than its annual meeting, which should be an occasion to meet with the new Fellows, to renew old acquaintances and to seek inspiration from a short talk on architecture to be followed by discussion. This declaration appeased the Board’s concerns.
1959: CHARTING THE FUTURE Thirty-eight architects were elevated, along with three Honorary Fellows, at the Investiture in the Great Hall of the Delgado Museum during the 1959 AIA convention in New Orleans. The Gold Medal was presented to Walter Gropius, the German-born founder of the Bauhaus School. Many of those present recalled when, in the same hall, the Institute awarded the 1938 Gold Medal to Paul Philippe Cret, French-born Philadelphia architect and industrial designer.
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Despite the unanimous approval of the College’s statement of purpose the previous year, many Fellows wished to discuss what the group could accomplish. A written survey distributed to the College’s members yielded widely divergent opinions ranging from highly negative—the College served no purpose and should be abolished—to extremely ambitious—the College should undertake activities and programs already under the purview of the Institute. The executive committee defended the College’s role, arguing that the AIA, which was becoming a large organization, could benefit from the work of a select group of members wholly concerned with promoting and protecting the interests of the profession. The officers also felt that the warmth and camaraderie of College ceremonies did enough to justify the group’s existence. An address to the Fellows by Chancellor Roy F. Larson acknowledged the tensions between the College and the Institute but noted signs of improving relationships. He outlined the following activities and summarized the College’s purpose: The officers have concluded that this body should be the instrument either along with the Institute administration, or apart from it, for assessing the status of the profession and the quality of its product. What progress have we made? Not a great deal, but [a plan is being developed] to give direction and purpose and to make use of the talent represented by the College… We exist by the authority of the Board of Directors. Although we are a child of the Institute, we are not a pampered one. In fact, past administrations of the College, and this one, have experienced a feeling of being an unwanted stepchild. We operate, as you may be aware, without appropriation from the Board, and, I observe, without its sympathy. This attitude is changing, it may be said with some confidence. President John Richards has been instrumental in bringing about this change. Nevertheless, when I appeared before the directors of the Institute this past year, the first chancellor to have been invited to do so, and conveyed to them some of the thinking of the officers and past chancellors of the College, I met with [but] mild interest in our plans, and counter-proposals which bordered on the trivial. Some proposed to draw upon the College’s rather lean treasury, which has been, as you know, made up of voluntary contributions. Your
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officers are opposed to the use of such funds [as] the College has, to carry on activities for which we as architects pay dues to the Institute. In brief, your officers consider the following to be proper activities: • Encouraging informal group discussion by Fellows throughout the country. • Commissioning articles and essays by outstanding scholars in and out of the profession, on architecture, planning and the related arts. • Establishing close relations with foreign architects. • Making a contribution to the field of architectural education. • Taking a position on the growing tendency of politics in the competition for office in the AIA. Of one thing the officers are convinced: the College must avoid over-organization and the compounding of committees and programs competitive with the established Institute procedure. There should be no attempt to usurp the powers and prerogatives of the Institute. The College should serve the Institute and the profession as its Fellows are uniquely qualified to do. Its pursuits should, without apology, be on the intellectual level and its real purpose, the promotion of excellence in architecture and the creative arts.
1960: PUBLICATIONS FUND INITIATED San Francisco was the site of the AIA’s 1960 convention and the College’s ninth Convocation. The Institute had met in the city once before, for its 1910 convention when rebuilding activity since the devastating 1906 earthquake and fire had impressed convention-goers. 1960 attendees were equally impressed by San Francisco, and many convention sessions were underattended as members chose to explore the city instead. The Investiture’s site was the central rotunda of Fellow Arthur Brown’s 1915 San Francisco City Hall. Event planners were so intent on success, they held a rehearsal the previous evening. They were rewarded with an impressive ceremony advancing 43 architects to Fellowship, including Minoru Yamasaki, the first Japanese American elevated. Yamasaki’s Twin Towers for the World Trade Center were, at completion, the tallest buildings in the world. Also among the 1960 class were Chloethiel Woodard Smith and Lutah Maria Riggs, the fourth and fifth women to become Fellows. Four Honorary Fellows were elevated from Peru, Mexico (2), and Columbia.
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At the Convocation the following afternoon at the Family Club Grove in the foothills overlooking the city, outgoing Chancellor Larson reported continued warming relations with the AIA Board. His request to establish a fund to support publications yielded nearly $4,000 from members. The College also asked for a voluntary contribution of five dollars from each member. The two collections brought the treasury to $5,481. Nominations and elections were held. In his closing remarks, newly elected Chancellor Morris Ketchum reiterated the College’s hopes to work more closely with the AIA’s officers and Board.
1961: NEW LITERARY VENTURES Accounts of the Investiture at the 1961 Philadelphia convention note its setting—the great stair hall of the Philadelphia Museum of Art—and the ceremony as being both dramatic and
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memorable. Resplendent in robes and their medals, the 46 new Fellows stood on the broad marble stairs beneath the sculpture of Saint-Gaudens’s Diana. Among the record 13 Honorary Fellows invested was Charles Edouard Jeanneret-Gris, known as Le Corbusier, who received the Gold Medal that year.
The tenth Convocation was held at the Philadelphia Art Alliance and marked the first time both Fellows and spouses attended, a tradition that continues to the present. Jacques Gréber, an Honorary Fellow, gave the principal address, expressing pleasure that his design for the Benjamin Franklin Parkway had been carried out. Gréber had retained Paul Cret’s original 1907 plan but replaced a monumental plaza at the foot of Fairmount with a smaller oval to allow a green wedge of open space intended to become locus for new public buildings, similar to the Place de la Concorde in Paris. The College acknowledged one of its first publishing efforts, George B. Tatum’s Penn’s Great Town – 250 years of Philadelphia Architecture, a history cosponsored by the Philadelphia Art Alliance. It also announced plans for publication of a series of seminars and lectures by prominent architects, critics, and historians at Columbia University. “The Four Great Makers and the Next Phase in Architecture” would focus on the work of Walter Gropius, Mies van der Rohe, Le Corbusier, and Frank Lloyd Wright.
YEARS OF MAJOR PROGRESS The College’s first decade, from 1952 to 1962, had been marked by uncertainty, continuing disagreements with the AIA Board of Directors, an underfunded treasury, and the recurring question of the College’s relevancy. By the early 1960s, however, the College had clarified its purpose with the AIA Board and begun to focus on research, publication sponsorship, and other scholarly work—activities that would expand greatly as College membership grew.
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1962: COLLEGE GROWS IN STATURE The 11th annual Convocation was held at the Dallas Athletic Club during the AIA convention. Thirty-four new Fellows were invested with 10 Honorary Fellows, including the first architects from Vietnam and the Netherlands. Convocation speakers included AIA President Philip Will Jr. and two Honorary Fellows, George Ronald Muston of New Zealand and Ngo Viet Thu of Vietnam. The College announced two new publishing projects: Eero Saarinen by Allan Temko—Saarinen was posthumously awarded the 1962 Gold Medal—and The New Churches of Europe by G. E. Kidder Smith on modern European church architecture. This Convocation was the first function in the College’s history to be heralded by an Institute press release, which detailed the election of Paul A. Thiry as chancellor, calling it “a major event of the AIA national convention,” and noted other officers: G. Holmes Perkins as vice chancellor and R. Max Brooks as secretary. It also stated: Fellowship is bestowed upon AIA members for excellence in design, service to the public and the Institute, the science of construction, [and] literature and education. The College of Fellows…augments the services of the Institute, especially in the fields of architectural literature and international professional relations. On December 31, 1962, Chancellor Elect Thiry seeded a new fund for the College with a $1,000 check as “the beginning of a fund which I propose to solicit from the College of Fellows during the coming year.”
1963-1964: COLLEGE OF FELLOWS FUND LAUNCHED Despite multiple attempts to add specificity to the statement of purpose, the College’s function remained open-ended, with generalized goals of “fellowship and the advancement of architectural understanding.” The establishment of the College of Fellows Fund, seeded by that check from Thiry and approved at the 12th annual Convocation in 1963 at the La Gorce Country Club in Miami Beach, gave the College a new sense of purpose. Thirty-five Fellows and nine Honorary Fellows were invested. With the AIA’s growth in membership from 8,000 at the College’s founding in 1952 to 16,000 at the beginning of Thiry’s chancellorship, the Institute’s focus had realigned to provide “a great variety of professional programs
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and activities, which more or less occupy its full attention.” Thus, much of the AIA’s previous work regarding scholarship and research had been “set aside,” presenting new opportunities for the College. After the Convocation, Chancellor Thiry sent a letter to every Fellow, describing the aims of the fund and soliciting their support: A fine opportunity exists for the College to represent the learned aspects of the profession to a far greater extent than it does now. The College should in no way enter into matters of underlying Institute policy, but it can and should take the initiative in advancing certain cultural and scholarly objectives of the Institute. Thiry went on to propose the College of Fellows underwrite and sponsor books and periodicals on architecture at a more accelerated scale than in previous years. He noted that only a third of the AIA’s Gold Medalists were “documented in any concise manner” and little or no reference to Honorary Fellows and Honorary Member awards had been documented in the AIA’s library. His letter solicits contributions to the College of Fellows Fund “…to support valuable nonprofit activities of a scientific or educational nature.” Thiry hoped to raise a base of $100,000, with a vision to eventually reach $1,000,000. He stated, “If each member of the College were to contribute $100, the fund would immediately have $80,000.” These plans were ambi-
Paul Thiry, Vice-Chancellor of the College 1961–62, Chancellor 1963–64
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tious for an organization that had yet to amass a treasury of $6,000, and the College did not wait until its funds reached $100,000 to begin supporting worthy projects. At the 1964 AIA convention in St. Louis, 58 Fellows were invested along with 7 Honorary Fellows. The 13th annual Convocation in St. Louis in 1964 reaffirmed the College’s commitment with the publication of G. E. Kidder Smith’s book The New Churches of Europe and a grant awarded to Frederick Gutheim for his volume, Urban Renewal of Alvar Aalto. By January 1965, the fund had acquired over $21,000 in contributions.
1965–1970: REACHING TOWARD THE FIRST GOAL In 1965, Chancellor Perkins led the induction of 37 Fellows in Washington, DC, including Philip Cortelyou Johnson and Josep Luís Sert—Spanish exile and Dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Design. The 1965 event also represented the first combined AIA national convention and XI Pan American Congress of Architects. A record 14 Honorary Fellows, primarily from South America, were invested, and many members of the Pan American Federation of Architects and the International Union of Architects attended that year’s Convocation. AIA President-elect Morris Ketchum Jr. announced that Fellow Charles A. Blessing received the Arnold W. Brunner Scholarship, which he used to gather research for The Form of Cities in Perspective: the Graeco-Roman World – 500 B.C. to A.D. 200, which would be published in 1973. In 1966, Vice Chancellor Schlossman, formerly the College’s bursar, strongly encouraged Fellows to hold local meetings to continue the activity of the College between convocations. Schlossman hosted the first such gathering for Chicago-area Fellows at the Graham Foundation, where Mies van der Rohe led a lengthy discussion. Similar Fellows’ evenings were arranged by John A. Holabird Jr. in Chicago and George B. Mayer in Cleveland. Sixty members advanced to Fellowship at the 1966 Investiture in Denver, including Edward Larrabee Barnes, who would go on to posthumously earn the 2007 AIA Gold Medal; Maximilian Urbahn, future 48thPresident of the AIA, and Louis De Moll, future 52ndPresident of the AIA. Ten architects, including from Scandinavian countries such as Sweden and Finland,
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The 1968 investiture in Portland’s Masonic Temple
became Honorary Fellows. Kenzo Tange, whom the College had welcomed to Honorary Fellowship in 1963, received the 1966 Gold Medal. At their meeting, the Fellows voted to grant $5,000 to the Octagon for the purchase of eight crystal wall sconces—four George III style and four Regency style— for the hall and dining room. Membership in the College expanded rapidly under Norman J. Schlossman’s chancellorship, 81 architects became Fellows and six became Honorary Fellows at the 1967 Investiture in New York City. This was also the last year Fellows were presented according to specific category of achievement such as design, education, service to the profession, and so on. Thereafter, a brief description of each person’s individual accomplishments was read, establishing a tradition that continues today. During the 1968 Investiture in Portland’s Masonic Temple, College members ushered 77 newly elected Fellows to the dais. Ten Honorary Fellows were invested as well, including Germany’s Frei Otto. AIA President Robert L. Durham, incoming Chancellor John Noble Richards, and College Secretary Ulysses Floyd Rible presided as Fellows received their medals. The 1969 Investiture was held in the Rockefeller Memorial Chapel— one of the last designs of Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue—on the University
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of Chicago campus. The chapel’s soaring vaulted interior of intricately carved wood and brilliant stained glass provided an inspiring setting. The College of Fellows of the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) shared in the ceremony, and their rituals and procedures added distinction. The audience sat in the nave, and 76 new Fellows, seated in the transepts, were escorted to the sanctuary to receive their citations and medals, after which they joined existing members of the College in seats on either side of the chancel. Six Honorary Fellows were also invested. With the addition of 65 Fellows and eight Honorary Fellows, including the first Israeli architect, Arieh Sharon, at the Investiture in Boston in 1970, the College’s membership approached 1,000. Whatever intimacy the College had lost from its early years was countered with increased numbers and vitality. At the 1970s Convocation, incoming Chancellor J. Roy Carroll Jr. announced the College of Fellows Fund had reached its goal of $100,000. Among the projects approved for funding was publication of The American Institute of Architects Directory, in collaboration with the R. K. Bowker Company. Financial support was also planned for the Octagon’s restoration; a design for a Fellow’s lapel pin was tentatively approved. Incoming Vice Chancellor Ulysses F. Rible was charged with refining the existing chancellor’s medal. Deaths noted included Glenn Stanton, AIA President in 1952 during the College’s formation, as well as three Gold Medal recipients: Walter Gropius, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and Richard Neutra.
1971–1978: ARCHIVAL ACTIVITIES INITIATED Sixty-two architects advanced to Fellowship and nine to Honorary Fellowship during the AIA’s 1971 Detroit convention. At the Investiture ceremony, held in the Detroit Institute of Arts’ skylit north-court addition, designed by Gunnar Birkerts, Chancellor J. Roy Carroll Jr. delivered the address, “Fellows of Good Respect,” later published in the July issue of the AIA Journal. Carroll also presided at the Houston Convocation the following year—1972—when 79 new Fellows were welcomed at the Investiture in the Miller Outdoor Theatre, designed by Eugene Werlin & Associates in 1968 to replace a 1922 structure. During the Convocation’s business session, and
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later at the River Oaks Country Club reception, discussion centered on use of the $100,000 College of Fellows Fund, but no decisions were reached. Unresolved questions regarding a Fellow’s lapel pin—whether one was warranted and its appearance—were discussed again at the 1973 AIA convention in San Francisco under Chancellor Ulysees Floyd Rible’s leadership. In response to a suggestion that the initials “FAIA” be added to the existing AIA lapel pin, former Chancellor Schlossman stated, “…the right to use the letters ‘FAIA’ is, in itself, a considerable distinction, and one to which no other device can add luster.” The executive committee requested Wolf Von Eckardt, then an AIA staff member who would become the art and architecture critic at The Washington Post, design a number of options. After reviewing his designs, the AIA Board decided not to approve a special pin for Fellows. The 1973 Investiture was held in the Rotunda of San Francisco City Hall. Designed by Arthur Brown Jr., the Beaux-Arts building first opened in 1915 as part of the City Beautiful movement. (California architect Brown became a Fellow himself in 1930.) Sixty-four Fellows were invested, along with 10 Honorary Fellows. As the College’s membership and resources increased, so did the length of the annual business sessions. In 1974, Chancellor Albert S. Golemon formally separated the annual business meeting from the Convocation dinner, a practice that continues today. Also during Golemon’s tenure, the scattered records of the College’s first 22 years were collected and placed at the AIA Library and Archives. Memorabilia—medallions, ribbons, and plaques—were assembled for permanent display in a case donated by future Chancellor Philip J. Meathe. A new chancellor’s medal, designed by Rible and to be distributed to each former chancellor, was unveiled.
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The 1974 convention was held in Washington, DC, with the convention opening, keynote speaker, and awards presentation held in the Daughters of the American Revolution Constitution Hall—the National Historic Landmark is also the largest concert hall in DC. The Investiture followed the AIA events with 74 new Fellows elevated—among them Frank O. Gehry—with 10 Honorary Fellows including Mexican architect Luis Barragan. Chancellor Albert S. Goleman presided. The city of Atlanta was under construction during the AIA’s 1975 convention. Sixty-two Fellows and 10 Honorary Fellows were invested by Chancellor Robert S. Hutchins. Among the new Fellows was Richard Buckminster Fuller, who melded architecture with geometry, systems theory, and inventiveness to popularize the geodesic dome and create other futuristic icons. In addition, Milwaukee based Lillian Scott Leenhouts was elevated, along with partner and husband Willis. Lillian Leenhouts was a co-founder of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Architecture, was the first licensed female architect in Wisconsin, served as the first woman on the Wisconsin Architectural Licensing Board, was an early advocate for the cleanup of the Milwaukee River, and established the Architect’s River Committee. The College began sponsoring major research and publication projects in earnest under its College of Fellows Fund. The Fund underwrote research
George McCue’s The Octagon, published with assistance from the College of Fellows
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for and publication of The Octagon, by George McCue, on the history and restoration of the Institute’s national headquarters. Designed by William Thornton—architect of the United States Capitol and appointed by President George Washington as the first Architect of the Capitol—the Octagon was constructed between 1797 and 1800 as a residence. It had been purchased by the AIA in 1902 and served as its headquarters until after World War II. In 1969 the AIA Foundation purchased the Octagon and undertook its restoration. McCue’s book, published by the AIA Foundation in 1976 with assistance from the College, documented the landmark’s long and colorful history. Spurred by the success of The Octagon, the College investigated sponsorship of additional research, particularly the care of architectural drawings. For many years, the College supported the activities of the AIA Library and Archives and now suggested the Library receive the papers of important architects. A committee formed to study the matter led to a grant from the College, which enabled the AIA Research Corporation—founded in 1972 and funded almost entirely with grant money—to conduct a nationwide study of architectural archives. The 1976 national convention acknowledged the United States Bicentennial with celebrations in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, including the elevation of 71 Fellows and 11 Honorary Fellows into the College by Chancellor William J. Bachman. Among those elevated was Alan Schwartzman, a founding member of AIA Europe and its second President, and Philadelphia architect Walter R. Livingston Jr., who in addition to being a practitioner and civic activist, served on the Philadelphia Redevelopment Authority board from 1958 to 1972. At the annual business meeting, chaired by Chancellor Bachman, the results of the national study of architectural archives was presented. “Preserving Architectural Records and Creating a National Informational System on Archival Material: A Discussion with Alternatives” suggested establishing regional collections of architectural archives with a central index at AIA headquarters. It also recommended creating a National Building Museum in Washington, DC. Both suggestions received strong support, and the College conferred a grant to a newly formed Committee for the National Museum of Building Arts to establish the museum.
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Another grant went to the Daniel Schwartzman Memorial Fund for the National Museum of Building Arts, in honor of Schwartzman, who was recipient of the1964 Edward C. Kemper Award. Support for archival activities continued during the College’s 26th Convocation, held at the Del Coronado Hotel in San Diego in 1977. Chancellor Philip J. Meathe further championed the causes and suggested the AIA Foundation coordinate archival activities for the Institute. Fifty-six Fellows and 12 Honorary Fellows were invested that year, including the first female architect to become an Honorary Fellow, Maria Prus of Canada, who was elevated with her husband and partner, Victor Marius Prus. A native of Poland, Maria Prus’s architectural studies were interrupted by WWII, when she became a member of Poland’s Home Army and participated in their unsuccessful attempt to defeat Red Army troops in the Warsaw Uprising of 1944. At the 1978 Investiture in the Music Hall at Dallas’s Fair Park, 66 architects advanced to Fellowship, including Robert Venturi, who would go on to win the Pritzker in 1991, and 12 to Honorary Fellows. During the business meeting, a presentation by Jeanne Butler Hodges, AIA Foundation Administrator, depicted the condition of the AIA’s historical records and collections, which had been relegated to the basement of the new headquarters. Rare portfolios and huge leather-bound volumes were stacked in disarray; delicate watercolors and fragile pencil and charcoal renderings were piled in dangerous proximity to overhead pipes; cardboard boxes overflowed with old files and correspondence. No complete record of the archived materials existed, but included among the holdings were the papers of William Stanley Parker. For more than 50 years, Parker had spearheaded the development of and served as spokesperson for AIA Contract Documents. Additionally, the Richard Morris Hunt collection included drawings, photographs, and books related to this AIA founder, who was among America’s most influential 19th-century architects. Hunt had trained a generation of New York City architects and designed an array of buildings, including the Breakers in Newport, RI, and the Biltmore in Asheville, NC. Hodges’s presentation spurred the Fellows to support the AIA Foundation’s Prints and Drawings Collection as the year’s major project. With a
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grant from the College and additional funds from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Institute for Museum Services, and the National Historical Publications and Records Commission, an architectural archivist and a registrar/conservator were enlisted to organize the immense Hunt collection. Subsequent grants from the College helped complete the archiving project. More than 18,000 items were cataloged, cleaned, and preserved for historical and scholarly research. This effort has served as a model for other programs to gather, preserve, and manage architectural archives.
1979–1982: FOCUS ON GOLD MEDALISTS A highlight of the 1979 convention in Kansas City, Missouri, was the scheduling and initial interviews for a College-funded initiative to document the lives and accomplishments of the AIA’s Gold Medalists. A series of 1978 grants had enabled videotaped interviews with the Gold Medalists and their spouses, the compilation of their biographies for publication, and the acquisition of Gold Medalists’ drawings and paintings by the AIA Foundation’s Prints and Drawings Collection. AIA President Ehrman B. Mitchell and then New York Times architecture critic Paul Goldberger conducted videotaped interviews with Wallace K. Harrison— architect of Rockefeller Center, the Metropolitan Opera House, and the UN Headquarters in New York City—and his wife, Ellen Hunt Milton; Dione Niedermann Neutra, wife of Richard Neutra; Eloise Owings Skidmore, wife of Louis Skidmore; and Philip C. Johnson. The publication of AIA Gold Medal Architects by Richard Guy Wilson resulted from the compiled biographies. The 1979 Convocation also voted to award College grants to microfilm the Institute’s unsorted records, including the original 1857 AIA Constitution. At the Investiture, 95 architects were elevated to Fellowship with 11 Honorary Fellows, including Mexican architect and future Gold Medal recipient (2000) Ricardo Legorreta. At the 1980 AIA Convention in Cincinnati, Norma Merrick Sklarek became the first African-American woman elevated to the College of Fellows. Also in her class of 93 other Fellows was César Pelli and two other female architects—L. Jane Hastings, who would go on to be the first female member of the College’s executive committee and its first female chancellor,
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and Beverly A. Willis of San Francisco. Among the nine Honorary Fellows invested was Norman Foster of the United Kingdom (who would receive the Gold Medal in 1994). At the Convocation the first Gold Medalist videotape was shown, and Paul Goldberger served as guest speaker. At the business meeting, the College voted to support computerization of the National Catalogue of American Architectural Records (formerly the New York-based Committee for the Preservation of Architectural Records) upon its transfer to the Library of Congress. In addition, the College granted continuing funding to the William Stanley Parker Archives and the Richard Morris Hunt collection. In Minneapolis, 1981 Convocation speaker Richard Guy Wilson, noted professor of Architectural History at the University of Virginia, shared anecdotes of early Gold Medal recipients, particularly his account of the 1923 ceremony on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, when then-U.S. president Warren G. Harding presented the Gold Medal to Henry Bacon. Ninety-one individuals became Fellows at the Investiture, including the largest class of African-American architects to date—six. Eight Honorary Fellows were invested. The 1982 AIA convention was held in Honolulu, and the Investiture of 81 new Fellows took place in the Blaisdell Concert Hall. Among the 10 Honorary Fellows was Italy’s Renzo Piano, who would go on garner the 2008 Gold Medal. A twilight reception in the Royal Hawaiian Hotel’s gardens preceded the gala convocation dinner. Chancellor William R. Jarratt reported the continuation of the Gold Medal interviews, as well as the upcoming publication of Wilson’s book, Honor and Intimacy: Architectural Drawings by AIA Gold Medalists, 1907-1983. He also noted the College would continue funding two internships for assistance in cataloging and indexing old AIA membership records—a critical resource on early American architects— and announced that the College would celebrate its 30th anniversary with the first publication of A History and Directory of the College of Fellows.
1983–1987: GRANTS PROGRAM EXPANDS The College’s 30th anniversary was marked by the publication of A History and Directory of the College
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of Fellows, documenting the College’s continuing success in “stimulating fellowship, promoting the purposes of the Institute, and advancing the profession of architecture.” The 31st year of the College began under the chancellorship of William C. Muchow. The 1983 Investiture took place in the Orpheum Theater in New Orleans—the 1918 Beaux Arts style vaudeville theater designed by G. Albert Landsburgh had been scheduled for demolition that year but was saved by its acquisition and restoration by the New Orleans Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra. The annual business meeting, attended by 84 members of the College, convened in the Hilton Hotel. Principal topics included the College’s relationship to the Institute—occasioned by the recent reorganization of the AIA—and the search for an improved working relationship between the AIA Foundation and the College of Fellows Fund. Chancellor Muchow also reported a copy of the first edition of A History and Directory of the College would be distributed to all Fellows. Since its founding in 1963, the Fund had accumulated a $165,000 endowment. Ninety-four architects were invested as Fellows with 11 Honorary Fellows. The Investiture at the 1984 AIA convention in Phoenix took place in the nave of the early 20th-century Mission Revival Church of St. Mary’s with Chancellor Bernard B. Rothschild officiating. Eighty-three were elevated with nine Honorary Fellows from across the globe. The annual business meeting was held at the Phoenix Hyatt. Members learned of progress in refining and approving new statements of purpose for the College and the College of Fellows Fund and improving fund solicitation efforts among members. Chancellor Rothschild also cited grants made during the year including the television documentary, “Fallingwater.” The Fund’s endowment totaled $251,433.
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The 1985 Investiture, led by Chancellor Donald L. Hardison, was held in San Francisco at the opulent Garden Court at the Sheraton Palace Hotel. Eighty-five architects were elevated with 11 Honorary Fellows, including Masako Hayashi of Japan, who was the first woman to win the Architectural Institute of Japan Award. At the annual business meeting in the Moscone Center, the question of a Fellow’s pin, although discouraged in the previous decade, rose again. Vice Chancellor Vladimir Ossipoff presented his design for a pin to the College of Fellows executive committee, suggesting the pin could be used for fundraising. The committee agreed to explore the idea. The College of Fellows Fund awarded 10 grants, totaling $30,425, during the year. At the San Antonio convention in 1986, Chancellor Ossipoff presided over the Investiture in Trinity College’s Laurie Auditorium, when 84 Fellows and nine Honorary Fellows were invested. During the annual business meeting, held in the San Antonio Convention Center, the College of Fellows Fund was again the focus, as the only AIA program that “grants awards, on a competitive basis, for diverse architecturally related projects which advance the understanding and awareness of architecture, both to the public and to the profession.” The Fund balance stood just short of $400,000—closer to the $1 million goal set at its founding in 1963. The 11 grants given in 1986 totaled $41,213. Chancellor Ossipoff reported on the results of a survey of Fellows regarding the lapel pin: of the 60 percent of members who responded, 69.2 percent favored a pin. The following February the AIA executive committee approved the proposed pin design as a College of Fellows Fund fundraising program. In 1987 in Orlando, Chancellor S. Scott Ferebee Jr. led the College in its 25th annual meeting. The Investiture was held in the Hyatt Regency’s Grand Cypress hotel ballroom. Seventy-three architects were elevated to Fellowship, among them was North Carolinian Harvey B. Gantt, who was the first African-American student admitted to Clemson University and served as Mayor of Charlotte from 1983 to 1987. Twelve Honorary Fellows were invested. The annual business meeting took place in the Peabody Hotel, famous for its ducks and their daily march to and from the lobby pool. Chancellor Ferebee reported on the continuing growth of the College
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of Fellows Fund and the scope and diversity of the grants it had bestowed, including fourteen grants that year totaling $65,488, and a donation schedule for members. The Chancellor also presented the new College of Fellows pin—a gold-rimmed, maroon octagon framing a smaller version of the AIA membership pin.
1988–1992: OUTREACH THROUGH REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES The Investiture at the AIA’s 1988 convention in New York took place under the Cathedral of St. John the Divine’s soaring Gothic vaults with the majestic sound of its double organs opening and closing the ceremonies. Sixty-four Fellows and 10 Honorary Fellows were invested. The annual business meeting was held in the Italian Renaissance splendor of the University Club, the site of the founding of the College in a conversation between nine AIA members in 1952. Chancellor C. William Brubaker reported that the College of Fellows Fund awarded 12 grants in 1988—totaling $61,670—chosen from 42 applications, the same number as in 1987. The College also increased its support for the Octagon’s restoration, a commitment first noted in its 1964 bylaws revision. Of the 1,963 Fellows listed in 1988, 500 were emeritus members of the Institute, while 1,380, or 70.3 percent, continued in practice. Chancellor Brubaker noted that 1988 funds fell below those raised in 1987, when contributors increased 49 percent, to 550 in one year, and average contributions increased from $119 in 1985 to $129 for a total of $71,048. Brubaker also introduced an initiative to increase membership and public understanding of the College and its programs. A network of Regional Representatives appointed by the Vice Chancellor would serve the interests of the College in the AIA nineteen national regions. It would seek to nurture understanding of the College and its potential for social and professional fellowship, in addition to encouraging annual fund contributions. The program would also report activities and developments of local Fellows to the Chancellor and AIA headquarters and encourage chapters and individuals to submit grant applications. At the 1988 meeting, the College elected the first female member of the executive committee—L. Jane Hastings as bursar-elect. Hastings had become a Fellow in 1980.
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The 1989 Investiture in St. Louis was held outdoors at Saarinen’s Gateway Arch, overlooking the Mississippi River. Forty-four Fellows were invested along with 11 Honorary Fellows. The Missouri Athletic Club was the setting for the College’s annual meeting, presided over by Chancellor Preston M. Bolton. Members adopted revised College bylaws—their first comprehensive revision since 1952. Chancellor Bolton reaffirmed the previous year’s charge to the College’s network of Regional Representatives, now organized and functioning. Fellow Robert T. Coles proposed that the College needed to address the underrepresentation and concerns of African-Americans in the AIA. He proposed a task force be created to report suggested actions at the College’s next meeting. A motion to form the College of Fellows Task Force on African-American Entrance into the Profession was raised and approved. Steady capital fund growth—from $251,433 in 1984 to $406,772 five years later—resulted from a policy of transferring one-third of all College of Fellows Fund contributions, interest, and other income to the permanent capital fund, with the remaining two-thirds used for each year’s grants. The 13 grants given in 1989, culled from 84 applications, totaled $60,438. Bolton reaffirmed the College’s support for the Octagon’s restoration and for the Institute’s efforts to make architecture and architects more accessible to the public. He cited a series of grants for an American Architectural Foundation (AAF) exhibition on women in architecture planned to mark the 100th anniversary of the AIA’s first female member (Fellow Louise Blanchard Bethune): 100 Years of Women in Architecture: 1888–1998. In 1990 the College chose the University of Houston’s School of Architecture for the Investiture. Five female architects were elevated to Fellowship—the largest number elevated in one year to date—along with two female Honorary Fellows. Total Fellows invested was 63, with 12 Honorary Fellows. The George R. Brown Convention Center was the site of the College’s annual meeting. Chancellor William A. Rose reported that 11 grants totaling $48,850 were awarded from 51 applications and that the capital fund balance at the end of 1990 had dropped to $365,013 due to market conditions. Chancellor Rose recognized Fellow Arthur C. Holden, who that year
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had celebrated his 100th birthday, and members passed a motion extending the College’s congratulations. A report was distributed from the Task Force on African-American Entrance into the profession, and Rose advocated the AIA’s Minority Resources Committee examine its content. Despite interest in merging the College’s and the AIA’s efforts, Fellows at the annual business meeting voted to continue the College’s task force as a separate initiative. In 1991 at the AIA convention in Washington, DC, the Investiture was held on a windy day on the grand terrace of John Russell Pope’s Jefferson Memorial, overlooking the Tidal Basin. That day 13 female architects were invested among the total of 90 Fellows invested. Six architects were recognized as Honorary Fellows, including Tadao Ando of Japan, who would go on to receive the Gold Medal in 2002. More than 200 Fellows later gathered for the annual meeting at the Grand Hyatt for the traditional luncheon, followed by remarks and reports from colleagues and guests. As had become the norm, the Chancellor’s report began with the College of Fellows Fund status. Chancellor Robert B. Marquis acknowledged that during 1990, all AIA investments, including the College of Fellows Fund, had experienced reduced earnings from the economic slowdown, but that a change in investment management and a more favorable investment climate in 1991 saw earnings returning to the growth trend of previous years. The capital fund balance of $399,470 as of March 31, 1991, reflected a significant increase from the previous December. Despite all its ups and downs over a decade, the fund had grown more than 140 percent. The number of contributions also increased in 1990—292 compared to 129 the previous year—totaling $35,250. Chancellor Marquis suggested that appeals already in progress would accelerate growth. A report on the Regional Representatives’ program indicated it performed a useful role in promoting the College and its interests via initiatives such as local gatherings, assistance with Fellowship application submissions, support of local architectural archives, and sponsorship of candidates for Honorary Fellowship. Vice Chancellor Hastings announced that as 1992 would be the College’s 40th anniversary, a second edition of A History and Directory of the College was being prepared for sale at the Boston convention.
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The African-American Entrance into the Profession task force report recounted that collaborations with the Phelps Stokes Fund and Wilbert LeMelle had resulted in a fundraising drive for a $4-million endowment to encourage African-Americans in higher education. Ten percent of the endowment was set aside for attracting young men and women into architecture. The College of Fellows and the AIA each announced its commitment to raise $5,000 and the College elected Robert T. Coles, the first African-American to serve on the executive committee, as secretary. Coles would go on to serve as the College’s first African-American Chancellor. In 1992, the concluding year of the College’s fourth decade, the Investiture was held in Boston’s Trinity Church, the first masterpiece of Henry Hobson Richardson (Fellowship class of 1867). Under the soaring, sunlit barrel-vaulted sanctuary with its interior design by John La Farge, the College’s first female leader, Chancellor L. Jane Hastings invested 123 new Fellows— the largest class to date—and 10 Honorary Fellows. At the annual business meeting at the Harvard Club, Chancellor Hastings reported on the Regional Representatives’ activities, the status of the College of Fellows Fund, and the development of new programs for increasing contributions, including more assertive solicitation and a life insurance program. The grants program and its range of interests continued to merit attention. These included, most importantly, research into promoting the membership of female and African-American architects, as well as contemporary urban issues related to architecture.
1993–2000: GROWTH AT THE CENTURY’S CLOSE Chancellor John A. Busby Jr. presided over the College’s 1993 annual meeting in Chicago’s vast McCormick Convention Center. Members voted to reinstate the oath of fellowship, originally introduced by College cofounder Ralph Walker. The meeting featured the first report from L. Jane Hastings in her post-chancellorship role as the College’s historian. The executive committee reaffirmed the College of Fellows Fund’s $1-million goal, reporting that the fund now approached the halfway mark. The Investiture, held in the Fourth Presbyterian Church, was memorable for a windy rainstorm that swept through the city and across new Fellows, families, and friends gathered for a reception
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in the courtyard. One-hundred-twelve Fellows were invested with 13 Honorary Fellows. The following year at the 1994 AIA convention in Los Angeles, the Investiture took place on the sunny campus of the University of Southern California. One-hundred-four architects were invested and nine Honorary Fellows. At the College’s 1994 annual business meeting at the Los Angeles Convention Center, Chancellor Thomas H. Teasdale presented Leslie N. Boney Jr., 1981 Chancellor, with a citation of appreciation for his years of service to the College and his many professional achievements. Chancellor Teasdale also discussed the College’s recent publication of the Architectural Resource Directory for Schools of Architecture; a more active role for former chancellors in the Investiture; plans to improve information on becoming a Fellow; and the importance of the College’s grants program for supporting architecture, education, research, and history. The College’s 1995 annual business meeting took place at the AIA convention in the Georgia World Conference Center in Atlanta. Chancellor-elect Ellis W. Bullock Jr. presided due to the resignation earlier in the year of Chancellor Robert T. Coles for health reasons. Chancellor Bullock reported that the College of Fellows Fund would now be monitored separately from the American Architectural Foundation (AAF) funds and that the College would have a representative on the AAF’s Board of Regents. He further reported contributions to the fund seemed promising and the College had fulfilled its pledge of $50,000 toward the Octagon’s restoration. The Fox Theater, the 1929 former movie palace of Moorish design, provided unique ambiance for the Investiture. A record one-hundred-seventeen Fellows were invested—including African-American architect J. Max Bond, who, with partner and Fellow Donald P. Ryder, designed the Birmingham
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Civil Rights Institute in Birmingham, Alabama—and 10 Honorary Fellows including Nicholas T. Grimshaw of the UK and Glenn Murcutt of Australia (2009 Gold Medal recipient). The College’s 1996 annual business meeting took place in Minneapolis, with a panoramic view from the upper level of the IDS Tower—the tallest building in Minnesota—designed by 19768 Gold Medalist Philip Johnson. Chancellor Bullock noted the College’s increased involvement with the AIA Young Architects Forum (YAF), especially through the College’s Regional Representatives’ network and YAF’s regional liaisons. Regional Representative and future Chancellor Albert W. Rubeling Jr. proposed the College host a golf tournament to increase fundraising capabilities. Rubeling volunteered to lead the effort using a model he had initiated for AIA Baltimore, which had become the most prolific fundraising event in the Chapter’s history and provided vital stewardship for Chapter initiatives. The Chancellor reported a substantial increase in the Fellows Fund, improved finances overall, and the awarding of grants totaling $49,800. The Investiture was held in Minneapolis’s restored 1920s Orpheum Theatre—91 Fellows and 11 Honorary Fellows were invested. Chancellor Jack DeBartolo Jr. presided at the 1997 annual meeting at the Plimsoll Club of the World Trade Center in New Orleans. The first Chancellor’s Cup Golf Tournament was held at the PGA course English Turn. Chancellor Debartolo reported that the College had awarded 10 grants totaling $60,000, and he estimated that the million-dollar goal for the College of Fellows Fund would be reached in 1998. The Investiture of 98 Fellows and 10 Honorary Fellows was held in the Loyola University Church of the Most Holy Name of Jesus. At the 1998 AIA convention in San Francisco, the Investiture was held, as it had been in 1960, in the Cathedral of Saint Mary of the Assumption. The Cathedral’s complex design had been conceived of by 1972 Gold Medalist Pietro Belluschi and a team including 1964 Gold Medalist Pier Luigi Nervi and local architects John Michael Lee, Paul A. Ryan, and Angus McSweeney. Ninety-eight architects were invested as Fellows and 10 as Honorary Fellows. The Bank of America Center’s Carnelian Room was the site of the annual business meeting, where the College celebrated reaching the mil-
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lion-dollar milestone for its fund. Chancellor Harold L. Adams reported the executive committee had voted to change the fund’s name to “The College of Fellows Endowment Fund” to reflect a new policy that all contributions go into the fund’s corpus, while investment growth and new income via member giving would support the grants program. Chancellor Adams also noted that an initiative discussed at the College’s 1997 annual meeting had resulted in the AIA Board’s adoption of a new College of Fellows statement of purpose into its bylaws. That new statement aligned with the mission and priorities of the AIA and the AAF and defined the College’s purpose as “to stimulate a sharing of interests among Fellows; to promote the purposes of the Institute; to advance the profession of architecture; and to be of ever-increasing service to society.” At the AIA’s 1999 convention, the College closed the 1900s with its business meeting in the Century Room of the Adolphus Hotel in Dallas. Chancellor James D. Tittle announced 1998 had seen a 20 percent increase in member contributions to the College’s Endowment Fund and an expansion of grant awards to more than $75,000. Recipients included a national range of schools, organizations, and individuals, and priority had been given to projects designed to promote public awareness of the value of architecture or to advise and mentor young architects. The Chancellor also reported that the College had begun an informal Fellows newsletter in 1998, and that work with the Young Architects Forum was continuing at the national and local levels. In conclusion, he announced plans for a revised and updated College of Fellows History & Directory for 2000. The Investiture was held in the Temple Emanu-El of Dallas. Ninety-seven Fellows and 11 Honorary Fellows were elevated. The College of Fellows and the Institute celebrated the year 2000 in Philadelphia. In the article “Convention Draws Record Numbers to Philadelphia,” AIArchitect reported that while official numbers had yet to be tallied “...a record-breaking number—upward of 19,000—of architects, allied professionals, and service providers…” attended. Chancellor Robert A. Odermatt welcomed the class of 2000 at the Investiture in the Greek Revival Founders’ Hall of Girard College. Eighty-three Fellows, including
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future AIA President Helene Combs Dreiling, and 10 Honorary Fellows were invested including Zaha Hadid of the UK. At the Convocation dinner in the Crystal Tea Room of the John Wanamaker building in City Center, Chancellor Odermatt announced that starting in 2001, the College would fund a $50,000 research grant, entitled “The Latrobe”—the first significant fellowship available to the architecture community for academic research to advance the profession. He expanded upon this idea at the annual meeting in the Lincoln Room of the Union League: the College would offer the Latrobe in odd-numbered years, the established grants program in even-numbered years. Odermatt also reported that by the end of the previous year, the Endowment Fund balance had reached $1,449,252 due to a significant increase in contributions and growth in the stock market. Member contributions had increased 15 percent to $143,784; the average gift reached a record $378; and two extraordinary legacy gifts totaling $30,000 had been received. By the end of 1999, the nascent Chancellor’s Cup Golf Tournament had added nearly $57,000 to the fund to support research via the Latrobe and grants. Accordingly, in 1999 the College awarded 14 grants—one-third of which went to AIA components—totaling $80,000 to
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recipients representing a wide range of organizations and individuals from across the country. Between 1991 and 2000, 915 Fellows and 90 Honorary Fellows had been invested into the College.
2001–2007: CONTINUED GROWTH IN A NEW CENTURY Implementation of the selection and award process for the Latrobe began in 2001 under the leadership of Chancellor Harold Roth. The jury process began with a shortlist of applicants by the College of Fellows executive committee. A five-member jury, chaired by Fellow Harrison Fraker, Dean of the College of Environmental Design at the University of California-Berkeley, selected the first recipients: Kieran and Timberlake of the University of Pennsylvania for research into new material development and application in architecture, which concluded with the 2004 publication of Refabricating Architecture. The Investiture was held at St. John’s Cathedral in Denver, Colorado, where 72 Fellows and seven Honorary Fellows were invested. The executive committee assumed the responsibility of ensuring that the Latrobe Fellowship would be sustainable. Under the direction of Bursar Betsey Olenick Dougherty, with assistance from the AIA, the College of Fellows Fund was established as a new 501(c)(3) organization. College funds were transferred just weeks before September 11, 2001. Following 9/11, investment values dropped, but because the endowment had been secured, when markets stabilized and contributions increased, the fund grew appreciably in its first year. In 2002, Chancellor C. James Lawler led a year of celebration as the College of Fellows marked its 50th anniversary in Charlotte, North Carolina. In commemoration, the College established an award to recognize outstanding service and commitment to the College, naming it after its first recipient. The Leslie N. Boney Spirit of Fellowship Award was granted to Boney for his years of service to the College. The year also marked a modification of the Latrobe call for entries to place greater emphasis on research. The Chancellor reported that the Fellows Fund had received a gift in excess of $50,000, and that the Chancellor’s Cup Tournament, held at Charlotte’s Ballantyne
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Resort, had added nearly $76,000 in Latrobe funding. The Investiture was held at First Methodist United Church, completed between 1927 and 1928. Sixty-eight Fellows and six Honorary Fellows were elevated. In 2003, at the AIA Convention in San Diego, the Latrobe Fellowship was awarded under the leadership of Chancellor Sylvester Damianos. The second recipient was John P. Eberhard, founding president of the Academy of Neurosciences for Architecture (ANFA), in collaboration with the New School of Architecture in San Diego. A College fundraiser was held at the Neurosciences Institute, and the Investiture was held in the renowned courtyard of the Salk Institute, designed by Louis Kahn. Dr. Jonas Salk was a former AIA Public Board Member and leader in the exploration of architecture and human creativity. Trumpeters during the processional of the 61 Fellows invested and the release of white doves over the Pacific Ocean celebrated Salk’s vision. Five Honorary Fellows were also elevated. The significance of architectural research funded by the Latrobe was on full display and the role of the College in leading the AIA research agenda was firmly established. The 2004 AIA convention in Chicago highlighted the city’s rich architectural heritage. The Investiture was again held in the historic Rockefeller Chapel at the University of Chicago, across the street from Frank Lloyd Wright’s Robie House. Eighty-one Fellows were invested along with seven Honorary Fellows including Peter Zumthor of Switzerland, who would go on to receive the Pritzker Prize in 2009. In the four years since the College of Fellows Fund had been reorganized and reinvested, its value had risen from $1.4 million to $2 million. The 2004 Chancellor’s Cup at Cog Hill in Chicago raised a record-breaking $45,500. In addition to support for the Latrobe Fellowship, the College initiated a program to fund its mentorship role as liaison to the AIA’s Young Architects Forum and AIA Associates. Adding to the executive committee’s service on the Young Architects Award jury, they began a process to fund an emerging professionals’ program. The first recipients were the Young Architects and Associates of AIA Seattle, who designed new offices for their component’s headquarters. As 2003 Latrobe recipient Eberhard entered his
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second year of research at ANFA, he offered perspective and invited Chancellor Betsey Olenick Dougherty to participate in ANFA’s 2005 conference, “Elementary Schools Neurosciences Workshop.” The 2005 convention was held in Las Vegas, Nevada. Chancellor Lawrence J. Leis conducted the Investiture at the Henderson Pavilion at Liberty Point, designed by Denver firm Anderson Mason Dale Architects. Sixty-seven Fellows were invested along with five Honorary Fellows, including Santiago Calatrava, who received the Gold Medal that year. At the annual business meeting, held at Mandalay Bay, Chancellor Leis continued the focus on supporting the Young Architects and Associates. He led the selection of the third Latrobe award, which went to a partnership between architect Chong Partners Associates (owner of the Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc.) and researchers at University of California-Berkeley for the integration of research into design for healthy environments in a real-world application. A collaboration between the College of Fellows and the AIA knowledge communities—groups of individuals who together provide information resources based on 21 areas of interest to the profession—led to the recognition of the Latrobe Fellowship as part of the AIA research agenda. The AIA Board voted to match the College’s $100,000 commitment to applied research initiatives relevant to the goals of knowledge communities. The AIA convention returned to Los Angeles in 2006, and College of Fellows activities were led by Chancellor Ted P. Pappas. The Investiture of new Fellows was held in Disney Concert Hall, completed in 2003 and designed by 1999 Gold Medalist Frank O. Gehry, with a selection played on the hall’s signature 6,134-pipe organ. Eighty-two Fellows and 13 Honorary Fellows were invested. The Convocation dinner at the Museum of Natural History of Los Angeles County was held amidst an exhibit of “dueling dinosaurs.” The year signified the evolution from the term “Latrobe Fellowship” to “Latrobe Prize” to better communicate the award’s significance. Starting in 2007, a newly established Golf Committee would plan and manage the Chancellor’s Cup event, which Albert Rubeling had stewarded since its inception and which had added over $269,000 to Latrobe coffers.
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The College of Fellows marked the AIA’s 150th anniversary at its 2007 conference in San Antonio. Chancellor Frank E. Lucas announced that the fourth Latrobe Prize had been awarded to Guy Nordenson of Princeton University, as Principal Investigator for “On the Water, A Model for the Future: a study of New York and New Jersey Upper Bay,” at the Accent on Architecture gala earlier in the year at the historic National Building Museum in Washington, DC. The event’s attendance of over 1,000 signified enhanced recognition of the Latrobe Prize and the College’s legacy. The Investiture of 76 new Fellows and nine Honorary Fellows occurred in front of the Alamo, and the AIA’s sesquicentennial was celebrated with the publication of the fifth edition of the College of Fellows History & Directory, a copy of which was given to each member of the Class of 2007. The Chancellor’s Cup was held at La Cantera in San Antonio and raised $43,406. The Party with the Fellows fundraiser was held for the first time in a public venue—the San Antonio Museum of Art—and hosted by two local firms involved in converting a former brewery into a world-class art museum, Lake | Flato and Overland Partners. At the close of 2007, the College’s combined fund reserves stood at $3,155,120. Greater member participation had grown the College of Fellows Foundation corpus to sustain the College’s investment in the profession and in the Institute’s body of research and knowledge.
2008–2013: MENTORSHIP AND FINANCIAL LEADERSHIP In 2008 Carole J. Olshavsky led the College as its 46th Chancellor, focusing on deeper engagement with the Council of Architectural Executives (CACE). She also emphasized closer collaboration among the College and related professional groups including the AIA Board of Directors and staff, Knowledge Communities, the Young Architects Forum, AIA Associate Members, and the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS). The 2008 AIA national convention in Boston, Massachusetts was preceded by the 12th annual Chancellor’s Cup Golf Open at Pinehills Golf Club in Plymouth. One-hundred-sixteen new Fellows were invested in the historic Old South Church, constructed in 1875 in Ruskinian Italian Gothic
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style. Thirteen Honorary Fellows were recognized that year. The Party with the Fellows was held at Boston Architectural College and the annual business luncheon convened in the Westin Waterfront Hotel ballroom. Centerpieces by Boston area elementary school students adorned the tables at the Convocation dinner at the Boston Marriott Copley Place. 2009 presented unexpected challenges: the most serious downturn in the world economy since the Great Depression resulted in a decline in the College’s investment fund and impacted architectural practices and members’ ability to contribute. Chancellor Don Hackl advocated that the College maintain its mission of service, support for young architects, and awards, including the Latrobe Prize. The College’s investment portfolio experienced less than the average decline experienced by other investors, and the fund’s advisors and the executive committee focused on gradually rebuilding the asset base through strategic investing and member contributions. Chancellor Hackl reinforced a series of strategies begun by Chancellors Odermatt and Lucas to enhance fundraising by recognizing Legacy Contributors at the College’s annual meeting. The 2009 AIA convention was held in San Francisco. The sixth Latrobe Prize went to Martin Felsen, AIA, and Sarah Dunn for research into energy conservation, “Growing Energy/ Water: Using the Grid to get off the Grid.” The Investiture of 112 new Fellows and nine Honorary Fellows took place at Grace Cathedral, renowned for its neo-Gothic design constructed in articulated exposed concrete. Chancellor Edward Kodet started 2010 off by emphasizing committed engagement in the College’s major activities that focused on young architects, research, and component involvement. The 2010 AIA convention was held in Miami Beach, and one of the largest classes of new Fellows (134 Fellows and 11 Honorary Fellows) was invested in the Adrienne Arsht Center, designed by 1995 Gold Medalist César Pelli. At the annual meeting, Legacy membership took a strong move forward as 34 Legacy members were recognized. At the convention the College initiated a new conference educational session, 2+2, a mentorship program to provide young architects the opportunity to share their work on stage with the work of two Fellows recognized for design.
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The year saw a substantial increase in contributions and investment gains supported by expanded commitment by Legacy members and the Chancellor’s Cup. A new Regional Representatives initiative focused on communication, leadership, and engagement with Young Architect regional directors at the component level. The executive committee met in San Diego and Seattle, where it convened with local Fellows and component leadership to foster greater connection. Chancellor Kodet requested that the AIA President and Board of Directors change the Mission Statement by adding “to mentor Young Architects,” which passed unanimously. The results of the 2009 Latrobe Prize research effort, “Growing Energy/ Water: Getting off the Grid,” was presented at the final executive committee meeting and recognized for its innovative research on sustainable water resources in a Chicago urban environment. The College presented over $28,000 in Emerging Professional Component Grants and increased the annual budgeted amount to $40,000. Partnering with the AIA Board’s Knowledge Committee, the College presented funds for the AIA’s new Richard Upjohn grant program that totaled $91,000. The year concluded with the College of Fellows recognizing nine new recipients for the Young Architects Award. In 2011 Chancellor Chester “Chet” A. Widom began his tenure by reminding the College that while its primary focus was to foster research, mentor young architects, and support collegiality among the profession, the honor of being an AIA Fellow required lifelong commitment to making the world a better place. Chancellor Widom led the selection of the 6th Latrobe Prize awardees, which included Bryan Bell, Executive Director of Design Corps; Roberta Feldman, Professor, School of Architecture, University of Illinois Chicago; Sergio Palleroni, Associate Professor, Department of Architecture, Portland State University; and David Perkes, AIA, Director, Gulf Coast Community Design Studio, Mississippi State University. The award was for research into public interest practices in architecture and would become a report entitled “Wisdom from the Field: Public Interest Architecture in Practice.” With a continued focus on mentoring young architects, a total of $27,950 in Emerging Professional Component grants was awarded to ten AIA chapters throughout the country.
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The 2011 AIA national convention was held in New Orleans, and the College of Fellows activities began with the 15th Annual Chancellor’s Cup Open at the TPC Louisiana, home of the PGA Tour’s Zurich Classic. The Investiture took place at Touro Synagogue in the historic Garden District of New Orleans, elevating 104 new Fellows and 6 Honorary Fellows. Chancellor Widom presided over the annual business meeting in the La Chinoiserie Ballroom of the Windsor Court Hotel, and the Convocation celebration was held in the Sheraton New Orleans Hotel’s Napoleon Ballroom. At the 2012 AIA national convention, under the leadership of Chancellor Norman L. Koonce, the Investiture took place in the National Cathedral in Washington, DC, elevating 105 new Fellows and 6 Honorary Fellows. The annual business meeting and luncheon were held in the historic Hay Adams Hotel. The Convocation dinner concluded convention activities in the National Building Museum’s soaring central space. Donald Trump hosted the 16th Annual Chancellor’s Cup at the Trump National DC Golf Club. 2012 marked the 20th anniversary of the 22,000 strong Young Architects Forum, which—guided by the College of Fellows executive committee—concluded the development of a five-year strategic plan. Thirteen of these young architects were honored with the Young Architects Award and the executive committee participated in awarding $90,000 in the AIA’s Richard Upjohn Fellow grants to four recipients. In addition, thirteen Emerging Professional Component Grants totaling $26,000 were awarded for the year. Chancellor Koonce participated in the 10th anniversary celebration of the Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture, where he announced a $500,000 grant had been bestowed for continued research to an institution that had originally been formed from seed money provided by the Latrobe Prize. In 2013 the College of Fellows began to evaluate a capital campaign (in conjunction with the AIA) to increase its Annual Fund’s corpus above its $3,000,000 standing to support expanded College services and activities. Chancellor Ronald L. Skaggs led the selection of the seventh Latrobe Prize, awarded to Bimal Mendis and Joyce Hsiang of Plan B Architecture and Urbanism, both faculty at Yale school of Architecture, for research entitled “Urban Sphere: The City of 7 Billion.”
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The 2013 AIA convention was held in Denver and all College of Fellow events, including the Chancellor’s Cup Open Golf Tournament, were within walking distance of Denver’s convention center. The Investiture for 122 new Fellows and seven Honorary Fellows was at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House—a modern performance space designed by the firm Semple Brown, PC, within the preserved shell of the historic Municipal Auditorium. Sarah Semple Brown was among the Fellows invested that day. The annual business meeting and luncheon convened in The Loft, a rehearsal space above the opera house, and the black-tie Convocation dinner took place at the Hyatt Regency Hotel, celebrating the achievements of the 2013 Fellows with announcements that the College had funded a design competition for architecture students at the University of Denver to coincide with the convention. Models of winning entries were exhibited that evening. The year culminated under Chancellor Skaggs’ leadership in the establishment of a Council of Chancellors, consisting of all former Chancellors, to serve as an advisory group to the College of Fellows’ executive committee. Ten Emerging Professional Component grants were distributed, totaling $26,250, and the 15 recipients of the AIA’s Young Architects Award were recognized. A Retrospective Task Force was formed to evaluate and improve the Latrobe Prize process, to be chaired by former Chancellor Harold Adams. The College was poised to continue leading the profession with annual fund growth to continue building a professional body of knowledge.
2014-2016 SUSTAINING, RE-MESSAGING AND FUND RAISING In 2014 Chancellor William J. Stanley III led the College’s March meeting in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with a reception for local Fellows at the newly renovated Condado Vanderbilt Hotel. Local architect Jorge Rossello was on hand to discuss the renovation, which his firm had designed. The Call for Latrobe Submissions was revised to include more practicing architects on the jury, ensuring that the research selected for the 2015 Prize would be relevant to practice and “resiliency” was designated as the year’s theme. Chancellor Stanley attended the Royal Architecture Institute of Canada conference, where a mentorship program supported by both groups was indicative of strengthened ties between the two organizations.
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At the 2014 convention in Chicago, the Chancellor’s Cup was held at the Cantigny Golf Course with over 100 golfers. Chancellor Stanley oversaw the elevation of 139 Fellows and four Honorary Fellows at the 52nd Investiture in the landmark Auditorium Theatre at Roosevelt University. The annual business meeting at the Hyatt Regency at McCormick Place preceded the Convocation at the convention headquarters hotel, the Sheraton. During 2014, Chancellor Stanley led the executive committee in initiating programs to develop the College’s social media presence, survey Fellows to assess awareness of College activities, and coordinate activities and fundraising efforts with the AIA and the AIA Foundation. At his inauguration, 53rd Chancellor Albert W. Rubeling Jr. announced that 2015 would be a year to refocus on the “why, the how and the what” of the College. He envisioned developing a “conscience/institute memory” ensuring the College’s sustainability and relevance. The executive committee approved $500 cash awards to each YAF Award recipient at the AIA convention and the purchase of an interactive digital Former Chancellors plaque for the AIA national headquarters’ lobby. Work conducted through the year would “tee up” a more aggressive Annual Fund campaign to be championed by Vice Chancellor John Sorrenti in 2016. The 2015 Convention in Atlanta began with an unprecedented two golf events: the Chancellor’s Invitational at Eastlake Golf Club and the 19th annual Chancellor’s Cup Open at TPC Sugarloaf. Over 140 golfers played in the events, raising $24,500—nearly double the previous year’s amount. The Party with the Fellows was held in the revolving Polaris Restaurant overlooking downtown Atlanta from the top floor of the Hyatt Regency Hotel, also the Convocation site. At the 53rd Investiture in the Horizon Sanctuary of Ebenezer Baptist Church—where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. served as co-pastor and where his funeral was held—147 Fellows and five Honorary Fellows were elevated. Under Chancellor Rubeling’s leadership, the College retained the services of public relations firm IMRE, LLC, to conduct AIA membership surveys to provide a snapshot of the College’s relevancy. The results revealed low awareness of the College by Institute members, a lack of under-
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standing of the nomination and submission process, and a communication deficiency around the work of the College and its members. This insight led to the creation of a new brand narrative, umbrella messaging and an audience messaging matrix: As leading architects, we don’t just have the opportunity to change the horizon. •
We have the chance to change the way people live.
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We have the tools to contribute to society in profound ways, and we are com-
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The ones who seize the opportunity to be mentors to the next generation.
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The Umbrella Messaging phrase developed was “A passion for doing more.” The Audience Messaging Matrix would aid in in the application of the umbrella message on the College’s newsletter and website and to each of the College’s target audiences: current Fellows, AIA members, and AIA organization leadership. Rubeling also led the awarding of 14 Emerging Professional Component grants totaling $19,400 and the start of the College granting honorariums of $500 to each AIA Young Architect Award recipient, 12 of whom received the stipends in 2015. The year culminated with the report from the Latrobe Evaluation Task Force. The inauguration of the College’s 54th Chancellor, John R. Sorrenti, held at the Kennedy Caucus Room at the Rayburn House Office Building on Capitol Hill, was the first inauguration held outside the Institute headquarters. Sorrenti announced that 2016 would follow the theme “A Passion for
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Doing More.” Under Sorrenti’s leadership, the executive committee focused on increasing mentorship, broadening the College’s financial base, and increasing public visibility for the College and the Institute. The executive committee approved a multi-year alliance with the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada to formulate a worldwide mentorship program for students, newly licensed architects, and architects of all ages and career stages to start by 2020. Twelve Emerging Professional Component Grants were awarded. The establishment of a long overdue Capital Campaign program included forming a new committee tasked with creating a matrix of tiered giving levels and benefits. The matrix included the opportunity for a Fellow to add their name to a brick in a ‘repaving’ project that would transform a neglected walkway on Institute grounds and provide the College a new and highly visible revenue stream. Through that work, a new convention fundraising strategy was instituted. At the 2016 AIA convention in Philadelphia, the annual Party with the Fellows was the largest in the College’s history with almost 400 attending. The Investiture was held at the Irvine Auditorium; designed by architect Horace Trumbauer, the building is the centerpiece of the University of Pennsylvania’s Philadelphia campus. One-hundred-forty-nine Fellows and nine Honorary Fellows were invested. At the end of 2016, under the leadership of Secretary Edward A. Vance, the executive committee brought the creation and publication of the College’s newsletter in-house. Chancellor’s Cup events focused on the event’s 20th anniversary, raising over $30,000. At the Convocation in the Philadelphia Marriott Grand Ballroom, Terri Stewart, Hon. AIA, received the Leslie Boney Award for her service to the College.
2017-2018 ENSURING FINANCIAL RESILIENCY The 55th Chancellor and third woman to serve in the role, Lenore M. Lucey, was inaugurated at the U.S. Capitol Visitors Center’s Congressional Atrium in Washington, DC. Chancellor Lucey vowed to focus the College on doing more for the programs the College supports—and potentially others—with increased endowment through growth in the number of College members who contribute. Chancellor Lucey also focused on strengthening established connections among the College’s members, the profession’s young architects,
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and AIA component staff. The College’s strong relationship with the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) was evident as the executive committee attended the RAIC annual event in Ottawa. The College’s strong relationship with the RAIC was evident as the executive committee attended the organization’s annual Festival in Ottawa in May. Chancellor Lucey was the first College Chancellor invited to speak at their Fellowship Investiture. At the AIA’s newly rebranded annual convention, the A’17 Conference on Architecture, in Orlando, the College celebrated the Chancellor’s Cup Golf Tournament’s 21st anniversary at the Grand Cypress designed by Jack Nicklaus and provided an additional opportunity for golfers at the 3rd Invitational Golf Tournament at Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill. Since their inception, these tournaments—the College’s major fundraising mechanisms—had raised a total of over a half-million dollars. The Party with the Fellows took place at 3NINE in the Rosen Plaza Hotel. The Investiture was held at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Walt Disney Theater, designed by HKS with Fellow Barton Myers. The largest class in the College’s history— one-hundred-seventy-eight Fellows and eight Honorary Fellows—were elevated. The annual business meeting convened in the Signature Room of the Rosen Centre Hotel, and the Convocation was held in the Plaza International Ballroom of the Hyatt Regency Orlando. In addition to the College’s ongoing support for AIA chapters across the country with its Emerging Professional Grants—$25,000 in 2017—financial support was pledged for the annual meeting of the Council of Architectural Component Executives (CACE) to assist their efforts to develop young professionals. The College also provided approximately $10,500 in support for the Young Architects Committee, its Leadership Institute, and the MiniMBA program, as well as Young Architects Award grants totaling $10,000. Also that year, financial support went to the Council of Architectural Component Executives—the backbone of Fellows’ localized mentorship of young professionals and support for the profession—and to the Regional Representatives program to aid their efforts. Jeff Pastva, AIA, 2017 Young Architect Award recipient, became editor of the College’s newsletter. The 2018 inauguration of 56th Chancellor Raymond “Skipper” Post— 1996 AIA President—was held in the AIA Headquarters Social Gallery in
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Washington, DC. In his inaugural comments, Chancellor Post emphasized that 2018 would be focused on building the College’s financial reserves through an aggressive donation campaign, noting that only 10% of Fellows contribute and an increased donor base would be essential to supporting the College’s programs. “The tenets of the College of Fellows remain unchanged: support the College administratively and financially, support architectural research through the Latrobe Prize, and support and mentor young AIA architects who are our future leaders,” said Post. “Without sustained funding, we cannot fulfill these vital endeavors.” During the spring, the AIA struggled through a situation in which a prominent member was accused of sexual harassment. This member was also a Fellow, and the College was forced to consider its position regarding the case and, more generally, alleged harassment in any form, from sexual to workplace conduct. Chancellor Post worked extensively with the AIA’s leadership and appropriate staff to understand the College’s role in the situation, and to inform members of the College’s legal and administrative position and its requirements. It surfaced that many members were not aware the College of Fellows is a subdivision of the Institute and, as such, must follow the directives and rules of the AIA. Simply put, the College of Fellows had no legal or administrative authority to, for instance, terminate a member’s Fellowship. As the situation developed, the AIA assumed an active role in the pursuit of all harassment issues, and the College continued to follow administrative and legal guidelines embedded in the AIA and in its own bylaws. The A’18 Conference on Architecture became a financial challenge for the College and the Institute. Costs for convening at New York City’s more notable venues were well above standard budget allowances. Thus, the New York Hilton served as the primary site for all College related activities. To Chancellor Post, however, the Investiture ceremony required inspirational architecture. He chose St. Patrick’s Cathedral and worked with New York City Fellow John Sullivan and the Archdiocese to secure the Cathedral for the event. St. Patrick’s was designed in white marble by architect James Renwick and completed in 1879; a major restoration by the firm Murphy
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Burnham and Buttrick received an AIA Honor Award in 2016. One-hundred-fifty-two architects were elevated to Fellowship with nine Honorary Fellows. The year marked the largest class of female architects invested to date—43 or over 28% of those honored. At the College’s annual business meeting, Chancellor Post urged committee members to simplify and streamline processes such as selection of Young Architects Forum representatives and the awarding of grants to AIA Components for Emerging Professionals programs. The result was greater clarification of application requirements, which ultimately allowed the College selection processes to be both more efficient and more objective. In addition, a Fellow and an AIA Board member offered statements regarding the issue of harassment in general. Throughout the year, Post led efforts to inform College members of the need to increase donations to defend the Fund’s portfolio of reserves and thereby sustain current programs against market fluctuations. He met with Marci B. Reed, AIA’s Architects Foundation Executive Director, and Terri Stewart, Hon AIA, Senior Vice President of Knowledge and Practice and the College’s administrator, in Washington, DC, to review each entity’s donor records system. Stewart then collaborated with AIA staff to reprogram the Institute’s existing software and the resulting reconfigured donor records system was implemented during 2018. Throughout his tenure, Post advised that increasing the number of Fellows who donate at similar rates from 10% to 50% would grow and sustain the College reserves. Post found the collaboration of the 2018 executive committee—Ed Vance, vice chancellor; Peter Kuttner, bursar; and new member John Castellana, secretary—essential to the positive consensus and forward momentum of his vision for accelerated and expanded contributions, particularly as they vowed to make it a threeyear goal they would each carry into their terms as chancellor.
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l eslie n. boney spirit of fellowship award In 2000 Chancellor Robert A. Odermatt, faia, presented the first Spirit of Fellowship award to Leslie N. Boney Jr., faia, for his outstanding service and commitment to the College. In 2002, the Executive Committee of the College voted to name the award after the first recipient, and thus it became known as the Leslie N. Boney Spirit of Fellowship Award. The award recognizes continuous, exceptional service and dedication to the College. The recipients to date are: 2000
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Leslie N. Boney Jr., faia
Robin Lee, Hon. aia
Wilmington, NC
Washington, DC
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Ernest H. Hara, faia
Paul Welch, Hon. aia
Honolulu, HI
Sacramento, CA
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Raymond P. Rhinehart, Hon. aia
Gretchen Penney, aia
Washington, DC
Charleston, SC
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L. Jane Hastings, faia
Robert I. Selby, faia
Norman Johnston, faia
Champaign, IL
Seattle, WA
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Harold L. Adams, faia
Norman L. Koonce, faia
Baltimore, MD
Washington, DC
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James D. Tittle, faia
Paul Barkley, faia
Abilene, TX
Falls Church, VA
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Terri Stewart, Hon. aia, cae
Robert A. Odermatt, faia
Arlington, VA
Berkeley, CA
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Frank E. Lucas, faia
Albert W. Rubeling, faia
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Baltimore, MD
Barry Johns, aaa, fraic, rca(hon), faia
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Eugene J. Mackey, III faia
Rebecca W. E. Edmunds, aia
St. Louis, MO 2009 Pauline Porter Alexandria, VA
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grants awarded by the college of fellows 1961 Penn’s Great Town by George B. Tatum 1964 The New Churches of Europe by G. Kidder Smith Alvar Aalto by Frederick Gutheim 1966 Restoration of the Octagon 1969 The American Institute of Architects Directory, 3rd edition 1974 The Octagon by George McCue 1975 “Preserving Architectural Records and Creating a National Informational System on Archival Material: A Discussion with Alternatives,” aia Research Corporation 1976 Art acquisition program for Institute headquarters 1977 Fund-raising campaign, aia Foundation Committee for the National Museum of Building Arts Daniel Schwartzman Memorial Fund, National Museum of Building Arts 1978 Preparation of biographies of aia Gold Medalists Videotaped interviews of aia Gold Medalists Acquisition funds, aia Library Art acquisition program for Institute headquarters 1979 Architectural archives project, aia Foundation
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Art acquisition program for Institute headquarters Microfilming of Institute records, aia Library Development of a book on the life and work of aia Gold Medalists Work on the archives of William Stanley Parker, aia Archives and aia Foundation Committee for the Preservation of Architectural Records (copar) The Octagon by George McCue 198o Architectural archives project, aia Foundation Art by Architects Program, aia Foundation 1981 Slide show of work of aia Gold Medalists, Association for Collegiate Schools of Architecture Architectural archives project, aia Foundation Update of book on the aia Foundation for use in fund raising, aia Foundation Update of videotaping equipment at aia headquarters Summer intern program to catalog aia membership records, aia Archives Project to define the history of the College of Fellows 1982 American Architecture: Innovation and Tradition, Columbia University symposium and exhibit “Architects Records and Archives,” brochure, Nancy Schrock Work/study student intern program, aia Foundation Summer intern program, aia Archives Art acquisition program for Institute headquarters Project to define the history of the College of Fellows 1983 Cataloging, Arizona Architectural Archives Publication of proceedings of the documentation conference, United States Committee/International Council on Monuments and Sites (us/icomos) William Lescaze, exhibit, Syracuse University Research for book on New York skyscrapers, Sarah Landau Research on the work of Frank Lloyd Wright in Florida, Randolph C. Henning
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Architectural outreach program, Metropolitan Arts Council of Omaha Work/study student intern program, aia Archives and aia Foundation Research for the centennial of the aia Committee on Historic Resources Publication and distribution of A History and Directory of the College of Fellows 1984 “Guide to the William Gray Purcell Papers,” University of Minnesota “Fallingwater,” television documentary Cataloging of archives, the Architectural Foundation of Columbus, Ohio Historic American Buildings Survey (habs) summer internships for international preservation, us/icomos 1985 Oral history of Chicago architects from 192o–7o, video, The Art Institute of Chicago Kirkland K. Cutter, exhibit, Spokane, Washington New York Skyscrapers, New York University
habs summer internships for international preservation, us/icomos 1986 The Papers of William Thornton, ed. Charles M. Harris, Center for Washington Studies Cityscape/Cityshape, exhibits and events, Dayton Chapter/aia Louis H. Sullivan: Unison with Nature, exhibit, Southern Illinois University Washington’s Audacious State Capitol and its Builders by Norman Johnston, University of Washington “Architecture for Children,” School Zone Institute
habs summer internships for international preservation, us/icomos Ancient and Contemporary Architecture in Bulgaria, exchange exhibit, aia Foundation Architectural Drawings Acquisitions Fund, Prints and Drawings Collection, aia Foundation Architectural and decorative interior study of the Octagon, aia Foundation Seed money for the creation of the Octagon Society, aia Foundation “Gold Medal Archives,” video, aia Archives 1987 Directory of Historic New Mexico Architects, New Mexico Society of Architects “Architecture: The Shaping of Space,” video, Greenville Council of Architects
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“Teach the Teachers,” environmental outreach, Missouri Council of Architects “Louisiana’s Antebellum Architecture,” Kevin Lawrence Harris “Afro-American Architectural Design Elements,” Genell V. Anderson Architecture, A Place for Women by Ellen Perry Berkeley Study of tall office buildings in St. Louis, 1892–1945, Gary R. Tetley and David E. Ashby Study of the American architect’s development from the mid-19th century until World War I, Mary Woods Architectural competitions archives student intern program, aia Committee on Design and the aia Archives Architectural summer internships, us/icomos Creating the Federal City, exhibit 1oo Years of Women in Architecture: 1888–1998, exhibit, The American Architectural Foundation (aaf) Historic structures report on the Octagon drawing room, dining room, stairhall, and upstairs parlor, aaf Furnishing study of the Octagon, aaf Restoration of the Octagon windows, aaf 1988 Remaking Cities conference, Pittsburgh Chapter/aia Port Gibson, Mississippi, exhibit, Robert T. Mooney Architectural summer internships, us/icomos The Works of Howard Van Doren Shaw by Virginia A. Greene “Report on Houston Revitalization and Preservation,” Greater Houston Preservation Alliance Out of Architectural Exile: Late 19th and Early 2oth Century Architectural Drawings from California’s San Joaquin Valley 1874– 1947 by John Edward Powell Architects in the Schools/New Mexico, New Mexico Architectural Foundation “The Regional Architecture of Pietro Belluschi,” video, Harold Bahls “Architecture for Children,” School Zone Institute That Exceptional One: Women in Architecture, 1888–1998, exhibit, aia Women in Architecture Committee Vision 2ooo grants for aia components, aaf Building the Octagon, exhibit, aaf Prints and drawings survey for the preservation of the Octagon, aaf
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Exterior restoration of the Octagon, aaf Exterior sign for the Octagon, aaf 1989 The Washington Renaissance, exhibit, Meridian House International Newsletter and brochures, International Archive of Women in Architecture, Virginia Polytechnic Institute The Work of Antonin Raymond, exhibit, University of Pennsylvania “The History of the Schindler House,” video, Anna Krajewska-Wieczorek, Southern California Institute of Architecture The Design Science of Buckminster Fuller, exhibit, Robert Snyder A New Guide to Cleveland Architecture, Cleveland Chapter/aia Research on area Hispanic religious buildings, Center for Built Environment Studies, University of Colorado/Denver The New Mexico Historic American Buildings Survey, Albuquerque Chapter/aia A Texas Source Book by David Driskill, Texas Tech University The Grand American Avenue: 185o–192o, research and catalog, Judith S. Schultz, aaf Photographic survey for the Octagon, aaf and aia Archives Special acquisition funds, aia Library 199o Documentation of Monticello, habs/National Park Service Country, Resort and Suburban Architecture of McKim, Mead, & White by Richard Guy Wilson “Affordable Dreams: The Goetsch-Winckler House of Frank Lloyd Wright,” Kresge Art Museum “Caribbean Coparceners: Comparative Study of Architecture in the Hispanic Caribbean,” Puerto Rico Chapter/aia Comprehensive Guide to the Architecture of Chicago, Chicago Chapter/aia “Walk Around the Block,” Kansas City Chapter/aia Forum on downtown Colorado Springs, Colorado South Chapter/aia Summer internship program: us – ussr exchange, us/icomos Everyman’s Taste and Table, exhibit and book, the Octagon/aaf Capital campaign for the restoration of the Octagon, aaf Exhibit of work of minority Fellows, aia Minority Resources Committee
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1991 Magnificent Buildings: Architectural Heritage Northwest by Lawrence Kreisman Archaeology on Latrobe-designed home of Kentucky Senator Pope “The Black American Architect Archive,” brochure, Howard University “The Spirit in Architecture: John Lautner,” film, Bette Jane Cohen
aia Guide to the Architecture of Atlanta, Atlanta Chapter/aia “Global Influences on Iowa’s Architecture,” slide program, Iowa Chapter/aia “Regional Alternatives Plan: the Portland Metropolitan Area,” Architectural Foundation of Oregon Capital campaign for the restoration of the Octagon, aaf Educational tools for accredited schools of architecture, aia 1992 Designing the Journey Westward: The Life of Mary Jane Colter by Jennifer Hall Lee MatriArchs: An Exhibit of Pioneering Women Architects, Portland Chapter/aia “Design Tennessee: Year Two,” East Tennessee Community Design Center “African American Architect Convention: Paradigms for a Different Future Manifesto,” Howard University “Waterfronts: Cities Reclaim their Edge,” Waterfront Center, Washington, dc Survey of Maryland architectural records, Baltimore Foundation for Architecture Capital campaign for the restoration of the Octagon, aaf 1993 Designing the Journey Westward: The Life of Mary Jane Colter by Jennifer Hall Lee The Grand American Avenue: 185o – 192o, exhibit and book, the Octagon Museum/aaf Contribution to the Phelp Stokes educational project Capital campaign for the restoration of the Octagon, aaf 1994 “The Road to a Sustainable Southwest,” Carl Rald, University of Arizona “The Professional Status of the African American Architect,” Bradford C. Grant, University of Cincinnati Revision and printing of “Box City,” architectural outreach program, Kansas City Architectural Foundation and the Center for Understanding the Built Environment
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Capital campaign for the restoration of the Octagon, aaf Cataloging and computerization of information, aia Archives Acquisition of Mies van der Rohe volumes, aia Library “Fellows Forum: Gold Medalists,” video, aia Library College of Fellows mentoring program for the Young Architects Forum 1996 Rural Design Charrette Manual, Community Design Center, Knoxville, Tennessee Index to American Women Architects 1945–1995, Sheila M. Klos, University of Oregon “The Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition: The Nation Comes to Omaha,” documentary, University of Nebraska at Omaha Television Florida Treasures: Celebrating Florida’s Historic Architecture, Florida Foundation for Architecture “Architecture in Education in Seattle,” architectural outreach program, Rolaine Copeland Wheel People, exhibit, Frederick Phillips “kcpt Walk About the Block,” Kansas City Architectural Foundation 1997 “Bridging Communities: Young People’s Designs for Public Space,” leap/aia San Francisco “The Built Environment Education Program: Renewing Service to Our Communities,” California Architectural Foundation The Rooms of a City: An Architectural Guide to San Juan’s Historic Patios by Jorge Rigau and Diana Rivera The Corporate Competition in America During World War II, by Andy Shanken, Princeton University “Avoiding the Brink: An aia Houston Community Outreach Initiative,” aia Houston Civic Lessons: Recent New York Public Architecture, exhibit, New York Chapter/ aia and the New York Foundation for Architecture “Architectural Education On the Line,” Dennis Fukai, Washington State University A Demonstration of Sustainable Solutions: The Role of the Architect in Affordable Housing, Northeast Denver Housing Center
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“Taking Care of Business,” workshops, aia Baltimore “Ralph Rapson: Minnesota’s Pioneering Architect/Educator,” video, Bruce N. Wright 1998 The Sense of the City: Drawing and Models of Louis I. Kahn’s Design for an Office Building in Kansas City, 1966–1973, exhibit, catalog, and symposium, Mark Shapiro, Kansas State University “College of Fellows Cybercritics,” studio project, Peter J. Wood, Prairie View a&m University “Young Architects Forum: A Decade Later,” study and article, Sylvia P. Kwan Electronic Dissemination of an Architecture Core Southwest Curriculum, Ann Taylor A Richer Heritage, The Historic Preservation Foundation of North Carolina “Uniting the Academy and Architectural Practice,” studio project, Clark Llewellyn, Montana State University “A Day in the Life of an Architect,” cd-rom, Robert W. Dvorak, University of Arizona “The Return of the Architects: A Response to the Boyer Report,” studio project, Bob Condia and Raymond Streeter, Kansas State University Buildings of the United States, 53-volume series, The Society of Architectural Historians Artisans, Entrepreneurs and Artists: The Architectural Profession in Nineteenth Century America by Mary N. Woods, University of California Press A Commitment to Excellence: The Twenty-five Year Award, exhibit, the Octagon/aaf The Internship Summit, The American Institute of Architects 1999 “The Shape of Texas,” public radio series, Elizabeth Chu Richter, Texas Society of Architects “Picture This! An Environmental Visualization Process,” Center for Understanding the Built Environment “Learning by Design in Massachusetts,” Boston Society of Architects “Learning by Design: A Workshop and Web-based Course for k –12 Teachers,” Texas Tech University and aia Houston “I Want to be an Architect,” website, Consortium of Design and Construction Careers
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The Charrette Handbook: A Community Visioning Guide, aia San Mateo County “Clarence ‘Cap’ Wigington,” documentary, ktca-tv/Twin Cities Public Television, St. Paul “History and Renovation of St. Cecilia’s Cathedral,” documentary, University of Nebraska at Omaha Television The Anglo-American Garden City, exhibit, Camden Center for the Arts, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey Black Architects: A Historical Overview, exhibit, Jack Travis, New York City Architecture and Town Planning in Colonial North America, ed. James D. Kornwolf, The Johns Hopkins University Press Buildings of the United States, 53-volume series, The Society of Architectural Historians Modern Maverick: The Architecture of Raphael S. Soriano, 19o7 – 1988 by Wolfgang Wagener “Building Community: Habitat for Humanity Prototype for the New Millennium,” design competition, aia Young Architects Forum 2ooo Two Tales of a City: Architecture and Sociology in Chicago by Gail Satler “Out My Bedroom Window,” creativity sketchbook, Epiphanix Architectural Tour of San Francisco, handbook, Architectural Foundation of San Francisco “Picture This! An Environmental Visualization Process,” Center for Understanding the Built Environment “‘The Rural Studio,” video, Charles A. Schultz “Bridges: Building a Mentoring Program,” the Architecture and Design Charter High School of Philadelphia “Cool Connectors: Passive cooling techniques to enhance public spaces in the Phoenix metropolitan area,” symposium and publication, Arizona State University A Reassessment of the Life of Robert Mills (1781–1855), Inventor and Architect by John M. Bryan, Princeton Architectural Press “New Haven Architecture,” workbook and teachers’ manual, Connecticut Architecture Foundation “The Town Centers Project,” video, Action: Better City “Outdoor Classrooms,” video, aia Memphis “Structures for Inclusion: Designing for the 98% without Architects,” conference proceedings, Design Corps Faith and Form magazine, special issue
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2008 “Diversity Initiative Mentoring Program,” Young Architects Forum Saint Louis “AIA SC Leadership and Mentoring Program,” Justin Abrams and AIA South Carolina “Mentoring: Bridging the Gap,” Mark A. Schwamel 2009 “ARE Study Nights and ARE/IDP Workshop,” AIA Akron “Emerging Professionals Jump Drive Welcome Packets,” AIA Central States Region “Young Architect’s Leadership Forum (YALF),” AIA Cincinnati “Architecture Unsensored,” AIA DC “Mentorship: Portfolio Resume Review Initiative,” AIA Detroit “Developing a Leader/ARCHITECT,” AIA Minnesota “,” AIA Northeast Illinois “Architect Development Colloquium,” AIA Rochester “Emerging Professionals Speed Mentoring,” AIA Southwest Wisconsin “Emerging Leaders in Architecture,” Virginia Society of Architects 2010 “AIA Southwest Wisconsin Emerging Professionals Speed Mentoring Series,”” AIA Southwest Wisconsin “Architecture, Uncensored: Oh the Places You’ll Go,” AIA DC “Emerging Professionals AIA San Joaquin Grant Request Application,” AIA San Joaquin “ARE Study Sessions Hosted by North Central RAD,” AIA South Dakota “Salem Seeks Emerging Professionals and Young Architects,” AIA Salem “Creation of a New YAF Component - (YAF-VT),” AIA Vermont “AIA Ohio Emerging Professionals Retreat (An Unconvention),” AIA Ohio “ENGAGE: Emerging Leaders Collaborating to Build Stronger Communities,” AIA Chicago “ARE Success Teams,” Boston Society of Architects “Accessible Architectural Registration Exam Preparation Classes,” AIA California and AIA San Francisco “EP: Emerging+Professionals, Education+Partnership,” AIA Middle Tennessee “Architecture Forward Symposium,” AIA Tampa Bay
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2011 “Associates Committee ‘Career Development,’” AIA Baton Rouge “2012 Young Professionals Development Program,” AIA Mississippi “Serving Young Professionals-ARE Study Guide Lending Program,” AIA Triangle “Mentorship NOW,” AIA New Jersey “Emerging Professionals Mentorship Training Program,” AIA Wilmington “Emerging Gulf States: An Emerging Professionals Conference in Memphis, Tennessee during Summer 2012 AIA Gulf States Regional Council,” AIA Gulf States Regional Council “YAF Atlanta – BUILD Mentor Program,” AIA Atlanta “CONVERGENCENYC 2011: Possibilities,” AIA New York “Before Building: Professional Practice for Young Architects and Associates,” AIA Arizona “AIANC Leadership Academy: TEAM (Training Emerging Architects through Mentorship),” AIA North Carolina 2012 “Mentorship Kick-off with ‘the Fellows’,” AIA Indianapolis “AIA Southwest Wisconsin Emerging Professionals Faces of Architecture Series,” AIA Southwest Wisconsin “The AIA Charlotte ARE Study Guide Resource Library,” AIA Charlotte “Women in Architecture Series,” AIA DC “AIA Rhode Island Emerging Professionals Committee Learning Library and Seminar Series,” AIA Rhode Island “Emerging Professional’s Development Series,” AIA Central New York “AIA Columbus 100x100 Project,” AIA Columbus “Emerging Memphis,” AIA Memphis “AIA St. Louis Mentorship Program,” AIA St. Louis “Social Mentoring: Using Social Media to Co-Mentor,” AIA Phoenix Metro “AIA PV Emerging Professionals Lending Library,” AIA Potomac Valley “blox Building Leaders Together,” AIA Kansas “architects PATH,” AIA Portland “TheMap,” AIA Honolulu “10 Architects You Should Know / 777,” AIA Jacksonville “City of Dreams Pavilion Competition,” AIA New York Chapter
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“Architecture Registration Exam Digitization and Web,” AIA Northern Virginia “Team-In-Training ARE Group Study Program,” AIA San Diego “The IDP Boost 2013,” AIA San Francisco “AIASWW Study Material Libraries,” AIA Southwest Washington” “‘AIASWW Study Material Libraries,’” AIA Southwest Washington” 2013 “AIA California Council Progression: the state of (re)imagining our future,” AIA California Council “Dinner for Associates - A Cocktail Napkin Sketch Competition,” AIA Connecticut “Exploring Architecture Mentoring Program,” AIA Forth Worth “YAF Houston Toastmasters,” AIA Houston “TransFORM Kansas City,” AIA Kansas City “Creation of the AIA LI Chapter Emerging Professional Group,” AIA Long Island “Emerging Professionals Resource Collection,” AIA Maryland “A.R.E. Weekend Seminars,” AIA Michigan Center for Emerging Professional Resources (CEPR) “Emerging Professionals Forum,” AIA North Dakota “Fast Forward >> Philly,” AIA Philadelphia “Green Building Hack-a-thon,” AIA Philadelphia Associate Committee “YAF Elevator Pitch,” AIA Philadelphia “DesignOpine Professional Development Series and Education Materials,” AIA Salem, OR “Expand 13,” AIA Santa Fe “AIA Licensure Boot Camp,” AIA Tampa Bay “Emerging Professionals,” AIA UK 2014 “Critical Conversations,” AIA Cincinnati “The Weight of Architecture Design Service Grant,” AIA Columbus” “A.R.E. Success Team,” AIA Kansas City “AIA Mississippi ARE Scholarship Program,” AIA Mississippi “Future Now Summit,” AIA New York “AIA Palm Beach Chapter Standing Committee | Practice,” AIA Palm Beach “A Design for Rejuvenation,” AIA Delaware “Building Emerging Professionals as Civic Leaders,” AIA Baltimore
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“Support for Emerging Professionals at the AIACC’s Now Next Future Conference,” AIA California Council” “ENGAGE: An Emerging Professionals Symposium,” AIA Gulf States “Women in Architecture Series,” AIA Northern Virginia “Designing My Career - A Seminar Series for Emerging Professionals,” AIA Potomac Valley “Connecting to Craft: Five Workshops with the Construction Trades,” AIA Western Massachusetts 4 Emerging Professionals Scholarships to attend the “Mini MBA Workshop” at the 2014 AIA National Convention 4 Emerging Professionals Scholarships to attend the COF Golf Tournament at the 2014 AIA National Convention 2015 “ARE Study Library for Emerging Professionals,” AIA Birmingham “Emerging Practitioner Lecture Series (EPLS),” AIA Cleveland “Speak Up Columbus!,” AIA Columbus “Architecture Unsencensored 2015: Debating the Dollar,” AIA DC “Sights on Success,” AIA Kentucky “Fast Forward >> Philly,” AIA Philadelphia “Engage Studio,” AIA Toledo “Within Formal Cities,” AIA Triangle “Young Architect’s Forum,” AIA Iowa “Leadership Forum,” AIA Triangle “Respace,” AIA Triangle “Young Architect’s Forum Leadership Program,” AIA Charlotte “Monterey Design Conference AEP Parklet Competition,” AIA California Council “Start/Finish Your ARE,” AIA Triangle “Emerging Leaders Institute,” AIA Louisiana “Young Architects Group Inauguration,” AIA Hong Kong 4 Emerging Professionals Scholarships to attend the “Mini MBA Workshop” at the 2015 AIA National Convention 4 Emerging Professionals Scholarships to attend the COF Golf Tournament at the 2015 AIA National Convention
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2016 “Starting Your Own Firm,” AIA Buffalo/Western New York “3rd Annual Thesis Showcase,” AIA DC “Emerging [AIA] Gulf States 2016,” AIA Gulf States “Achieving Licensure in International Practice,” AIA Hong Kong “Infrastructural Flows: Iowa’s Public Waterways,” AIA Iowa “Emerging Professionals Summit,” AIA Long Island “AIA Maine ARE Study Library,” AIA Maine “AIA Memphis Leadership Program,” AIA Memphis “Emerging Professionals Summit,” AIA Minnesota “Leadership Academy,” AIA South Carolina “Meet the Fellows,” AIA Springfield “ScaleUP Architecture Workshop,” AIA Triangle “Leadership Forum Alumni Program,” AIA Triangle “Jump-Start the ARE,” AIA Westchester Hudson Valley 2017 “Leadership Development,” AIA Austin “Lead for Licensing,” AIA Central Valley “AIA Charlotte’s Young Architect Forum Leadership,” AIA Charlotte “Speakers on the Square,” AIA Cleveland “Best Laid Plans: Business Planning for Small Firms,” AIA Houston “WiA Houston Annual Equality Series: Exploring the Role of Unconscious Bias in Professional Advancement,” AIA Houston “Sights on Success 2.0 with AIA ARE PREP Powered Black Spectacles,” AIA Kentucky “AIA Miami Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program,” AIA Miami “Decoding Building Codes for Emerging Professionals,” AIA Nebraska “To Licensure and Beyond: A Two Part Series,” AIA New Mexico “Emerging Leaders Grassroots at the Texas Society of Architects,” AIA Texas Society of Architects “Invest in Yourself: Business Strategies for the Newly – Licensed Architect,” AIA Westchester Hudson Valley “Jump-Start the ARE: Year 2,” AIA Westchester Hudson Valley “Creating Waves: Emerging in a Small Chapter,” AIA Wichita Falls Emerging Professionals 82
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2018 “AIA DC Thesis Showcase,” AIA Washington DC “Winning A.R.E. 5.0,” AIA Hong Kong “Construction Detailing,” AIA Buffalo “A.R.E. 5.0 Success Team Program,” AIA Dallas “AIANY Civic Leadership Program,” AIA New York City “Christopher Kelly Leadership Development,” AIA Detroit “ARCHway Program,” AIA Columbus “EXPAND Symposium,” AIA Gulf States “[yaf]CON,” AIA Hampton “Practice Innovation Lab,” AIA Arizona “Illinois EP Network,” AIA Illinois “SPEAK Lecture Series,” AIA Brooklyn “Overcoming Communication Challenges,” AIA New York State
latrobe prize recipients 2001 Inaugural award of the Latrobe Fellowship, Kiernan and Timberlake in collaboration with the University of Pennsylvania Research into new material development and application, concluding with the publication of Refabricating Architecture 2003 Latrobe Fellowship awarded to John Eberhard, faia, Academy of Neurosciences for Architecture in collaboration with the New School of Architecture Development of new course curriculum, creation of a CD, and publication of the white paper titled A White Paper 2005 Latrobe Fellowship awarded to Chong Partners Associates, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan Inc., and University of California-Berkeley 2007 “On the Water, A Model for the Future: a study of New York and Jersey Upper Bay” Principle Investigator Guy Nordenson – Princeton University With Stanley T. Allen, AIA, Catherine Seavitt, AIA and James Smith, Michael Tantala, Adam Yarinsky, faia and Stephen Cassell
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2009 “Growing Energy/Water: Using the Grid to Get Off the Grid” Principal Investigators: Martin Felsen, AIA, and Sarah Dunn. Investigated sustainable infrastructure development in a prototypical setting in downtown Chicago. 2011 “Public Interest Practices in Architecture” Principal Investigators: Bryan Bell, Roberta Feldman, Sergio Palleroni, and David Perkes, AIA. Research centered on needs that can be addressed by public interest practices and the variety of ways that public interest practices are operating. 2013 “Urban Sphere: the City of 7 Billion” Principal Investigators: Bimal Mendis and Joyce Hsiang The research studied the impact of population growth and resource consumption on the built and natural environment at the scale of the entire world as a single urban entity. 2015 “Drylands Resilience Initiative” Principal Investigators: Peter and Hadley Arnold Research focused on developing and testing Hazel, a powerful new digital design tool, and bringing transformative public design strategies to dry cities in the US West and around the world. 2017 “Future-Use Architecture: Design for Persistent Change.” Principal Investigators: David Fannon, AIA, Michelle Laboy, PE, and Peter Wiederspahn, AIA Research will identify design attributes for future use, textually and visually demonstrate future-use design strategies, and document and analyze related architectural precedents that incorporate future-use design.
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1857
Joseph Sands New York, New York
Charles Babcock
George Snell
Ithaca, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
William Backus
Thomas A. Teft
New York, New York
Edward Clard Cabot Brookline, Massachusetts
Henry William Cleaveland New York, New York
Alexander Jackson Davis New York, New York
Providence, Rhode Island
Richard Upjohn New York, New York
Calvert Vaux Thomas U. Walter Samuel A. Warner
New York, New York
New York, New York
Henry C. Dudley
John Welch
New York, New York
New York, New York
Leopold Eidlitz
J. C. Wells
New York, New York
New York, New York
Edward Gardiner
Frederick C. Withers
New York, New York
Arthur Delavan Gilman New York, New York
New York, New York
1858
John Davis Hatch
Edwin Lee Brown
New York, New York
George I. Barnett St. Louis, Missouri
Alfred J. Bloor New York, New York
Henry G. Isaacs St. Louis, Missouri
William R. Ware New York, New York
New York, New York Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Frederick Diaper
1861
1864 Charles W. Clinton New York, New York
W. T. Hallett New York, New York
George Browne Post New York, New York
Edward Tuckerman Potter New York, New York
John H. Sturgis Boston, Massachusetts
Henry Van Brunt Kansas City, Missouri
Chicago, Illinois
R. G. Hatfield
Charles D. Gambrill
New York, New York
Richard Morris Hunt New York, New York
1859
Detlef Lienau
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Alpheus C. Morse Providence, Rhode Island
Jacob Wrey Mould New York, New York
New York, New York
1860 J. E. Burke New York, New York
F. A. Petersen New York, New York
J. R. Hamilton New York, New York
J. W. Priest Newburgh, New York
James Renwick
Henry G. Harrison New York, New York
New York, New York
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1865 Charles A. Alexander New York, New York
Henry W. Hartwell Boston, Massachusetts
Russell Sturgis New York, New York
1866 R. T. Auchmuty New York, New York
Josiah Cleveland Cady New York, New York
William Randolph Emerson Boston, Massachusetts
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Henry Fernbach
George W. Hewitt
John Warren Ritch
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
William Pitt Preble Longfellow
S. E. Loring
S. W. Rogers
Boston, Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts
Cincinnati, Ohio
Alfred H. Piquenard
John McArthur Jr.
Levi T. Scofield
Springfield, Illinois
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cleveland, Ohio
Peter Bonnett Wight
Henry Augustus Sims
William Stewart
Chicago, Illinois
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Covington, Kentucky
Samuel Sloan
J. A. Vrydagh
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Terra Haute, Indiana
1867 D. T. Atwood
William Walter
New York, New York
1870
Adolph Cluss
Edwin Anderson
Washington, DC
Cincinnati, Ohio
1871
Henry M. Congdon
Arthur Bate
George E. Harney
New York, New York
Cincinnati, Ohio
New York, New York
J. C. Markham
James B. Cook
H. E. Meyer
New York, New York
Memphis, Tennessee
Cleveland, Ohio
Henry Hobson Richardson
Thomas Dixon
John Murdoch
Brookline, Massachusetts
Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore, Maryland
C. W. Heard
S. J. F. Thayer
Cleveland, Ohio
Boston, Massachusetts
John C. Cochrane
N. H. Hutton
William Tinsley
Chicago, Illinois
Baltimore, Maryland
Cincinnati, Ohio
James W. Kerr
Joseph Ireland
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Cleveland, Ohio
1872
Henry R. Searle
Augustus Laver
Carl Pfeiffer
Washington, DC
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
1868
Napoleon Eugene Le Brun
1869
Cincinnati, Ohio
New York, New York
1873
William W. Boyington
Edmond G. Lind
F. W. Brown
Chicago, Illinois
Baltimore, Maryland
Albany, New York
William H. Drake
James W. McLaughlin
George A. Clough
Chicago, Illinois
Cincinnati, Ohio
Boston, Massachusetts
John Frazer
Charles C. Miller
M. F. Cummings
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chicago, Illinois
Troy, New York
Frank Furness
Albert C. Nash
C. C. Nichols
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cincinnati, Ohio
Albany, New York
Charles Coolidge Haight
J. Crawford Neilson
J. D. Stevens
New York, New York
Baltimore, Maryland
Saratoga Springs, New York
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William L. Woolett Albany, New York
1874 Thomas B. Annan St. Louis, Missouri
T. A. Roberts Newark, New Jersey
1875 Henry T. Brush
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1882
Walter Dickson
Seth Babson
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
George A. Frederick
Theodore Minot Clark
Baltimore, Maryland
Boston, Massachusetts
H. Janeway Hardenbergh
Charles Crapsey
New York, New York
Cincinnati, Ohio
Charles F. McKim
William Curlett
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
John Moser
H. Edwards Ficken
Washington, DC
New York, New York
Detroit, Michigan
Charles E. Carpenter Providence, Rhode Island
Charles P. Hartshorn
1878
Samuel Hannaford
Utica, New York
Cincinnati, Ohio
1879
Cleveland, Ohio
George C. Mason Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Edward I. Nickerson Providence, Rhode Island
W. M. Woolett
New York, New York
George W. Sanders San Francisco, California
J. G. Prague
C. A. Wallingford
New York, New York
Indianapolis, Indiana
Nathan Clifford Ricker
T. J. Welsh
Urbana, Illinois
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
W. A. Potter
James E. Wolfe San Francisco, California
Dankmar Adler
John Wright
Chicago, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Charles Eppinghousen
Hugo Kafka
Cincinnati, Ohio
Oklahoma, Oklahoma
1880
N. L. Derby
George W. Rapp
David Gibbs
Albany, New York
1876
Albany, New York
George E. Cooper
Providence, Rhode Island
A. Koehler
Thomas W. Fuller
Chicago, Illinois
1883
James H. Windrim
Thomas J. Gould
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Providence, Rhode Island
1881
1884
Augustus Bauer
M. F. Bell
Chicago, Illinois
Fulton, Missouri
C. F. Driscoll
James Gould Cutler
Omaha, Nebraska
Rochester, New York
Gordon W. Lloyd
R. W. Gambier-Bousfield
Detroit, Michigan
Montreal, Canada
New York, New York
Alfred Stone Providence, Rhode Island
John Rochester Thomas New York, New York
F. G. Thorn Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Joseph M. Wilson Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Lawrence G. Hallberg
James Murphy
Chicago, Illinois
Providence, Rhode Island
E. J. Hodgson
David L. Stine
Indianapolis, Indiana
Toledo, Ohio
Edward H. Kendall
F. M. Whitehouse
New York, New York
Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts
John Ord Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1886
William G. Preston
Solan Spencer Beman
Boston, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
Arthur Rotch
Charles S. Burke
Boston, Massachusetts
Memphis, Tennessee
William Crawford Smith
Silas R. Burns
Nashville, Tennessee
Dayton, Ohio
Theophilus P. Chandler Jr.
1885
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mifflin E. Bell
Lorenzo D. Cleveland
Washington, DC
Chicago, Illinois
Louis C. Bulkley
Frank J. Grodavent
St. Louis, Missouri
Helena, Montana
Manley N. Cutter
George W. Keller
New York, New York
Hartford, Connecticut
Francis E. Davis
James McDonnell
Baltimore, Maryland
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Edmund Jacques Eckel
G. C. Moser
St. Joseph, Missouri
Norfolk, Virginia
George W. Field
Jeremiah O’Rourke
Omaha, Nebraska
Newark, New Jersey
James E. Flanders
Luther Peters
Dallas, Texas
Dayton, Ohio
Robert W. Gibson
Albert Pissis
Albany, New York
San Francisco, California
F. H. Janes
Robert H. Robertson
Albany, New York
New York, New York
William Le Baron Jenney
J. L. Smithmeyer
Chicago, Illinois
Washington, DC
H. William Kirchner
Edwin L. Walter
St. Louis, Missouri
Scranton, Pennsylvania
Edward T. Mix
Stanford White
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
New York, New York
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1887 Minard LaFevre Beers Chicago, Illinois
Diedrich A. Bohlen Indianapolis, Indiana
Glenn M. Brown Alexandria, Virginia
Daniel Hudson Burnham Chicago, Illinois
Henry Lord Gay Chicago, Illinois
Henry W. Hill Chicago, Illinois
William Holabird Chicago, Illinois
Mason Maury Louisville, Kentucky
H. W. Phillips Cleveland, Ohio
Richard E. Raseman Detroit, Michigan
John Wellborn Root Chicago, Illinois
S. V. Shipman Chicago, Illinois
James Lyman Silsbee Chicago, Illinois
H. E. Siter Cincinnati, Ohio
Alfred Smith Chicago, Illinois
Sydney Smith Omaha, Nebraska
Albert Toledano Louisiana, Louisiana
Frank O. Weary Akron, Ohio
H. N. Wilson Pittsfield, Massachusetts
1888 L. DeCoppett Bergh New York, New York
Warren R. Briggs Bridgeport, Connecticut
William Worth Carlin Buffalo, New York
E. T. Carr Denver, Colorado
S. E. Chamberlain Kansas City, Missouri
James G. Chandler Racine, Wisconsin Washington, DC
William W. Clay Chicago, Illinois
Nicholas J. Clayton Galveston, Texas
Charles E. Colton Syracuse, New York
Edwin Cook Pine Bluff AR
Samuel A. Cook Tacoma, Washington
J. G. Cordner Lincoln, Nebraska
F. G. Corser Minneapolis, Minnesota
Albert F. D’Oench New York, New York
M. J. Dimmock Richmond, Virginia
W. A. Freret Washington, DC
F. H. Gouge Utica, New York
George Francis Hammond
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M. H. Baldwin
Washington, DC
Memphis, Tennessee
F. W. Humble
Julian Barnes
Buffalo, New York
Joliet, Illinois
Henry A. Macomb
Frank Seymour Barnum
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cleveland, Ohio
George J. Metzger
Charles M. Bartberger
Buffalo, New York
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
William B. Leddyn Powell
E. P. Bassford
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
St. Paul, Minnesota
James Howland Willett
Frederick Baumann
Chicago, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
1889
Edward Clark
Cleveland, Ohio
James G. Hill
Joseph F. Baumann Knoxville, Tennessee
Frederick Ahlschlager
G. W. Baxter Jr.
Chicago, Illinois
Syracuse, New York
William Martin Aiken
John Beattie
Washington, DC
St. Louis, Missouri
James F. Alexander
George Beaumont
Lafayette, Indiana
Chicago, Illinois
Frank S. Allen
Robert C. Berlin
Joliet, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
John M. Allen
Louise Blanchard Bethune
Marion, Massachusetts
Buffalo, New York
Nathaniel S. Allen
Joseph Blaby
Shrevepor, Louisiana
Palmyra, New York
Frank W. Angell
Otto Block
Providence, Rhode Island
Rochester, New York
George Archer
A. Blumenthal
Baltimore, Maryland
Chicago, Illinois
William H. Archer
Oscar D. Bohlen
Buffalo, New York
Indianapolis, Indiana
Clarence O. Arey
John H. Boll
Cleveland, Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio
A. J. Armstrong
Amos J. Boyden
Fort Worth, Texas
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
E. W. Arnold
Henry Brauns
Detroit, Michigan
Baltimore, Maryland
Henry Ogden Avery
Charles Brigham
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
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W. R. Brown
F. A. Coburn
Noah Dillenbeck
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio
Syracuse, New York
Alexander C. Bruce
A. M. F. Colton
Lovatt B. Dixon
Atlanta, Georgia
Chicago, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
Leroy S. Buffington
John F. Cook
Otis Dockstader
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Chillicothe, Ohio
Elmira, New York
G. W. Bullard
Charles Allerton Coolidge
Wesley C. Dodson
Tacoma, Washington
Chicago, Illinois
Waco, Texas
S. A. Bullard
Francis W. Cooper
John M. Donaldson
Springfield, Illinois
Pueblo, Colorado
Detroit, Michigan
Herbert C. Burdett
Ernest W. Cordes
James Douglass
Buffalo, New York
New York, New York
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Edward Burling
John H. Coxhead
Gustave W. Drach
Chicago, Illinois
Buffalo, New York
Cincinnati, Ohio
George Waterman Cady
Arthur B. Cram
A. Druiding
Providence, Rhode Island
Detroit, Michigan
Chicago, Illinois
Henry L. Campbell
Adolph Cudell
O. W. Dryer
Buffalo, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Rochester, New York
Charles E. Cassell
Charles Amos Cummings
C. A. Dunham
Baltimore, Maryland
Boston, Massachusetts
Burlington, Iowa
Francis W. Chandler
Cornelius A. Curtin
Stephen C. Earle
Boston, Massachusetts
Louisville, Kentucky
Worcester, Massachusetts
F. L. Charnley
E. A. Curtis
George H. Edbrooke
Chicago, Illinois
Fredonia, New York
Chicago, Illinois
B. C. Chisholm
Amos F. Cutting
Willoughby J. Edbrooke
Anniston, Alabama
Worcester, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
John R. Church
Robert Platt Daggett
Augustus Eichhorn
Rochester, New York
Indianapolis, Indiana
Orange, New Jersey
Dillon P. Clark
S. C. Dallas
John Eisenmann
Bay City, Michigan
Salt Lake City, Utah
Cleveland, Ohio
Charles Julien Clarke
Theodore W. De Lemos
J. M. Elliott
Louisville, Kentucky
New York, New York
Syracuse, New York
Alfred C. Clas
Henry D. Deam
E. M. Ellis
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Chicago, Illinois
Omaha, Nebraska
F. G. Clausen
John J. Deery
Alfred Oscar Elzner
Davenport, Iowa
New York, New York
Cincinnati, Ohio
Henry Ives Cobb
S. E. Desjardins
Thomas D. Evans
Chicago, Illinois
Cincinnati, Ohio
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Oscar Cobb
C. A. Didden
E. O. Fallis
Chicago, Illinois
Washington, DC
Toledo, Ohio
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E. Francis Henry Fassett
Charles J. Furst
M. H. Hapgood
Portland, Maine
Chicago, Illinois
Hartford, Connecticut
Jay Fay
A. F. Gaugher
David M. Harteau
Rochester, New York
St. Paul, Minnesota
Green Bay, Wisconsin
George B. Ferry
J. V. Gearing
John A. Hasecoster
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Detroit, Michigan
Richmond, Indiana
August William Fiedler
C. R. Gilbert
John G. Haskell
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Topeka, Kansas
Fred E. Field
Charles Pierrepont H. Gilbert
Oscar Haupt
Providence, Rhode Island
New York, New York
Louisville, Kentucky
George L. Fisher
George M. Goodwin
Warren H. Hayes
Omaha, Nebraska
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Reynolds Fisher
Jackson C. Gott
Edward Hazlehurst
Chicago, Illinois
Baltimore, Maryland
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
William Fitzner
Lonsdale Green
W. S. Hedges
New Orleans, Louisiana
Chicago, Illinois
Salt Lake City, Utah
John J. Flanders
J. W. Griffin
Fridolin Heer Jr.
Chicago, Illinois
Watertown, New York
Dubuque, Iowa
Adolph Fleishmann
Lemuel D. Grosvenor
Charles C. Hellmers Jr.
Albany, New York
Jackson, Michigan
St. Louis, Missouri
James Fludder
Willis G. Hale
George H. Helmle
Newport, Rhode Island
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Springfield, Illinois
Frederick W. Folk
Ellis G. Hall
Julius Hess
St. Louis, Missouri
Syracuse, New York
Detroit, Michigan
Frederick L. Foltz
Samuel J. Hall
Isaac Hodgson
Chicago, Illinois
Columbus, Ohio
Omaha, Nebraska
Orlando K. Foote
Fred B. Hamilton
H. H. Hohenschild
Rochester, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Rolla, Missouri
Walter F. Forbush
Fred B. Hamilton
W. A. Holbrook
Boston, Massachusetts
Kansas City, Missouri
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
John A. Fox
Henry R. P. Hamilton
Howard Hoppin
Boston, Massachusetts
Washington, DC
Providence, Rhode Island
J. M. Freese
J. A. Hamilton
John Hose
Columbus, Ohio
New York, New York
Watertown, New York
Charles Sumner Frost
Edwards S. Hammatt
Julius H. Huber
Chicago, Illinois
Davenport, Iowa
Chicago, Illinois
Pierce P. Furber
John W. Hammond
Samuel Huckel Jr.
St. Louis, Missouri
Frankfort, Indiana
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Thomas J. Furlong
Christopher O. Hansen
W. S. Hull
St. Louis, Missouri
Chicago, Illinois
Louisiana, Louisiana
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Frank D. Hyde
T. I. Lacey
J. H. McNamara
Chicago, Illinois
Binghamton, New York
St. Louis, Missouri
Charles E. Illsley
W. W. Larmour
Henry J. Meier
St. Louis, Missouri
Waco, Texas
Detroit, Michigan
J. Q. Ingham
Pierre L. Le Brun
Louis Mendelssohn
Elmira, New York
New York, New York
Omaha, Nebraska
M. F. Isbell
C. A. Leffingwell
Asa L. Merrick
Goshen, Indiana
Shreveport, Louisiana
Syracuse, New York
Edward M. Jennison
Jerome B. Legg
E. L. Merrill
Chicago, Illinois
St. Louis, Missouri
Des Moines, Iowa
Clarence H. Johnston
Henry C. Lindsey
D. W. Millard
St. Paul, Minnesota
Zanesville, Ohio
St. Paul, Minnesota
J. P. Johnston
Theodore C. Link
George H. Miller
Ogdensburg, New York
St. Louis, Missouri
Bloomington, Illinois
Henry Saville Josselyn
Herbert A. Linthwaite
Austin Moody
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Columbus, Ohio
Duluth, Minnesota
Frederick Kees
Frank L. Lively
Thomas H. Morgan
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Chicago, Illinois
Atlanta, Georgia
W. Foster Kelley
James B. Lizius
Joseph Mulvey
Rochester, New York
Indianapolis, Indiana
Aurora, Illinois
Edward A. Kent
A. M. MacMurphy
O. von Nerta
Buffalo, New York
Augusta, Georgia
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Henry F. Kilburn
Marshall Stimson Mahurin
Thomas Nolan
New York, New York
Fort Wayne, Indiana
New York, New York
George E. King
George R. Mann
George W. Orff
El Paso, Texas
St. Louis, Missouri
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Albery D. Kipp
Henry Rutgers Marshall
C. Francis Osborne
Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J. H. Kirby
George DeWitt Mason
Sidney J. Osgood
Syracuse, New York
Detroit, Michigan
Grant Rapids, Michigan
Henry T. Kley
J. S. Mathews
William A. Otis
Chicago, Illinois
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Chicago, Illinois
G. M. D. Knox
Otto H. Matz
F. J. Otter
Kansas City, Missouri
Chicago, Illinois
Dayton, Ohio
Henry G. Koch
Charles E. May
John Otter
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
St. Louis, Missouri
Chicago, Illinois
G. W. Kramer
Harry P. McDonald
Charles H. Owsley
New York, New York
Louisville, Kentucky
Youngstown, Ohio
B. T. Lacey
Walter McFarlane
Charles W. Palmer
Binghamton, New York
Detroit, Michigan
Chicago, Illinois
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Marcellus H. Parker
Charles K. E. Ramsey
Emil G. Rueckert
Coldwater, Michigan
St. Louis, Missouri
Cincinnati, Ohio
Alfred F. Pashley
J. A. Randall
P. W. Ruehl
Chicago, Illinois
Syracuse, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Normand S. Patton
S. M. Randolph
Howland Russe
Chicago, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
S. M. Patton
James W. M. Reid
Charles Hercules Rutan
Chattanooga, Tennessee
San Francisco, California
Boston, Massachusetts
George W. Payne
Merritt J. Reid
Franklin J. H. Sawtelle
Carthage, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Providence, Rhode Island
Robert Swain Peabody
Zack Rice
J. H. Scharm
Boston, Massachusetts
Detroit, Michigan
Indianapolis, Indiana
Andrew Peebles
John Newton Richardson
L. J. Schaub
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Cleveland, Ohio
Chicago, Illinois
Paul J. Pelz
W. H. Richardson
Adolph Scherrer
Washington, DC
Rochester, New York
Indianapolis, Indiana
Charles R. Percival
William C. Richardson
T. F. Schneider
Buffalo, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Washington, DC
Thomas N. Philpot
J. W. Roberts
Charles F. Schweinfurth
Topeka, Kansas
Denver, Colorado
Cleveland, Ohio
Joseph Hart Pierce
Leoni W. Robinson
Arthur H. Scott
Elmira, New York
New Haven, Connecticut
Detroit, Michigan
Osborn J. Pierce
W. G. Robinson
John Scott
Chicago, Illinois
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Detroit, Michigan
William L. Plack
Martin Roche
Williard T. Sears
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chicago, Illinois
Boston, Massachusetts
James C. Plant
James S. Rogers Jr.
Robert Sharp
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Detroit, Michigan
Nashville, Tennessee
William M. F. Poindexter
Louis P. Rogers
George Russell Shaw
Washington, DC
Rochester, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Cyrus K. Porter
Alfred Paist Rosenheim
George Foster Shepley
Buffalo, New York
St. Louis, Missouri
Boston, Massachusetts
J. R. Porter
John W. Ross
Edouard Sidel
Buffalo, New York
Davenport, Iowa
Birmingham, Alabama
J. N. Preston
William L. Ross
S. Gifford Slocum
Los Angeles, California
Sanford, Maine
New York, New York
Herman Probst
H. L. Rowe
George H. Smith
Kansas City, Missouri
Lexington, Kentucky
Cleveland, Ohio
Leonard G. C. Quackenboss
Charles Rudolph
J. C. Smith
Chicago, Illinois
St. Louis, Missouri
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
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Mortimer L. Smith
George Thomas Tilden
Horatio R. Wilson
Detroit, Michigan
Boston, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
Oliver C. Smith
Guy Tilden
John F. Wing
Austin, Illinois
Canton, Ohio
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Robert Stead
John N. Tilton
Henry Wolters
Washington, DC
Chicago, Illinois
Louisville, Kentucky
John Calvin Stevens
G. M. Torgerson
James Bosley Noel Wyatt
Portland, Maine
Meridian, Mississippi
Baltimore, Maryland
Clarence L. Stiles
F. B. Townsend
Joseph W. Yost
Chicago, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
Columbus, Ohio
William Strippelman
Oliver G. Traphagen
William Carbys Zimmerman
Chicago, Illinois
Honolulu, Hawaii
Chicago, Illinois
Gustav Stolze
Samuel Atwater Treat
La Crosse, Wisconsin
Chicago, Illinois
189o
S. V. Stratton
W. H. Tyndall
John Addison
New York, New York
Galveston, Texas
Chicago, Illinois
Carl F. Struck
G. Vigeant
Elbridge Boyden
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Chicago, Illinois
Worcester, Massachusetts
Louis H. Sullivan
Bernard Vonnegut
Charles W. Clark
Chicago, Illinois
Indianapolis, Indiana
St. Louis, Missouri
Thomas Sully
William C. Walker
William E. Eames
New Orleans, Louisiana
Rochester, New York
St. Louis, Missouri
John Sutcliffe
William T. Walker
Edward B. Green
Birmingham, Alabama
Montgomery, Alabama
Buffalo, New York
Eugene Hartwell Taylor
James E. Ware
Arthur Bates Jennings
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
New York, New York
New York, New York
Isaac S. Taylor
Clinton J. Warren
Bruce Price
St. Louis, Missouri
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
James Knox Taylor
George P. Washburn
Milton See
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Ottawa, Kansas
New York, New York
Eliah Terrell
Louis Weissbein
Kivas Tulley
Columbus, Ohio
Boston, Massachusetts
St. Louis, Missouri
George W. Thompson
A. L. West
James Wahrenberger
Nashville, Tennessee
Richmond, Virginia
San Antonio, Texas
H. C. Thompson
William Sidney Wicks
O. C. Wehle
Nashville, Tennessee
Buffalo, New York
Louisville, Kentucky
Rufus Thompson
Charles I. Williams
William Channing Whitney
Youngstown, Ohio
Dayton, Ohio
Minneapolis, Minnesota
A. H. Thorpe
Edmund R. Willson
W. T. Wilson
New York, New York
Providence, Rhode Island
Baltimore, Maryland
96
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J. B. Woodworth
Edwin James Lewis Jr.
Cass Gilbert
Worcester, Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts
St. Paul, Minnesota
F. A. Wright
Alexander W. Longfellow Jr.
Havelock E. Hand
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
West Superior, Wisconsin
Thomas Crane Young
William M. McBride
Thomas Hastings
St. Louis, Missouri
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
S. T. McClarren
Addison Hutton
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
John M. Allston
George S. Orth
James Rush Marshall
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Washington, DC
Robert Day Andrews
R. Clipston Sturgis
William Bryce Mundie
Boston, Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
Clarence H. Blackall
Henry Vaughan
William C. Prichett Jr.
Boston, Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
L. Boucherle
C. Howard Walker
Edward E. Schwabe
Youngstown, Ohio
Boston, Massachusetts
Cleveland, Ohio
Thomas Boyd
Herbert Langford Warren
Adrian W. Smith
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Boston, Massachusetts
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
John Mervin Carrere
George H. Wetherell
Thomas Tryon
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Walter Cook
Edmund W. Wheelwright
W. J. Van Keuren
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
George W. da Cunha
Daniel W. Willard
Jule G. Zwicker
Montclair, New Jersey
Redlands, California
Nashville, Tennessee
Minneapolis, Minnesota
1892
1893
Arthur Greene Everett
William Henri Adams
Hiram Bickford
Boston, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
Elmira, New York
R. Z. Gill
Jacob Agne Jr.
D. Fred Charlton
Urbana, Illinois
Utica, New York
Marquette, Michigan
G. W. Helmburger
Arnold W. Brunner
Wilson Eyre
St. Louis, Missouri
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Richard Howland Hunt
George W. Cary
Clellan W. Fisher Jr.
New York, New York
Buffalo, New York
Worcester, Massachusetts
William B. Ittner
Ward P. Delano
William P. Ginther
St. Louis, Missouri
Worcester, Massachusetts
Akron, Ohio
Herbert Jacques
W. H. Dunn
Samuel S. Godley
Boston, Massachusetts
Cleveland, Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio
E. C. Janssen
James E. Fuller
Joseph C. Hornblower
St. Louis, Missouri
Worcester, Massachusetts
Washington, DC
1891
Warren B. Dunnell
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J. Walter Stevens
Louis O. Mullgardt
George Keister
St. Paul, Minnesota
St. Louis, Missouri
New York, New York
John C. Worthington
Lawrence J. O’Connor
Edgar M. Lazarus
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Portland, Oregon
Frederick W. Perkins
William J. Marsh
Chicago, Illinois
Washington, DC
Charles P. Baldwin
Edwin S. Radcliffe
Charles T. Mathews
Newark, New Jersey
Duluth, Minnesota
New York, New York
John Stewart Barney
William Warren Sabin
Frank L. Packard
New York, New York
Cleveland, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Casper D. Boisselier
William Schickel
Max Reutti
St. Louis, Missouri
New York, New York
Hamilton, Ohio
Arthur Page Brown
John Goddard Stearns
Frank J. Schlotter
San Francisco, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Evansville, Indiana
John Hemenway Duncan
Robert W. Walsh
Samuel Booth Snook
New York, New York
St. Louis, Missouri
New York, New York
W. H. Foster
John Ludwig Wees
William Burnett Tuthill
Houston, Texas
St. Louis, Missouri
New York, New York
Robert W. Gilbert
Frederick Widmann
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
St. Louis, Missouri
1896
William Tyson Gooch
Joseph Wolf
Theodore H. Abrahams
New York, New York
New York, New York
Charleston, South Carolina
1894
George Edward Harding
Ennis R. Austin
New York, New York
1895
William E. Higginbotham
Francis R. Allen
George H. Clemence
Detroit, Michigan
Boston, Massachusetts
Worcester, Massachusetts
D. C. Ernest Laub
Frank Miles Day
Rudolph L. Daus
Washington, DC
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Brooklyn, New York
James Brown Lord
Isaac E. Ditmars
Leon E. Dessez
New York, New York
New York, New York
Washington, DC
Edmund A. Manny
Charles Edwards
Robert E. Dexter
St. Louis, Missouri
Peterson, New Jersey
Dayton, Ohio
Craig McClure
Halstead P. Fowler
J. Graham Glover
St. Louis, Missouri
New York, New York
Brooklyn, New York
George L. Morse
Charles W. Hopkinson
Albert W. Hayward
Brooklyn, New York
Cleveland, Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio
Charles T. Mott
William C. Hough
Will Sterling Hebbard
New York, New York
New York, New York
San Diego, California
James Warriner Moulton
Julius Kastner
J. Monroe Hewlett
New York, New York
New York, New York
New York, New York
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South Bend, Indiana
Franklin E. Kidder
Albert Leverett Brockway
Denver, Colorado
New York, New York
Frank Haviland Quinby
William H. Conway
New York, New York
Springfield, Illinois
Louis F. Stutz
Walter Thomas Downing
Washington, DC
Georgia, Georgia
Charles C. Taylor
Herbert W. Foltz
Cincinnati, Ohio
Indianapolis, Indiana
Andrew Grierson Thomson
Vincent Colyer Griffith
New York, New York
Brooklyn, New York
1897
1899
Frank Conger Baldwin
J. J. Kouhn
Detroit, Michigan
Chicago, Illinois
Frederick C. Bonsack
Adriance Van Brunt
St. Louis, Missouri
Kansas City, Missouri
Brinton B. Davis Paducah, Kentucky
1900
Henry Fisher
Walter Cope
Sioux City, Iowa
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Frank Porcher Graveley
Robert S. Roeschlaub
New Orleans, Louisiana
Denver, Colorado
Humphrey J. Maxwell Grylls
Edgar V. Seeler
Detroit, Michigan
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Guy King Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1901
Guy Kirkham
William Alciphron Boring
Springfield, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Gottfrid Leonard Norrman
William Hart Boughton
Atlanta, Georgia
Buffalo, New York
Albert V. Porter
John Galen Howard
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
William Albert Swasey
Frank M. Howe
St. Louis, Missouri
Kansas City, Missouri
J. Foster Warner
Washington Hull
Rochester, New York
New York, New York
Thomas R. Kimball
1898
Omaha, Nebraska
Charles I. Berg
William G. Nolting
New York, New York
Baltimore, Maryland
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1902 Ralph Adams Cram Boston, Massachusetts
Elmer Grey Milwaukee, Wisconsin
George L. Heins New York, New York
John Lawrence Mauran St. Louis, Missouri
William Rutherford Mead New York, New York
1903 William Mitchell Kendall New York, New York
Austin W. Lord New York, New York
1905 Grosvenor Atterbury New York, New York
Henry Forbes Bigelow Boston, Massachusetts
Alfred B. Harlow Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Irving K. Pond Chicago, Illinois
C. B. J. Snyder New York, New York
1906 Henry Bacon New York, New York
J. Randolph Coolidge Jr. Boston, Massachusetts
Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue New York, New York
Charles Donagh Maginnis Boston, Massachusetts
Richard E. Schmidt
Dwight Heald Perkins
Robert D. Maynicke
Chicago, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Breck Trowbridge
Edward L. Tilton
Milton B. Medary Jr.
New York, New York
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1907
1909
Claude F. Bragdon
Edward W. Donn Jr.
John Beverly Robinson
Rochester, New York
Washington, DC
St. Louis, Missouri
Cyrus L. Eidlitz
Abram Garfield
Philip Sawyer
New York, New York
Cleveland, Ohio
New York, New York
Herbert D. Hale
William D. Hewitt
William Buck Stratton
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Detroit, Michigan
Benjamin S. Hubbel
Christopher Grant La Farge
D. Everett Waid
Cleveland, Ohio
New York, New York
New York, New York
James P. Jamieson
Octavius Morgan
W. R. B. Willcox
St. Louis, Missouri
Los Angeles, California
Seattle, Washington
Albert Kelsey
Ernest J. Russell
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
St. Louis, Missouri
1911
Harold VanBuren Magonigle
Robert C. Spencer Jr.
J. Milton Dyer
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Cleveland, Ohio
Clarence A. Martin
Douglas H. Thomas Jr.
John Hall Rankin
Ithaca, New York
Baltimore, Maryland
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Allen B. Pond
George C. Nimmons Chicago, Illinois
Augustus Neal Rantoul
Chicago, Illinois
1910
John Russell Pope
Charles Herbert Bebb
Lloyd Warren
New York, New York
Seattle, Washington
New York, New York
William Stone Post
Arthur B. Benton
Harry B. Wheelock
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
Howard Van Doren Shaw
Harry Johan Carlson
C. C. Zantzinger
Chicago, Illinois
Boston, Massachusetts
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
John A. Dempwolf
1908
Boston, Massachusetts
York, Pennsylvania
1912
David Knickerbacker Boyd
Frank W. Ferguson
William D. Austin
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Boston, Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts
Myron Hunt
Thomas M. Kellogg
W. Dominick Benes
Pasadena, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cleveland, Ohio
Goodhue Livingston
Robert D. Kohn
Henry Clay Carrel
New York, New York
New York, New York
New York, New York
J. Harleston Parker
Arthur Little
Walter B. Chambers
Boston, Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
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Clinton Day
Benjamin Wistar Morris
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
William Adams Delano
Charles Adams Platt
New York, New York
New York, New York
L. C. Holden
Albert E. Skeel
New York, New York
Cleveland, Ohio
Walter Gibson Peter
Edward Stotz
Washington, DC
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Arthur Wallace Rice
Seth J. Temple
Boston, Massachusetts
Davenport, Iowa
Charles Alonzo Rich
Arthur Woltersdorf
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Horace Wells Sellers Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1914
Frank E. Wallis
James Lawrence Aspinwall
New York, New York
New York, New York
Prescott O. Clarke
1913
Providence, Rhode Island
Charles H. Alden
Edward A. Crane
Seattle, Washington
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
John C. Austin
William B. Faville
Los Angeles, California
San Francisco, California
Paul Phillipe Cret
William K. Fellows
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chicago, Illinois
James J. Egan
E. C. Klipstein
Chicago, Illinois
St. Louis, Missouri
Burt L. Fenner
Benjamin J. Lubschez
New York, New York
Kansas City, Missouri
Norman M. Isham
Louis Chappell Newhall
Providence, Rhode Island
Boston, Massachusetts
Elmer C. Jensen
Fernand Parmentier
Chicago, Illinois
Los Angeles, California
Henry H. Kendall
Egerton Swartwout
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Charles Zeller Klauder
Charles C. Wilson
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Columbia, South Carolina
Samuel S. Labouisse
Nathan C. Wyeth
New Orleans, Louisiana
Washington, DC
Ellis F. Lawrence
1915 Donn Barber New York, New York
Charles L. Borie Jr. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Owen Brainard New York, New York
George F. A. Brueggeman St. Louis, Missouri
Eleazer B. Homer Providence, Rhode Island
Warren Powers Laird Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Guy Lowell Boston, Massachusetts
Frank B. Meade Cleveland, Ohio
George S. Mills Toledo, Ohio
Charles H. Prindeville Chicago, Illinois
Frederick A. Russell Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
William H. Schuchardt Milwaukee, Wisconsin
1916 Frederick Lee Ackerman New York, New York
Chester Holmes Aldrich New York, New York
William P. Bannister New York, New York
Leon Coquard Detroit, Michigan
Alfred Dwight Foster Hamlin New York, New York
Edwin Hawley Hewitt Minneapolis, Minnesota
Portland, Oregon
Benno Janssen Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Ion Lewis
William R. Emerson
Alexander MacKintosh
Portland, Oregon
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
George W. Maher
Robert David Farquar
William C. Noland
Chicago, Illinois
Los Angeles, California
Richmond, Virginia
Frederick M. Mann
Walter H. Kilham
Josias Pennington
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Boston, Massachusetts
Baltimore, Maryland
William Stanley Parker
Joseph C. Llewellyn
Hugh Roberts
Boston, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
Jersey City, New Jersey
Emlyn L. Stewardson
Henry K. McGoodwin
Joseph E. Sperry
Philaldelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Baltimore, Maryland
Waddy B. Wood
W. Symmes Richardson
Edward F. Stevens
Washington, DC
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
1917
1923
Winsor Soule
Edwin Bergstrom
John V. Van Pelt
Santa Barbara, California
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
Peter Brust
F. R. Walker
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Cleveland, Ohio
1918
Thomas E. Tallmadge Chicago, Illinois
James E. Allison
Charles Collens
Los Angeles, California
Boston, Massachusetts
1925
Louis Ayres
John T. Comes
Robert Rodes McGoodwin
New York, New York
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Charles Butler
Ernest Coxhead
Charles Morris
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
Cleveland, Ohio
Edward Emmett Dougherty
John Walter Cross
Richard Philipp
Nashville, Tennessee
New York, New York
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Alexander Chadborne Eschweiler
Kirtland Cutter
Walter L. Rathmann
Seattle, Washington
St. Louis, Missouri
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Charles Allen Favrot
Julius Schweinfurth
Albert Kahn
New Orleans, Louisiana
Boston, Massachusetts
Detroit, Michigan
Edwin Seamer Gordon
Leon Stern
John P. B. Sinkler
New York, New York
Rochester, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Herbert M. Greene
Timothy Walsh
William L. Steele
Dallas, Texas
Boston, Massachusetts
Sioux City, Iowa
Albert L. Harris
1919
Washington, DC
1926
Wallis E. Howe
David C. Allison
Ellison Perot Bissell
Providence, Rhode Island
Los Angeles, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Louis La Beaume
N. Max Dunning
St. Louis, Missouri
Francke Huntington Bosworth Jr. Ithaca, New York
Chicago, Illinois
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William Boyd
John Mead Howells
Harry Thornton Stephens
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Paterson, New Jersey
Edwin H. Brown
Reginald Davis Johnson
R. Maurice Trimble
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Los Angeles, California
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Herbert W. C. Browne
Charles Barton Keen
E. Hill Turnock
Boston, Massachusetts
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Elkhart, Indiana
John F. Capen
Charles W. Killam
Stephen Francis Voorhees
Newark, New Jersey
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Edward P. Casey
William H. Lord
Fred Wesley Wentworth
New York, New York
Asheville, North Carolina
Paterson, New Jersey
James Ford Clapp
William G. Malcomson
John Torrey Windrim
Boston, Massachusetts
Detroit, Michigan
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Harvey Wiley Corbett
Everett V. Meeks
Edward P. York
New York, New York
New York, New York
New York, New York
Robert Frost Daggett
Arthur I. Meigs
Indianapolis, Indiana
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1927
Paul A. Davis III
Victor Mindeleff
James O. Betelle
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Washington, DC
Newark, New Jersey
Gerrit J. De Gelleke
Arnold H. Moses
Theodore E. Blake
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Camden, New Jersey
New York, New York
John Robert Dillon
Kenneth M. Murchison
Lindley M. Franklin
Atlanta, Georgia
New York, New York
New York, New York
August C. Esenwein
James Cornelius Murphy
C. Herrick Hammond
Buffalo, New York
Louisville, Kentucky
Chicago, Illinois
Ernest Flagg
Allison Owen
Henry K. Holsman
New York, New York
New Orleans, Louisiana
Chicago, Illinois
Joseph H. Freedlander
William G. Rantoul
Sullivan W. Jones
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Harry W. Gardner
Hubert G. Ripley
George I. Lovatt
Boston, Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Arthur N. Gibb
William J. Sayward
Harry A. Overbeck
Ithaca, New York
Atlanta, Georgia
Dallas, Texas
Alfred Hoyt Granger
Charles S. Schneider
Louis Stevens
Chicago, Illinois
Cleveland, Ohio
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Howard Greenley
Howard Sill
H. Hobart Weekes
New York, New York
Baltimore, Maryland
New York, New York
Arthur Loomis Harmon
John B. Slee
New York, New York
Brooklyn, New York
1929
Henry Hornbostel
Thomas Edward Snook Jr.
Edward Herbert Bennett
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
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Bayard Snowden Cairns Memphis, Tennessee
1931 William T. Aldrich
Emery Stanford Hall
Boston, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
Atlee B. Ayres San Antonio, Texas
1930 Edward Raymond Bossange New York, New York
Henry Baechlin Newark, New Jersey
John C. Bollenbacher
Arthur Brown Jr.
Chicago, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Arthur Howell Brockie
Otto R. Eggers
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Daniel H. Burnham
Goldwin Goldsmith
Chicago, Illinois
Austin, Texas
Hubert Burnham
William Charles Hays
Chicago, Illinois
Berkeley, California
Charles Northend Cogswell
Frederick Ellis Jackson
Boston, Massachusetts
Providence, Rhode Island
Charles Wilmott Dawson
Francis Y. Joannes
Muskogee, Oklahoma
New York, New York
Edwin Sherrill Dodge
Julian Clarence Levi
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Wilson C. Ely
William Orr Ludlow
Newark, New Jersey
New York, New York
Gilbert Christopher Higby
Albert Charles Phelps
Newark, New Jersey
New York, New York
Lois Lilley Howe
James Otis Post
Cambridge, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Frederick William Revels Syracuse, New York
Walter Horstmann Thomas Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
John Almy Tompkins II New York, New York
Hobart B. Upjohn New York, New York
Edward A. H. Hoyt Boston, Massachusetts
I. Howland Jones Boston, Massachusetts
J. Lovell Little Boston, Massachusetts
Olle J. Lorehn Houston, Texas
Elmo Cameron Lowe
Frank R. Watson
Evanston, Illinois
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Walter Mellor Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Frederick Vernon Murphy Washington, DC
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George Bispham Page Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philip Richardson Boston, Massachusetts
Courtlandt Van Brunt Kansas City, Kansas
1932 Dwight James Baum New York, New York
William Harmon Beers New York, New York
Frank A. Carpenter Chicago, Illinois
G. Howard Chamberlin New York, New York
Melville Clark Chatten Chicago, Illinois
Reinhardt Dempwolf York, Pennsylvania
Herbert Edmund Hewitt Peoria, Illinois
Henry Clossen Hibbs Nashville, Tennessee
Leicester Bodine Holland Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Sumner P. Hunt Los Angeles, California
Charles T. Ingham Washington, DC
William G. Kaelber Rochester, New York
Williard C. Northup Salem, North Carolina
Richard Brognard Okie Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Arthur Peabody Madison, Wisconsin
Richmond Harold Shreve New York, New York
Andrew J. Thomas
Miller Isaac Kast
Philip L. Goodwin
New York, New York
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
William Wallace Tyrie
William F. Lamb
Walter R. McCornack
Minneapolis, Minnesota
New York, New York
Cleveland, Ohio
Ralph Thomas Walker
Victor Andre Matteson
Floyd A. Naramore
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Seattle, Washington
James M. White
Frederick H. Meyer
William Jones Smith
Urbana, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Chicago, Illinois
David J. C. Myers
Harlan Thomas
Seattle, Washington
Seattle, Washington
Abraham Horace Albertson
James Gamble Rogers
Henry Stuart Waterbury
Seattle, Washington
New York, New York
New York, New York
Robert Peabody Bellows
Thomas Leslie Rose
Rudolph Weaver
Boston, Massachusetts
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Gainesville, Florida
Walter Dabney Blair
John Strubing Schwacke
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1936
Cornelius V. R. Bogert
Albert Simons
Moise H. Goldstein
Hackensack, New Jersey
Charleston, South Carolina
New Orleans, Louisiana
Thomas Harlan Ellett
Clarence S. Stein
Ralph Ward Gray
New York, New York
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Albert John Evers
Nathaniel Gaillard Walker
Walter T. Karcher
San Francisco, California
Fort Myers, Florida
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Clement W. Fairweather
William T. Warren
Sydney Errington Martin
Metuchen, New Jersey
Birmingham, Alabama
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
William E. Fisher
George H. Williamson
Horace W. Peaslee
Denver, Colorado
Denver, Colorado
Washington, DC
Leon N. Gillette
David J. Witmer
William Graves Perry
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Brookline, Massachusetts
Carl Frelinghuyoen Gould
Henry Wright
Hardie Phillip
Seattle, Washington
New York, New York
New York, New York
Mellen C. Greeley
George Young Jr.
Henry Richardson Shepley
Jacksonville, Florida
Ithaca, New York
Brookline, Massachusetts
1934
John Frederick Harbeson
Wilbur Tyson Trueblood
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1935
John Augur Holabird
Robert Seeley De Golyer
Steward Wagner
Chicago, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Raymond M. Hood
Alfred Fellheimer
Charles Willing
New York, New York
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Ely Jacques Kahn
Frederick Augustus Godley
New York, New York
New York, New York
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St. Louis, Missouri
1937 Harris C. Allen John Bakewell Jr. San Francisco, California
Ralph B. Benecker Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
John Hutchins Cady Providence, Rhode Island
Ralph Haywood Cameron San Antonio, Texas
H. Daland Chandler Boston, Massachusetts
Roland E. Coate Los Angeles, California
James R. Edmunds Jr. Baltimore, Maryland
G. Corner Fenhagen Baltimore, Maryland
Henry A. Foeller Green Bay, Wisconsin
Laurence Hall Fowler Baltimore, Maryland
Hugh Mackie Gordon Garden Chicago, Illinois
Hal F. Hentz Atlanta, Georgia
Edward Shepard Hewitt
Minnepolis, Minnesota
H. Eric Kebbon New York, New York
George Simpson Koyl Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Samuel Lapham Jr. Charleston, South Carolina
East Orange, New Jersey
Washington, DC
1939
Seymour Williams
Frederic Child Biggin
Trenton, New Jersey
Auburn, Alabama
1938
Frederick Bigger
Roy Childs Jones
Hobart A. Walker
Chicago, Illinois
Louis A. Simon
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
John Wellborn Root
Eric Gugler
New Orleans, Louisiana
New York, New York
Ernest H. Fougner
Andrew H. Hepburn
Newark, New Jersey
Boston, Massachusetts
Max H. Furbringer
Gerald Anderson Holmes
Memphis, Tennessee
New York, New York
Frederick W. Garber
William Templeton Johnson
Cincinnati, Ohio
San Diego, California
Edmund B. Gilchrist
Richard Kiehnel
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Miami, Florida
John L. Hamilton
Fiske Kimball
Chicago, Illinois
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Henry Ford Hoit
Eugene Henry Klaber
Kansas City, Missouri
Silver Spring, Maryland
William J. H. Hough
Emil Lorch
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Robert Taylor Jones
Douglas William Orr
Minneapolis, Minnesota
New Haven, Connecticut
Gordon B. Kaufmann
William T. Partridge
Los Angeles, California
Washington, DC
Arthur S. Keene
E. Donald Robb
Kansas City, Missouri
Boston, Massachusetts
Eugene S. Klein
Mott B. Schmidt
St. Louis, Missouri
New York, New York
Richard Koch
Sumner Spaulding
New Orleans, Louisiana
Beverly Hills, California
James C. MacKenzie Jr.
Francis Paul Sullivan
New York, New York
Washington, DC
R. E. Lee Taylor
Carleton M. Winslow
Baltimore, Maryland
Los Angeles, California
Harry W. Wachter
San Francisco, California
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Chicago, Illinois
Nathaniel Cortlandt Curtis
Toledo, Ohio
John Reid Jr.
Pierre Blouke
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1940 Franklin Oliver Adams Tampa, Florida
Gordon Allen Boston, Massachusetts
Raymond J. Ashton Salt Lake City, Utah
Leonard Henry Bailey Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Frank Chouteau Brown Boston, Massachusetts
Marcus Robinson Burrowes Detroit, Michigan
Miles Lanier Colean Washington, DC
Francis Pierpont Davis Los Angeles, California
Frank Nelson Emerson Peoria, Illinois
Frank Joseph Forster New York, New York
Robert K. Fuller Denver, Colorado
Albert Harkness Providence, Rhode Island
Lewis Parsons Hobart San Francisco, California
Roy F. Larson Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Merrill Clifford Lee Richmond, Virginia
Arthur Lamont Loveless Seattle, Washington
George Spearl
Sylvanus B. Marston
St. Louis, Missouri
Pasadena, California
Guy Study
Hugh Martin
St. Louis, Missouri
Birmingham, Alabama
Walter Ellsworth Ware
Clarence Julian Oberwarth
Salt Lake City, Utah
Frankfort, Kentucky
Ernest Wilby
Richard J. Shaw
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Boston, Massachusetts
1941
Chicago, Illinois
Rexford Newcomb Urbana, Illinois
Loring H. Provine Urbana, Illinois
Livingston Smith
Francis Palmer Smith
Chicago, Illinois
Atlanta, Georgia
William H. Crowell
Erle G. Stillwell
Portland, Oregon
Hendersonville, North Carolina
Ralph C. Flewelling
Edgar I. Williams
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
Louis John Gill San Diego, California
1943
Arthur B. Heaton
Archibald Manning Brown
Washington, DC
New York, New York
H. Roy Kelley
Charles Frederick Cellarius
Los Angeles, California
Cincinnati, Ohio
Electus D. Litchfield
Harold Coulson Chambers
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Robert Hall Orr
Matthew Edmunds Dunlap
Los Angeles, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
George B. Rogers
Jacques AndrĂŠ Fouilhoux
Mobile, Alabama
New York, New York
John F. Staub
George Herbert Gray
Houston, Texas
New Haven, Connecticut
Lawrence Wolfe
George Howe
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Leigh Hunt Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Lemuel C. Dillenback
Charles Albert Langdon
Syracuse, New York
Toledo, Ohio
Frederick G. Frost
Joseph Daniels Leland
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Arthur C. Holden
George A. Licht
New York, New York
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Boston, Massachusetts
David Adler
1942
Philip Brooks Maher
Thomas Mott Shaw
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Sherley Warner Morgan
Alfred Shaw
Talmage C. Hughes
Princeton, New Jersey
Chicago, Illinois
Detroit, Michigan
Harris Hunnewell Murdock
James Kellum Smith
Louis Justement
New York, New York
New York, New York
Washington, DC
Henry Bartol Register
Henry Francis Stanton
Samuel A. Marx
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Detroit, Michigan
Chicago, Illinois
Winchton Leamon Risley
Howard A. Stout
Los Angeles, California
Atlantic City, New Jersey
1947
Eliel Saarinen
Eugene Weston Jr.
Arthur Ward Archer
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Los Angeles, California
Kansas City, Missouri
1944
1945
William Lawrence Bottomley
Lawrence Stevens Bellman
Wells Ira Bennett
New York, New York
Toledo, Ohio
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Clarence Cullimore
William Roger Greeley
John Woolson Brooks
Bakersfield, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Des Moines, Iowa
Clair William Ditchy
William Duncan Lamdin
Howard Lovewell Cheney
Detroit, Michigan
Baltimore, Maryland
Chicago, Illinois
Branson Van Leer Gamber
William Henry Livingston
George Grant Elmslie
Detroit, Michigan
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chicago, Illinois
William Gehron
Samuel E. Lunden
Carl Anthony Erikson
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
Alfred Morton Githens
Edward William Martin
Charles Essig Firestone
New York, New York
Wilmington, Delaware
Canton, Ohio
Ernest A. Grunsfeld Jr.
John Henry Scarff
Alvin Ernest Harley
Chicago, Illinois
Baltimore, Maryland
Detroit, Michigan
Hugo Franz Kuehne
Howard Dwight Smith
Jean Hebrard
Austin, Texas
Columbus, Ohio
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Niels Hjalmar Larsen
George Morris Whiteside II
Arthur Knox Hyde
Boston, Massachusetts
Wilmington, Delaware
Detroit, Michigan
James L. Montgomery
William James Bain Sr. Seattle, Washington
William Edward Kapp
Charleston, West Virginia
1946
W. Oscar Mullgardt
G. Edwin Brumbaugh
James Herbert Mitchell
St. Louis, Missouri
Gwynedd Valley, Pennsylvania
San Francisco, California
Henry Carlton Newton
Frank Ernest Cleveland
Los Angeles, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Frederick Augustus Muhlenberg
Edmund Randolph Purves
D. K. Este Fisher Jr.
Reading, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Baltimore, Maryland
Richard J. Neutra
Alexander C. Robinson III
Henry H. Gutterson
Los Angeles, California
Cleveland, Ohio
San Francisco, California
Charles Frederick Owsley
Detroit, Michigan
Youngstown, Ohio
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Warren Charles Perry
Leonard Schultze
Jerrold Loebl
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Herbert J. Powell
Fitzhugh Scott
Milton Bowles McGinty
San Marino, California
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Houston, Texas
Walter Thomas Rolfe
Philip Lindsley Small
Angus Vaughn McIver
Houston, Texas
Cleveland, Ohio
Great Falls, Montana
Paul Weigel
Joe Frazer Smith
Harry L. Mead
Manhattan, Kansas
Memphis, Tennessee
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Hart Wood
John Crosby Brown Moore
Honolulu, Hawaii
New York, New York
1948 Leon Eugene Arnal
Frederick Lindley Morgan
Minneapolis, Minnesota
1949
Pietro Belluschi
George Harwell Bond
Nathaniel Alexander Owings
Portland, Oregon
Atlanta, Georgia
Chicago, Illinois
Francis Vaughn Bulfinch
Birdsall Parmenas Briscoe
Louis Skidmore
Boston, Massachusetts
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
Cameron Clark
Harold Bush-Brown
John Llewellyn Skinner
New York, New York
Atlanta, Georgia
Coral Gables, Florida
George Bain Cummings
Mathew W. Del Gaudio
Harold Reeve Sleeper
Binghamton, New York
New York, New York
New York, New York
Gardner Acton Dailey
Arthur Feitel
A. Glenn Stanton
San Francisco, California
New Orleans, Louisiana
Portland, Oregon
Paul Gerhardt Jr.
Alfred Charles Finn
Henry Johnston Toombs
Chicago, Illinois
Houston, Texas
Atlanta, Georgia
James Byers Hays
Kenneth Franzheim
William Ward Watkin
Cleveland, Ohio
Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas
Alexander Edward Hoyle
Harry Hake
Joseph Lewis Weinberg
Boston, Massachusetts
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cleveland, Ohio
Francis Keally
Wallace Kirkman Harrison
New York, New York
New York, New York
1950
Edwin H. Lundie
Earl Theodore Heitschmidt
J. Warren Armistead Jr.
St. Paul, Minnesota
Los Angeles, California
Atlanta, Georgia
George Marshall Martin
Daniel Paul Higgins
Leopold Arnaud
Cincinnati, Ohio
New York, New York
New York, New York
Edward Fairfax Neild
Walter Williams Hook
William Pope Barney
Shreveport, Louisiana
Charlotte, North Carolina
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Robert Barnard O’Connor
Burnham Hoyt
James Henry Chillman Jr.
New York, New York
Denver, Colorado
Houston, Texas
Edward Livingston Palmer Jr.
James William Kideney
Clinton Harriman Cowgill
Baltimore, Maryland
Buffalo, New York
Blacksburg, Virginia
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Louisville, Kentucky
Harold Heath Davis
Ralph Edward Winslow
Russell Thorn Pancoast
New Haven, Connecticut
Troy, New York
Miami Beach, Florida
A. Lincoln Fechheimer
Frederick James Woodbridge
Edward D. Pierre
Cincinnati, Ohio
New York, New York
Indianapolis, Indiana
Hugh Ferriss
William Platt
New York, New York
1951
George Gove
Charles Altfillisch
B. Marcus Priteca
Tacoma, Washington
Decorah, Iowa
Seattle, Washington
Talbot Faulkner Hamlin
Welles Bosworth
Earl Howell Reed Jr.
New York, New York
Vaucresson, France
Chicago, Illinois
Harry Inge Johnstone
Thomas Dohoney Broad
L. Andrew Reinhard
Mobile, Alabama
Dallas, Texas
New York, New York
Frederic Rhinelander King
Herman Brookman
Lorimer Rich
New York, New York
Portland, Oregon
New York, New York
John Gaw Meem
Walter E. Church
Henry Hodgman Saylor
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Portland, Oregon
Washington, DC
John Ogden Merrill
Henry Stern Churchill
Norman J. Schlossman
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Alfred S. Nibecker Jr.
Chandler Carroll Cohagen
Lorentz Schmidt
Los Angeles, California
Billings, Montana
Wichita, Kansas
John Thomas Rather Jr.
Samuel Inman Cooper
Howell Lewis Shay
Houston, Texas
Atlanta, Georgia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Henry Yeagley Shaub
Munroe Walker Copper Jr.
Philip Trammell Shutze
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Cleveland, Ohio
Atlanta, Georgia
Joseph Patterson Sims
Waldron Faulkner
Grant Miles Simon
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Washington, DC
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Jack Bass Smith
Andrew Thomas Hass
Harry Sternfeld
Birmingham, Alabama
San Francisco, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Perry Coke Smith
Henry Powell Hopkins
Maurice Joseph Sullivan
New York, New York
Baltimore, Maryland
Houston, Texas
Eldridge Ted Spencer
William R. Morton Keast
Paul A. Thiry
San Francisco, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Seattle, Washington
Harvey Stevenson
Walter H. Kilham Jr.
Roland Anthony Wank
New York, New York
New York, New York
New York, New York
Arthur Elliott Thomas
Albert Kruse
Lawrence Grant White
Dallas, Texas
Wilmington, Delaware
New York, New York
Samuel G. Wiener
Luther Morris Leisenring
Philip Will Jr.
Shreveport, Louisiana
Washington, DC
Chicago, Illinois
Harold Buckley Willis
William E. Lescaze
George Caleb Wright
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Indianapolis, Indiana
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New York, New York
University Club, New York City, site of the founding of the College of Fellows
1952 aia president Glenn Stanton cof chancellor Ralph T. Walker gold medal Auguste Perret edward c. kemper award William Stanley Parker
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1952 fellows Max Abramovitz
M. Edwin Green
Addison Stayton Nunn
New York, New York
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Houston, Texas
Charles Storrs Barrows
Lawrence Hill
James W. O’Connor
Rochester, New York
University City, Missouri
New York, New York
Welton D. Becket
Robert S. Hutchins
Noah Webster Overstreet
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
Jackson, Mississippi
Edgar Hubert Berners
Francis B. Jacobberger
Clyde Collins Pearson
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Portland, Oregon
Montgomery, Alabama
Kenneth C. Black
Eugene Herbert Knight
Alfred Easton Poor
Lansing, Michigan
Birmingham, Alabama
New York, New York
Walter Carlson
Thomas Hall Locraft
Antonin Raymond
Wilmington, Delaware
Washington, DC
New York, New York
Birge Malcolm Clark
Maynard Lyndon
Arthur Neal Robinson
Palo Alto, California
Los Angeles, California
Atlanta, Georgia
Pendleton Scott Clark
Walter Frederic Martens
Eero Saarinen
Lynchburg, Virginia
Charleston, West Virginia
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Charles Parker Crowell
Dale Robert McEnary
Harvey A. Schwab
Bangor, Maine
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Herman Louis Duhring Jr.
Robert W. McLaughlin Jr.
Cyrus Edgar Silling
Germantown, Pennsylvania
Princeton, New Jersey
Charleston, West Virginia
Max Henry Foley
Warren D. Miller
Delos Hamilton Smith
New York, New York
Terre Haute, Indiana
Washington, DC
Robert Benjamin Frantz
Harold Henry Munger
Lucius Read White Jr.
Saginaw, Michigan
Toledo, Ohio
Baltimore, Maryland
James Herbert Gailey
Allan H. Neal
L. Morgan Yost
Atlanta, Georgia
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Chicago, Illinois
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1953 aia president Glenn Stanton cof chancellor Ralph T. Walker gold medal William Adams Delano edward c. kemper award Gerrit J. De Gelleke
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1953 fellows Thomas Henry Atherton
Morris Ketchum Jr.
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Turpin Chambers Bannister
Adrian Nelson Langius
Urbana, Illinois
Lansing, Michigan
Richard Marsh Bennett
Curtis Meredith Lovelace
Chicago, Illinois
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Leon Chatelain Jr.
Albert Mayer
Washington, DC
New York, New York
Theodore Irving Coe
Clarence William Palmer
Washington, DC
Detroit, Michigan
Robert Charles Dean
Lawrence B. Perkins
Boston, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
John Reed Fugard Sr.
Geoffrey Platt
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
William Charles Furer
Otto John Teegen
Honolulu, Hawaii
New York, New York
E. James Gambaro
Wilbur Henry Tusler
New York, New York
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Henry L. Gogerty
Charles Wellington Walker
Los Angeles, California
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Milton LaTour Grigg
Betram A. Weber
Charlottesville, Virginia
Chicago, Illinois
Arthur P. Herrman
Kenneth Curtis Welch
Medina, Washington
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Eric Trevor Huddleston
Walter F. Wilson
Durham, New Hampshire
Lincoln, Nebraska
Robert Allan Jacobs
Kenneth Smith Wing
New York, New York
Long Beach, California
Louis I. Kahn
Marcellus Eugene Wright
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Richmond, Virginia
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1954 aia president Clair William Ditchy
honorary fellow Carlos E. da Silva Philippines
cof chancellor Ralph T. Walker edward c. kemper award Henry H. Saylor
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1954 fellows Roger Allen
Juan Felipe Nakpil
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Manila, Philippines
Adolph Otto Budina
Donald Seigfried Nelson
Richmond, Virginia
Dallas, Texas
Jefferson Roy Carroll Jr.
George Holmes Perkins
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Harry Royden Dowswell
Harry Irvin Schenck
New York, New York
Dayton, Ohio
Sanford Williams Goin
Irving Gardner Smith
Gainesville, Florida
Portland, Oregon
Percival Goodman
Stanley Albert Smith
New York, New York
Pullman, Washington
Walter Gropius
Louis Philippe Smithey
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Roanoke, Virginia
Samuel Eldon Homsey
Herbert Madison Tatum
Wilmington, Delaware
Dallas, Texas
Eugene Francis Kennedy Jr.
Royal Barry Wills
Boston, Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
William Wilson Wurster
Chicago, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Marion Sims Wyeth Palm Beach, Florida
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1955 aia president Clair William Ditchy
honorary fellows C. H. Aslin United Kingdom
cof chancellor
Kay Fisker
Alexander Robinson III
Denmark
gold medal William Marinus Dudok Hilversum edward c. kemper award Turpin C. Bannister
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1955 fellows Robert E. Alexander
Noel Leslie Flint
John Lyon Reid
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
San Francisco, California
George Boggs Allison
Raphael Nathan Friedman
John Noble Richards
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
Toledo, Ohio
Harris Armstrong
Philip Hubert Frohman
Isidor Richmond
Kirkwood, Missouri
Washington, DC
Boston, Massachusetts
Donald Barthelme
Frederic G. Frost Jr.
Louis Rossetti
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
Detroit, Michigan
Walter Francis Bogner
J. Lister Holmes
Donald Kenneth Sargent
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Seattle, Washington
Syracuse, New York
Ernest Born
Thomas Worth Jamison Jr.
Dewey Anderson Somdal
San Francisco, California
Baltimore, Maryland
Shreveport, Louisiana
Frank A. Childs
Karl Fred Kamrath
Leonard Adrian Waasdorp
Chicago, Illinois
Houston, Texas
Rochester, New York
Anthony Salvatore Ciresi
Oscar Theodore Lang
E. Todd Wheeler
Cleveland, Ohio
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Wilmette, Illinois
Hervey Parke Clark
Ernest Langford
Julian H. Whittlesey
San Francisco, California
College Station, Texas
New York, New York
Elisabeth Coit
Arthur Robert Mann
Fred Talbott Wilson
New York, New York
Hutchinson, Kansas
Houston, Texas
Harry Francis Cunningham
Lloyd Morgan
Sam Wilson Jr.
Lincoln, Nebraska
New York, New York
New Orleans, Louisiana
William Henley Deitrick
Charles M. Ness Jr.
Henry Lyman Wright
Raleigh, North Carolina
Baltimore, Maryland
Los Angeles, California
John Cobb Dennis
Ernest Pickering
Macon, Georgia
Cincinnati, Ohio
Howard Samuel Eichenbaum
Igor Boris Polevitzky
Little Rock, Arkansas
Miami, Florida
Louis McLane Fisher
Andrew Nicholas Rebori
Baltimore, Maryland
Chicago, Illinois
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1956 aia president George Bain Cummings
honorary fellows Edmundo G. Lucero Philippines
cof chancellor
Gustavo L. Wallis
Alexander Robinson III
Venezuela
gold medal Clarence S. Stein edward c. kemper award Theodore Irving Coe
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1956 fellows Alfred Bendiner
Culver Heaton
Robert William Naef
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Pasadena, California
Jackson, Mississippi
Julian Emerson Berla
George Smith Idell
Wallace E. Neff
Washington, DC
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Los Angeles, California
Norman Kirk Blanchard
Paul Frank Jagow
Vladimir Ossipoff
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
Honolulu, Hawaii
Ralph Bodman
William Gordon Jamieson
Raymond Phelps
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Denver, Colorado
San Antonio, Texas
Robert Max Brooks
Ralph Charles Kempton
Chester B. Price
Austin, Texas
Columbus, Ohio
New York, New York
Ralph Bryan
Albert Edwin Kendrew
Sol Rosenthal
Dallas, Texas
Williamsburg, Virginia
New Orleans, Louisiana
John Stafford Cromelin
Slocum Kingsbury
Heyward Schumpert Singley
Chicago, Illinois
Washington, DC
Columbia, South Carolina
Henry Lawrence Eggers
Ernest Joseph Kump
Nelson Smith
Los Angeles, California
Palo Alto, California
Birmingham, Alabama
Winston Elting
Marion I. Manley
Louis Feno Southerland Jr.
Chicago, Illinois
Coconut Grove, Florida
Austin, Texas
Walter Stephen Frazier
Albert Carey Martin Jr.
Charles Morse Stotz
Geneva, Illinois
Los Angeles, California
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Gilbert Phelps Hall
George Baker Mayer
Ossian P. Ward
Chicago, Illinois
Cleveland, Ohio
Louisville, Kentucky
George Thomas Harmon III
Donald McCormick
Columbia, South Carolina
Tulsa, Oklahoma
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The Annual Dinner at the Centennial convention in Washington, DC
1957 aia president Leon Chatelain Jr.
honorary fellows Douglas E. Kertland Canada
cof chancellor
Pier Luigi Nervi
Edgar I. Williams
Italy
Christiano Stockler das Neves centennial medal of honor Ralph Walker gold medal Louis Skidmore edward c. kemper award David C. Baer
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Brazil
1957 fellows Carl Conrad Britsch
Samuel Wood Hamill
David Howell Morgan
Toledo, Ohio
San Diego, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Harold Calhoun
William Henry Harrison
John Frederick Murphy
Houston, Texas
Los Angeles, California
Santa Barbara, California
Waldo Barrickman Christenson
Paul Malcolm Heffernan
Joseph Denis Murphy
Atlanta, Georgia
St. Louis, Missouri
Seattle, Washington
Douglas Honnold
Arthur Gould Odell Jr.
Carl Wesley Clark
Los Angeles, California
Charlotte, North Carolina
New York, New York
James M. Hunter
Archie Gale Parish
Philip Douglas Creer
Boulder, Colorado
St. Petersburg, Florida
Providence, Rhode Island
Henry Leveke Kamphoefner
Ulysses Floyd Rible
Roscoe Plimpton DeWitt
Raleigh, North Carolina
Los Angeles, California
Dallas, Texas
Donald Beach Kirby
Albert Sidney Ross
Alden Ball Dow
San Francisco, California
Ada, Oklahoma
Midland, Michigan
Hermon Frederick Lloyd
Leon B. Senter
William Elliott Dunwody Jr.
Houston, Texas
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Macon, Georgia
Anthony Lord
Benjamin Lane Smith
Leon Nello Fagnani
Asheville, North Carolina
New York, New York
Wilmington, Delaware
Fred J. MacKie Jr.
Whitney R. Smith
Arthur Fehr
Houston, Texas
Pasadena, California
Austin, Texas
Fred Lewis Markham
Walter Andrews Taylor
Thomas K. Fitz Patrick
Provo, Utah
Washington, DC
Charlottesville, Virginia
Charles J. Marr
Glen Herbert Thomas
Albert Frey
New Philadephia, Ohio
Wichita, Kansas
Palm Springs, California
Charles Franklin Masten
Paul R. Williams
Arthur Banta Gallion
San Francisco, California
Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles, California
Charles Ormrod Matcham
Edward Lawrence Wilson
Clyde Grainger
Los Angeles, California
Fort Worth, Texas
Seattle, Washington
Frank Veach Mayo
George James Wimberly
John Thomas Grisdale
Stockton, California
Honolulu, Hawaii
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Francis Joseph McCarthy
Marcellus Eugene Wright Jr.
Barnett Sumner Gruzen
San Francisco, California
Richmond, Virginia
New York, New York
Howard Raymond Meyer Dallas, Texas
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The 1958 Class of Fellows invested at the Cleveland convention
1958 aia president Leon Chatelain Jr.
honorary fellows Alvar Aalto Finland
cof chancellor
Pavel Vasilievitch Abrosimov
Roy F. Larson
USSR
Icaro de Castro Mello gold medal
Brazil
John Wellborn Root
Francisco B. Fajardo Philippines
edward c. kemper award
Fleming Grut
Edmund R. Purves
Augusto Guzman Robles
Denmark Peru
Hector Mardones Restat Chile
Gumpei Matsuda Japan
Frederico A. Ugarte Argentina
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1958 fellows Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich
Carl Frederic Guenther
Boston, Massachusetts
Cleveland, Ohio
William Clement Ambrose
Louis Clifton Kingscott
San Francisco, California
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Herbert Lynes Beckwith
William Leonard Pereira
Boston, Massachusetts
Los Angeles, California
Marcel Lajos Breuer
Llewelly William Pitts
New York, New York
Beaumont, Texas
Gordon Bunshaft
John L. Rex
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Robert Carson
Malcolm D. Reynolds
New York, New York
Oakland, California
Angelo Robert Clas
George Vernon Russell
Washington, DC
Los Angeles, California
George Leighton Dahl
Preston Standish Stevens
Dallas, Texas
Atlanta, Georgia
Donald Qualtrough Faragher
Edward Durrell Stone
Rochester, New York
New York, New York
Theodore Reed Griest
George Cannon Young
Topeka, Kansas
Salt Lake City, Utah
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The newly-elected Fellows on the staircase of the Delgado Museum of Art in New Orleans following the investiture ceremonies
1959 aia president John Noble Richards
honorary fellows Jean Canaux France
cof chancellor
Luis Gonzalez Aparacio
Roy F. Larson
Mexico
Jean Jacques Haffner gold medal Walter Gropius edward c. kemper award Bradley P. Kidder
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France
1959 fellows William Stephen Allen Jr.
Charles Morton Goodman
Alfred Browning Parker
San Francisco, California
Washington, DC
Miami, Florida
Brother Cajetan John B. Bauman O.F.M.
Isaac Merritt Harrison
Harry M. Prince
Indianapolis, Indiana
New York, New York
New York, New York
Walk Claridge Jones Jr.
Michael L. Radoslovich
J. Murrell Bennett
Memphis, Tennessee
Long Island City, New York
Dallas, Texas
Raymond Stone Kastendieck
Thorne Sherwood
George Washington Wales Brewster
Gary, Indiana
Stamford, Connecticut
Boston, Massachusetts
Paul Hayden Kirk
G. E. Kidder Smith
Seattle, Washington
New York, New York
James Lawrence
Wahl John Snyder
Brookline, Massachusetts
Miami, Florida
Samuel A. Lichtman
Harold Theodore Spitznagel
Chicago, Illinois
Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Thomas William Mackesay
Oskar Stonorov
Ithaca, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Austin Wheeler Mather
Harry Bird Tour
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Knoxville, Tennessee
Thomas Francis McDonough
Harold C. Whitehouse
Boston, Massachusetts
Spokane, Washington
Herbert C. Millkey
Kenneth E. Wischmeyer
Atlanta, Georgia
St. Louis, Missouri
Edwin Bateman Morris Sr.
Henry F. Withey
Washington, DC
Sherman Oaks, California
Frederick Duncan Parham
Theodore John Young
New Orleans, Louisiana
New York, New York
Herbert Hamilton Brown Houston, Texas
Walter Edward Campbell Boston, Massachusetts
Hubert Hammond Crane Fort Worth, Texas
Thomas H. Creighton New York, New York
Robert W. Cutler New York, New York
Arthur Quentin Davis New Orleans, Louisiana
Robert L. Durham Seattle, Washington
Albert S. Golemon Houston, Texas
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1960 aia president John Noble Richards
honorary fellows Santiago Agurto Calvo Peru
cof chancellor
Ramon Corona Martin
Roy F. Larson
Mexico
Jose Gnecco Fallon gold medal
Colombia
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
A. Guillermo Rossell Mexico
edward c. kemper award Philip D. Creer
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1960 fellows George Edward Beatty
Archie Quincy Jones Jr.
Chester Orville Root
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
San Jose, California
Martin Luther Beck
Kenneth Stone Kassler
Robert Watson Schmertz
Newark, New Jersey
Princeton, New Jersey
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
John Joseph Carey
Bradley Paige Kidder
Walter Scholer
Mobile, Alabama
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Lafayette, Indiana
Mario Joseph Ciampi
Vincent G. Kling
Daniel Schwartzman
San Francisco, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Gilbert Harold Coddington
Louis Bancel LaFarge
Solis Seiferth
Columbus, Ohio
New York, New York
New Orleans, Louisiana
Neil Joseph Convery
Geoffry Noel Lawford
John Walter Severinghaus
Newark, New Jersey
New York, New York
New York, New York
Charles Francis Davis Jr.
Robert M. Little
Chloethiel Woodard Smith
Birmingham, Alabama
Miami, Florida
Washington, DC
Charles Henry Dornbusch
Allan Gordon Lorimer
Harvey Partridge Smith
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
San Antonio, Texas
Lathrop Douglass
Harold Batchelder McEldowney
Robert Fitch Smith
Robert Alexander Eyerman
Chicago, Illinois
Hugh Asher Stubbins Jr.
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
John Wishart McLeod
Cambridge, Massachusetts
O’Neil Ford
Washington, DC
Robert Law Weed
San Antonio, Texas
H. Augustus O’Dell
Miami, Florida
Wayne Solomon Hertzka
Birmingham, Michigan
David Reichard Williams
San Francisco, California
John Hayes Pritchard
Lafayette, Louisiana
John Hunter Jr.
Tunica, Mississippi
Minoru Yamasaki
Altoona, Pennsylvania
Joseph Priestley Richardson
Birmingham, Michigan
Paul Robinson Hunter
Boston, Massachusetts
Los Angeles, California
Lutah Maria Riggs
Perry Bertil Johanson
Santa Barbara, California
Seattle, Washington
Burton Romberger
New York, New York
Newport Beach, California
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Miami, Florida
The 1961 investiture ceremony and President’s Reception at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
1961 aia president Philip Will Jr.
Shigeo Hirata Japan
cof chancellor
William Holford
Morris Ketchum Jr.
United Kingdom
gold medal
Charles Edouard JeanneretGris (Le Corbusier)
Charles Edouard JeanneretGris (Le Corbusier)
France
Jaime L. Marques Uruguay
edward c. kemper award
Kunio Mayekawa
Earl H. Reed
George Ronald Colin Muston
Japan New Zealand
honorary fellows Robert Alvarez Espinosa Mexico
Otilio A. Arellano Philippines
Carlos D. Arguelles Philippines
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Federico Ruiz-Guinazu Argentina
Antonio S. Sindiong Philippines
Harland Steele Canada
Marcelo Elejalde Vargas Peru
1961 fellows Richard L. Aeck
Frederick Charles Hummel
Beryl Price
Atlanta, Georgia
Boise, Idaho
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Arthur Thomas Brown
Edward David James
Ladislav Leland Rado
Tucson, Arizona
Indianapolis, Indiana
New York, New York
Franklin S. Bunch
Sidney Leon Katz
Eleanor Raymond
Jacksonville, Florida
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Richard David ButterďŹ eld
John Lord King
Edwin Thorley Reeder
West Hartford, Connecticut
San Francisco, California
Miami, Florida
Arcangelo Cascieri
Carl Koch
Eberle M. Smith
Boston, Massachusetts
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Detroit, Michigan
Bartlett Cocke Sr.
Roland Leonard Linder
Moreland GrifďŹ th Smith
San Antonio, Texas
Denver, Colorado
Birmingham, Alabama
Cornelius Michael Deasy
John Patrick MacElwane
Herbert Hillhouse Swinburne
Los Angeles, California
Toledo, Ohio
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Thomas Farr Ellerbe
William Mooser Sr.
William Benjamin Tabler
St. Paul, Minnesota
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
Donn Emmons
Samuel Z. Moskowitz
Thomas Chalmers Vint
San Francisco, California
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Washington, DC
Carney Goldberg
Elliot Fette Noyes
Joseph Watterson
Boston, Massachusetts
New Canaan, Connecticut
Washington, DC
Bernard John Grad
Richard W. E. Perrin
Harry Weese
Newark, New Jersey
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Chicago, Illinois
Olindo Grossi
Charles E. Peterson
William Benjamin Wiener
Brooklyn, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Shreveport, Louisiana
Victor David Gruen
George F. Pierce Jr.
Leonard Wolf
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
Ames, Iowa
Alonzo Jesse Harriman
Frederic Hutchinson Porter
Worley K. Wong
Auburn, Maine
Sr.
Robert Frank Hastings
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Detroit, Michigan
Russell Sherwood Potter
Richard John Heidelberger
Cincinnati, Ohio
Hempstead, New York
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San Francisco, California
Philip Newell Youtz Ann Arbor, Michigan
The 1962 Class of Fellows receiving applause at the annual dinner in Dallas
1962 aia president Philip Will Jr.
honorary fellows J. H. van den Broeck Netherlands
cof chancellor
Emilio Duhart
Morris Ketchum Jr.
Chile
Hernan Larrain Errazuriz gold medal
Chile
Eero Saarinen
Jerzy Hryniewiecki Poland
architecture firm award
Arne Jacobsen
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Hector Mestre
Denmark Mexico
edward c. kemper award Harry D. Payne
John B. Parkin Canada
Steen Eiler Rasmussen Denmark
Ngo-Viet Thu Vietnam
Amancio Williams Argentina
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1962 fellows Cecil Alexander
Carl Feiss
Robert Warren Noble
Atlanta, Georgia
Washington, DC
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
S. Robert Anshen
Clinton Gamble
Clarence J. Paderewski
San Francisco, California
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
San Diego, California
William Glenn Balch
George Foster Harrell
Joseph Julian Patterson
La Canada, California
Dallas, Texas
Fort Worth, Texas
Theodore C. Bernardi
Douglas Haskell
L. Frederick Richards
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
Santa Clara, California
Romolo Bottelli Jr.
Herbert Howard Johnson
Linn Charles Smith
Maplewood, New Jersey
Miami, Florida
Birmingham, Michigan
Edwin Winford Carroll
Burton Kenneth Johnstone
Raphael S. Soriano
El Paso, Texas
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Tiburon, California
William Wayne Caudill
Ralph H. Kloppenburg
Donald J. Stewart
Houston, Texas
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Portland, Oregon
Alexander Smith Cochran
H. Samuel Eilts Kruse
Sidney Lloyd Stolte
Baltimore, Maryland
Miami, Florida
St. Paul, Minnesota
Charles R. Colbert
Howard Hamilton Mackey
John Carl Warnecke
New York, New York
Washington, DC
San Francisco, California
Nathaniel Cortlandt Curtis Jr.
Harlan Ewart McClure
Maynard Winthrop Woodard
New Orleans, Louisiana
Pendelton, South Carolina
Los Angeles, California
Paul Woodhull Drake
Singleton Peabody Moorehead
New Jersey, New Jersey
Frederick Wallace Dunn
Williamsburg, Virginia
St. Louis, Missouri
Seth I. Morris Houston, Texas
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The annual dinner of the 1963 convention in Miami
1963 aia president Henry Lyman Wright
honorary fellows Felix Candela Mexico
cof chancellor
Andre Gutton
Paul A. Thiry
France
Constantin D. Kitsikis gold medal
Greece
Alvar Aalto
John Lovatt Davies Canada
edward c. kemper award
Oscar Niemeyer
Samuel E. Lunden
Gio Ponti
Brazil Italy
Kenzo Tange Japan
Hector Velezquez Moreno Mexico
Jose Villagran Garcia Mexico
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1963 fellows Roger Bailey
Edward A. Killingsworth
Reginald H. Roberts
Salt Lake City, Utah
Long Beach, California
San Antonio, Texas
Charles Julius Betts
Roger Yuen Lee
George T. Rockrise
Indianapolis, Indiana
Berkeley, California
San Francisco, California
Thomas J. Biggs
Sidney Wahl Little
Walter Sanders
Jackson, Mississippi
Tucson, Arizona
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Charles Alexander Blessing
Charles Luckman
John Scacchetti
Detroit, Michigan
Los Angeles, California
Union City, New Jersey
John Savage Bolles
Albin Reinhold Melander
G. Milton Small Sr.
San Francisco, California
Duluth, Minnesota
Raleigh, North Carolina
Clinton E. Brush III
Willis Nathaniel Mills
Lee Sorey
Nashville, Tennessee
Stamford, Connecticut
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Harrison GrifďŹ th Edwards
Frank Montana
Victor Steinbrueck
Atlanta, Georgia
South Bend, Indiana
Seattle, Washington
James Harrison Finch
George Nelson
John Stetson
Atlanta, Georgia
New York, New York
Palm Beach, Florida
James Herschel Fisher
Louis C. Page
Charles Rutan Strickland
Dallas, Texas
Austin, Texas
Plymouth, Massachusetts
William Edward Hartmann
Harry Daniel Payne
Frank Edward Watson
Chicago, Illinois
Houston, Texas
Miami, Florida
Ernest Daniel Ivey
William Gray Purcell
Charles Day Woodford
Atlanta, Georgia
Pasadena, California
Los Angeles, California
Paul Henton Kea
I. Lloyd Roark
Hyattsville, Maryland
Kansas City, Missouri
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The annual dinner of the 1964 convention in St. Louis
1964 aia president J. Roy Carroll Jr.
honorary fellows Eugene Beaudouin France
cof chancellor
Max Bill
Paul A. Thiry
Switzerland
Edwin Maxwell Fry gold medal
United Kingdom
Pier Luigi Nervi
Luigi Moretti Italy
architecture firm award
Mario Pani
The Architects Collaborative
Arthur Stephenson
Mexico Australia
edward c. kemper award Daniel Schwartzman
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1964 fellows Thornton Montaigne Abell
Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer
Earl William Pellerin
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
Detroit, Michigan
Alfred Lewis Adelott
Samuel T. Hurst
Theodore Prichard
Memphis, Tennessee
Los Angeles, California
Moscow, Idaho
William J. Bachman
Paul Frank Jernegan
John Erwin Ramsay
Hammond, Indiana
Misawaka, Indiana
Salisbury, North Carolina
Herbert Baumer
Eino Arthur Jyring
Louis Gordon Redstone
Columbus, Ohio
Hibbin, Minnesota
Detroit, Michigan
Wallace C. Bonsall
Arthur H. Keyes Jr.
Norman N. Rice
Los Angeles, California
Washington, DC
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Erdman Walter Burkhardt
Robert S. Kitchen
Harry E. Rodman
Auburn, Alabama
San Francisco, California
Troy, New York
Robert George Cerny
Henry Klumb
Frederick G. Roth
Minneapolis, Minnesota
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Alfred V. Chaix
A. Lewis Koue
Maurice Emile Henri Rotival
Los Angeles, California
Oakland, California
New York, New York
James Allan Clark
Jean Labatut
Arthur A. Schiller
Lexington, Kentucky
Princeton, New Jersey
Manhasset, New York
Robert Lee Clemmer
John William Lawrence
Francis Bernard Sellew
Hickory, North Carolina
New Orleans, Louisiana
Boston, Massachusetts
C. Herbert Cowell
Herman Charles Light
Esmond Shaw
Houston, Texas
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
William Plummer Cox
William Gordon Lyles
Eric W. Smith Jr.
Memphis, Tennessee
Columbia, South Carolina
St. Louis, Missouri
Vernon De Mars
Eugene Joseph Mackey
Lester W. Smith
Berkeley, California
St. Louis, Missouri
Katonah, New York
Charles DuBose
Sherman Morss
Carl A. Strauss
Hartford, Connecticut
Boston, Massachusetts
Cincinnati, Ohio
William W. Eshbach
Charles Francis Murphy
William Laurens Van Alen
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chicago, Illinois
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
John Joseph Flad
John T. Murphy
Hari Van Hoefen
Madison, Wisconsin
Kansas City, Missouri
St. Louis, Missouri
Norman C. Fletcher
William Muschenheim
Garrett Van Pelt
Lexington, Massachusetts
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Montecito, California
Paul Auguste Goettelmann
Ralph Elbert Myers
Frederick Penn Weaver Jr.
Washington, DC
Kansas City, Missouri
Phoenix, Arizona
John M. Gray Jr.
Joseph Russell Passonneau
Wayne Richard Williams
Boston, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
South Pasadena, California
George J. Hasslein
Ieoh Ming Pei
Santa Barbara, California
New York, New York
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The President’s Reception at the Pan American Union, Washington, DC
1965 aia president Arthur Gould Odell Jr.
Hector Alfredo Guerra Uruguay
cof chancellor
Eduardo Kneese de Mello
G. Holmes Perkins
Brazil
Gabriel Largacha Manrique architecture firm award
Colombia
Wurster, Bernardi & Emmons
Brazil
edward c. kemper award Joseph Watterson
Rino Levi Rodrigo Mejia Andrion Panama
Luis Miro Quesada Peru
Ernesto Fuenmayor Nava honorary fellows
Venezuela
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Daniel Ramos Correas
Peru
Argentina
Ricardo Bermudez
Tomas Reyes Vicuna
Panama
Chile
Julian Ferris Betancourt
Gabriel Serrano Camargo
Venezuela
F. Bruce Brown Canada
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Colombia
1965 fellows Lawrence B. Anderson
Harwell Hamilton Harris
G. Scott Smitherman
Boston, Massachusetts
Raleigh, North Carolina
Shreveport, Louisiana
William F. R. Ballard
Frank L. Hope Sr.
Ross Lloyd Snedaker
New York, New York
San Diego, California
Salt Lake City, Utah
Richard S. Banwell
Philip C. Johnson
Oswald H. Thorson
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
Waterloo, Iowa
Giorgio Cavaglieri
Lee B. Kline
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Frederic Richard Von Grossmann
Mario C. Celli
Amedeo Leone
Port Washington, Wisconsin
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Detroit, Michigan
William John Wagner Jr.
James Joseph Chiarelli
Robert Andrews Little
Des Moines, Iowa
Seattle, Washington
Cleveland, Ohio
Philip Armour Wilber
William Francis Cody
Alfred Preis
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Palm Springs, California
Honolulu, Hawaii
Fred Carter Williams
Robert H. Dietz
Ralph Rapson
Raleigh, North Carolina
Seattle, Washington
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Adrian Jennings Wilson
Robert Elkington
William Hunt Scheick
Los Angeles, California
St. Louis, Missouri
Washington, DC
Arch Reese Winter
Joseph Esherick
Louie Lorraine Scribner
Mobile, Alabama
San Francisco, California
Charlottesville, Virginia
Karel Henry Yasko
Joseph Thompson Fraser Jr.
Josep Luis Sert
Washington, DC
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cambridge, Massachusetts
David N. Yerkes
William Ernest Freeman Jr.
George Patton Simonds
Washington, DC
Greenville, South Carolina
Oakland, California
Terrell Ray Harper
Frank Robert Slezak
Dallas, Texas
Kansas City, Missouri
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Kenzo Tange, the 1966 Gold Medalist, at the convocation of Fellows in Denver
1966 aia president Morris Ketchum Jr.
Aarne Ervi Finland
cof chancellor
Hilario Galguera III
G. Holmes Perkins
Mexico
Denys Louis Lasdun gold medal
United Kingdom
Kenzo Tange
Rafael Norma Mexico
edward c. kemper award
Alfred Roth
William W. Eshbach
Harry Seidler
Switzerland Australia
honorary fellows Jacob Berend Bakema Netherlands
Ralph Erskine Sweden
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Gerrard Venne Canada
Bernard Henri Zehrfuss France
1966 fellows Rex Whitaker Allen
Andrew J. Ferendino
A. Stanley McGaughan
San Francisco, California
Miami, Florida
Washington, DC
Joseph Amisano
William Wallstone Freeman
William Dickey Merrill
Atlanta, Georgia
Burlington, Vermont
Honolulu, Hawaii
Louis Watkins Ballou
Arthur Froehlich
Howard H. Morgridge
Richmond, Virginia
Beverly Hills, California
Los Angeles, California
Edward Larrabee Barnes
Charles E. Fry
Ralph O. Mott
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Fort Smith, Arkansas
James J. W. Biggers
Victor C. Gilbertson
Suren PilaďŹ an
Columbus, Georgia
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Detroit, Michigan
Leslie N. Boney Jr.
Bertrand Goldberg
Robert Billsbrough Price
Wilmington, North Carolina
Chicago, Illinois
Tacoma, Washington
Philip W. Bourne
Bruce J. Graham
Ambrose Madison Richardson
Boston, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
Champaign, Illinois
Robert John Brocker
Charles Thompson Granger Jr.
Arthur Rigolo
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Austin, Texas
Clifton, New Jersey
Paul B. Brown
G. Harold W. Haag
Dahlen K. Ritchey
Detroit, Michigan
Jenkintown, Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
John Stanley Carver
William Egler Haible
Clarence Henry Rosa
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Boston, Massachusetts
Lansing, Michigan
Grosvenor Chapman
Donald L. Hardison
Bernard B. Rothschild
Washington, DC
Richmond, California
Atlanta, Georgia
James Ford Clapp Jr.
Thomas Thurman Hayes Jr.
Ronald S. Senseman
Boston, Massachusetts
Southern Pines, North Carolina
Washington, DC
Kenneth S. Clark
James Calvin Hemphill Jr.
John D. Sweeney
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Charlotte, North Carolina
St. Louis, Missouri
Frank W. Crimp
Dean Farrar HilďŹ nger
Peter Tarapata
Boston, Massachusetts
Bloomington, Illinois
Detroit, Michigan
Louis de Moll
Santiago Iglesias Jr.
Harwood Taylor
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Hato Rey, Puerto Rico
Houston, Texas
Bernard J. DeVries
Philip Ives
Max O. Urbahn
Muskegon, Michigan
New York, New York
New York, New York
Gerald George Diehl
F. Lamar Kelsey Jr.
Wayne McClellan Weber
Detroit, Michigan
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Lafayette, Indiana
Roy M. Drew
Sol King
Harry C. Weller
San Diego, California
Detroit, Michigan
Pullman, Washington
Marvin Eickenroht
Francis D. Lethbridge
Theo Ballou White
San Antonio, Texas
Washington, DC
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
James W. Elmore
Angus McCallum
Gin Dan Wong
Tempe, Arizona
Kansas City, Missouri
Los Angeles, California
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The annual dinner of the 1967 convention in New York City
1967 aia president Charles M. Ness Jr.
honorary fellows Alfred Victor Alvares Hong Kong
cof chancellor
The Viscount Esher
Norman L. Schlossman
United Kingdom
Charles A. E. Fowler gold medal
Canada
Wallace K. Harrison
Oswaldo Jimeno Aguilar Peru
architecture firm award
Junzo Sakakura
Hugh Stubbins & Associates
Karl Schwanzer
Japan Austria
edward c. kemper award Robert H. Levison
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1967 fellows Alfred S. Alschuler Jr.
John J. Desmond
Albert L. Haskins Jr.
Chicago, Illinois
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Raleigh, North Carolina
Ralph A. Anderson Jr.
Albert M. Dreyfuss
Frederick Hamlin Hobbs
Houston, Texas
La Jolla, California
Columbus, Ohio
Alexander H. Bacci
Philmer J. Ellerbrock
Victorine du Pont Homsey
Chicago, Illinois
Corona del Mar, California
Wilmington, Delaware
Frederick E. Bassetti
Theodore L. Eschweiler
Charles S. Ingham
Seattle, Washington
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Albert B. Bauer
R. Rea Esgar
Joseph Yandell Johnson
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Little Rock, Arkansas
Rex L. Becker
John Lane Evans
Hugh McKittrick Jones
St. Louis, Missouri
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Guilford, Connecticut
Preston Morgan Bolton
W. J. Evans
Edward Anthony Kane
Houston, Texas
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Edwardsville, Illinois
Simon Breines
Miguel Ferrer
George Edward Kassabaum
New York, New York
Santruce, Puerto Rico
St. Louis, Missouri
Kenneth W. Brooks
Max Flatow
Charles Erwin King
Spokane, Washington
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
George David Brown Jr.
Robert L. Geddes
Clarence Kivett
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Kansas City, Missouri
Marshall Dwight Brown
Charles Booher Genther
Carl Theodore Larson
Kansas City, Missouri
Chicago, Illinois
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Henry C. Burge
Grayson W. Gill
Grinnell Willis Locke
Pasadena, California
Dallas, Texas
Baltimore, Maryland
Alan Burnham
Michael Goodman
Victor A. Lundy
New York, New York
Berkeley, California
New York, New York
David Holt Condon
Lester C. Haas
Donald H. Lutes
Washington, DC
Shreveport, Louisiana
SpringďŹ eld, Oregon
Edwin B. Cromwell
Willard Steele Hahn
Chris Revell Maiwald
Little Rock, Arkansas
Allentown, Pennsylvania
Moline, Illinois
George Edson Danforth
George Naylor Hall
Joseph Francis Morbito
Chicago, Illinois
Gary, Indiana
Kent, Ohio
Edward Dupaquier Dart
Mark Garrison Hampton
Edward A. Moulthrop
Chicago, Illinois
Tampa, Florida
Atlanta, Georgia
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Noverre Musson
Herbert Livingston Smith III
Columbus, Ohio
Norfolk, Virginia
George Nemeny
Linus Burr Smith
New York, New York
Lincoln, Nebraska
Walter Andrew Netsch
J. Rowland Snyder
Chicago, Illinois
Washington, DC
Buford Pickens
Walter Howard Sobel
St. Louis, Missouri
Chicago, Illinois
Stephen Hinley Richardson
Edward Anders Sovik
Seattle, Washington
NorthďŹ eld, Minnesota
Charles H. Richter Jr.
Allen John Strang
Baltimore, Maryland
Madison, Wisconsin
Burton Lowe Rockwell
Osvaldo L. Toro
San Francisco, California
Santurce, Puerto Rico
Archibald Coleman Rogers
Mace Tungate Jr.
Baltimore, Maryland
Houston, Texas
Isadore RosenďŹ eld
Charles F. Ward Jr.
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
T. Trip Russell
Gordon G. Wittenberg
Miami, Florida
Little Rock, Arkansas
Julius S. Sandstedt
Louis Michael Wolff
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Columbia, South Carolina
Nicholas Satterlee
Hachiro Yuasa
Washington, DC
Berkeley, California
George Frederick Schatz
Simon Bernard Zelnik
Cincinnati, Ohio
New York, New York
Walter Scholer Jr. Lafayette, Indiana
Adolph R. Scrimenti Somerville, New Jersey
Harry W. Seckel Paris, France
Bruce Harry Smith Detroit, Michigan
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The 1968 investiture ceremony in Portland’s Masonic Temple
1968 aia president Robert L. Durham
honorary fellows Franco Albini Italy
cof chancellor
Georges Candilis
Norman L. Schlossman
France
Charles Edouard Geisendorf gold medal
Switzerland
Marcel Breuer
Eric Alfred Lyons United Kingdom
architecture firm award
Frei Otto
I. M. Pei & Partners
James E. Searle
Germany Canada
edward c. kemper award E. James Gambaro
Gin Djib Su Hong Kong
Leslie Hugh Wilson United Kingdom
Isoya Yoshida Japan
Bruno Zevi Italy
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1968 fellows Joseph Henry Abel
Louis Edwin Fry Sr.
Cyril W. Lemmon
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Honolulu, Hawaii
Richard Winston Ayers
Harmon H. Goldstone
Robert H. Levison
Baltimore, Maryland
New York, New York
Clearwater, Florida
David C. Baer
Aaron G. Green
Houston, Texas
San Francisco, California
Elmer Augustinus Lundberg Jr.
Howard Barnstone
Earle Grady Hamilton
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Houston, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Charles H. MacMahon Jr.
Max Barth
Robert Edward Hansen
Detroit, Michigan
Washington, DC
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
T. Norman Mansell
Carl Ellsworth Bentz
John C. Haro
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Columbus, Ohio
Detroit, Michigan
Carl Maston
Noland Blass Jr.
Harold Dana Hauf
Los Angeles, California
Little Rock, Arkansas
Los Angeles, California
Gerald M. McCue
Wilfred Edwin Blessing
John Norbert Highland Jr.
Berkely, California
San Jose, California
Buffalo, New York
Paul Durbin McCurry
Joseph Blumenkranz
David Hull Horn
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Fresno, California
Walter McQuade
William E. Blurock
Victor Hornbein
New York, New York
Corona del Mar, California
Denver, Colorado
Milton Milstein
Daniel Boone
Gilbert R. Horton
Buffalo, New York
Abilene, Texas
Jamestown, North Dakota
John M. Morse
Daniel Brenner
Leonard Le Grande Hunter
Seattle, Washington
Chicago, Illinois
Washington, DC
William C. Muchow
C. William Brubaker
Huson Jackson
Denver, Colorado
Chicago, Illinois
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Donald Eugene Neptune
Orin Miles Bullock Jr.
R. Graham Jackson
Pasadena, California
Balitmore, Maryland
Houston, Texas
Enslie Orsen Oglesby Jr.
Walker O. Cain
Francis Haynes Jencks
Dallas, Texas
New York, New York
Baltimore, Maryland
Walter F. Petty
William Corlett
Marvin R. A. Johnson
Columbia, South Carolina
San Francisco, California
Raleigh, North Carolina
John C. Portman Jr.
Richard Lee Dorman
S. Kenneth Johnson
Atlanta, Georgia
Beverly Hills, California
Los Angeles, California
George W. Qualls
Daniel L. Dworsky
Richard Arthur Kimball
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Los Angeles, California
Salisbury, Connecticut
Matthew Lain Rockwell
S. Scott Ferebee Jr.
Charles Edwin Lamb
Chicago, Illinois
Charlotte, North Carolina
Baltimore, Maryland
Roland Gommel Roessner
Henry Chandlee Forman
Ellamae Ellis League
Austin, Texas
Easton, Maryland
Macon, Georgia
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Richard Roth Sr.
Joseph Tuchman
New York, New York
Akron, Ohio
Ivan H. Smith
James Grote VanDerpool
Jacksonville, Florida
New York, New York
Merritt H. Starkweather
Harold E. Wagoner
Tucson, Arizona
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Claude Stoller
David Alexander Wallace
San Francisco, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J. Robert F. Swanson
Elliot L. Whitaker
BloomďŹ eld Hills, Michigan
Columbus, Ohio
Clinton Charles Ternstrom
E. Davis Wilcox
Los Angeles, California
Tyler, Texas
Elisabeth Kendall Thompson
William D. Wilson
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
David Fenton Michie Todd
John Le Baron Wright
New York, New York
Seattle, Washington
Jack Durkee Train
Raymond Ziegler
Chicago, Illinois
Altadena, California
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1969 aia president George E. Kassabaum
honorary fellows Joaquin Alvarez Ordonez Mexico
cof chancellor
Hugh Maxwell Casson
John Noble Richards
United Kingdom
William Dunkel gold medal
Switzerland
William Wilson Wurster
Werner Duttman Germany
architecture firm award
Preben Hansen
Jones & Emmons
Norman Hay McMurrich
Denmark Canada
edward c. kemper award Philip J. Meathe
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1969 fellows Charles K. Agle
Francis Paul Gassner
Frank J. Matzke
Princeton, New Jersey
Memphis, Tennessee
Albany, New York
Leonard D. Blackford
Hugh Gibbs
Bruce McCarty
Sacramento, California
Long Beach, California
Knoxville, Tennessee
Samuel Brody
Kemper G. Goodwin
Harley J. McKee
New York, New York
Tempe, Arizona
Syracuse, New York
Leon Brown
Walter Gordon
Philip J. Meathe
Washington, DC
Portland, Oregon
Detroit, Michigan
Henrik Bull
Jules Gregory
Louis Menk
San Francisco, California
Lambertville, New Jersey
Detroit, Michigan
Georgius Young Cannon
Fred Melville Guirey
Germano Milono
Salt Lake City, Utah
Phoenix, Arizona
San Francisco, California
M. Elliott Carroll
John C. Harkness
Ehrman Burkman Mitchell Jr.
Chevy Chase, Maryland
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Scheu Close
Jay Dewey Harnish
Jesse Oron Morgan Jr.
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Ontario, California
Shreveport, Louisiana
Winston A. Close
Michael Marcus-Myer Harris
David G. Murray
Minneapolis, Minnesota
New York, New York
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Jack Cary Cohen
Robert Otto Hausner
Daniel J. Nacht
Silver Spring, Maryland
Chicago, Illinois
Sacramento, California
Spencer Burtis Cone
August F. Hoenack
Gyo Obata
Chicago, Illinois
Washington, DC
St. Louis, Missouri
Eugene Eleuthere duPont Crawford
Harry James Holroyd
James Norman Pease Jr.
Columbus, Ohio
Charlotte, North Carolina
San Rafael, California
William Dudley Hunt Jr.
John W. Peirce
Leonard J. Currie
Washington, DC
Boston, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
John M. Johansen
John E. Pekruhn
Lewis Davis
New York, New York
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Raymond Kappe
Walter S. Pierce
Frederic L. Day Jr.
Los Angeles, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts
Gustave R. Keane
Jan Hird Pokorny
A. Henry Detweiler
New York, New York
New York, New York
Ithaca, New York
William Keck
Robert Alonzo Ritterbush
Frederick E. Emmons
Chicago, Illinois
Bismarck, North Dakota
Los Angeles, California
Harris A. Kemp
Kenneth W. Roehrig
Edward H. Fickett
Dallas, Texas
Honolulu, Hawaii
Los Angeles, California
William Kessler
John Miles Rowlett
Joseph Hilar Flad
Detroit, Michigan
Houston, Texas
Madison, Wisconsin
Alan Kemp Laing
George Van Fossen Schwab
Urbana, Illinois
Baltimore, Maryland
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Allen George Siple Beverly Hills, California
Richard Wilson Snibbe New York, New York
Pat Yates Spillman Dallas, Texas
Edwin T. Stefan Boston, Massachusetts
Joseph Stein Waterbury, Connecticut
Richard G. Stein New York, New York
Calvin C. Straub Tempe, Arizona
D. Coder Taylor Chicago, Illinois
Mitchell Van Bourg Berkeley, California
Lawrence G. Waldron Seattle, Washington
Frederick S. Webster Syracuse, New York
Arthur Blose White Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
James R. Wilkinson Atlanta, Georgia
Arthur Osborne Willauer Boston, Massachusetts
Floyd Orson Wolfenbarger Manhattan, Kansas
C. Clark Zantzinger Jr. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Norman C. Zimmer Portland, Oregon
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President Allen addresses the Class of Fellows at the 197o investiture in Boston
1970 aia president Rex Whitaker Allen
honorary fellows Te Lin Chang Taiwan
cof chancellor
William G. Leithead
John Noble Richards
Canada
Richard Llewelyn-Davies gold medal
United Kingdom
Richard Buckminster Fuller
Jorge L. Medellin Mexico
architecture firm award
Togo Murano
Ernest J. Kump Associates
Arieh Sharon
Japan Israel
edward c. kemper award Ulysses Floyd Rible
Edouard Utudjian France
Jorn Utzorn Denmark
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1970 fellows Bissell Alderman
Richard L. Howland
John Randolph Myer
West Springfield, Massachusetts
West Hartford, Connecticut
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Stuart Oliver Baesel
Donald Edward Jarvis
William B. O’Neal
Charlotte, North Carolina
Dallas, Texas
Charlottesville, Virginia
Howard R. Barr
Floyd E. Johnson
Donald E. Olsen
Austin, Texas
Charlottesville, Virginia
Berkeley, California
Gunnar Birkerts
Robert Lawton Jones
S. Glen Paulsen
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Peter Jost Blake
Harry Kale
David Layne Perkins
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Lafayette, Louisiana
Carl R. Blanchard Jr.
Gertrude Lempp Kerbis
Robert Joseph Platt
New Haven, Connecticut
Chicago, Illinois
San Diego, California
Prentice Bradley
Joseph Bertram King
David Arthur Pugh
Pittsfield, Massachusetts
Asheville, North Carolina
Lake Oswego, Oregon
George Bickford Brigham
Gerhardt T. Kramer
John Rea
Ann Arbor, Michigan
St. Louis, Missouri
Altoona, Pennsylvania
Thomas A. Bullock Sr.
Samuel M. Kurtz
William Vernon Reed
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
Hato Rey, Puerto Rico
Bailey M. Cadman
Lawrence Bailis Lackey Jr.
Paul M. Rudolph
Troy, New York
San Rafael, California
New York, New York
Dan C. Cowling
John E. Lautner
A. Bailey Ryan
Little Rock, Arkansas
Hollywood, California
Louisville, Kentucky
B. W. Crain Jr.
Alan Liddle
B. Frank Schlesinger
Houston, Texas
Tacoma, Washington
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Clayton B. Dekle
Mark Perrin Lowrey
Richard Sharpe
Nashville, Tennessee
New Orleans, Louisiana
Norwich, Connecticut
J. Everette Fauber Jr.
Carter H. Manny Jr.
Hilliard Thomas Smith Jr.
Lynchburg, Virginia
Chicago, Illinois
Lake Worth, Florida
Ulrich Franzen
Robert B. Marquis
Neill Smith
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
San Francisco, California
Sanford R. Greenfield
H. Roll McLaughlin
James Arthur Swackhamer
Boston, Massachusetts
Carmel, Indiana
Somerville, New Jersey
Dean Leonard Gustavson
Joseph Miller
Arch B. Swank Jr.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Washington, DC
Dallas, Texas
Cabell Gwathmey
Charles Willard Moore
Joseph F. Thomas
San Francisco, California
New Haven, Connecticut
Pasadena, California
Harry William Harmon
Robert Mosher
Emanuel N. Turano
Sherman Oaks, California
La Jolla, California
New York, New York
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Burnett C. Turner Los Angeles, California
Philip Shirley Wadsworth Portland, Oregon
Robertson Ward Jr. Chicago, Illinois
Robert Charles Weinberg New York, New York
Richard H. Wheeler Cincinnati, Ohio
H. Robert Wilmsen Portland, Oregon
William Woollett Los Angeles, California
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The Detroit Institute of Arts, site of the 1971 investiture ceremony
1971 aia president Robert F. Hastings
honorary fellows Gordon R. Arnott Canada
cof chancellor
Carl Aubock
J. Roy Carroll Jr.
Austria
John Michael Austin-Smith gold medal
United Kingdom
Louis I. Kahn
Jacques Barge France
architecture firm award
Balkrishna Vithaldas Doshi
Albert Kahn Associates, Inc.
Gustavo Gallo Carpio
India Mexico
edward c. kemper award Gerald McCue
Alex Johan Henri Maria Haak Netherlands
Kiyonori Kikutake Tokyo, Japan
Jean Louis Lalonde Canada
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1971 fellows Gerald Lou Allison
Jean Roth Driskel
Wayne F. Koppes
Honolulu, Hawaii
South Pasadena, California
Basking Ridge, New Jersey
Ronald R. Allwork
William Edward Dunlap
Gillet Lefferts Jr.
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
George Adrian Applegarth
Benjamin P. Elliott
Murvan Morris Maxwell
San Francisco, California
Potomac, Maryland
New Orleans, Louisiana
Edmund N. Bacon
Lawrence Albert Enersen
Henry Dustin Mirick
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Lincoln, Nebraska
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Kenneth E. Bentsen
Hermann Haviland Field
Frederick Doveton Nichols
Houston, Texas
Medford, Massachusetts
Charlottesville, Virginia
Frederick J. Bentz
Howard A. Friedman
Louis Arthur Oliver
Minneapolis, Minnesota
San Francisco, California
Norfolk, Virginia
J. Buchanan Blitch Sr.
William James Geddis
John Hans Ostwald
New Orleans, Louisiana
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Berkeley, California
John Harold Box
Marvin Edward Goody
Walter G. Peter Jr.
Arlington, Texas
Boston, Massachusetts
Washington, DC
Albert Orin Bumgardner
E. Keith Haag
J. Gerald Phelan
Seattle, Washington
Doylestown, Pennsylvania
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Charles Burchard
Frank B. Hunt
Ralph Pomerance
Blacksburg, Virginia
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
Richard Edward Collins Sr.
John Willard Huntington
James G. Pulliam
Silver Spring, Maryland
Hartford, Connecticut
Los Angeles, California
Bruno P. Conterato
Hugh Newell Jacobsen
John Gunnar Rauma
Geneva, Illinois
Washington, DC
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Whitson William Cox
Henry A. Jandl
George Swiler Sowden
Sacramento, California
Princeton, New Jersey
Fort Worth, Texas
Robert Ramsden Cueman
Leland Wiggins King
William Bradford Sprout Jr.
Summit, New Jersey
Atherton, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Arthur F. Deam
Don R. Knorr
Russell Lee Stecker
Deland, Florida
San Francisco, California
BloomďŹ eld, Connecticut
Russell Orrin Deeter
Pierre Francis Koenig
Frederick Gordon Stickel
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Los Angeles, California
Troy, Michigan
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Robert Shaw Sturgis Cambridge, Massachusetts
Marvin D. Suer Willow Grove, Pennsylvania
Gray Taylor Stamford, Connecticut
Edward Leighton Varney Jr. Phoenix, Arizona
William F. Vosbeck Jr. Alexandria, Virginia
Hobart D. Wagener Boulder, Colorado
Francis R. Walton Daytona Beach, Florida
Raymond L. Watson Newport Beach, California
Payson Rex Webber Rutland, Vermont
William Paul Wenzler Milwaukee, Wisconsin
George M. White Washington, DC
A. Richard Williams Champaign, Illinois
Michael Wornum Mill Valley, California
Ralph P. Youngren Chicago, Illinois
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The 1972 investiture ceremony at the Miller Outdoor Theatre, Houston
1972 aia president Maximillian O. Urbahn
honorary fellows Luis Jesus Arizmendi Amiel Spain
cof chancellor
Jai Rattan Bhalla
J. Roy Carroll Jr.
India
Henri-Marie Delaage gold medal
France
Pietro Belluschi
Roy Grounds Australia
architecture firm award
Thomas Howarth
Caudill Rowlett Scott
Vayden R. McMorris
Canada Jamaica
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Gueorgui Mikhaylovich Orlov USSR
Luis Ortiz Macedo Mexico
Michael Scott Ireland
1972 fellows Bruce A. Abrahamson
David L. Eggers
Allen Yuen Lew
St. Paul, Minnesota
New York, New York
Fresno, California
Gregory Ain
William L. Ensign
Robert Joseph John Locatell
Los Angeles, California
Washington, DC
Atlanta, Georgia
Richard Monroe Arnold
John Fisher-Smith
Louis R. Lundgren
Phoenix, Arizona
San Francisco, California
St. Paul, Minnesota
Edward E. Bartz Jr.
John Frederick Gane
Leslie Bruce Mabrey
Belleville, Illinois
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Corpus Christi, Texas
Thomas J. Bissett
Abraham W. Geller
William Marshall Jr.
Columbia, South Carolina
New York, New York
Norfolk, Virginia
Robert L. Bliss
Raymond Girvigian
Robert Bernard Martin
Salt Lake City, Utah
South Pasadena, California
Lincoln City, Oregon
Robert D. Bolling
Myron Goldsmith
Carroll Stewart McNulty Jr.
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
Stamford, Connecticut
David R. Braden
E. Carleton Granbery Jr.
Robert C. Metcalf
Dallas, Texas
New Haven, Connecticut
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Joseph Myron Brocato
Francis S. Haines
Maynard W. Meyer
Alexandria, Louisiana
Honolulu, Hawaii
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Harry Alexander Bruno
Ernest H. Hara
Henry Forster Miller
Oakland, California
Honolulu, Hawaii
Orange, Connecticut
James I. Campbell
Julian Hoke Harris
Hugo V. Neuhaus Jr.
Baltimore, Maryland
Atlanta, Georgia
Houston, Texas
DeVon Carlson
Morton Hartman
Julius Victor Neuhaus III
Boulder, Colorado
Chicago, Illinois
Houston, Texas
Henry Nichols Cobb
Frank Lewis Hope Jr.
Rai Yukio Okamoto
New York, New York
San Diego, California
San Francisco, California
William J. Conklin
Fred Ernest Hummel
Raymond Charles Ovresat
New York, New York
Sacramento, California
Chicago, Illinois
Herman G. Cox Jr.
William Byron Ireland
Patroklos John Papadopulos
Fort Worth, Texas
Columbus, Ohio
Chicago, Illinois
Raymond David Crites
Joe J. Jordan
H. Morse Payne
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Betty Lou Custer
Carl F. W. Kaelber Jr.
William M. PeĂąa
University City, Missouri
Rochester, New York
Houston, Texas
Leo Anthony Daly
William L. Larson
Mark Arthur Pfaller
Omaha, Nebraska
Omaha, Nebraska
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Homer T. Delawie
Richard Roberts Leitch
Darrel D. Rippeteau
San Diego, California
Newport Beach, California
Watertown, New York
Martin David Dubin
Eason Harris Leonard
Edward John Romieniec
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
College Station, Texas
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Frederick W. Salogga Decatur, Illinois
Carlos R. Sanz Santurce, Puerto Rico
John H. Schruben Chicago, Illinois
Nils Mark Schweizer Winter Park, Florida
Wallie Eugene Scott Jr. Houston, Texas
Hugh Shepley Boston, Massachusetts
Joseph N. Smith III Atlanta, Georgia
Macon S. Smith Raleigh, North Carolina
Robert Stanton Carmel, California
Douglas E. Steinman Jr. Beaumont, Texas
Walter Stromquist Palo Alto, California
Edward Sullam Honolulu, Hawaii
Gene Rudolph Summers Chicago, Illinois
Alan Y. Taniguchi Austin, Texas
Anderson Todd Houston, Texas
Wilhelm Viggo Von Moltke Cambridge, Massachusetts
John Louis Wilson New York, New York
Clark Dolan Wold St. Paul, Minnesota
Thomas W. D. Wright Washington, DC
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1973 aia president
honorary fellows
S. Scott Ferebee Jr.
Nicolai Barfolomeitch Baranov
cof chancellor
USSR
U. Floyd Rible
Justus Dahinden
architecture firm award
G. Robert LeRicolais
Shepley BulďŹ nch Richardson Abbott
Nikola Ivanor Nikolov
edward c. kemper award Bernard B. Rothschild whitney m. young jr. award Architects Workshop of Philadelphia
Switzerland France Bulgaria
Fabio Penteado Brazil
Roland Rainer Austria
Cyril Frederick Thomas Rounthwaite Canada
Takeo Satow Japan
Manuel de la Sierra-Amieva Mexico
John Newenham Summerson United Kingdom
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1973 fellows Roy O. Allen Jr.
James J. Foley
Phillip Lee Jacobson
New York, New York
Columbus, Ohio
Seattle, Washington
Seymour Auerbach
Louis E. Fry Jr.
Alfred A. Lama
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Brooklyn, New York
Nolan Ellmore Barrick
Robert F. Gatje
Charles E. Lawrence
Lubbock, Texas
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
Sigmund Francis Blum
Preston M. Geren Jr.
John C. LeBey
Franklin, Michigan
Fort Worth, Texas
Savannah, Georgia
Carl Leroy Bradley
Edwin James Goodwin Jr.
Charles Walter Lessig
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Houston, Texas
Washington, DC
Melvin Brecher
Landis Gores
Harry B. Mahler
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
New Canaan, Connecticut
Newark, New Jersey
Donald Frederick Burr
John Byron Hackler
Arthur Edwin Mann
Tacoma, Washington
Peoria, Illinois
Los Angeles, California
Gates Wilson Burrows
Richard Frank Hammel
Lockett Brooks Martin
Santa Ana, California
St. Paul, Minnesota
San Antonio, Texas
Jean Paul Carlhian
Wilbert Roland Hasbrouck
George Matsumoto
Boston, Massachusetts
Palos Park, Illinois
San Francisco, California
William A. Carlisle
Herman Adolph Hassinger
David O. Meeker Jr.
Columbia, South Carolina
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Indianapolis, Indiana
Ward Wyatt Deems
William H. Heidtmann
Kurt W. Meyer
San Diego, California
White Plains, New York
Los Angeles, California
Joseph George Durrant
George F. Hellmuth
Ewing H. Miller
Watertown, Wisconsin
St. Louis, Missouri
Terre Haute, Indiana
Robert Erick Fehlberg
Charles Emmet Herbert
Omer L. Mithun
Billings, Montana
Des Moines, Iowa
Bellevue, Washington
Joseph Farley Fitzgerald
Eleazar Dias Herreras
Robert Johnson Nash
Chicago, Illinois
Tucson, Arizona
Washington, DC
Earl Robert Flansburgh
Albert John Huber
Joseph Neufeld
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Edward Fleagle
Bryden Bordley Hyde
C. Herbert Paseur
Yonkers, New York
Baltimore, Maryland
Houston, Texas
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Charles T. Pearson Tacoma, Washington
James Stewart Polshek New York, New York
James Pratt Dallas, Texas
Louis Sauer Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
John V. Sheoris Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan
Edward H. Shirley Atlanta, Georgia
Bernard P. Spring New York, New York
Frederick A. Stahl Boston, Massachusetts
Earl M. Starnes Tallahassee, Florida
Stanley Tigerman Chicago, Illinois
Mathew L. Virden III Greenville, Mississippi
Richard E. Vrooman College Station, Texas
Robertson Ward Chicago, Illinois
Charles H. Wheatley Charlotte, North Carolina
Norval Crawford White New York, New York
Saul Zaik Portland, Oregon
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The 1974 convention ball was held at the Pension Building in Washington, DC
1974 aia president Archibald Coleman Rogers
honorary fellows Luis Barragan Mexico
cof chancellor
Henryk Buszko
Albert S. Goleman
Poland
Juan Jose Casal Rocco architecture firm award
Uruguay
Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo & Associates
Canada
edward c. kemper award Jack D. Train whitney m. young jr. award Stephen Cram
Allan E. Duffus Alex Gordon United Kingdom
Colin Laird Trinidad & Tobago
Andre Remondet France
German Samper Gnecco Colombia
Peter Faulkner Shepheard United Kingdom
Michel Weill France
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1974 fellows Armand Phillip Bartos
Herbert E. Duncan Jr.
Horace Mather Lippincott Jr.
New York, New York
Kansas City, Missouri
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
MacDonald G. Becket
Robert Elleara
Robert P. Madison
Los Angeles, California
St. Louis, Missouri
Cleveland, Ohio
Herbert Beckhard
Robert E. Entzeroth
Clinton Marr Jr.
New York, New York
St. Louis, Missouri
Riverside, California
George Bissell
Herbert Epstein
David A. McKinley
Newport Beach, California
Brooklyn, New York
Seattle, Washington
Howard T. Blanchard
Geoffrey W. Fairfax
Louis A. McMillen
Garden City, Kansas
Honolulu, Hawaii
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Elmer Eugene Botsai
Howard T. Fisher
William H. Metcalf Jr.
San Francisco, California
Newmarket, New Hampshire
Washington, DC
John Bozalis
Richard J. Fleischman
Gary Linn Michael
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Portland, Oregon
William Robert Brockway
William L. Fletcher
Harvin Cooper Moore
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Portland, Oregon
Houston, Texas
Fred W. Butner Jr.
Richard C. Frank
Julian Joseph Neski
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Ann Arbor, Michigan
New York, New York
Mario E. Campioli
Rodney Francis Friedman
Paul Murff O’Neal Jr.
Washington, DC
Belvedere, California
Shreveport, Louisiana
Arthur Ralph Cogswell Jr.
Frank O. Gehry
William T. Priestley
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Santa Monica, California
Lake Forest, Illinois
Andrew S. Cohen
Harry Golemon
William Ryder Reed
Waterbury, Connecticut
Houston, Texas
Tacoma, Washington
John P. Conron
Ezra Gordon
Walter J. Richardson
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Chicago, Illinois
Costa Mesa, California
Araldo Alfred Cossutta
David Nelson Haid
James S. Rossant
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Walter Henry Costa
James Wright Hammond
Herman Otto Ruhnau
San Francisco, California
Chicago, Illinois
Riverside, California
Warren W. Cunningham
John A. Holabird Jr.
Lloyd Anthony Ruocco
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Chicago, Illinois
San Diego, California
Natalie G. DeBlois
Granville Warner Hurley
Stanley Salzman
Chicago, Illinois
Washington, DC
New York, New York
Eugene A. Delmar
William Robert Jenkins
Nathaniel W. Sample
Silver Spring, Maryland
Houston, Texas
Madison, Wisconsin
David R. Dibner
Matt Lawrence Jorgensen
Charles M. Sappenfield
West Orange, New Jersey
Atlanta, Georgia
Muncie, Indiana
Rockwell King DuMoulin
James T. Lendrum
James A. Scheeler
Wakefield, Rhode Island
Phoenix, Arizona
Washington, DC
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Robert J. Schultz Mishawaka, Indiana
David M. Scott Pullman, Washington
Frank Slavsky Honolulu, Hawaii
Hamilton P. Smith New York, New York
Charles B. Soule Chevy Chase, Maryland
Rolland Dinwiddie Thompson New York, New York
Roy Norman Thorshov Minneapolis, Minnesota
Danforth Wallace Toan New York, New York
Richard L. Tully Columbus, Ohio
Morris D. Verger Los Angeles, California
Ben Weese Chicago, Illinois
Helge Westermann New York, New York
Kenneth D. Wheeler Newark, New Jersey
John M. Woodbridge Berkeley, California
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The city of Atlanta, under construction during the 1975 convention
1975 aia president William Marshall Jr.
honorary fellows Janos Bohonyey Hungary
cof chancellor
Guillermo Carrillo Arena
Robert S. Hutchins
Mexico
Giancarlo De Carlo architecture firm award
Italy
Davis, Brody & Associates
Spain
edward c. kemper award F. Carter Williams whitney m. young jr. award Van B. Bruner Jr.
Juan Gonzalez Cebrian Rutilo Malacara Mexico
Luben N. Tonev Bulgaria
Roger Talbot Walters United Kingdom
Bernard Wood Canada
Carlos Asensio Wunderlich Guatemala
Junzo Yoshimura Japan
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1975 fellows John M. Amundson
George Valentine Gray
Willis C. Leenhouts
Eugene, Oregon
West Sand Lake, New York
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Rob Roy Bittman Jr.
Thomas E. Greacen II
Rex Lotery
La Jolla, California
Houston, Texas
Santa Monica, California
John A. Bower Jr.
George E. Hartman Jr.
George Horace Loving
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Washington, DC
Abilene, Texas
John William Broome
George T. Heery
William B. McCormick
Portland, Oregon
Atlanta, Georgia
San Francisco, California
Verner I. Burks
Herbert F. Heidt
John W. McGough
St. Louis, Missouri
Erie, Pennsylvania
Spokane, Washington
W. Brooks Cavin Jr.
Don M. Hisaka
Murry Charles McNeil Jr.
St. Paul, Minnesota
Cleveland, Ohio
Agana, Guam
Edwin B. Crittenden
Murlin Ray Hodgell
Edward Mok
Anchorage, Alaska
Norman, Oklahoma
San Antonio, Texas
Louis Daeuble
Thomas John Houha
William Morgan
El Paso, Texas
Portland, Oregon
Atlantic Beach, Florida
Edwin S. Darden Sr.
William Robert Jarratt
Robert J. Nixon
Fresno, California
Detroit, Michigan
Seattle, Washington
George Austin Dudley
Fred Henry Jobusch
Howard C. Parker
New York, New York
Tucson, Arizona
Dallas, Texas
Ezra Ehrenkrantz
Arthur Evan Jones
Robert J. Piper
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
Chicago, Illinois
Joseph Lippincott Eldridge
Henri Vatable Jova
Joseph Warren Platner
Boston, Massachusetts
Atlanta, Georgia
New Haven, Connecticut
Harold Lionel Esten
James R. Killebrew
Jacob Robbins
Silver Spring, Maryland
Wichita Falls, Texas
Berkeley, California
John L. Field
Gunther William Koetter
Louis A. Rossetti
San Francisco, California
Houston, Texas
Detroit, Michigan
Richard Buckminster Fuller
Robert M. Lawrence
Peter Samton
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
New York, New York
Romaldo Giurgola
Lillian Scott Leenhouts
Thomas James Sedgewick
New York, New York
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Flint, Michigan
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H. Morgan Stedman Palo Alto, California
Francis T. Taliaferro Baltimore, Maryland
Crombie Taylor Los Angeles, California
Wallace Gleed Teare Cleveland, Ohio
Benjamin Thompson Cambridge, Massachusetts
Anne Griswold Tyng Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
H. Leslie Walker Jr. Tampa, Florida
William J. Watson La Jolla, California
C. Herbert Wheeler Jr. State College, Pennsylvania
Donald S. Williams Clearwater, Florida
Fritz Woehle Birmingham, Alabama
Yau Chun Wong Chicago, Illinois
John C. Worsley Fair Oakes, California
Leo S. Wou Honolulu, Hawaii
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A fireworks display and citylights celebration during the 1976 convention in Philadelphia
1976 aia president Louis de Moll
honorary fellows Mario Roberto Alvarez Argentina
cof chancellor
Emiliano Bernasconi
William J. Bachman
Italy
Eduardo Chamorro architecture firm award
Nicaragua
Mitchell/Giurgola Architects
Egypt
edward c. kemper award Leo A. Daly whitney m. young jr. award Wendell J. Campbell topaz medallion Jean Labatut
Hassan Fathy Fred T. Hollingsworth Canada
Peter H. Oltmanns Germany
Reima Pietila Finland
Tomas Jose Sanabria Venezuela
Hans Hartvig Skaarup Denmark
Juan Sordo Madaleno Mexico
James Stirling United Kingdom
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1976 fellows George Abraham Agron
Thomas F. Galvin
Charles Warren Luther Jr.
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
Attleboro, Maine
William Bain Jr.
William Allaman Ganster
William W. Lyman Jr.
Seattle, Washington
Waukegan, Illinois
Birmingham, Michigan
James Barnes Baker
Bennie M. Gonzales
Ian MacKinlay
New York, New York
Scottsdale, Arizona
Orinda, California
Rex M. Ball
Ronald Gourley
Elmer Hugh McDowell
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Cambridge, Massachusetts
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Jay William Barnes Jr.
Anna M. Halpin
John M. McGinty
Austin, Texas
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
Orville Henry Bauer
J. Hyatt Hammond
Richard Meier
Toledo, Ohio
Asheboro, North Carolina
New York, New York
Frederick R. Bentel
Hugh Hardy
Arthur F. O’Leary
Locust Valley, New York
New York, New York
Beverly Hills, California
Maria A. Bentel
Jasper Stillwell Hawkins
Edward Shier Parsons
Locust Valley, New York
Los Angeles, California
Reno, Nevada
Charles A. Blondheim
Charles George Hilgenhurst
Jay Pettitt
Eufaula, Alabama
Arlington, Massachusetts
Detroit, Michigan
Lloyd George Borget
Thomas E. Howell
Richard Lee Rice
Houston, Texas
Peoria, Illinois
Raleigh, North Carolina
Benjamin Eddins Brewer Jr.
John B. Jacoby
Darryl Thomas Roberson
Houston, Texas
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
San Francisco, California
Joseph W. Burcham
Hugh B. Johnson
Harold G. Sadler
Baltimore, Maryland
Washington, DC
San Diego, California
Arthur L. Burns
Gerhard Michael Kallman
Hans K. Sander
Indianapolis, Indiana
Boston, Massachusetts
Princeton, New Jersey
Robert Allan Chervenak
William Koblik
Kenneth Miller Schaefer
Bellevue, Washington
Sacramento, California
St. Louis, Missouri
Gordon MacCallum Comb
Bill N. Lacy
Herbert William Schneider
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Washington, DC
Phoenix, Arizona
Jerome M. Cooper
Gene E. Lefebvre
Alan Schwartzman
Atlanta, Georgia
Kansas City, Missouri
New York, New York
Horacio Semidey Diaz
J. Russell Levikow
Howard Charles Sherman
Hato Rey, Puerto Rico
San Mateo, California
Shreveport, Louisiana
James D. Ferris
George S. Lewis
John E. Stefany
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Tampa, Florida
H. Curtis Finch
Walter R. Livingston Jr.
James Alan Stenhouse
Lake Oswego, Oregon
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Charlotte, North Carolina
Edward D. Francis
Wendell Vernon Locke
Donald J. Stephens
Detroit, Michigan
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Center Berlin, New York
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Preston Stevens Jr. Atlanta, Georgia
Eugene C. Swager Peoria, Illinois
Frank Tomsick San Francisco, California
Karl Edward TrefďŹ nger San Francsico, California
William Turnbull Jr. San Francisco, California
Shirley J. Vernon Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Searle H. Von Storch Waverly, Pennsylvania
Charles H. Warner Jr. New York, New York
Harry Brown Wilson Jr. Los Angeles, California
Richard Saul Wurman Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Ron Yeo Corona del Mar, California
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1977 aia president John M. McGinty
honorary fellows Charles Herbert Cullum Canada
cof chancellor
Antonio Fuentes Flores
Philip J. Meathe
Mexico
Ernest F. Groosman gold medal
Netherlands
Richard Joseph Neutra
Jose Maria Gutierrez Trujillo Mexico
architecture firm award
Ignacio Machorro del Monte
Sert, Jackson and Associates
Georges-Henri Pingusson
Mexico France
edward c. kemper award Ronald A. Straka topaz medallion Henry Kamphoefner
Charles E. Pratt Canada
Maria Prus Canada
Victor Marius Prus Canada
Manuel Rosen Morrison Mexico
Lennart Uhlin Sweden
Joao Batista Vilanova Artigas Brazil
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1977 fellows Lavone D. Andrews
James Ingo Freed
Edward G. Petrazio
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
New Orleans, Louisiana
Eugene E. Aubry
James Allen Greene
F. Blair Reeves
Houston, Texas
Tampa, Florida
Gainesville, Florida
Jack S. Baker
Jordan L. Gruzen
Robert Reinheimer Jr.
Champaign, Illinois
New York, New York
Texarkana, Texas
Richard E. Baringer
Arthur Howard Hoag Jr.
Mildred F. Schmertz
St. Croix, Virgin Islands
Mount Dora, Florida
New York, New York
Edward Charles Bassett
James Mathews Hunt Sr.
San Francisco, California
Elberton, Georgia
George Arthur Douglas Schuett
John Henry Bickel III
Jeh Vincent Johnson
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Louisville, Kentucky
Wappinger Falls, New York
Charles E. Schwing
Richard Patrick Blake
Julian E. Kulski
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Orlean, Virginia
George Whiteside Shupee
Richard L. Bliss
Zeb Vance Lackey
Arlington, Texas
Kirkwood, Missouri
Valdosta, Georgia
Howard Francis Sims
Robert C. Broshar
Joseph N. Lacy
Detroit, Michigan
Waterloo, Iowa
BloomďŹ eld Hills, Michigan
Saul C. Smiley
John Burgee
Richard D. Levin
Minneapolis, Minnesota
New York, New York
Dayton, Ohio
Paul D. Spreiregen
Lo-yi C. Y. Chan
Alan G. Levy
Washington, DC
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
George Wesley Sprinkle
John S. Chase
W. Kirby Lockard
Phoenix, Arizona
Houston, Texas
Tucson, Arizona
James Edgar Stageberg
John Donald Cordwell
Carl Luckenbach
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Chicago, Illinois
Birmingham, Michigan
Ronald Albert Straka
James D. Cowan
Frithjof Martin Lunde
Boulder, Colorado
Seattle, Washington
New York, New York
Albert Homer Swanke
Warren J. Cox
Robert J. Lynch
New York, New York
Washington, DC
Malden, Massachusetts
Robert Tyler
John Morris Dixon
Henry J. Magaziner
Tarzana, California
Stanford, Connecticut
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Thomas W. Ventulett III
Kermit Parrish Dorius
Robert Eastwood McConnell
Atlanta, Georgia
Corona del Mar, California
Tucson, Arizona
Joseph A. Wilkes
John P. Eberhard
Edwin Keith McPheeters
Silver Spring, Maryland
Bethesda, Maryland
Auburn, Alabama
Harry Charles Wolf III
Aaron Freed
Thomas Martin Payette
Charlotte, North Carolina
Seattle, Washington
Boston, Massachusetts
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1978 aia president Elmer E. Botsai
honorary fellows Inette L. E. Austin-Smith United Kingdom
cof chancellor
W. Donald Baldwin
George E. Kassabaum
Canada
Jane Beverly Drew gold medal
United Kingdom
Philip Cortelyou Johnson
Arthur Charles Erickson Canada
architecture firm award
Ronald Andrew Gilling
Harry Weese & Associates
Patrick Kennard Harrison
Australia United Kingdom
edward c. kemper award Carl L. Bradley topaz medallion Lawrence Anderson
Oluwole Olumuyiwa Nigeria
Methodi A. Pissarski Bulgaria
Michail Vassilievich Posokhin USSR
German Tellez Colombia
Anders Tengbom Sweden
William WhitďŹ eld United Kingdom
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1978 fellows Thomas Reed Adkinson
A. Robert Fisher
James M. Leefe
Spokane, Washington
San Francisco, California
Sausalito, California
JesĂşs Eduardo Amaral
Richard Foster
Bruno Leon
Hato Rey, Puerto Rico
Greenwich, Connecticut
Grosse Ile, Michigan
Samuel T. Balen
Beverly L. Freeman
Herbert Lippmann
Annandale, Virginia
Charlotte, North Carolina
New York, New York
Burtch W. Beall Jr.
Hans A. Friedman
William H. Liskamm
Salt Lake City, Utah
Evanston, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Hobart Betts
Thomas Sidney Frier
Wendell H. Lovett
New York, New York
Little Rock, Arkansas
Bellevue, Washington
Charles H. Boney
Herbert K. Gallagher
Donlyn Lyndon
Wilmington, North Carolina
Watertown, Massachusetts
Newton, Massachusetts
J. Norwood Bosserman
Marc Evan Goldstein
John Macsai
Charlottesville, Virginia
San Francisco, California
Chicago, Illinois
Thomas Graham Bradley
Michael Kemper Goodwin
Theodore S. MafďŹ tt Jr.
Decatur, Illinois
Tempe, Arizona
Palestine, Texas
Ronald G. Brocchini
Paul Hjalmar Graven
John W. Moutoussamy
San Francisco, California
Madison, Wisconsin
Chicago, Illinois
Robert Bradford Browne
Paul Cret Harbeson
Louis Naidorf
Miami, Florida
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Los Angeles, California
James Wood Burch
Nicholas H. Holmes Jr.
Edward Henry Noakes
Annapolis, Maryland
Mobile, Alabama
Potomac, Maryland
John A. Busby Jr.
Mark T. Jaroszewicz
George Madison Notter Jr.
Atlanta, Georgia
Gainesville, Florida
Boston, Massachusetts
Jerome Roger Butler Jr.
Paul Atherton Kennon Jr.
Herbert B. Oppenheimer
Chicago, Illinois
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
Irving Walker Colburn
Stephen A. Kliment
Donald H. Panushka
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Salt Lake City, Utah
Stanley Lee Daniels
Nathaniel Key Kolb
T. Merrill Prentice Jr.
Atlanta, Georgia
Dallas, Texas
New York, New York
Richard Dattner
Alexander Kouzmanoff
John K. Rauch Jr.
New York, New York
Port Chester, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
A. P. DiBenedetto
Howard Raymond Lane
George F. Reed
Portland, Oregon
Encino, California
Coconut Grove, Florida
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Mario T. Romanach Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Christine Fahringer Salmon Stillwater, Oklahoma
F. Cuthbert Salmon Stillwater, Oklahoma
Donald Sandy Jr. San Rafael, California
Leo G. Shea Birmingham, Michigan
Lloyd H. Siegel Chicago, Illinois
Charles S. Sink Denver, Colorado
Robert Venturi Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
R. Randall Vosbeck Alexandria, Virginia
Walter F. Wagner Fresno, California
Eugene Werlin Houston, Texas
Gerald A. Williams Seattle, Washington
William R. Wofford Atlanta, Georgia
Zeno L. Yeates Memphis, Tennessee
Bernard Bob Zimmerman Los Angeles, California
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Kansas City, site of the 1979 aia convention
1979 aia president Ehrman B. Mitchell
honorary fellows Wladimir Alves De Souza Brazil
cof chancellor
Yoshinobu Ashihara
David A. Pugh
Japan
Irving David Boigon gold medal
Canada
Ieoh Ming Pei
E. Gresley Cohen Australia
architecture firm award
Charles Mark Correa
Geddes Brecher Qualls Cunningham
Augustine Akhuemokhan Egbor
India
Nigeria
edward c. kemper award Herbert E. Duncan Jr. topaz medallion G. Holmes Perkins
Fuminaga Kiyota Japan
Erik Emil Krakstrom Finland
Ricardo Legorreta Mexico
Eduardo Orrego V Peru
Marion Tournon-Branly France
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1979 fellows Isham Owen Baker
Almon J. Durkee
Franklin D. Lawyer
Washington, DC
Haslett, Michigan
Houston, Texas
Edwin E. Beran
Herschel A. Elarth
Anthony John Hale Lumsden
Dallas, Texas
Blacksburg, Virginia
Los Angeles, California
John Henry Beyer
J. Clarence Feliciano
Richard C. Marshall
Remsenburg, New York
Cloverdale, California
San Francisco, California
William F. Bigoney
Linn Argyle Forrest Sr.
Willard Kenneth Martin
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Juneau, Alaska
Portland, Oregon
James A. Bishop Sr.
Robert J. Frasca
Thomas S. Marvel
Houston, Texas
Portland, Oregon
Hato Rey, Puerto Rico
Richard Lewis Blinder
Joseph Y. Fujikawa
Thomas L. McKittrick
Montclair, New Jersey
Winnetka, Illinois
Houston, Texas
Dwight Mendon Bonham
Michael Graves
Valerius Leo Michelson
Wichita, Kansas
Princeton, New Jersey
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Thomas L. Bosworth
Sarah P. Harkness
Leroy B. Miller
Seattle, Washington
Lexington, Massachusetts
Santa Monica, California
David M. Bowen
James Martin Harris
Richard Arthur Miller
Indianapolis, Indiana
Tacoma, Washington
New York, New York
David Martin Brey
John F. Hartray Jr.
O. Jack Mitchell
Kansas City, Missouri
Chicago, Illinois
Houston, Texas
Van B. Bruner Jr.
Charles A. Haviland
John C. Monroe Jr.
Haddonfield, New Jersey
Charleston, West Virginia
Kansas City, Missouri
W. Glenn Bullock Sr.
Edward H. Healey
Arthur Cotton Moore
Knoxville, Tennessee
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Washington, DC
Robert Alen Burley
Clovis Heimsath
Frank R. Mudano
Waitsfield, Vermont
Fayetteville, Texas
Clearwater, Florida
Robert P. Burns
John Quentin Hejduk
Hans P. Neumann
Raleigh, North Carolina
Riverdale, New York
Kenilworth, Illinois
Wendell Jerome Campbell
John W. Hill
S. Kenneth Neumann
Chicago, Illinois
Baltimore, Maryland
Southfield, Michigan
William Tillman Cannady
David C. Hoedemaker
Claude Oakland
Houston, Texas
Bellevue, Washington
San Francisco, California
Marley Pegues Carroll
George W. Homsey
Gordon D. Orr Jr.
Charlotte, North Carolina
San Francisco, California
Madison, Wisconsin
Gerald L. Clark
John W. Jickling
Leonard S. Parker
Phoenix, Arizona
Birmingham, Michigan
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Martin H. Cohen
E. Fay Jones
Giovanni Pasanella
Armonk, New York
Fayetteville, Arkansas
New York, New York
Lee G. Copeland
Charles G. Kanner
William R. Peery
Seattle, Washington
Beverly Hills, California
South Charleston, West Virginia
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Lee Harris Pomeroy
Kenneth Emery Schwartz
Charles Reilly Tapley
New York, New York
San Luis Obispo, California
Houston, Texas
Harold E. Prinz
Theodore Seligson
Charles B. Thomsen
Dallas, Texas
Kansas City, Missouri
Houston, Texas
G. W. Terry Rankine
Herschel E. Shepard
Peter Van Dijk
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Jacksonville, Florida
Cleveland, Ohio
James Terrill Ream
Henry N. Silvestri
Harold F. Van Dine Jr.
San Francisco, California
Los Angeles, California
Huntington Woods, Michigan
Leonard H. Reinke
Robert Calhoun Smith
Bruce M. Walker
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Washington, DC
Spokane, Washington
M. Garland Reynolds
Everett G. Spurling Jr.
William Wilde
Decatur, Georgia
Washington, DC
Tucson, Arizona
Jaquelin T. Robertson
Henry Steinhardt
James Earl Wiley
New York, New York
Mercer Island, Washington
Dallas, Texas
John B. Rogers
Robert W. Stevens
Lorenzo D. Williams
Denver, Colorado
Fresno, California
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Bernard Rothzeid
Sherwood Beach Stockwell
John Elzey Wilson
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
Richmond, Virginia
George Peter Loyd Rumpel
H. Thurber Stowell
Marjorie Wintermute
Jacksonville, Florida
Western Springs, Illinois
Portland, Oregon
Robert William Sawyer
John R. Street Jr.
W. Roger Yost
Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina
Marietta, Georgia
Portland, Oregon
John I. Schlossman
James Stewart Sudler
Hubbard Woods, Illinois
Denver, Colorado
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1980 aia president Charles E. Schwing
honorary fellows John Hamilton Andrews Australia
cof chancellor
Gilbert R. Beatson
Robert L. Durham
Canada
Adolph Ciborowski architecture firm award
Poland
Edward Larrabee Barnes Associates
United Kingdom
edward c. kemper award Herbert Epstein whitney m. young jr. award Leroy M. Campbell topaz medallion Serge Chermayeff
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Norman Foster Rafael de La-Hoz Spain
Leandro V. Locsin Philippines
Kingston Loo Malaysia
Fumihiko Maki Japan
Richard Joachim Sahl Germany
1980 fellows John D. Anderson
Avery C. Faulkner
Karl Klokke
Golden, Colorado
Washington, DC
Los Angeles, California
Paul Blanton
Colden Florance
David Lewis
Moscow, Idaho
Washington, DC
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Howard Byron Bochiardy
Robert Joel Geering
Jerrold Ellsworth Lomax
Windermere, Florida
San Francisco, California
Los Angeles, California
Lawrence Ogden Booth
Millard Arthur Gensler Jr.
Joseph V. Marzella
Chicago, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Wallingford, Pennsylvania
Chester Bowles Jr.
Donald Hugh Gibbs
Edward H. Matthei
San Francisco, California
Long Beach, California
Chicago, Illinois
Conrad Buff III
David Lawrence Ginsberg
W. A. McAlister
Pasadena, California
New York, New York
Agana, Guam
A. Burns Cadwalader
Everett Austin Glendening
James R. McGranahan
Oakland, California
Cincinnati, Ohio
Tacoma, Washington
Richard Arthur Campbell
Brooks R. W. Gunsul
William G. McMinn
Portland, Oregon
Portland, Oregon
Mississippi State, Mississippi
Jack Henry Chambers
William A. Hall
Charles B. McReynolds
Akron, Ohio
New York, New York
Newport News, Virginia
Junius Joseph Champeaux II
Robert V. M. Harrison
George Calvin Means Jr.
Lake Charles, Louisiana
Jackson, Mississippi
Clemson, South Carolina
Paul Fernand Damaz
L. Jane Hastings
Roger C. Mellem
New York, New York
Seattle, Washington
Potomac, Maryland
Jorge Del Rio
Thurston Hatcher
John Ogden Merrill Jr.
Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
Miami, Florida
San Francisco, California
Eugene L. Di Laura Jr.
William R. Hawley
Lynn H. Molzan
Detroit, Michigan
Palo Alto, California
Indianapolis, Indiana
John M. Dickey
John F. Hayes
James L. Nagle
West Chester, Pennsylvania
Radnor, Pennsylvania
Chicago, Illinois
Paul Dietrich
John D. Henderson
Edward Richard Niles
Cambridge, Massachusetts
San Diego, California
Malibu, California
Peter H. Dodge
J. Robert Hillier
Lester C. Pancoast
San Francisco, California
Princeton, New Jersey
Miami, Florida
William John Dougherty
Peter Jefferson
Tician Papachristou
Atlanta, Georgia
Stuart, Florida
New York, New York
William Spearing Evans
Robert N. Kennedy
Charles J. Parise
Shreveport, Louisiana
Indianapolis, Indiana
Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan
Thomas J. Eyerman
Kenneth F. Klindtworth
R. Bruce Patty
Oak Park, Illinois
Staten Island, New York
Kansas City, Missouri
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George Clayton Pearl
Charles Richard Sutton
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Honolulu, Hawaii
Cesar Pelli
Albert Anthony Tappe
Hamden, Connecticut
Boston, Massachusetts
Kalvin J. Platt
H. Harold Tarleton Jr.
Mill Valley, California
Greenville, South Carolina
Gerrard Pook
Thomas H. Teasdale
Chicago, Illinois
St. Louis, Missouri
Samuel D. Popkin
Roland Terry
Detroit, Michigan
Seattle, Washington
William Lyman Porter
Thomas Abbott Todd
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Boone Powell
James E. Tomblinson
San Antonio, Texas
Flint, Michigan
Patrick J. Quinn
Ralph I. Towland
Troy, New York
Connecticut
George E. Rafferty
William Henry Trogdon
St. Paul, Minnesota
Spokane, Washington
Donald Patterson Reay
John James Truemper Jr.
Berkeley, California
Little Rock, Arkansas
John Raymond Ross
DeNorval Unthank
San Luis Obispo, California
Eugene, Oregon
Ralph Thomas Rowland
Harutun Vaporciyan
Cheshire, Connecticut
Huntington Woods, Michigan
Walter A. Rutes
John L. Webb
White Plains, New York
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Roger N. Ryan
Franklin Dee Welch
Akron, Ohio
Midland, Texas
Mario L. Schack
Beverly A. Willis
Baltimore, Maryland
San Francisco, California
Diane Serber
Jon Peter Winkelstein
New York, New York
San Francsico, California
Robert Ellis Sexton
Pershing Wong
Glendale, Arizona
Scarsdale, New York
Norma Merrick Sklarek PaciďŹ c Palisades, California
Murray A. Slama Lafayette, California
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1981 aia president R. Randall Vosbeck
honorary fellows Elissa Makiniemi Aalto Finland
cof chancellor
Jerzy Buszkiewicz
Leslie N. Boney Jr.
Poland
Hans Heyerdahl Hallen gold medal
South Africa
Joseph Luis Sert
David H. Hambleton Canada
architecture firm award
Hans Hollein
Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates
Kisho Kurokawa
edward c. kemper award Robert L. Durham whitney m. young jr. award Robert T. Coles topaz medallion Marcel Breuer 182
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Austria Japan
Serapio Perez Loza Mexico
Eberhard H. Zeidler Canada
1981 fellows Raymond C. Abst
Harold Edelman
Henry Klein
Modesto, California
New York, New York
Mount Vernon, Washington
Stanley N. Allan
Judith Edelman
Keith R. Kolb
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Seattle, Washington
Robert O. Biering
Peter David Eisenman
Peter A. Lendrum
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
Phoenix, Arizona
John Dudley Bloodgood
Robert J. Evans
Nicholas Lesko
Des Moines, Iowa
Marshall, California
Westlake, Ohio
Peter Quarfordt Bohlin
Richard T. Faricy
Frederick Liebhardt
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
St. Paul, Minnesota
La Jolla, California
David C. Boone
M. Milton Glass
Hubert Donn Logan
Orinda, California
New York, New York
Berkeley, California
Paul D. Bowers Jr.
Curtis H. Green
Theodore F. Mariani
Grand Rapids, Michigan
St. Paul, Minnesota
Washington, DC
Irving Henry Bowman
James Arthur Gresham
Mortimer M. Marshall Jr.
Charleston, West Virginia
Tucson, Arizona
Washington, DC
Ellis W. Bullock Jr.
Charles Gwathmey
Derek Martin
Pensacola, Florida
New York, New York
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Kenneth Harvey Cardwell
William Hamby
Charles F. McAfee
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
Wichita, Kansas
Earl Kai Chann
Andrew Louis Heard
Richard Alan McGinty
Tucson, Arizona
Chicago, Illinois
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
Guion Cabell Childress
Sanford Hirshen
John Wells McHugh
Denver, Colorado
Berkeley, California
Santa Fe, New Mexico
George W. Christensen
Thomas Harold Hodne Jr.
George A. McMath
Phoenix, Arizona
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Portland, Oregon
James Walker Christopher
David A. Holtz
Willis N. Mills Jr.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Rockville, Maryland
New Canaan, Connecticut
John Martin Clancy
Malcolm Holzman
Joseph D. Monticciolo
Brookline, Massachusetts
New York, New York
New York, New York
James A. Clutts
G. Norman Hoover
Paul Muldawer
Dallas, Texas
Houston, Texas
Atlanta, Georgia
Robert Traynham Coles
Robert Ingle Hoyt
Harold Charles Munger
Buffalo, New York
Santa Barbara, California
Toledo, Ohio
David Alford Crane
Bernard Jacob
Charles F. Murphy Jr.
Boston, Massachusetts
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Chicago, Illinois
Robert Diamant
James H. Johnson
Ibsen Nelsen
Chicago, Illinois
Denver, Colorado
Seattle, Washington
James Charles Dodd
Rudard Artaban Jones
Edward H. Nelson
Sacramento, California
Urbana, Illinois
Tucson, Arizona
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Herbert Saul Newman
Douglas Frederick Schroeder
New Haven, Connecticut
Chicago, Illinois
Michael Newman
Donald L. Stull
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Boston, Massachusetts
David W. Osler
Harold R. Varner
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Detroit, Michigan
Laszlo Papp
William Richard Vick
White Plains, New York
Sacramento, California
Nicholas A. Pappas
Thomas Reed Vreeland
Washington, DC
Los Angeles, California
Norman Perttula
Taina Waisman
Cleveland, Ohio
Port Washington, New York
Norman Pfeiffer
William D. Warner
New York, New York
Exeter, Rhode Island
Willard Charles Pistler Jr.
Barry L. Wasserman
Cleveland, Ohio
Sacramento, California
Peter A. Piven
Donald Ralph Watson
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Guilford, Connecticut
Antoine Predock
Read Weber
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Otto Reichert-Facilides
John Robert Weese
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Mill Valley, California
Anthony Thomas Rienzi
Joe Neal Weilenman
Jenkintown, Pennsylvania
Greenville, Mississippi
William A. Rose Jr.
Jerry Cooper Wilcox
White Plains, New York
Little Rock, Arkansas
Robert J. Schaefer
Rodney Hugh Wright
Wichita, Kansas
Osseo, Wisconsin
Henry W. Schirmer
Jack Rodney Yardley
Topeka, Kansas
Dallas, Texas
Hugh Morley Zimmers Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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1982 aia president Robert Lawrence
honorary fellows Alexander Ian Ferrier Australia
cof chancellor
George Grenfell-Baines
William R. Jarratt
United Kingdom
Stanislaw M. Jankowski gold medal
Poland
Romaldo Giurgola
Swoo Geun Kim South Korea
architecture firm award
Padraig Murray
Gwathmey Siegel & Associates, Architects
Renzo Piano
edward c. kemper award Leslie N. Boney Jr. whitney m. young jr. award John S. Chase topaz medallion Joseph Esherick 185
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Ireland Italy
Aarno E. Ruusuvuori Finland
Shozo Uchii Japan
Aldo van Eyck Netherlands
Abraham Zabludovsky Mexico
1982 fellows James Bertin Aitken
Sylvester Damianos
Donald Charles Hensman
Alameda, California
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pasadena, California
Harry F. Anderson
Arthur C. Danielian
Paul Sterling Hoag
Chicago, Illinois
Newport Beach, California
Los Angeles, California
Jonathan Barnett
James R. DeStefano
Van Dorn Hooker
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Gridley Barrows
Gerald Erickson
Charles Evans Hughes
Lewiston, Maine
Cupertino, California
New York, New York
Richard Bergmann
James Falick
Leonard Jacobson
New Canaan, Connecticut
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
Lloyd F. Bergquist
Richard A. Fitzgerald
Norman J. Johnston
St. Paul, Minnesota
Houston, Texas
Seattle, Washington
William Adair Bernoudy
Bernd Foerster
Harvie P. Jones
St. Louis, Missouri
Manhattan, Kansas
Huntsville, Alabama
Frederic A. Bertram
Fred Lawrence Foote
Theodore Ernest Kurz
Los Angeles, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Birmingham, Michigan
Boyd A. Blackner
Reagan Webb George
Robert F. Mattox
Salt Lake City, Utah
Dallas, Texas
Dubuque, Iowa
Antonio Roy Bologna
Joseph C. Giuliani
Edward D. McCrary
Memphis, Tennessee
Washington, DC
San Mateo, California
James Robert Bonar
Richard E. Glaser
Noel Michael McKinnell
Los Angeles, California
Cincinnati, Ohio
Boston, Massachusetts
Bill Booziotis
Harold D. Glucksman
James C. Morehead Jr.
Dallas, Texas
Irvingston, New Jersey
Houston, Texas
William N. Breger
Thomas G. Green
John K. Mott
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Fort Smith, Arkansas
Samuel Jefferson Caudill
James R. Grieves
Frank W. Munzer
Aspen, Colorado
Baltimore, Maryland
New York, New York
Roger H. Clark
Donald J. Hackl
Thomas B. Muths
Raleigh, North Carolina
Chicago, Illinois
Jackson, Wyoming
Eugene E. Cook
Roy Perkins Harrover
Dale Naegle
Chicago, Illinois
Memphis, Tennessee
La Jolla, California
Richard L. Crowther
Irving B. Haynes
James R. Nelson
Denver, Colorado
Providence, Rhode Island
Montchanin, Delaware
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Ted P. Pappas
Raymond F. Stainback Jr.
Jacksonville, Florida
Atlanta, Georgia
John G. Pecsok
Goodwin B. Steinberg
Indianapolis, Indiana
San Jose, California
William Francis Pedersen
John D. Sulton
New Haven, Connecticut
Washington, DC
Raymond A. Pigozzi
Downing Allison Thomas
Northbrook, Illinois
Dallas, Texas
Raymond Rapp
Richard Wilfred Trott
Galveston, Texas
Columbus, Ohio
Pierce K. Reibsamen
Marcus R. Tucker
Los Angeles, California
Houston, Texas
Arthur Rosenblatt
Thomas B. Tucker
New York, New York
San Diego, California
Harold Roth
Dean Frederick Unger
New Haven, Connecticut
Sacramento, California
James Ronald Rucker
Charles E. Wilkerson
Wichita Falls, Texas
Richmond, Virginia
Leonard Max Schober
W. Floyd Williamson Jr.
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Roger M. Seitz
Richard Wolf
Chicago, Illinois
San Mateo, California
William Hosley Short
Joseph Laurie Young
Princeton, New Jersey
Clemson, South Carolina
Paul Silver
John Zemanek
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
Douglas Cole Smith Newtonville, Massachusetts
T. Clayton Smith Baton Rouge, Louisiana
H. David Sokoloff San Francisco, California
Daniel Solomon San Francisco, California
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New Orleans, site of the 1983 aia convention
1983 aia president Robert Broshar
honorary fellows Enrique Avila Riquelme Mexico
cof chancellor
Geoffrey Bawa
William C. Muchow
Sri Lanka
Gottfried Bohm gold medal
Germany
Nathaniel A. Owings
Mario Botta Switzerland
architecture firm award
Ferenc Callmeyer
Holabird & Root, Architects, Engineers & Planners
Macy DuBois
edward c. kemper award Jules Gregory whitney m. young jr. award Howard Hamilton Mackey Sr. topaz medallion Charles E. Burchard 188
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Hungary Canada
Knud Friis Denmark
Teodoro Gonzalez de Leon Mexico
Arata Isozaki Japan
Ervin P. PĂźtsep Sweden
Juan Torres Higueras Peru
1983 fellows Carlton S. Abbott
Charles Dagit
Warren Cummings Heylman
Williamsburg, Virginia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Spokane, Washington
Harold L. Adams
Irving R. Dana Jr.
William Holabird
Baltimore, Maryland
Omaha, Nebraska
Chicago, Illinois
Maurice B. Allen Jr.
David S. Davidson
Dwight E. Holmes
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Great Falls, Montana
Tampa, Florida
Peter Arfaa
Clark Arthur Davis
Howard N. Horii
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
San Francisco, California
Newark, New Jersey
Neil Astle
Jack DeBartolo Jr.
Patrick Horsbrugh
Salt Lake City, Utah
Tucson, Arizona
Mishawaka, Indiana
Romeo Aybar
Howard F. Elkus
Bruce H. Jensen
Ridgefield, New Jersey
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Salt Lake City, Utah
Charles Barlow
Benjamin Evans
David Kahler
Jackson, Mississippi
Blacksburg, Virginia
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
David J. Bennett
Winthrop W. Faulkner
Charles Howard Kahn
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Washington, DC
Lawrence, Kansas
Richard J. Bertman
Donald E. Ferry
Herbert A. Ketcham
Boston, Massachusetts
Springfield, Illinois
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Frederick C. Biebesheimer III
John L. Fisher
David Klages
Old Lyme, Connecticut
San Francisco, California
Costa Mesa, California
Temple Hoyne Buell
Peter Forbes
Kenneth C. Kruger
Denver, Colorado
Boston, Massachusetts
Santa Barbara, California
John Buenz
Frank Dan George
John W. Lackens Jr.
Chicago, Illinois
Bridgeport, Connecticut
Minneapolis, Minnesota
J. Armand Burgun
Charles Parker Graves
Eugene P. Levy
New York, New York
Lexington, Kentucky
Little Rock, Arkansas
David Castro-Blanco
Lyn Eliot Graziani
Morton L. Levy
New York, New York
Coral Gables, Florida
Houston, Texas
Judith Chafee
Gaines B. Hall
Richard L. Lewis
Tucson, Arizona
Dothan, Alabama
Sacramento, California
Peter Chermayeff
Harry C. Hallenbeck
William Sperry Lewis
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Alameda, California
San Diego, California
Lugean L. Chilcote
Richard F. Hansen
Dirk Lohan
Little Rock, Arkansas
Iowa City, Iowa
Chicago, Illinois
William C. Church
Velpeau E. Hawes Jr.
Frank Edward Lucas
Portland, Oregon
Dallas, Texas
Charleston, South Carolina
Bruce I. Crabtree Jr.
Harold H. Hellman
Donald William MacDonald
Nashville, Tennessee
Chicago, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Eason Cross Jr.
James Lee Hendricks
John Mahlum
Arlington, Virginia
Dallas, Texas
Seattle, Washington
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Laurie Mutchnik Maurer
John H. Spencer
New York, New York
Hampton, Virginia
Constantine E. Michaelides
W. Cecil Steward
St. Louis, Missouri
Lincoln, Nebraska
Thomas Bruce Moon
Frank Straub
Irvine, California
Troy, Michigan
Thomas Nathan
Fred S. Toguchi
Memphis, Tennessee
Cleveland, Ohio
Robert A. Odermatt
Dennis T. Toyomura
San Francisco, California
Honolulu, Hawaii
Ray K. Parker
Wilmont Vickrey
Little Rock, Arkansas
Chicago, Illinois
Carl W. Pirscher
A. Raymond von Brock
Southfield, Michigan
New Canaan, Connecticut
William M. Polk
Robert J. Von Dohlen
Seattle, Washington
Farmington, Connecticut
George Frederic Roth Jr.
Donald Q. Wallace
Cincinnati, Ohio
Lexington, Kentucky
Richard Roth Jr.
C. Edward Ware
New York, New York
Rockford, Illinois
George A. Sample
Gerald Gamliel Weisbach
Chicago, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Peter M. Saylor
G. Thomas Williams
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Don P. Schlegel
Zelma Wilson
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Ojai, California
Richard Schoen
Evans Woollen
Culver City, California
Indianapolis, Indiana
Overton Shelmire
Henry N. Wright
Dallas, Texas
Wellfleet, Massachusetts
C. Ray Smith
Donald E. Wudtke
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
Roy J. Solfisburg
Thomas A. Zimmerman
Chicago, Illinois
Phoenix, Arizona
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1984 aia president George M. Notter
honorary fellows William Alexander Allen United Kingdom
cof chancellor
Patrick Blouin
Bernard B. Rothschild
Canada
Pierre H. Bussat architecture firm award
Switzerland
Kallmann, McKinnell & Wood, Architects
Greece
edward c. kemper award Dean F. HilďŹ nger whitney m. young jr. award John Louis Wilson topaz medallion Robert Geddes
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Constantin N. Decavalla Arieh El-Hanani Israel
Albert Mangones Haiti
Richard Rogers United Kingdom
Sten Olov Samuelson Sweden
Gueorgui Stoilov Bulgaria
1984 fellows Iris S. Alex
John N. De Haas Jr.
Charles Frederick Hummel
New York, New York
Bozeman, Montana
Boise, Idaho
Earle S. Alexander Jr.
Alfredo De Vido
Stephen B. Jacobs
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
New York, New York
Yvonne Warner Asken
Eugene Cox Dunwoody
Arthur D. Johnson
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Macon, Georgia
Omaha, Nebraska
Charles H. Atherton
Robert A. Eckert
Richard H. Kaplan
Washington, DC
Tacoma, Washington
Cleveland, Ohio
Theodore T. Bartley Jr.
Audrey Emmons
Richard Keating
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
San Francisco, California
Houston, Texas
William H. Beaty
Hideo H. Fujii
Frank S. Kelly
Germantown, Tennessee
Detroit, Michigan
Houston, Texas
John Belle
Kenneth R. Fuller
Charles M. Kober
New York, New York
Denver, Colorado
Los Angeles, California
Chase Black
Robert C. Gaede
S. Richard Komatsu
Battle Creek, Michigan
Cleveland, Ohio
San Francisco, California
J. Sinclair Black
David Webster George
Robert Kramer
Austin, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Boston, Massachusetts
Charles E. Boettcher
Norman M. Giller
Moritz Kundig
Rockford, Illinois
Miami Beach, Florida
Spokane, Washington
Glenn Allen Buff
Thomas A. Gray
Roger Williams Margerum
Coral Gables, Florida
Little Rock, Arkansas
Detroit, Michigan
John Avery Carter
Karl H. Greimel
Harvey V. Marmon Jr.
Nashua, New Hampshire
SouthďŹ eld, Michigan
San Antonio, Texas
Donald Douglas Chapman
Kenneth G. Groggs
Joseph Maybank
Honolulu, Hawaii
Chicago, Illinois
Cambridge, Massachusetts
William D. Concolino Jr.
Peter M. Hasselman
Kenneth D. Maynard
Monterey, California
San Francisco, California
Anchorage, Alaska
William H. Cook
William R. Henry
Charles Terrence McCafferty
Tucson, Arizona
Jackson, Mississippi
Detroit, Michigan
James Hudson Crissman
George S. Hoover
William Francis McCall Jr.
Watertown, Massachusetts
Denver, Colorado
Moultrie, Georgia
Robert F. Darby
Gerald Horn
Henry G. Meier
Jacksonville, Florida
Chicago, Illinois
Indianapolis, Indiana
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John K. Miller
Jerome M. Seracuse
Santa Rosa, California
Denver, Colorado
Richard R. Moger
Will Shaw
New York, New York
Monterey, California
Yoshio Nakazawa
William H. Sippel Jr.
Evanston, Illinois
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Paul R. Neel
Harwood K. Smith
San Luis Obispo, California
Dallas, Texas
Rolf Ohlhausen
Robert A. M. Stern
New York, New York
New York, New York
William E. Patnaude
Alan R. Sumner
Fresno, California
Dallas, Texas
Leason F. Pomeroy III
Milo H. Thompson
Santa Ana, California
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Arnold J. Prima Jr.
Duane Thorbeck
Washington, DC
Minneapolis, Minnesota
James Scott Rawlings
James D. Tittle
Richmond, Virginia
Abilene, Texas
James W. Rich
James Speed Tuley
Albany, New York
Charlottesville, Virginia
Hilyard R. Robinson
Robert A. Van Deusen
Washington, DC
Denver, Colorado
Craig W. Roland
Walter E. Wagner Jr.
Santa Rosa, California
New York, New York
Alan Rosen
George V. Whisenand
Los Angeles, California
Honolulu, Hawaii
Donald P. Ryder
Elliot Willensky
New York, New York
New York, New York
Jon R. Schleuning
George S. Wright
Portland, Oregon
Arlington, Texas
William Wilcox Scott Minneapolis, Minnesota
Dale E. Selzer Dallas, Texas
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1985 aia president R. Bruce Patty
honorary fellows W. Kirk Banadyga Canada
cof chancellor
Gerard Benoit
Donald L. Hardison
France
Ricardo Levi BoďŹ ll gold medal
Spain
William Wayne Caudill
Masako Hayashi Japan
architecture firm award
Richard Norman Johnson
Venturi, Rauch and Scott Brown
Vladimir KarďŹ k
edward c. kemper award Charles Redmon whitney m. young jr. award Milton V. Bergstedt topaz medallion Colin Rowe 194
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Australia Czechoslovakia
Fernando Margain Mexico
John Overall Australia
James Richards United Kingdom
Miguel Angel Roca Argentina
Alberto Sartoris Switzerland
1985 fellows A. Notley Alford
Kenneth B. Clark
Leonard G. Haeger
Dayton, Ohio
Lincoln, Nebraska
Santa Barbara, California
Robert E. Allen
Glen Edwin Cline
Robert L. Harper
San Francisco, California
Boise, Idaho
Essex, Connecticut
Robert Edward Allen
Stuart E. Cohen
Robert S. Harris
Longview, Texas
Chicago, Illinois
Los Angeles, California
J. Timothy Anderson
Mary Caroline Cole
Sami Hassid
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Berkeley, California
George Anselevicius
Jack M. Corgan
Daniel J. Havekost
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Dallas, Texas
Denver, Colorado
Ray Bedford Bailey
John O. Cotton
Remmert W. Huygens
Houston, Texas
Los Angeles, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Louis J. Bakanowsky
Sam Davis
Harry Jacobs
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Berkeley, California
Oakland, California
Robert M. Beckley
Kenneth DeMay
Donald W. Kennedy
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Watertown, Massachusetts
San Francisco, California
M. Wayne Bell
Albert A. Dorman
Eugene Kremer
Austin, Texas
Los Angeles, California
Manhattan, Kansas
Fredric A. Benedict
Foster W. Dunwiddie
David E. Lawson
Aspen, Colorado
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Madison, Wisconsin
William Bowersox
C. R. Everett
Denvrich C. LeBreton
St. Louis, Missouri
Houston, Texas
New Orleans, Louisiana
Martin Gerald Brixen
Michael T. Fickel
James Lee Loftis
Salt Lake City, Utah
Kansas City, Missouri
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Kenneth F. Brown
Richard F. Floyd
Carl R. Meinhardt
Honolulu, Hawaii
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
Richard S. Bundy
Bruce S. Fowle
Barry Moore
San Diego, California
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
Charles H. Burnette
Robert D. Garland Jr.
Allen D. Moses
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
El Paso, Texas
Kirkland, Washington
Rodger E. Burson
F. Earle Gaulden
Lee H. Nelson
Dallas, Texas
Greenville, South Carolina
Washington, DC
H. Kennard Bussard
S. James Goldstein
Barbara Neski
Des Moines, Iowa
Millburn, New Jersey
New York, New York
Arne Bystrom
Raymond Grenald
Robert E. Oringdulph
Seattle, Washington
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Portland, Oregon
Dean B. Chambliss
Ernest A. Grunsfeld III
Piero Nicole Patri
Grand Junction, Colorado
Chicago, Illinois
San Francisco, California
David M. Childs
Graham Gund
Richard C. Peters
Washington, DC
Cambridge, Massachusetts
San Francisco, California
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William L. Pulgram
Paul P. Sun
Atlanta, Georgia
Boston, Massachusetts
Martin D. Raab
Earl S. Swensson
New York, New York
Nashville, Tennessee
Charles Redmon
Toshikazu Terasawa
Boston, Massachusetts
Los Angeles, California
Hans Riecke
B. Carroll Tharp
Kahului, Hawaii
Montgomery, Texas
Joseph J. Roberto
Calvin J. Tobin
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
John D. Rogers Jr.
David M. Trigiani
Asheville, North Carolina
Jackson, Mississippi
H. Dean Rowe
Bartholomew Voorsanger
Tampa, Florida
New York, New York
Wayne S. Schmidt
Clyde K. Warner Jr.
Indianapolis, Indiana
Louisville, Kentucky
Donald Singer
Robert E. Washington
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Norfolk, Virginia
Adrian Devaun Smith
Joseph Wasserman
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Herbert L. Smith Jr.
John G. Williams
New York, New York
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Carl Stein
Robert L. Wold
New York, New York
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Thomas E. Woodward Dallas, Texas
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Trinity College’s Laurie Auditorium, San Antonio, site of the 1986 investiture ceremony
1986 aia president John A. Busby Jr.
honorary fellows Solange d’Herbez de la Tour France
cof chancellor
John Macdonald Davidson
Vladimir N. Ossipoff
Australia
Abdel Wahed El Wakil gold medal
United Kingdom
Arthur Erickson
Brian E. Eldred Canada
architecture firm award
Wilhelm Holzbauer
Esherick Homsey Dodge & Davis
Henning Larsen
edward c. kemper award Harry Harmon whitney m. young jr. award The Rev. Richard McClure Prosse topaz medallion Vincent Scully Jr.
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Austria Denmark
Geoffrey Arthur Rowe Australia
Heikki Siren Finland
Kaija Siren Finland
1986 fellows J. Carl Abbott Jr.
Samuel Crothers
Charles Harper
Sarasota, Florida
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Wichita Falls, Texas
Richard L. Anderson
Philip W. Dinsmore
Mason S. Hicks
Tucson, Arizona
Tucson, Arizona
Fayetteville, North Carolina
Samuel Armistead Anderson III
George S. Dolim
Peter Hopkinson
San Francisco, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Richmond, Virginia
Frank F. Douglas
Thomas Horty
Robert A. Barclay
Houston, Texas
St. Paul, Minnesota
Gates Mills, Ohio
H. Robert Douglass
John H. Jelliffe
Bertram L. Bassuk
Houston, Texas
Indianapolis, Indiana
New York, New York
Gerald A. Doyle
Paul Duane Jones
Leroy E. Bean
Phoenix, Arizona
Honolulu, Hawaii
Petaluma, California
Jared I. Edwards
Robert A. Kennard
Barry Benepe
Hartford, Connecticut
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
Sidney Eisenshtat
Tai Soo Kim
William A. Blunden
Beverly Hills, California
Hartford, Connecticut
Cleveland, Ohio
Franklin T. Ferguson
Peyton E. Kirven
Leon Bridges
Salt Lake City, Utah
Los Angeles, California
Baltimore, Maine
Ligon B. Flynn
Robert Michael Kliment
Algimantas V. Bublys
Wilmington, North Carolina
New York, New York
BloomďŹ eld Hills, Michigan
Sidney P. Gilbert
John Christopher Knowles
Hilario F. Candela
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Coral Gables, Florida
Myron H. GoldďŹ nger
A. Eugene Kohn
Eric A. Chung
New York, New York
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Robert E. Gramann
James Francis Kortan
Alexander Cooper
Cincinnati, Ohio
Atlanta, Georgia
New York, New York
Aubrey J. Greenberg
John Q. Lawson
Gerald M. Cope
Chicago, Illinois
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
William H. Grover
Elizabeth Bobbitt Lee
Frederic Hamilton Cox Jr.
Essex, Connecticut
Lumberton, North Carolina
Richmond, Virginia
Wallace L. Haas Jr.
Joseph W. Leinweber
Kirk R. Craig
West Covina, California
Grosse Pointe, Michigan
Greenville, South Carolina
Frances Halsband
Roger K. Lewis
New York, New York
College Park, Maryland
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Theodore Liebman
Cathy J. Simon
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
Michael A. McCarthy
Michael M. Sizemore
New York, New York
Atlanta, Georgia
Theodore L. Mularz
Ronald L. Skaggs
Aspen, Colorado
Dallas, Texas
Willard C. Nelson
Bill D. Smith
Provo, Utah
Dallas, Texas
Chartier C. Newton
John W. Sugden
Austin, Texas
Summit Park, Utah
Jimmie R. Nunn
Edgar Tafel
Phoenix, Arizona
New York, New York
Ki Suh Park
Maurice Thominet
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
Derek Parker
Charles N. Tseckares
San Francisco, California
Boston, Massachusetts
W. Irving Phillips Jr.
William Kay Turner
Houston, Texas
New Orleans, Louisiana
Joe T. Pursell
William E. Valentine
Jackson, Mississippi
San Francisco, California
Jerry L. Quebe
Werner G. Wandelmaier
Alexandria, Virginia
New York, New York
M. Jack Rinehart Jr.
Gordon Wildermuth
Charlottesville, Virginia
Chicago, Illinois
Gordon E. Ruehl
Terrance R. Williams
Spokane, Washington
New York, New York
Charles G. Rummel
Norman E. Wirkler
Chicago, Illinois
Dubuque, Iowa
Nicholas G. Sakeller
Kellogg H. Wong
Tucson, Arizona
New York, New York
Paul Segal
David H. Wright
New York, New York
Seattle, Washington
Lawrence P. Segrue
Golden J. Zenon Jr.
Visalia, California
Omaha, Nebraska
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Epcot Center, visited by attendees of the convention in Orlando
1987 aia president Donald J. Hackl
honorary fellows Rifat Kamil Chadirji United Kingdom
cof chancellor
Philip Sutton Cox
S. Scott Ferebee Jr.
Australia
Ignacio Diaz Morales architecture firm award
Mexico
Benjamin Thompson & Associates
Denmark
edward c. kemper award Joseph Monticciolo whitney m. young jr. award J. Max Bond Jr. topaz medallion Ralph Rapson
Tobias Faber Bernard Melchior Feilden United Kingdom
Ji Zhong Feng China
Rudy P. Friesen Canada
Imre Makovecz Hungary
Monica Pidgeon United Kingdom
Ivor Cedric Prinsloo South Africa
JosĂŠ F. Reygadas Mexico
Masayoshi Yendo Japan
200
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1987 fellows Stanley Abercrombie
Maximilian L. Ferro
Tom Lewis Jr.
New York, New York
New Bedford, Massachusetts
Talahassee, Florida
Richard Keith Albyn
Sheldon Fox
Gerald Li
Rochester, Michigan
New York, New York
Charlotte, North Carolina
Louis D. Astorino
Jay E. Frank
Bernard J. Liff
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Dallas, Texas
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Edgar C. Beery
James E. Furr
Stanley C. Livingston
Annandale, Virginia
Houston, Texas
San Diego, California
Robert J. Boerema
Harvey B. Gantt
William Love
Tallahassee, Florida
Charlotte, North Carolina
Los Angeles, California
Robert Brannen
Dale L. Gibbs
Louis Maloof
Boston, Massachusetts
Lincoln, Nebraska
Atlanta, Georgia
Charles E. Broudy
Ronald Goldman
Edward K. McCagg II
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Malibu, California
Seattle, Washington
Walter Burde
Donald Goodhue
M. Allen McCree
Carmel-by-the-Sea, California
Monterey, California
Austin, Texas
Robert H. Canizaro
Joachim C. Grube
James H. Meyer
Jackson, Mississippi
Portland, Oregon
Dallas, Texas
Virgil R. Carter
Peter H. Hand
Nancy A. Miao
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Atlanta, Georgia
New York, New York
Jerry L. Clement
Edwin F. Harris Jr.
Hugh C. Miller
Dallas, Texas
Raleigh, North Carolina
Washington, DC
Robert Damora
Marvin Hatami
James A. Murphy
Bedford, New York
Denver, Colorado
Stamford, Connecticut
Charles M. Davis
Richard S. Hayden
Chester Emil Nagel
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
Denver, Colorado
Sidney L. Delson
John F. Hayes
Thompson C. Nelson
New York, New York
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Kansas City, Missouri
Joseph Robert Deshayes
William W. Herrin Jr.
Allen L. Patrick
Houston, Texas
Huntsville, Alabama
Columbus, Ohio
James R. Diaz
Helmut Jahn
Wilson F. Pollock Jr.
San Francisco, California
Chicago, Illinois
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Lawrence Doane
James O. Jonassen
H. Terry Rasco
San Francisco, California
Seattle, Washington
Little Rock, Arkansas
Peter G. Doyle
Edward V. Kemp
P. Richard Rittelmann
Houston, Texas
Ruston, Louisiana
Butler, Pennsylvania
Albert Efron
John L. Kriken
Richard Ellison Ritz
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
Portland, Oregon
Jose Feito
John M. Laping
Chester E. Roemer
Miami, Florida
Buffalo, New York
St. Louis, Missouri
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John A. Sharratt Boston, Massachusetts
Charles M. Sieger Miami, Florida
Wayne E. Spangler Rice Lake, Wisconsin
Richard L. Taylor Jr. Atlanta, Georgia
Robert L. Tessier Agawam, Massachusetts
Kenneth H. Walker New York, New York
Ralph Warburton Coral Gables, Florida
Charles Randolph Wedding St. Petersburg, Florida
John A. Welch Tuskegee, Alabama
W. Gene Williams Houston, Texas
Donald A. Winkelmann Seattle, Washington
Charles Witsell Jr. Little Rock, Arkansas
Clayton Young Seattle, Washington
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Cathedral of St. John Divine, New York City, site of the 1988 investiture
1988 aia president Ted P. Pappas
honorary fellows Trevor Dannatt United Kingdom
cof chancellor Charles William Brubaker
Lodovico Barbiano di Belgiojoso Italy
architecture firm award
Pierre-AndrĂŠ Dufetel
Hartman-Cox Architects
Yehya Mohamed Eid
France Egypt
edward c. kemper award
Roderick Peter Hackney
David Lewis
Tao Ho
whitney m. young jr. award Habitat for Humanity topaz medallion John Hejduk
United Kingdom Hong Kong
Matti K. Makinen Finland
Ernst A. Plischke Austria
Kazuo Shinohara Japan
Terence J. Williams Canada 203
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1988 fellows Stephen N. Abend
Arthur E. Duerschner
Paul Kinnison Jr.
Kansas City, Missouri
Lincoln, Nebraska
San Antonio, Texas
J. Philip Andrews
Stanton Eckstut
Don W. Kirk
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Fort Worth, Texas
James Harold Anstis
James Edward Ellison
Norman L. Koonce
West Palm Beach, Florida
Washington, DC
Bogalusa, Louisiana
Royden Stanley Bair
Kenneth J. Filarski
Duane Eugene Landry
Houston, Texas
Providence, Rhode Island
Dallas, Texas
Gregory S. Baldwin
James R. Franklin
Jane Lorenz Landry
Portland, Oregon
Washington, DC
Dallas, Texas
Ronald Gene Bowen
Stephen A. George
William N. Larson
Madison, Wisconsin
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Chicago, Illinois
Charles S. Braun
Alan Eliot Goldberg
Donald R. Lee
Maitland, Florida
New Canaan, Connecticut
Charlotte, North Carolina
Michael P. Buckley
Donald W. Y. Goo
Thomas J. Lucas Jr.
Hartford, Connecticut
Honolulu, Hawaii
SouthďŹ eld, Michigan
Charles E. Burgess
Dennis W. Grebner
Michael Maas
Houston, Texas
St. Paul, Minnesota
New York, New York
John J. Castellana
Mark W. Hall
Ronald L. Mace
BloomďŹ eld Hills, Michigan
Los Angeles, California
Raleigh, North Carolina
J. Jeffrey Conroy
Richard W. Hobbs
Wesley A. McClure
Houston, Texas
Seattle, Washington
Raleigh, North Carolina
Richard B. Cook
Peter S. Hockaday
Kenneth L. Motley
Evanston, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Roanoke, Virginia
Daniel J. Coolidge
James J. Jennewein
Carole J. Olshavsky
Boston, Massachusetts
Tampa, Florida
Columbus, Ohio
Raniero Corbelletti
Richard W. Jennings
William Pederson Jr.
University Park, Pennsylvania
Austin, Texas
New York, New York
George M. Crandall
Yu Sing Jung
John Allen Pierce
Portland, Oregon
Boston, Massachusetts
Dallas, Texas
Martin W. Crennen
Douglas S. Kelbaugh
George J. Pillorge
Helena, Montana
Princeton, New Jersey
Baltimore, Maryland
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John W. Pitman Santa Barbara, California
Richard J. Rafferty St. Paul, Minnesota
Ilmar Reinvald Tacoma, Washington
Edward N. Rothe Edison, New Jersey
Philip A. Shive Charlotte, North Carolina
Fleming W. Smith Jr. Nashville, Tennessee
Stuart B. Solomon Watertown, Massachusetts
Michael Harris Spector North Hills, New York
Peter StefďŹ an Boston, Massachusetts
Sheldon D. Wander New York, New York
Arthur M. Weber Aiea, Hawaii
William Wiese II Burlington, Vermont
Gayland B. Witherspoon Pendelton, South Carolina
Carolina Y. C. Woo New York, New York
Raymond W. H. Yeh Norman, Oklahoma
Robert L. Ziegelman Birmingham, Michigan
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The 1989 investiture ceremony took place under the St. Louis Arch
1989 aia president Benjamin E. Brewer Jr.
honorary fellows Lorenzo E. Aldana Mexico
cof chancellor
Louis Gerard Arretche
Preston M. Bolton
France
Philip Manning Dowson gold medal
United Kingdom
Joseph Esherick
Sverre Fehn Norway
architecture firm award
Josef Paul Kleihues
Cesar Pelli & Associates
Toshio Nakamura
Germany Japan
edward c. kemper award Jean P. Carlhian whitney m. young jr. award John H. Spencer topaz medallion Charles Moore
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Shin’ichi Okada Japan
Juhani Pallasmaa Finland
Johan Richter Denmark
Alfred C. W. Roberts Canada
Aldo Rossi Italy
1989 fellows Pedro Aguirre
Paul J. Gumbinger
David J. Neuman
Dallas, Texas
San Mateo, California
Irvine, California
Anthony Ames
Alan C. Helman
Paul Stevenson Oles
Atlanta, Georgia
Maitland, Florida
Newton, Massachusetts
Joseph Bavaro
John Howey
Gregory S. Palermo
Princeton, New Jersey
Tampa, Florida
St. Louis, Missouri
Robert J. Berkebile
Charles A. Hubbard
James D. Puger
Kansas City, Missouri
Houston, Texas
Austin, Texas
Joseph F. Boehning
Edgar L. Huxley
Roger Vernon Reed
Albuquerque, New Mexico
San Diego, California
Liberty, Missouri
J. Donald Bowman
Jack B. Jones
Gil A. Sanchez
Bellevue, Washington
Tamuning, Guam
Santa Cruz, California
Walter T. Carry
Howard H. Juster
Angel C. Saqui II
Atlanta, Georgia
New York, New York
Miami, Florida
Richard Chylinski
Forrest M. Kelley Jr.
Joseph J. Scalabrin
Los Angeles, California
Tallahassee, Florida
Dallas, Texas
Richard C. Donkervoet
Thomas L. Kerns
Arthur F. Sidells
Baltimore, Maryland
Washington, DC
Warren, Ohio
Andrew F. Euston
John H. Lind
Lawrence Simons
Washington, DC
Iowa City, Iowa
Santa Rosa, California
John W. Focke
Herman C. Litwack
James Lee Thomas
Houston, Texas
Newark, New Jersey
Spartanburg, South Carolina
Albert B. Fuller Jr.
Peter E. Madsen
Raymond S. Thompson
St. Louis, Missouri
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Indianapolis, Indiana
Carolyn D. Geise
Walter B. Martinez
Michael F. Trostel
Seattle, Washington
Miami, Florida
Baltimore, Maryland
James Goettsch
Herbert P. McKim
John H. Winkler
Chicago, Illinois
Wilmington, North Carolina
New York, New York
Robert Lawrence Good
Samuel Mockbee
Dallas, Texas
Jackson, Mississippi
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The 1990 investiture ceremony at the University of Houston Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture
1990 aia president Sylvester Damianos
honorary fellows Dato Ikmal Hisham Albakri Malaysia
cof chancellor
Gaetana Aulenti
William A. Rose Jr.
Italy
Essy Baniassad gold medal
Canada
E. Fay Jones
Jacob Blegvad Denmark
architecture firm award
David Y. Davies
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates
Kiril Iliev Doytchev
United Kingdom Bulgaria
edward c. kemper award Henry W. Schirmer whitney m. young jr. award Harry G. Robinson III topaz medallion Raymond L. Kappe
Daryl Jackson Australia
Reiichiro Kitadai Japan
Yuri P. Platanov USSR
Eva Vecsei Canada
Jorge Nu ex Verdugo Mexico
Liangyong Wu China
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1990 fellows Ned H. Abrams
Betsey Olenick Dougherty
Diane Legge Kemp
Sunnyvale, California
Newport Beach, California
Chicago, Illinois
Ronald A. Altoon
William Eng
Lawrence J. Leis
Los Angeles, California
Champaign, Illinois
Louisville, Kentucky
Christopher Arnold
A. Bruce Etherington
Robert H. LeMond
San Mateo, California
Honolulu, Hawaii
Fort Worth, Texas
Douglas H. Austin
James R. Foster
Walter H. Lewis
San Diego, California
San Antonio, Texas
Urbana-Champaigne, Illinois
Michael Bednar
Leslie M. Gallery
Robert Mack
Charlottesville, Virginia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Walter S. Blackburn
Truitt B. Garrison
Virginia S. March
Indianapolis, Indiana
Houston, Texas
Mobile, Alabama
Richard H. BradďŹ eld
Dean W. Graves
Phillip T. Markwood
Atlanta, Georgia
Overland Park, Kansas
Columbus, Ohio
Adrienne Green Bresnan
Robert E. Greager
Noboru Nakamura
New York, New York
SouthďŹ eld, Michigan
Oakland, California
Joseph Bresnan
John Only Greer
Ede I. Nemeti
New York, New York
College Station, Texas
Houston, Texas
M. J. Brodie
Gerald Gurland
Charles Harrison Pawley
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Coral Gables, Florida
Theodore R. Butler
Gerald S. Hammond
Thompson Edward Penney
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Hamilton, Ohio
Charleston, South Carolina
Brent Byers
William John Hawkins III
G. Gray Plosser Jr.
Dallas, Texas
Portland, Oregon
Birmingham, Alabama
Edgardo Contini
H. Curtis Ittner
Harry Granville Robinson III
Los Angeles, California
St. Louis, Missouri
Washington, DC
Christopher Coover
Jon Adams Jerde
Larry D. Self
Phoenix, Arizona
Los Angeles, California
Dallas, Texas
C. Jack Corgan
Richard E. Kaeyer
Mark Simon
Dallas, Texas
Mt. Kisco, New York
Centerbrook, Connecticut
Alex Cvijanovic
Michael Kwartler
Clifton Murray Smart Jr.
Watertown, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Fayetteville, Arkansas
N. R. De Haan
C. James Lawler
Christopher J. Smith
Chicago, Illinois
West Hartford, Connecticut
Honolulu, Hawaii
Panayotis Eric Devaris
Kermit J. Lee Jr.
Colin L. M. Smith
Basking Ridge, New Jersey
Syracuse, New York
Cambridge, Massachusetts
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Charles W. Steger Blacksburg, Virginia
Sidney W. Stubbs Jr. Charleston, South Carolina
Wilbur H. Tusler Jr. San Francisco, California
Edward K. Uhlir Chicago, Illinois
Robert L. Vickery Charlottesville, Virginia
John Vinci Chicago, Illinois
Merle T. Westlake Cambridge, Massachusetts
Chester A. Widom Santa Monica, California
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The 1991 investiture ceremony took place at the Jefferson Memorial in Washington, DC
1991 aia president C. James Lawler
honorary fellows Tadao Ando Japan
cof chancellor
Jozsef Finta
Robert B. Marquis
Hungary
R. David Jackson gold medal
Australia
Charles W. Moore
Jens Nielsen Denmark
architecture firm award
Alexandros N. Tombazis
Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership
Richard Young
edward c. kemper award John F. Hartray Jr. whitney m. young jr. award Robert Kennard topaz medallion Kenneth B. Frampton 211
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Greece Canada
1991 fellows William Adams
Rudolph V. De Chellis
Jeffrey David Heller
Topanga, California
Los Angeles, California
San Francisco, California
N. Sue Alden
David Dixon
Paul Anthony Hesson
Seattle, Washington
Boston, Massachusetts
San Antonio, Texas
John L. Atkins III
William L. Duquette
John Ray Hoke Jr.
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
Los Gatos, California
Washington, DC
Paul Haley Barkley
Charles N. Eley Jr.
Bobbie Sue Hood
Falls Church, Virginia
San Francisco, California
San Francisco, California
Peter Batchelor
Arvid Elness
Marvin C. Housworth Jr.
Raleigh, North Carolina
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Atlanta, Georgia
Carmi Bee
Douglas K. Engebretson
Norman Jaffe
New York, New York
Agawam, Massachusetts
Bridgehampton, New York
Thomas Hall Beeby
Jerome R. Ernst
Walker C. Johnson
Chicago, Illinois
Seattle, Washington
Chicago, Illinois
Rebecca Lee Binder
William H. Fain Jr.
David N. LaBau
Playa del Rey, California
Los Angeles, California
Glastonbury, Connecticut
William E. Brazley Jr.
Bob G. Fillpot
Andrea P. Leers
Park Forest, Illinois
Houston, Texas
Boston, Massachusetts
Paul Broches
Maurice N. Finegold
Herbert E. Lembcke
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
San Francisco, California
Robert F. Brown Jr.
Hollye C. Fisk
George B. Lewis
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Dallas, Texas
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Charles I. Bryant
Michael A. Fitts
Gabor Lorant
Washington, DC
Nashville, Tennessee
Phoenix, Arizona
John J. Casbarian
Chad Floyd
Larry Lord
Houston, Texas
Essex, Connecticut
Atlanta, Georgia
Robert L. Cioppa
Harrison S. Fraker Jr.
John Loss
New York, New York
Minneapolis, Minnesota
College Park, Maryland
William M. Conrad
James B. Gatton
Lenore M. Lucey
Kansas City, Missouri
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
David Allen Daileda
Steven Marshall Goldberg
June S. Lundgren
Washington, DC
New York, New York
St. Paul, Minnesota
James E. Dalton
Joan E. Goody
Eugene J. Mackey III
Kent, Ohio
Boston, Massachusetts
St. Louis, Missouri
Leo A. Daly III
Dellas H. Harder
Susan A. Maxman
Washington, DC
Columbus, Ohio
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Arthur May
Danny M. Samuels
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
William C. McCulloch
Barnett Paul Schorr
Newport Beach, California
Seattle, Washington
Margaret I. McCurry
Charles F. Schrader
Chicago, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Lawrence P. Melillo
Kenneth A. Schroeder
Louisville, Kentucky
Chicago, Illinois
Gerald Moorhead
John P. Sheehy
Houston, Texas
Cambridge, Massachusetts
John W. Mullen III
Sidney M. Shelov
Dallas, Texas
New York, New York
Mary L. Oehrlein
Robert H. Siegel
Washington, DC
New York, New York
James W. P. Olson
E. Crichton Singleton
Seattle, Washington
Kansas City, Missouri
Stuart Pertz
Michael J. Stanton
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
Carolyn S. Peterson
Ray Takata
San Antonio, Texas
Sacramento, California
Eleanore Pettersen
Warren D. Thompson
Saddle River, New Jersey
Fresno, California
Marshall E. Purnell
Robert M. Timme
Washington, DC
Houston, Texas
Rob Wellington Quigley
Kenneth Treister
San Diego, California
Coconut Grove, Florida
Henry S. Reeder Jr.
Charles Wesley WarterďŹ eld Jr.
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Nashville, Tennessee
James W. Rhodes
Cynthia Weese
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
James W. Ritter
Murray Whisnant
Alexandria, Virginia
Charlotte, North Carolina
James G. Rogers II
Michael B. Wilkes
Winter Park, Florida
San Diego, California
Richard M. Rosan
George C. T. Woo
New York, New York
Dallas, Texas
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Trinity Church, Boston, site of the 1992 investiture ceremony
1992 aia president W. Cecil Steward
honorary fellows Donald C. R. Bailey Australia
cof chancellor
Nils Carlson
L. Jane Hastings
Sweden
Vakhtang Davitaia gold medal
USSR
Benjamin Thompson
David W. Edwards Canada
architecture firm award
Inger Exner
James Stewart Polshek and Partners
Johannes Exner
edward c. kemper award Betty Lou Custer whitney m. young jr. award Curtis J. Moody topaz medallion Spiro Kostof 214
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Denmark Denmark
Shoji Hayashi Japan
Alexander P. Kudryavtsev USSR
Vladimir Slapeta Czechoslovakia
Sara Topelson de Grinberg Mexico
1992 fellows James Garth Alexander
Paul Spencer Byard
Dale R. Ellickson
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Washington, DC
Dorman D. Anderson
Robert Campbell
Scott Ellinwood
Seattle, Washington
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Ventura, California
Bruce P. Arneill
Horace Seay Cantrell Jr.
Lawrence Enyart
Glastonbury, Connecticut
Indianapolis, Indiana
Phoenix, Arizona
Donald C. Axon
Chris Carson
Ralph Folland Evans
Los Angeles, California
San Antonio, Texas
Salt Lake City, Utah
Howard John Backen
Lawrence ChafďŹ n Jr.
David Jay Flood
San Francisco, California
Los Angeles, California
Santa Monica, California
Shalom Baranes
Wing T. Chao
Bernardo Fort-Brescia
Washington, DC
Burbank, California
Coral Gables, Florida
Carol Ross Barney
L. William Chapin II
Charles E. Garrison
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Carbondale, Illinois
John Richmond Birge
Frederick Lee Christensen
Wilmot G. Gilland
Omaha, Nebraska
Salinas, California
Eugene, Oregon
Frederick Bland
Fred W. Clarke III
Cary Conrad Goodman
New York, New York
New Haven, Connecticut
Kansas City, Missouri
Friedric K. M. Bohm
Charles Benjamin Croft
John P. Goodman
Columbus, Ohio
Austin, Texas
Syracuse, New York
Michael E. Bolinger
Gary M. Cunningham
Lee Roy Hahnfeld
Baltimore, Maryland
Dallas, Texas
Fort Worth, Texas
Clyde A. Brady III
Fernand W. Dahan
Stanley Ira Hallet
Orlando, Florida
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Joel Brand
George Nelson Daniels
Gerald Hallissy
Houston, Texas
Salt Lake City, Utah
New York, New York
Daniel R. Brents
Gita Dev
Robert L. Hamill Jr.
Villiers Sur Marne, France
San Francisco, California
Boise, Idaho
Stanford R. Britt
Suzanne DiGeronimo
D. Kirk Hamilton
Washington, DC
Paramus, New Jersey
Bellaire, Texas
Woodlief Fulmore Brown
William M. Dikis
Perry Andrew Haviland
Abilene, Texas
Des Moines, Iowa
Oakland, California
Harvey John Bryan
Michael A. Dobbins
Charles R. Heuer
Belmont, Massachusetts
Birmingham, Alabama
Bedford, Massachusetts
Robert E. Bryant
Jimmy Cal Doche
David Hirsch Hoffman
Washington, DC
Amarillo, Texas
Austin, Texas
Edward M. Burke
Milford Wayne Donaldson
John J. Hoffmann
Seattle, Washington
San Diego, California
North Haven, Connecticut
James E. Burlage
William R. Dutcher
Major L. Holland
San Francisco, California
Berkeley, California
Tuskegee, Alabama
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Jess Holmes
Herbert W. Levy
Raymond G. Post Jr.
Las Vegas, Nevada
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Robert Y. C. Hsiung
Harry A. MacEwen
Donald Prowler
Boston, Massachusetts
Tampa, Florida
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Rufus R. Hughes II
Gary J. Mahaffey
Craig E. Rafferty
Atlanta, Georgia
Minneapolis, Minnesota
St. Paul, Minnesota
Robert E. Hull
Marvin John Malecha
Jefferson B. Riley
Seattle, Washington
Pomona, California
Essex, Connecticut
Edwin J. Johnson
Don C. Miles
C. David Robinson
Dallas, Texas
Seattle, Washington
Sausalito, California
Kirby M. Keahey
Lionel B. Morrison
Byron Foster Romanowitz
Houston, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Lexington, Kentucky
Dennis Michael King
Eric Owen Moss
Martha Leibowitz Rothman
Southfield, Michigan
Culver City, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Ballard H. T. Kirk
Perry King Neubauer
William W. Rupe
Columbus, Ohio
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Glendale, Missouri
Ronald Krueck
William O. Neuhaus III
Der Scutt
Chicago, Illinois
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
James Oleg Kruhly
Lawrence J. O’Donnell
Jerome J. Sincoff
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Deerfield, Illinois
St. Louis, Missouri
James I. Lammers
Elizabeth Seward Padjen
Laurinda H. Spear
St. Paul, Minnesota
Topsfield, Massachusetts
Coral Gables, Florida
Gregory W. Landahl
Richard W. Payne
Alfred M. Staehli
Chicago, Illinois
Houston, Texas
Portland, Oregon
T. Jerry Lawrence
Gerard W. Peer
Ralph Steinglass
Tacoma, Washington
Charlotte, North Carolina
New York, New York
M. David Lee
Andrew Perez III
Michael Jay Stepner
Brookline, Massachusetts
San Antonio, Texas
San Diego, California
Todd Lee
Robert W. Peters
Robert Michael Swatt
Boston, Massachusetts
Albuquerque, New Mexico
San Francisco, California
Gene Leedy
Anthony C. Platt
Virginia Ward Tanzmann
Winter Haven, Florida
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Los Angeles, California
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Logic Tobola II Houston, Texas
Thomas Patrick Turner Charlotte, North Carolina
Thomas C. Van Housen Minneapolis, Minnesota
Johannes Van Tilburg Santa Monica, California
C. Gregory Walsh Santa Monica, California
Lloyd G. Walter Jr. Winston-Salem, North Carolina
I. Donald Weston Brooklyn, New York
James H. Wheeler Jr. Abilene, Texas
Tod Culpan Williams New York, New York
Peter Kurt Woerner New Haven, Connecticut
Francis Michael Wai-Ling Wong Seattle, Washington
David Geoffrey Woodcock College Station, Texas
Robert Stanford Woodhurst Jr. Augusta, Georgia
Robert Stanford Woodhurst III Augusta, Georgia
Peter Jay Zweig Houston, Texas
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Fourth Presbyterian Church, Chicago, site of the 1993 investiture ceremony
1993 aia president Susan A. Maxman
honorary fellows Oriol Bohigas Spain
cof chancellor
Cesar X. Flores
John A. Busby Jr.
Mexico
Jaime Lerner gold medal
Brazil
Thomas Jefferson
Olufemi Majekodunmi
Kevin Roche
Nigeria
Motlatsi Peter Malefane
architecture firm award
South Africa
Cambridge Seven Associates Inc.
Spain
Jose Raphael Moneo Jean Nouvel France
edward c. kemper award
Carl J. A. NyrÇn
Theodore F. Mariani
Philippe Robert
Sweden France
whitney m. young jr. award David Castro-Blanco topaz medallion Mario Salvadori
Witold Rybczynski Canada
Minoru Takeyama Japan
Gino Valle Italy
Roy W. Willwerth Canada
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1993 fellows Thomas R. Aidala
John P. Ehrig
David L. Hoffman
San Francisco, California
Melbourne, Florida
Wichita, Kansas
Robert Arrigoni
Steven Ehrlich
Ray C. Hoover III
San Francisco, California
Venice, California
Atlanta, Georgia
John M. Barley II
Thomas N. Eichbaum
David C. Hovey
Jacksonville, Florida
Washington, DC
Glencoe, Illinois
Raj Barr-Kumar
Barry Elbasani
Charles King Hoyt
Washington, DC
Berkeley, California
New York, New York
Jay S. Bauer
James H. Eley
Richard W. Huffman
Newport Beach, California
Jackson, Mississippi
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Lee P. Bearsch
Philip A. Esocoff
Robert Adams Ivy Jr.
Binghamton, New York
Washington, DC
Columbus, Mississippi
Karl A. Berg
J. Handel Evans
Johnpaul Jones
Denver, Colorado
San Jose, California
Seattle, Washington
H. Maynard Blumer
Werner L. Feibes
Bruce Judd
Paradise Valley, Arizona
Schenectady, New York
San Francisco, California
Roy Ward Bogard Jr.
Richard B. Ferrier
Raymond Kaskey
Fort Worth, Texas
Arlington, Texas
Washington, DC
James W. Buckley
Robert A. Fielden
Larry Jay Keller
Swainsboro, Georgia
Las Vegas, Nevada
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Norma Decamp Burns
Luis Flores-Dumont
Russell V. Keune
Raleigh, North Carolina
Santurce, Puerto Rico
Washington, DC
Marvin J. Cantor
Kirk A. Gastinger
Lee F. Kilbourn
Fairfax, Virginia
Kansas City, Missouri
Portland, Oregon
Joseph Ceruti
Phillip H. Gerou
David R. H. King
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
Evergreen, Colorado
Washington, DC
Thomas R. Clause
Gary Graham
Gordon L. King
Des Moines, Iowa
Boston, Massachusetts
Sacramento, California
Lawrence D. Cook
David Lawrence Gray
J. Arvid Klein
Falls Church, Virginia
Santa Monica, California
New York, New York
Ronald O. Crawford
Richard J. Green
Jim C. Kollaer
Roanoke, Virginia
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Houston, Texas
Jerry A. Davis
Francis A. Guffey
Robert N. Kronewitter
New York, New York
Charleston, West Virginia
Denver, Colorado
John M. Davis
John Paul C. Hanbury
Denis G. Kuhn
Austin, Texas
Norfolk, Virginia
New York, New York
Paul S. Devrouax Jr.
David A. Harris
Martha Lampkin Welborne
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Watertown, Massachusetts
Boris Dramov
David Paul Helpern
Arnold L. Larsen
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
LaGrange, Illinois
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Dayl A. Larson
Judith L. Rowe
Ronald H. Tan
Denver, Colorado
Oakland, California
Spokane, Washington
George H. Loschky
Albert W. Rubeling Jr.
James Byron Thomas
Seattle, Massachusetts
Townon, Maryland
Houston, Texas
Judsen R. Marquardt
Carol S. Sakata
Robert Lewis Thompson
Seattle, Washington
Honolulu, Hawaii
Portland, Oregon
Richard E. McCommons
Raj Saksena
LeRoy S. Troyer
Washington, DC
Barrington, Rhode Island
Mishawaka, Indiana
Richard C. Meyer
James J. Sanders
Kenneth A. Underwood
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Seattle, Washington
Newark, New Jersey
Ronald L. Moline
Gotthilf Goetz Schierle
Joseph D. Vaccaro
Kankakee, Illinois
Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles, California
James R. Morter
Fred C. Schmidt
Joseph Valerio
Vail, Colorado
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Chicago, Illinois
Rosemary Muller
Jim W. Sealy
Rafael Vinoly
Oakland, California
Dallas, Texas
New York, New York
Robert C. Mutchler
Carol Shen
Richard L. von Luhrte
Fargo, North Dakota
Berkeley, California
Denver, Colorado
Barton Myers
Robert T. Simpson Jr.
Les Wallach
Los Angeles, California
San Francisco, California
Tucson, Arizona
Robert Duncan Nicol
Cole Smith
George Truman Ward
Oakland, California
Dallas, Texas
Fairfax, Virginia
I. Lewis Nix
Tyler Smith
Bryce A. Weigand
Atlanta, Georgia
Hartford, Connecticut
Dallas, Texas
Edward L. Oremen
David I. Smotrich
Edward Weinstein
San Diego, California
New York, New York
Seattle, Washington
George C. Pappageorge
Neil H. Smull
Sarelle Weisberg
Chicago, Illinois
Boise, Idaho
New York, New York
L. Bradford Perkins
Jane M. Stansfeld
Henry A. Wood
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
Boston, Massachusetts
Barton Phelps
Neal P. Stowe
James R. Wooten
Los Angeles, California
Salt Lake City, Utah
Fort Worth, Texas
Peter Anders Rand
Michael J. Stransky
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Salt Lake City, Utah
Kevin Roche
George Suyama
Hamden, Connecticut
Seattle, Washington
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The University of Southern California, Los Angeles, site of the 1994 investiture ceremony
1994 aia president L. William Chapin II
honorary fellows Juan Bassegoda Nonell Spain
cof chancellor
A. J. Diamond
Thomas H. Teasdale
Canada
Toyo Ito gold medal
Japan
Norman Foster
Azusa Kito Japan
architecture firm award
Dogan Kuban
Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
Juha Ilmari Leiviskä
Turkey Finland
edward c. kemper award Harry C. Hallenbeck whitney m. young jr. award Ki Suh Park topaz medallion Harlan E. McClure
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Robert Peter McIntyre Australia
Brian Sim Canada
1994 fellows Jan M. Abell
Marshall Fenn Clarke
Frank Lanneau Fuller
Tampa, Florida
Greenville, South Carolina
Berkeley, California
Michael Adlerstein
Doris Cole
Duncan Thomas Fulton III
New York, New York
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Dallas, Texas
Laurin B. Askew Jr.
David S. Collins
David F. Furman
Columbia, Maryland
Cincinnati, Ohio
Charlotte, North Carolina
James Frazier Barker
David Cox
John C. Gaunt
Clemson, South Carolina
Washington, DC
Minneapolis, Minnesota
C. Errol Barron Jr.
Metcalf Crump
Barbara L. Geddis
New Orleans, Louisiana
Memphis, Tennessee
Stamford, Connecticut
Richard E. Barrow
Evan D. Cruthers
Roger Neal Goldstein
Birmingham, Alabama
Honolulu, Hawaii
Boston, Massachusetts
Alan Jennings Beard
John Wilson Cuningham
Warren W. Gran
Portland, Oregon
Minneapolis, Minnesota
New York, New York
K. Norman Berry
Ben H. Cunningham
Willard Edward Gwilliam
Louisville, Kentucky
Tierra Verde, Florida
Williamsburg, Virginia
Gary A. Bowden
James L. Cutler
Dan Heinfeld
Baltimore, Maryland
Bainbridge Island, Washington
Irvine, California
Jennie Sue Brown
Peter H. Dominick Jr.
Robert Herman
Seattle, Washington
Denver, Colorado
San Francisco, California
Barry B. Bruce
Brian Paul Dougherty
Robert G. Hershberger
Bellaire, Texas
Newport Beach, California
Tucson, Arizona
C. Joe Buskuhl
Rand L. Elliott
David M. Hewitt
Dallas, Texas
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Seattle, Washington
Harold Buttrick
Joseph L. Fleischer
Charles Clinton Hight
New York, New York
New York, New York
Charlotte, North Carolina
Donald Edwin Carlson
Robert M. Ford III
Mark Larson Hinshaw
Seattle, Washington
Mississippi State, Mississippi
Bellevue, Washington
Donald K. Carter
Bob J. Fowler
Jeffrey A. Huberman
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Abilene, Texas
Charlotte, North Carolina
Ann R. Chaintreuil
Gregory Esser Franta
Timm L. Jamieson
Rochester, New York
Boulder, Colorado
Roanoke, Virginia
Edith Ann Cherry
Edward C. Friedrichs
Anthony N. Johns Jr.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Santa Monica, California
Baltimore, Maryland
Gordon Hing Quon Chong
Richard Edwin Fry
Bendrew Gilbert Jong
San Francisco, California
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Orinda, California
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Duane A. Kell
John Michael Novack Jr.
Eugene L. Surber
St. Paul, Minnesota
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Atlanta, Georgia
Steven Y. Kodama
Joshua Jih Pan
Ted Tokio Tanaka
San Francisco, California
Taipei, Taiwan
Marina del Rey, California
Edward J. Kodet Jr.
John Arthur Raeber
James Leslie Tyler
Minneapolis, Minnesota
San Francisco, California
Santa Monica, California
Ronald J. Labinski
William L. Rawn III
Robert H. Uyeda
Kansas City, Missouri
Boston, Massachusetts
Los Angeles, California
James Lambeth
Roscoe Reeves Jr.
Stephen Vogel
Fayetteville, Arkansas
North Chevy Chase, Maryland
Detroit, Michigan
William C. Louie
Victor A. Regnier
David D. Wallace
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Frederic P. Lyman
James Gus Rome
Amy Weinstein
Sebeka, Minnesota
Corpus Christi, Texas
Washington, DC
John E. MacAllister
Robert W. Root
Jane H. Weinzapfel
San Francisco, California
Denver, Colorado
Boston, Massachusetts
Victor C. Mahler
Norman Rosenfeld
Paul Willen
New York, New York
New York, New York
New York, New York
Robert E. Martin
H. Mark Ruth
Harold L. Williams
Toledo, Ohio
Agana, Guam
Los Angeles, California
Marshall D. Meyers
James E. Rydeen
John C. Wilmot
Palm Springs, California
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Gaithersburg, Maryland
Linda Harris Michael
Linda W. Sanders
Steven Winter
Alexandria, Virginia
Tucson, Arizona
Norwalk, Connecticut
David E. Miller
Walter Schamu
Scott W. Wyatt
Seattle, Washington
Baltimore, Maryland
Seattle, Washington
L. Kirk Miller
Jack T. Sidener
John Loren Yaw
San Francisco, California
San Francisco, California
Aspen, Colorado
Lamberto G. Moris
Robert H. Silver
San Francisco, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Michael Mostoller
Donald E. Sporleder
Princeton, New Jersey
South Bend, Indiana
John V. Mutlow
Arthur V. Strock
Los Angeles, California
Newport Beach, California
Kenneth H. Natkin
Erik Sueberkrop
San Francisco, California
San Francisco, California
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1995 aia president Chester A. Widom
honorary fellows Maurico Rivero Borrel Mexico
cof chancellor
Meinhard von Gerkan
Robert T. Coles
Germany
Blanche Lemco van Ginkel gold medal
Canada
Cesar Pelli
Nicholas T. Grimshaw United Kingdom
architecture firm award
Hisao Koyama
Beyer Blinder Belle
Glenn Murcutt
Japan Australia
edward c. kemper award Paul R. Neel whitney m. young jr. award William J. Stanley III topaz medallion Henry N. Cobb
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Mario Paredes Gaete Chile
Ignasi de Sola-Morales Rubio Spain
Shin Takamatsu Japan
Paul-Andre Tetreault Canada
1995 fellows William T. Adams
William T. Davis
Brian H. Gracey
Dallas, Texas
Greenville, South Carolina
Atlanta, Georgia
Charles A. Albanese
Allan J. Dehar
Roy Eugene Graham
Tucson, Arizona
New Haven, Connecticut
Washington, DC
Ralph G. Allen
Gary Lee Desmond Sr.
William H. Haire Jr.
Santa Ana, California
Denver, Colorado
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Lee H. Askew III
John James Diamond
David Michael Harper
Memphis, Tennessee
Jacksonville, Florida
South Miami, Florida
George R. Bartholick
Frederick Dail Dixon
Craig W. Hartman
Seattle, Washington
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
San Francisco, California
Ronald J. Battaglia
Michael A. Dixon
H. Ralph Hawkins
Buffalo, New York
St. Charles, Illinois
Dallas, Texas
David Wells Beer
J. Paul Duffendack
Michael M. Hearn
New York, New York
Kansas City, Missouri
San Francisco, California
Byron Bell
Robert N. Eddy
Stephen S. Huh
New York, New York
BakersďŹ eld, California
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Wayne Berg
David James Edwards Jr.
Syed V. Husain
New York, New York
Columbia, South Carolina
Emeryville, California
Kirk V. Blunck
Kristine K. Fallon
Elizabeth Wright Ingraham
Des Moines, Iowa
Chicago, Illinois
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Joseph Aaron Boggs
Edward A. Feiner
Gary W. Johnson
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Grand Forks, North Dakota
J. Max Bond Jr.
Richard E. Fernau
Ralph E. Johnson
New York, New York
Berkeley, California
Chicago, Illinois
Robert A. Boynton
Stephanie Elaine Ferrell
Scott Johnson
Richmond, Virginia
Tampa, Florida
Los Angeles, California
Marvin Buchanan
Ronald C. Filson
David A. Jordani
Berkeley, California
New Orleans, Louisiana
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Huber H. Buehrer
W. Jeff Floyd Jr.
Jane Keane
Maumee, Ohio
Atlanta, Georgia
New York, New York
Thomas K. Butt
Steven M. Foote
William D. Kendall
Point Richmond, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Houston, Texas
Bob Coffee
Russell Forester
John Morgan Kirksey
Austin, Texas
La Jolla, California
Houston, Texas
Leland D. Cott
Martin B. Gelber
Alfred H. Koetter
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Santa Monica, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Bernard J. Cywinski
David Evan Glasser
Hendrik Koning
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Santa Monica, California
Doris Andrews Danna
Val Glitsch
Melvin S. Krause Jr.
St. Louis, Missouri
Houston, Texas
Yorktown, Virginia
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Anne McCutcheon Lewis
Solomon S. Pan
Roger Shiels
Washington, DC
San Francisco, California
Portland, Oregon
Calvin F. Lewis
Charles Almond Pearson Jr.
James H. Somes Jr.
Des Moines, Iowa
Arlington, Virginia
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Thomas E. Lollini
Lynn Sanders Pomeroy
Michael Southworth
Berkeley, California
Sacramento, California
Berkeley, California
Phillip E. Lundwall
Homer L. Puderbaugh
Lawrence W. Speck
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Lincoln, Nebraska
Austin, Texas
David C. Martin
Michael Pyatok
Joseph G. Sprague
Los Angeles, California
Oakland, California
Dallas, Texas
Ronald L. Mason
Richard W. Quinn
Frank A. Stasiowski
Denver, Colorado
Glastonbury, Connecticut
Newton, Massachusetts
John M. Maudlin-Jeronimo
David R. Richter
William W. Stewart
Washington, DC
Corpus Christi, Texas
Clayton, Missouri
John McCartney
James Volney Righter
Sharon E. Sutton
Washington, DC
Boston, Massachusetts
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Grant G. McCullagh
Joseph W. Robinson Sr.
John Tomassi
Chicago, Illinois
Atlanta, Georgia
Chicago, Illinois
C. Andrew McLean
Kenneth Alan Rodrigues
Edward T. M. Tsoi
Atlanta, Georgia
San Jose, California
Cambridge, Massachusetts
E. Eean McNaughton Jr.
BenjaminT. Rook
Jack R. Tucker Jr.
New Orleans, Louisiana
Charlotte, North Carolina
Memphis, Tennessee
John M. McRae
Edgar B. Ross
John Gordon Turnbull
Hattiesburg, Mississippi
San Francisco, California
San Francisco, California
R. Alan Melting
J. William Rudd
Gary K. Weeter
New York, New York
Knoxville, Tennessee
Dallas, Texas
James W. Miller
Louis R. Saur
Nicholas H. Weingarten
Madison, Wisconsin
St. Louis, Missouri
Chicago, Illinois
Adolfo E. Miralles
John P. Schooley
Steven F. Weiss
Altadena, California
Columbus, Ohio
Chicago, Illinois
Robert L. Morgan
Warren R. Schwartz
Paul Westlake Jr.
Minnetrista, Minnesota
Boston, Massachusetts
Cleveland, Ohio
Donald B. Myer
Linda Searl
Leonard S. Wicklund
Washington, DC
Chicago, Illinois
DeerďŹ eld, Illinois
John F. Nesholm
John C. Senhauser
Homer L. Williams
Seattle, Washington
Cincinnati, Ohio
Riverside, Missouri
William L. O’Brien Jr.
Takashi Shida
Gary V. Zimmerman
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
Los Angeles, California
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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1996 aia president Raymond G. Post Jr.
honorary fellows Kurt Ackermann Germany
cof chancellor
Bill Chomik
Ellis W. Bullock Jr.
Canada
Michael Hopkins architecture firm award
United Kingdom
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Germany
edward c. kemper award Sylvester Damianos whitney m. young jr. award John L. Wilson topaz medallion Denise Scott-Brown
Rob Krier Kjell Lund Norway
Alvaro Joaquim de Meio Siza Portugal
Gustav Peichl Austria
Raili Pietila Finland
Derry Menzies Robertson Canada
Nils Slaatto Norway
Yoshio Taniguchi Japan
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1996 fellows James Logan Abell
R. Wayne Drummond
Edward M. Hord
Tempe, Arizona
Gainesville, Florida
Baltimore, Maryland
David Baker
Andres M. Duany
James Murray Howard
San Francisco, California
Miami, Florida
Charlottesville, Virginia
Richard W. Bartholomew
Steven L. Einhorn
Harry J. Hunderman
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Albany, New York
Chicago, Illinois
William Bechhoefer
Richard K. Eisner
William A. Isley
Bethesda, Maryland
Oakland, California
Seattle, Washington
Daniel D. Bennett
Elizabeth S. Ericson
Bernard I. Jones
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Boston, Massachusetts
Carbondale, Illinois
Mario H. Boiardi
Curtis Worth Fentress
J. Delaine Jones
Washington, DC
Denver, Colorado
Troy, New York
Gary R. Bowen
Robert Ferris
Eino Olavi Kainlauri
Omaha, Nebraska
San Diego, California
Ames, Iowa
Raymond D. Brochstein
Ira Fink
Stephen Kieran
Houston, Texas
Berkeley, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
John Allen Burns
Darrell A. Fitzgerald
James F. Knight
Alexandria, Virginia
Houston, Texas
Stillwater, Oklahoma
David R. Cartnal
James T. Fitzgerald
William H. Knight
BakersďŹ eld, California
Cincinnati, Ohio
Santa Rosa, California
Edward E. Cherry
James Ray Follett
Panos Koulermos
Hamden, Connecticut
San Francisco, California
Los Angeles, California
Robert E. Chisholm
Thomas K. Fridstein
Rod Kruse
Miami, Florida
Chicago, Illinois
Des Moines, Iowa
Eugene Darwin Cizek
Harry T. Gordon
David C. Lake
New Orleans, Louisiana
Washington, DC
San Antonio, Texas
Robert K. Clough
Susan Greenwald
Anne Spencer Leineweber
Chicago, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
Honolulu, Hawaii
Randolph R. Croxton
Theodore S. Hammer
J. Carson Looney
New York, New York
New York, New York
Memphis, Tennessee
Todd Dalland
John M. Hara
Robert Dale Lynch
New York, New York
Honolulu, Hawaii
Moon Township, Pennsylvania
Theoharis David
Arn Henderson
Arnold Mikon
New York, New York
Norman, Oklahoma
Detroit, Michigan
Clare Henry Day
Philip C. Henderson
Stephen Muse
Redlands, California
Dallas, Texas
Washington, DC
Katherine Diamond
L. M. Holder III
Peter Caverly Newlin
Los Angeles, California
Austin, Texas
Chestertown, Maryland
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Jeffrey Karl Ochsner
Tomas H. Spiers Jr.
Seattle, Washington
Camp Hill, Pennsylvania
Harold B. Olin
Richard P. Stahl
Chicago, Illinois
Springfield, Missouri
Leonard A. Peterson
Robert T. Steinberg
Deerfield, Illinois
San Jose, California
Frederick Phillips
Richard Sundberg
Chicago, Illinois
Seattle, Washington
Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk
Patrick C. Tillett
Miami, Florida
Portland, Oregon
David A. Rhodes
Leslie D. Tincknell
Memphis, Tennessee
Saginaw, Michigan
Paul J. Ricciuti
John G. Waite
Youngstown, Ohio
Albany, New York
Moshe Safdie
Stephen Q. Whitney
Somerville, Massachusetts
Detroit, Michigan
Adele Naude Santos
Frank Williams
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Hans J. Schiller
Mark F. Williams
Mill Valley, California
Maple Glen, Pennsylvania
Roger L. Schluntz
Roger B. Williams
Coral Gables, Florida
Seattle, Washington
Bruce M. Sellery
Michael E. Willis
Marina del Rey, California
San Francisco, California
Paul G. Sieben
Joseph J. Wisnewski
Toledo, Ohio
Alexandria, Virginia
Arthur M. Skolnik
Martin F. Wolf
Snoqualmie, Washington
Chicago, Illinois
Frank Folsom Smith
Robert “Buzz” Yudell
Sarasota, Florida
Santa Monica, California
John R. Smith Ketchum, Idaho
Richard Solomon Chicago, Illinois
John R. Sorrenti Mineola, New York
Marvin J. Sparn Boulder, Colorado
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Church of the Most Holy Name of Jesus, Loyola University, New Orleans, site of the 1997 invesitutre ceremony
1997 aia president Raj Barr-Kumar
honorary fellows Gunnel Adlercreutz Finland
cof chancellor
Xavier Cortes Rocha
Jack DeBartolo Jr.
Mexico
Barry J. Hobin gold medal
Canada
Richard Meier
Patricia Hopkins United Kingdom
architecture firm award
Kwang-Ro Lee
R. M. Kliment & Frances Halsband Architects
Angelina Munoz de Madrid
edward c. kemper award Harold L. Adams whitney m. young jr. award Alan Y. Taniguchi topaz medallion Donlyn Lyndon 230
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Korea Mexico
Christian de Portzamparc France
Ye Rutang China
Helmut C. Schulitz Germany
Tsutomu Shigemura Japan
1997 fellows Roula Alakiotou
Frank Dimster
Michael Hricak
Chicago, Illinois
Los Angeles, California
Venice, California
James J. Amis
Darwin V. Doss
Frances Huppert
Pasadena, California
Salem, Oregon
New York, New York
Deon F. Bahr
Joseph Ehrlich
Mary Alice Hutchins
Lincoln, Nebraska
Los Altos, California
Portland, Oregon
Thomas Lee Becker
Harry Ellenzweig
Gary Y. Kaplan
Washington, DC
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Red Bank, New Jersey
Marlene J. Berkoff
Robin M. Ellerthorpe
Roy F. Knight
San Francisco, California
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Tallahassee, Florida
Ronald P. Bertone
David S. Evans
Jerrily R. Kress
Hopelawn, New Jersey
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Washington, DC
Michael Bobrow
Jay Farbstein
Alex Krieger
Los Angeles, California
San Luis Obispo, California
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Stanley G. Boles
Daniel J. Feil
Henry J. Lagorio
Portland, Oregon
Washington, DC
Orinda, California
Scott W. Braley
Michael M. Fieldman
William R. Lawson
Atlanta, Georgia
New York, New York
Washington, DC
Ronald M. Brame
Jerry Victor Finrow
Brenda A. Levin
Dallas, Texas
Seattle, Washington
Los Angeles, California
Richard Brayton
Stephen Friedlaender
David P. Lindsey
San Francisco, California
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Seattle, Washington
Myra M. Brocchini
Nicholas Goldsmith
Tom Livingston
Berkeley, California
New York, New York
Anchorage, Alaska
Larry S. Bruton
L. Duane Grieve
Clark David Manus
Portland, Oregon
Knoxville, Tennessee
San Francisco, California
John Hulon Bryant
Edward A. Grochowiak
William A. McDonough
Stillwater, Oklahoma
San Diego, California
Charlottesville, Virginia
Heather Willson Cass
William R. Gustafson
James M. McManus
Washington, DC
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Glastonbury, Connecticut
Walter F. Chatham
W. Easley Hamner
Andrew Metter
New York, New York
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
Maurice F. Childs
Timothy P. Hartung
John F. Miller
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Richard T. Conrad
Dennis E. Haskell
William C. Miller
Sacramento, California
Seattle, Washington
Salt Lake City, Utah
Steven M. Davis
Eugene C. Hopkins
Robert B. Molseed
New York, New York
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Annandale, Virginia
Howard S. Decker
Reginald D. Hough
Curtis J. Moody
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Columbus, Ohio
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Frederic D. Moyer
Darrell L. Smith
Northbrook, Illinois
Eugene, Oregon
James Austin Neal
Stephen B. Smith
Greenville, South Carolina
Salt Lake City, Utah
Charles Warner Oakley
Robert A. Spillman
Los Angeles, California
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Richard M. Olcott
Donald Joseph Stastny
New York, New York
Portland, Oregon
Sharon Collins Park
William F. Stern
Washington, DC
Houston, Texas
Robert C. Parrott
James M. Stevenson
Knoxville, Tennessee
Chicago, Illinois
Steven A. Parshall
Donald R. Sunshine
Houston, Texas
Blacksburg, Virginia
Penny Hamilton Posedly
Walter Q. Taylor
Honolulu, Hawaii
Jacksonville, Florida
Marcel Quimby
Leonard Veitzer
Dallas, Texas
San Diego, California
Lemuel Ramos
Leonard Volk
Miami, Florida
Dallas, Texas
Patrick C. Rehse
Sharon F. Washburn
Phoenix, Arizona
Bethesda, Maryland
James G. Rogers III
David H. Watkins
New York, New York
Bellaire, Texas
Richard Rothman
Janet Rothberg White
Atlanta, Georgia
SpringďŹ eld, Missouri
Michael Rotondi
Samuel G. White
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
John Ruble
Allison Grace Williams
Santa Monica, California
San Francisco, California
Evett J. Ruffcorn
Steven R. Winkel
Seattle, Washington
Berkeley, California
Werner Sabo
Paul Winslow
Chicago, Illinois
Phoenix, Arizona
Sam Scaccia
Kyu Sung Woo
Chicago, Illinois
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Phillip K. Settecase
Frank Sallee Zilm
Salem, Oregon
Kansas City, Missouri
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St. Mary’s Cathedral, San Francisco, site of the 1998 investiture ceremony
1998 aia president Ronald Arthur Altoon
honorary fellows Terry Farrell United Kingdom
cof chancellor
Eva Matsuzaki
Harold L. Adams
Canada
Zhang Qinnan architecture firm award Centerbrook Architects and Planners edward c. kemper award Norman L. Koonce whitney m. young jr. award Leon Bridges topaz medallion Werner Seligmann
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China
Ismael Mario Rodriguez Garcia Mexico
Detlef Schreiber Germany
Masao Shiina Japan
Luo Xiaowei China
1998 fellows Loren Peter Ahles
Antonio G. Di Mambro
Frank Harmon
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Boston, Massachusetts
Raleigh, North Carolina
Henry C. Alexander Jr.
Janet Donelson
James W. Harrell
Coral Gables, Florida
Seattle, Washington
Cincinnati, Ohio
Martha Peck Andrews
Mary-Jean Eastman
Douglas C. Hartman
Portland, Oregon
New York, New York
Dallas, Texas
Anthony J. Atkin
Jeremiah Eck
Bruce A. Hawtin
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Boston, Massachusetts
Jackson, Wyoming
Ann M. Beha
John M. Ellis
Margaret Helfand
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
New York, New York
Ralph Clifford Bender
Terrel M. Emmons
Kem G. Hinton
San Antonio, Texas
Alexandria, Virginia
Nashville, Tennessee
Lance Bird
Mark C. Engelbrecht
Gregory O. Hnedak
Pasadena, California
Ames, Iowa
Memphis, Tennessee
Jan Gaede Blackmon
James Gantt Fausett
Dean M. Illingworth
Dallas, Texas
Marietta, Georgia
Indianapolis, Indiana
Bernard Bortnick
Edward C. Flato
Mike Jackson
Dallas, Texas
San Antonio, Texas
SpringďŹ eld, Illinois
J. Michael Brendle
Alan Golin Gass
Stephen Kanner
Denver, Colorado
Denver, Colorado
Los Angeles, California
H. Gordon Brooks II
Robert S. George
M. Ray Kingston
Lafayette, Louisiana
San Bruno, California
Salt Lake City, Utah
David J. Brotman
James S. Gimpel
Sylvia P. Kwan
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Jamie Cannon
William Ross Glass
Thomas Laging
St. Louis, Missouri
Oakland, California
Lincoln, Nebraska
Clyde Reynolds Carpenter
Richard Gluckman
Benjamin B. Lee
Lexington, Kentucky
New York, New York
Honolulu, Hawaii
Joseph W. Casserly
James M. Glymph
Peter Lizon
Chicago, Illinois
Santa Monica, California
Knoxville, Tennessee
Susan Chin
Ronald Vance Gobbell
R. Nicholas Loope
New York, New York
Nashville, Tennessee
Scottsdale, Arizona
W. Kent Cooper
Robert E. Gould
Graham Barton Luhn
Washington, DC
Kansas City, Missouri
Houston, Texas
Samuel N. Darby
William Clute Gridley
Connie S. McFarland
Rockford, Illinois
Washington, DC
Tulsa, Oklahoma
D. Graham Davidson
J. Paul Hansen
David Meckel
Washington, DC
Savannah, Georgia
San Francisco, California
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Edward I. Mills
Alan D. Sclater
New York, New York
Seattle, Washington
Herbert N. Nadel
Edward J. Seibert
Los Angeles, California
Sarasota, Florida
Clifford S. Nakata
S. Alexander Seidel
Colorado Springs, Colorado
San Francisco, California
John H. Nelson
Gary L. Skog
Chicago, Illinois
SouthďŹ eld, Michigan
Gerald Francis Oudens
Dennis William Stacy
Chevy Chase, Maryland
Dallas, Texas
Bryce D. Pearsall
William Johnson Stanley III
Phoenix, Arizona
Atlanta, Georgia
Michael L. Quinn
Patrick M. Sullivan
Washington, DC
Claremont, California
Peter T. S. Rasmussen
Marily Jordon Taylor
Tacoma, Washington
New York, New York
I. S. K. Reeves V
Karl Thorne
Winter Park, Florida
Gainesville, Florida
Kenneth Ricci
James Timberlake
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
David Earl Rice
Phillip Edmonds Tobey
San Diego, California
Reston, Virginia
Ronnette Anita Riley
Coulson Tough
New York, New York
The Woodlands, Texas
Garth Carl Rockcastle
Seab A. Tuck III
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Nashville, Tennessee
Carl D. Roehling
Jan Wampler
Detroit, Michigan
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Ralph Joseph Roesling II
Daniel Harding Wheeler
San Diego, California
Chicago, Illinois
Lauren L. Rottet
Daniel Williams
Los Angeles, California
Coconut Grove, Florida
John A. Ruffo
John L. Wilson
San Francisco, California
Boston, Massachusetts
David G. Scheatzle
H. Alan Zeigel
Tempe, Arizona
Boulder, Colorado
Jeffery Scherer Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Temple Emanu-El, Dallas.
1999 aia president Michael Stanton
honorary fellows Suk-Woong Chang Korea
cof chancellor
Richard England
James D. Tittle
Malta
Ignazio Gardella gold medal
Italy
Frank Gehry
Vittorio Gregotti Italy
architecture firm award
Muzharul Islam
Perkins & Will
Rem Koolhaas
Bangladesh Netherlands
edward c. kemper award James R. Franklin whitney m. young jr. award Charles McAfee topaz medallion W. Cecil Steward
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Wilhelm KĂźcker Germany
Enrique Norten Mexico
John Patkau Canada
Patricia Patkau Canada
Ken Yeang Malaysia
1999 fellows Killis P. Almond Jr.
Kenneth C. Crocco
Glenn Hudson Gregg
San Antonio, Texas
Chicago, Illinois
New Haven, Connecticut
William L. Anderson
Benjamin R. Darmer
Donald I. Grinberg
Des Moines, Iowa
Atlanta, Georgia
Boston, Massachusetts
Richard Moore Archer
Robert I. Davidson
M. Boone Hellman
San Antonio, Texas
New York, New York
La Jolla, California
Daniel L. Avchen
Albert J. Davis
Thomas S. Howorth
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Blacksburg, Virginia
Oxford, Mississippi
Linda Barnes
Edward L. Deam
Frederick J. Hynek
Portland, Oregon
Chicago, Illinois
Parker, Colorado
John Craig Beale
Robert W. Dorsey
Ralph T. Jackson
Dallas, Texas
Cincinnati, Ohio
Boston, Massachusetts
Anthony N. Bernheim
John Eifler
Jordan O. Jelks
San Francisco, California
Chicago, Illinois
Macon, Georgia
Ronald B. Blitch
Deane M. Evans Jr.
Roberta W. Jorgensen
New Orleans, Louisiana
Washington, DC
Irvine, California
Susan H. Blumentals
Michael Farewell
John Hilton Kell Jr.
Brooklyn Center, Minnesota
Princeton, New Jersey
San Antonio, Texas
L. Kirkpatrick Bobo
Richard Caryl Farley
Jong Soung Kimm
Memphis, Tennessee
Denver, Colorado
Seoul, Korea
William N. Bodouva
Stephen J. Farneth
Stephen Jarome Kirk
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
Grosse Pointe Park, Michigan
Paul Davis Boney
Robert Allen Findlay
Peter Landon
Wilmington, North Carolina
Ames, Iowa
Chicago, Illinois
James Henry Bradburn
Marion Lee Fowlkes
Elizabeth Waddel Lawson
Denver, Colorado
Nashville, Tennessee
Charlottesville, Virginia
Robert Lewis Brown Jr.
Jeffery S. French
Ralph Lerner
Decatur, Georgia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Princeton, New Jersey
Jack Alan Carpenter
Frederick C. Gast Jr.
Glen S. LeRoy
San Diego, California
Portland, Oregon
Lawrence, Kansas
Timothy A. Casai
Martha M. Gates
Toby S. Levy
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
Pittsford, New York
San Francisco, California
Donald W. Caskey
Joseph P. Giattina Jr.
Virginia B. MacDonald
Irvine, California
Birmingham, Alabama
Hawaii National Park, Hawaii
Stephan Castellanos
Randall C. Gideon
Christopher C. Martin
Stockton, California
Fort Worth, Texas
Los Angeles, California
George L. Claflen Jr.
W. Douglas Gilpin Jr.
W. Mike Martin
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Charlottesville, Virginia
Berkeley, California
John P. Clarke
Raymond L. Gindroz
Joe Mitchell McCall
Trenton, New Jersey
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Dallas, Texas
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James McCullar
James Shay
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
David R. Messersmith
George C. Sheldon
Lubbock, Texas
Portland, Oregon
Juanita M. Mildenberg
Patricia C. Sherman
Bethesda, Maryland
Concord, New Hampshire
Daniel R. Millen Jr.
Donal R. Simpson
Trenton, New Jersey
Dallas, Texas
George H. Miller
Scott M. Simpson
New York, New York
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Dan S. Mitchell
Arthur F. Smith
St. Louis, Missouri
SouthďŹ eld, Michigan
Jennifer T. Moulton
Julie V. Snow
Denver, Colorado
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Robert L. Newsom
Duffy Brock Stanley
Los Angeles, California
El Paso, Texas
George Z. Nikolajevich
Douglas L. Steidl
St. Louis, Missouri
Akron, Ohio
John R. Pangrazio
Douglas R. Suisman
Seattle, Washington
Santa Monica, California
Dennis A. Paoletti
John Mark Syvertsen
San Francisco, California
Chicago, Illinois
Maris Peika
Marvin L. Taff
Toluca Lake, California
Beverly Hills, California
Charles A. Platt
Edward Vaivoda Jr.
New York, New York
Portland, Oregon
Lee A. Polisano
Gregory Villanueva
London, United Kingdom
Los Angeles, California
Bruce A. Race
Barbara E. Wilks
Berkeley, California
Baltimore, Maryland
David Rinehart
E. Stewart Williams
Los Angeles, California
Palm Springs, California
Mark William Rios
David C. Woodhouse
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
R. Christian Schmitt
John J. Zils
Charleston, South Carolina
Chicago, Illinois
Betty-Lee Seydler-Hepworth SouthďŹ eld, Michigan
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The 2ooo investiture ceremony in the Girard College Founders’ Hall, Philadelphia
2ooo aia president Ronald L. Skaggs
honorary fellows Carlo Aymonino Italy
cof chancellor
Zaha Hadid
Robert A. Odermatt
United Kingdom
Nobuo Hozumi gold medal
Japan
Ricardo Legorreta Vilchis
Achyut P. Kanvinde India
architecture firm award
Kyung-Hoi Lee
Gensler
Raymond Moriyama
Korea Canada
edward c. kemper award James A. Scheeler whitney m. young jr. award Louis L. Weller topaz medallion Alan H. Balfour
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Vassilis C. Sgoutas Greece
Haigo T. H. Shen Taiwan
Timo Suomalainen Finland
Chung Soo Won Korea
2 ooo fellows Edward Allen
Nicholas D. Davis
David G. Jepson
Natick, Massachusetts
Auburn, Alabama
Hartford, Connecticut
Natalye L. Appel
Olvia C. Demetriou
Danie A. Johnson
Houston, Texas
Washington, DC
Ashville, North Carolina
Rebecca Gay Barnes
William R. Deno
Renis O. Jones Jr.
Boston, Massachusetts
Boulder, Colorado
Montgomery, Alabama
Edward M. Baum
Bruce Wayne Dicker
Gerald M. Kagan
Dallas, Texas
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
New Haven, Connecticut
Frederic Bell
C. R. George Dove
Mark Kalin
Long Island City, New York
Washington, DC
Newton Center, Massachusetts
Phillip G. Bernstein
Helene Combs Dreiling
Bernard A. Kellenyi
New Haven, Connecticut
Warrenton, Virginia
Red Bank, New Jersey
William Beyer
Gary L. Everton
Donald I. King
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Nashville, Tennessee
Seattle, Washington
James L. Binkley
R. Jerome Filer
Stuart L. Knoop
Arlington, Virginia
Miami, Florida
Chevy Chase, Maryland
Martin M. Bloomenthal
Michael D. Flynn
Ronald Kolman
Princeton, New Jersey
New York, New York
Savannah, Georgia
William J. Bobenhausen
Cynthia Frewen-Wuellner
J. Richard Kremer
Norwalk, Connecticut
Kansas City, Missouri
Louisville, Kentucky
Terrance John Brown
Theodore E. Garduque
Peter G. Kuttner
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Honolulu, Hawaii
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Jeanne C. Byrne
Nonya Grenader
Jerry A. Laiserin
PaciďŹ c Grove, California
Houston, Texas
Woodbury, New York
Charles W. Clary III
Eric J. Hill
John M. Y. Lee
Destin, Florida
Detroit, Michigan
New York, New York
Donald M. Comstock
J. David Hoglund
Conrad Levenson
Sacramento, California
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Steade R. Craigo
Daniel J. Huberty
R. Doss Mabe
Sacramento, California
Seattle, Washington
Los Angeles, California
Curt F. Dale
Gregory Keane Hunt
Mark McInturff
Denver, Colorado
Washington, DC
Bethesda, Maryland
Clark S. Davis
Lloyd W. Jary
Franklin B. Mead III
St. Louis, Missouri
San Antonio, Texas
Boston, Massachusetts
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C. Richard Meyer
Victor Saroki
Seattle, Washington
Birmingham, Michigan
Robert J. Miklos
Robert Schwartz
Boston, Massachusetts
Washington, DC
Richard L. Miller
Brad Simmons
Nashville, Tennessee
St. Louis, Missouri
Steven W. Miller
Edward F. Smith
Prague, Czechoslovakia
Salt Lake City, Utah
Michael J. Mills
Kenneth R. Smith
Glen Ridge, New Jersey
Jacksonville, Florida
Lee F. Mindel
Sheila K. R. Snider
New York, New York
Indianapolis, Indiana
Barbara A. Nadel
Hak Sik Son
Forest Hills, New York
Santa Monica, California
John V. Nyfeler
Kent Fitzgerald Spreckelmeyer
Austin, Texas
Lawrence, Kansas
Thomas F. O’Connor
Richard Nelson Swett
Detroit, Michigan
Copenhagen, Denmark
Kenneth J. Owens Jr.
Michael Tribble
Birmingham, Alabama
Charlotte, North Carolina
G. William Quatman
Jeffrey S. Wilson
Kansas City, Missouri
Anchorage, Alaska
Mark A. Reddington
William Wong Jr.
Seattle, Washington
Taikooshing, Hong Kong
Ronald A. Reed
Enrique A. Woodroffe
Cleveland, Ohio
Tampa, Florida
Jerry R. Reich
Norbert W. Young Jr.
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Rey de la Reza
James K. Zahn
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
orge Rigau Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico
Thomas R. Samuels Chicago, Illinois
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St. John’s Cathedral, Denver, Colorado, site of the 2oo1 investiture ceremony
2oo1 aia president John D. Anderson
honorary fellows Juan Navarro Baldeweg Spain
cof chancellor
Sumet Jumsai
Harold Roth
Thailand
Sergio Lenci gold medal
Italy
Michael Graves
Brian MacKay-Lyons Canada
architecture firm award
Wladimir Mitrofanoff
Herbert Lewis Kruse Blunck Architecture
J. Francisco Serrano
edward c. kemper award Charles F. Harper whitney m. young jr. award Cecil A. Alexander topaz medallion Lee G. Copeland
242
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France Mexico
Jean Paul Viguier France
2 oo1 fellows Antonin Aeck
Morton Frank
John T. Meyer
Atlanta, Georgia
Redwood City, California
Saginaw, Michigan
Susan M. Allen
Neil P. Frankel
Gordon E. Mills
Morgantown, Indiana
Chicago, Illinois
Dubuque, Iowa
James V. Allred
John P. Franzen
Melvin L. Mitchell
Reston, Virginia
Southport, Connecticut
Baltimore, Maryland
Gregg D. Ander
Daniel S. Friedman
Jill K. Morelli
Irwindale, California
Cincinnati, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Georgia Bizios
Warren N. Goodwin
Michael H. Nicklas
Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Brentwood, Tennessee
Raleigh, North Carolina
Bruce T. Bockstael
Amy L. Gould
Christopher G. Nims
Hartford, Connecticut
Baltimore, Maryland
Denver, Colorado
Hugh A. Boyd
Alan M. Hantman
Frederick Noyes
Montclair, New Jersey
Washington, DC
Boston, Massachusetts
Timothy G. Cahill
Barbara G. Heller
John Gray Perry
Kansas City, Missouri
Washington, DC
Portland, Oregon
Jaime CanavĂŠs
Ricardo C. Herring
Peter Pran
Miami, Florida
Mitchellville, Maryland
Seattle, Washington
Richard Scott Carde
Eric B. Johnson
Johnstone Reid Jr.
Santa Monica, California
Savannah, Georgia
Orlando, Florida
William J. Carpenter
Allan W. Kehrt
Bill Rostenberg
Atlanta, Georgia
Princeton, New Jersey
San Francisco, California
James C. Childress
Peter Krasnow
Harry R. Rutledge
Centerbrook, Connecticut
New York, New York
York, Pennsylvania
Daniel G. Chun
Robert G. Larsen
Kenneth A. Schwartz
Honolulu, Hawaii
New York, New York
Charlottesville, Virginia
Daniel P. Coffey
Howarth L. Lewis Jr.
William C. Shopsin
Chicago, Illinois
West Palm Beach, Florida
New York, New York
Anthony J. Costello
Gail A. Lindsey
Evan H. Shu
Muncie, Indiana
Wake Forest, North Carolina
Melrose, Massachusetts
Page Ayres Cowley
Robert S. Livesey
Lorri D. Sipes
New York, New York
Columbus, Ohio
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Pamela P. Delphenich
Ivenue Love-Stanley
Mark W. Steele
New Haven, Connecticut
Atlanta, Georgia
La Jolla, California
Donald J. Dwore
Marsha Maytum
R. K. Stewart
Coral Gables, Florida
San Francisco, California
San Francisco, California
Frank L. Elmer
David Metzger
Neil E. Strack
Columbus, Ohio
Washington, DC
Champaign, Illinois
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John P. Sullivan Valhalla, New York
Vernon D. Swaback Scottsdale, Arizona
Edward K. Takahashi Santa Monica, California
John Tarantino New York, New York
John P. Tice Jr. Pensacola, Florida
John Francis Torti Silver Spring, Maryland
Mark J. Tortorich Martinez, California
William H. Truex Jr. Burlington, Vermont
Chiu Lin Tse-Chan San Francisco, California
Ilene R. Tyler Ann Arbor, Michigan
Louis L. Weller Albuquerque, New Mexico
Christopher R. Widener SpringďŹ eld, Ohio
Donald L. Williams Houston, Texas
David L. Wooley Knoxville, Tennessee
Linda M. Yowell New York, New York
244
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First United Methodist Church, Charlotte, North Carolina, site of the 2oo2 investiture ceremony
2002 aia president Gordon H. Chong
honorary fellows Massimiliano Fuksas Italy
cof chancellor
Barry W. Johns
C. James Lawler
Canada
Paolo Portoghesi gold medal
Italy
Tadao Ando
Hchioh Sang Seung Korea
architecture firm award
Zheng Shiling
Thompson, Ventulett, Stainback & Associates, Inc.
Michio Sugawara
whitney m. young jr. award Robert P. Madison topaz medallion Jerzy Soltan
245
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China Japan
2 oo2 fellows Ross S. Anderson
Ann E. Gray
James W. O’Brien
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
New Brighton, Minnesota
J. Tom Ashley III
Robert M. Gurney
Constantine George Pappas
McAllen, Texas
Alexandria, Virginia
Troy, Michigan
James B. Atkins
Stephen R. Hagan
Norbert A. Peiker
Dallas, Texas
Washington, DC
Mansfield, Ohio
Josiah ( Jay) Baker
Imre Halasz
Jesse J. Peterson Jr.
Houston, Texas
Boston, Massachusetts
Wilmington, North Carolina
William Lewis Barlow IV
Robert P. Hammell
Richard N. Pollack
Marblehead, Massachusetts
Arlington, Virginia
San Francisco, California
Charles William Bevins
Justin Henshell
Andy Pressman
Charleston, West Virginia
Red Bank, New Jersey
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Roger Cannon
Mark Robert Johnson
Kathryn Tyler Prigmore
Raleigh, North Carolina
Newtown Square, Pennsylvania
Washington, DC
Michael Dale Chambers
Leevi Kiil
Theodore H. M. Prudon
Minneapolis, Minnesota
New York, New York
New York, New York
Adrian O. Cohen
Jonathan Levi
Daniel A. Redstone
Santa Monica, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Southfield, Michigan
W. Philip Cotton Jr.
Charles D. Linn
Ken L. Ross Jr.
St. Louis, Missouri
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
Steve H. Crane
Vivian E. Loftness
David D. Salmela
Salt Lake City, Utah
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Duluth, Minnesota
Beatriz del Cueto
Robert D. Loversidge Jr.
Kenneth D. Sanders
Guaynabo, Puerto Rico
Columbus, Ohio
Portland, Oregon
Paul J. Donnelly
Lucinda Ludwig
Martin G. Santini
St. Louis, Missouri
Omaha, Nebraska
Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey
Benjamin P. Fisher
Stephen A. McDowell
David W. Schervish
San Francisco, California
Kansas City, Missouri
Detroit, Michigan
James A. Gatsch
Francois C. de Menil
Todd H. Schliemann
Princeton, New Jersey
New York, New York
New York, New York
Thomas B. Gerfen
James R. Merritt
Katherine L. Schwennsen
San Francisco, California
Tacoma, Washington
Ames, Iowa
James D. Gibans
Murdo D. Morrison
Michael E. Smith
Cleveland, Ohio
Redwood City, California
Bellingham, Washington
Wayne L. Good
Dale Mulfinger
Sam T. Snowdon Jr.
Annapolis, Maryland
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Laurinburg, North Carolina
246
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William E. Snyder Henderson, Nevada
Suman Sorg Washington, DC
Beverley B. Spears Santa Fe, New Mexico
Morris A. Stein Phoenix, Arizona
Don A. Swofford Charlottesville, Virginia
Jerry R. Tepe Hopkinton, New Hampshire
Glen A. Tipton Baltimore, Maryland
Kathryn C. Vernon-McKeen Newington, Connecticut
Wesley Wei Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Lester Wertheimer Los Angeles, California
Ward B. Whitwam Sioux Falls, South Dakota
Hofu Wu Diamond Bar, California
Barry David Yatt Arlington, Virginia
Joel P. Zingeser Rockville, Maryland
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Salk Institute, La Jolla, California, site of the 2oo3 investiture ceremony
2003 aia president Thompson E. Penney
honorary fellows Jean-Marie Charpentier France
cof chancellor
Jacques Herzog
Sylvester Damianos
Switzerland
Il-in Hwang architecture firm award
Korea
Miller | Hull Partnership
Canada
edward c. kemper award C. James Lawler whitney m. young jr. award Hispanic American Construction Industry Association (HACIA) topaz medallion Marvin J. Malecha
248
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Phyllis Lambert Pierre de Meuron Switzerland
2 oo3 fellows Charles Angyal
Randall K. Fujiki
Daniel H. Nall
San Diego, California
Honolulu, Hawaii
Princeton, New Jersey
Anthony Belluschi
Fulton G. Gale III
Eric Christopher Naslund
Chicago, Illinois
Seattle, Washington
San Diego, California
Carol Rusche Bentel
Douglas A. Garofalo
Kurt Neubek
Locust Valley, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Houston, Texas
Paul Louis Bentel
Lewis J. Goetz
Roger L. Neuenschwander
Locust Valley, New York
Washington, DC
Atlanta, Georgia
Bruce E. Blackmer
Armando L. Gonzalez
Karen V. Nichols
Spokane, Washington
Pasadena, California
Princeton, New Jersey
Timothy Brent Blonkvist
T. J. Gottesdiener
Douglas Noble
San Antonio, Texas
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Lance Jay Brown
Samuel Y. Harris
Joseph K. Oppermann
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Peter Hoyt Brown
Stanford Hughes
Sherida Elizabeth Paulsen
Houston, Texas
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
C. Robert Campbell
Wendy Evans Joseph
Katherine N. Peele
Albuquerque, New Mexico
New York, New York
Raleigh, North Carolina
S. Fiske Crowell Jr.
William Henry Kreager
Guy W. Peterson
Boston, Massachusetts
Seattle, Washington
Sarasota, Florida
Mary Werner DeNadai
William E. Leddy
Donald P. Polsky
Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania
San Francisco, California
Omaha, Nebraska
John Douglas
Michael Mann
Linda M. Ramsay
Scottsdale, Arizona
Los Angeles, California
Savannah, Georgia
Gabriel Durand-Hollis
Ann K. McCallum
Suzane Reatig
San Antonio, Texas
Williamstown, Massachusetts
Kensington, Maryland
Philip J. Enquist
Cheryl Lynn McAfee-Mitchell
John S. Reynolds
Chicago, Illinois
Atlanta, Georgia
R. Allen Eskew New Orleans, Louisiana
Laura A. Horstman Fisher
Mark R. Mendell Grand Island, New York
Robert L. Miller
Chicago, Illinois
Washington, DC
Philip G. Freelon Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
John D. Milner Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania
Eugene, Oregon
Susan T. Rodriguez New York, New York
Daniel Rowen New York, New York
Jonathan Segal La Jolla, California
Dan Sidney Shipley Dallas, Texas
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Lee H. Skolnick New York, New York
Randall Paul Stout Los Angeles, California
Stephen Swicegood Decatur, Georgia
Val Thomas Seattle, Washington
Lee Tollefson Saint Paul, Minnesota
Roberta Marrano Unger Atlanta, Georgia
Andrew A. Vazzano Detroit, Michigan
Thomas Vonier Paris, France
Joseph O. Wong San Diego, California
Rick Zieve Seattle, Washington
250
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Rockefeller Chapel, Univeristy of Chicago, by AIA Gold Medalist Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue
2004 aia president Eugene C. Hopkins
honorary fellows Shigeru Ban Japan
cof chancellor
Carlo Baumschlager
Betsey Olenick Dougherty
Austria
Dietmar Eberle gold medal
Austria
Samuel Mockbee
Herman Hertzberger The Netherlands
architecture firm award
Suha Ozkan
Lake | Flato Architects
Moshe Zarhy
Switzerland Israel
edward c. kemper award Robert A. Odermatt whitney m. young jr. award Terrance J. Brown topaz medallion Stanford Anderson
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Peter Zumthor Switzerland
2 oo4 fellows John William Allegretti
Carl Galioto
Judith Kinnard
St. Joseph, Michigan
New York, New York
Centerville, Virginia
Alan W. T. Baldwin Jr.
W. Eugene George
Brian R. Klipp
Charlotte, North Carolina
Austin, Texas
Denver, Colorado
Samuel R. Bayne
Mahmoud Gharachedaghi
Thomas Walter Kundig
Southfield, Michigan
Torrance, California
Seattle, Washington
James Ross Biber
H. Carleton Godsey Jr.
Patricia Lancaster-Brown
New York, New York
Louisville, Kentucky
New York, New York
Craig D. Blackmon
David B. Greenbaum
Angie Lee
Dallas, Texas
Washington, DC
Chicago, Illinois
Karen L. Braitmayer
Adam A. Gross
Laura A. Lee
Seattle, Washington
Baltimore, Maryland
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Joseph G. Burns
Stanley A. Haas
Michael Berryl Lehrer
Chicago, Illinois
Austin, Texas
Los Angeles, California
Andrus Burr
Thomas Owen Hacker
Jill N. Lerner
Williamstown, Massachusetts
Portland, Oregon
New York, New York
John H. Catlin
Paul A. Harding
Max Levy
Chicago, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
Dallas, Texas
Jonathan W. Cohen
Jon D. Hlafter
Merlin E. Lickhalter
Berkeley, California
Princeton, New Jersey
Naples, Florida
Tommy Neal Cowan
Michael J. Holtz
Winford Lindsay
Austin, Texas
Boulder, Colorado
Lawrenceville, Georgia
James Estes
Mark Hornberger
David W. Look
Newport, Rhode Island
San Francisco, California
Oakland, California
Peter Exley
Néstor I. Infanzón
Stephanie Laine Mallis
Chicago, Illinois
Dallas, Texas
Boston, Massachusetts
Mehrdad Farivar
James Craig Jankowski
Paul D. Mankins
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
Des Moines, Iowa
Barbara A. Field
William B. Karst
Charles Matta
Asheville, North Carolina
Seattle, Washington
Washington, DC
Edwin L. Fields
Emanuel Kelly
Elizabeth Corbin Murphy
Los Angeles, California
Philadelphia, Philadelphia
Akron, Ohio
Lonnie Le Marr Frye
James T. Kienle
Francis S. Oda
Chicago, Illinois
Indianapolis, Indiana
Honolulu, Hawaii
Michael Gabellini
J. Windom Kimsey
Rodney O’Hiser
New York, New York
Henderson, Nevada
Portland, Oregon
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Sheri Olson
Jack Travis
Seattle, Washington
Bronx, New York
Edmund W. Ong
David Owen Tryba
San Francisco, California
Denver, Colorado
Diane R. K. Osan
James M. Warner
Houston, Texas
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Randal Lee Peterson
Donald A. Wexler
San Diego, California
Palm Springs, California
Peter L. Pfeiffer
Edward D. White Jr.
Austin, Texas
Denver, Colorado
Louis R. Pounders
Alison M. Whitelaw
Memphis, Tennessee
San Diego, California
Stephan C. Reinke
Jay Wickersham
London, United Kingdom
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Thomas J. Rossiter
Bill T. Wilson II
Chicago, Illinois
Corpus Christi, Texas
Heinz K. Rudolf
Ronald E. Wommack
Portland, Oregon
Dallas, Texas
Stephen D. Schreiber Tampa, Florida
Aaron B. Schwarz New York, New York
Willard M. Scribner Richmond, Virginia
Robert I. Selby Champaign, Illinois
Henry I. Siegel Emeryville, California
Grant Armann Simpson Dallas, Texas
Christopher Gary Smith Lyndhurst, New Jersey
Mark E. Strauss New York, New York
Norman Strong Seattle, Washington
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k i rk gi t t i n gs
Henderson Pavilion at Liberty Pointe, Henderson, Nevada
2005 aia president Douglas L Steidl
honorary fellows Massimo Carmassi Italy
cof chancellor
Mikko Heikkinen
Lawrence J. Leis
Finland
Paul Hyett gold medal
United Kingdom
Santiago Calatrava
Markku Komonen Finland
architecture firm award Murphy/Jahn, Inc. edward c. kemper award Norbert W. Young Jr. whitney m. young jr. award Stanford R. Britt topaz medallion Edward Allen
254
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Sang-Leem Lee Korea
2 oo5 fellows Fernando AbruĂąa
Diane T. Georgopulos
H. Thomas McGrath Jr.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Boston, Massachusetts
Frederick, Maryland
Jonathan D. Bailey
Alexander Charles Gorlin
Mike Mense
Dallas, Texas
New York, New York
Anchorage, Alaska
Peter L. Bardwell
Raymond D. Greco
Carl F. Meyer
Columbus, Ohio
Minneapolis, Minnesota
El Segundo, California
Donald A. Bertram
Dennis J. Hall
AndrĂŠs Mignucci
Denver, Colorado
Charlotte, North Carolina
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Joan Blumenfeld
George Peyton Hall Jr.
Toshiko Mori
New York, New York
Pasadena, California
New York, New York
Thomas H. Blurock
Henry C. Hardnett
Hyman Myers
Costa Mesa, California
Seattle, Washington
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Bradley Scott Buchanan
Richard J. Heisenbottle
Marilys R. Nepomechie
Denver, Colorado
Coral Gables, Florida
Miami, Florida
Davis Aaron Buckley
Jack C. Hobbs
Daniel Howard Noble
Washington, DC
Boston, Massachusetts
Dallas, Texas
Rick Buckley
Walter Alexander Hunt Jr.
Wendy Ornelas
Seattle, Washington
New York, New York
Manhattan, Kansas
Richard H. Buday
Vincent James
Zoltan E. Pali
Houston, Texas
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Los Angeles, California
Santiago Calatrava
Phillip Craig Johnson
John Pearce
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Durham, North Carolina
Peter David Cavaluzzi
Herbert Katz
Clarence W. Pearson Jr.
New York, New York
Santa Monica, California
Washington, DC
Gregory Clement
Kevin A. Kelly
David Petta
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
Berkeley, California
Andrew P. Cohen
William L. Kite Jr.
Barbara Milan Price
Santa Monica, California
Providence, Rhode Island
Charlotte, North Carolina
William Allan Cox
James P. Leggitt
Michael L. Prifti
Alexandria, Virginia
Denver, Colorado
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Thomas J. DeAngelo
Avram Lothan
Carroll Lee Pruitt
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Chicago, Illinois
Keller, Texas
Dirk Denison
Thomas R. Mathison
Elizabeth Chu Richter
Chicago, Illinois
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Corpus Christi, Texas
Alan Dynerman
Thom Mayne
Juergen Riehm
Washington, DC
Santa Monica, California
New York, New York
S. Michael Evans
John Paul McGowan
Rolando Rivas-Camp
Norfolk, Virginia
Potomac, Maryland
Washington, DC
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Frederic David Schwartz New York, New York
Stanley Stark New York, New York
Sarah Susanka Raleigh, North Carolina
George Thrush Boston, Massachusetts
Richard F. Tomlinson II Chicago, Illinois
Michael G. Turnbull Washington, DC
Ronald F. Turner Los Angeles, California
Frank Villalobos Los Angeles, California
James F. Williamson Memphis, Tennesee
Carol A. Wilson Falmouth, Maine
256
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Walt Disney Concert Hall at the Music Center of Los Angeles County
2006 aia president Katherine L. Schwennsen
honorary fellows Sungjung Chough Korea
cof chancellor
Eric Dubosc
Ted P. Pappas
France
Itsuko Hasegawa gold medal
Japan
Antoine Predock
Eva Magdalena Jiricna United Kingdom
architecture firm award
Hyun Sik Min
Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners
Takanobu Ota
edward c. kemper award James D. Tittle whitney m. young jr. award Theodore C. Landsmark topaz medallion William G. McMinn
Korea Japan
Wolf D. Prix Austria
David Reznik Israel
GĂźlsĂźn Saglamer Turkey
Rogelio Salmona Columbia
Roland Schweitzer France
Michael Wilford United Kingdom
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2 oo6 fellows Thomas M. Anglewicz
Holly Gerberding
Wade Killefer
San Diego, California
Chicago, Illinois
Santa Monica, California
William Aaron Gilchrist
Rena M. Klein
Birmingham, Alabama
Seattle, Washington
Mark E. Ginsberg
Mell Lawrence
New York, New York
Austin, Texas
Jan K. Gleason
Jeffrey S. Lee
Seattle, Washington
Raleigh, North Carolina
Marvin David Goodman
John A. Loomis
Kingston 10, Jamaica
San Francisco, California
Lisa Gould
Emma Espino Macari
New York, New York
New York, New York
Mary Griffin
Patrick MacLeamy
Berkeley, California
San Francisco, California
Brian Todd Gritch
Michael A. Manfredi
Dallas, Texas
New York, New York
Robin Guenther
Peter Marino
New York, New York
New York, New York
Frank Morrill Guillot
Steven McConnell
Burlington, Vermont
Seattle, Washington
Robert Hale
Zack McKown
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
Philip Hamp
Daniel Meis
Chicago, Illinois
Los Angeles, California
Oscar L. Harris
Nancy Merryman
Atlanta, Georgia
Portland, Oregon
Pamela Whitney Hawkes
Thomas Meyer
Boston, Massachusetts
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Craig Hodgetts
Robert D. Miller
Culver City, California
Winter Park, Florida
Thomas Hoepf
Matthew Kyle Morris
Chicago, Illinois
San Antonio, Texas
Michelle D. Honey
Hal P. Munger
Annapolis, Maryland
Toledo, Ohio
Ed Jakmauh
Joyce M. Noe
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Honolulu, Hawaii
Helen J. Kessler
William E. Odell
Chicago, Illinois
St. Louis, Missouri
James W. Baird Chicago, Illinois
James P. Batchelor Somerville, Massachusetts
Joseph Bilello Muncie, Indiana
William Walter Braham III Swarthmore, Pennsylvania
David Paul Brems Salt Lake City, Utah
Michael Broshar Waterloo, Iowa
G. Z. Brown Eugene, Oregon
Randy Brown Omaha, Nebraska
Frederick Francis Butters Southfield, Michigan
Segundo Cardona Guaynabo, Puerto Rico
Alan H. Cobb Detroit, Michigan
Tim Culvahouse Berkeley, California
Kip E. Daniel Dallas, Texas
Marleen Kay Davis Knoxville, Tennessee
J. Peter Devereaux Los Angeles, California
David A. Eijadi Minnetonka, Minnesota
Paul Florian Chicago, Illinois
Mario Gandelsonas New York, New York
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C. Stan Peterson
Dorwin Arthur Jackson Thomas
Topeka, Kansas
Fort Myers, Florida
Jean Parker Phifer
Victor F. Trahan III
New York, New York
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
David Piscuskas
Richard Varda
New York, New York
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Raymond Plumey
J. Benjamin Vargas
New York, New York
San Juan, Puerto Rico
John A. Prokos
James Alfred Von Klemperer
Cambridge, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Jack Pyburn
Roberta Washington
Atlanta, Georgia
New York, New York
Craig Steele Reynolds
Darrel J. Willaims
Dallas, Texas
Charlotte, North Carolina
Donna V. Robertson Chicago, Illinois
Gilbert A. Rosenthal Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Michael Franklin Ross Los Angeles, California
Dennis E. Rupert Chicago, Illinois
Neil R. Seierup Los Angeles, California
Mark P. Sexton Chicago, Illinois
Robert L. Shemwell San Antonio, Texas
Harris M. Steinberg Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Peter Steinbrueck Seattle, Washington
Carl Loren Strona San Diego, California
Abby Patricia Suckle New York, New York
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The Alamo.
2007 aia president R K Stewart cof chancellor Frank Edward Lucas
Emilio Ambasz Italy
Victor CaĂąas Costa Rica
gold medal
David Chipperfield
*Edward Larrabee Barnes
United Kingdom
architecture firm award Leers Weinzapfel Associates Architects edward c. kemper award R. Randall Vosbeck, faia whitney m. young jr. award National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) topaz medallion Lance Jay Brown spirit of fellowship Albert W. Rubeling, Jr., faia
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Victor Legorreta Mexico
Francine M.J. Houben The Netherlands
Adolfo Natalini Italy
Dominique Perrault France
Eduardo Souto de Moura Portugal
Chris Wilkinson United Kingdom
2 oo7 fellows Mustafa Kemal Abadan
Cornelius R. DuBois
Nels P. Hall
New York, New York
Denver, Colorado
Portland, Oregon
Peter Anderson
Kent Duffy
Helen Hatch
San Francisco, California
Portland, Oregon
Atlanta, Georgia
Jeffrey Anderzhon
Roger Duffy
William J. Higgins
Omaha, Nebraska
New York, New York
Mill Valley, California
Wagdy Anis
Steve L. Dumez
Harley Hightower
Boston, Massachusetts
New Orleans, Louisiana
Anchorage, Alaska
Douglas E. Ashe
William Edgerton
John K. Holton
Alexandria, Louisiana
Charlottesville, Virginia
Sewickley, Pennsylvania
Paula Baker-Laporte
Michael A. Enomoto
C.T. Hsu
Tesuque, New Mexico
Los Angeles, California
Orlando, Florida
Ron Budzinski
Richard Farley
David Jameson
Peoria, Illinois
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Alexandria, Virginia
Mark Cavagnero
Bradford White Fiske
Paul G. Johnson
San Francisco, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Detroit, Michigan
Edward J. Cazayoux
Michael T. Foster
Randolph Jones
Breaux Bridge, Louisiana
Arlington, Virginia
Boston, Massachusetts
James Chaffers
John T. Friedman
Paul Katz
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
Lawrence A. Chan
Andrea Cohen Gehring
Daniel Kelley
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Santa Monica, California
Philadelphiam Pennsylvania
Joseph R. Coleman
Glenn Goldman
Thomas P. Kerwin
Tulsa, Oklahoma
Newark, New Jersey
Chicago, Illinois
Harold E. Davis Jr.
John Grable
Ronald B. Kull
Washington, DC
San Antonio, Texas
Cincinnati, Ohio
William L. Diefenbach
Sally Grans-Korsh
Frank Christopher Lee
San Francisco, California
St. Paul, Minnesota
Chicago, Illinois
Charles Dilworth
Frank J. Greene
Paula Loomis
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
Norfolk, Virginia
Frank E. Dittenhafer II
Bert Gregory
Gary D. Lynn
York, Pennsylvania
Seattle, Washington
San Antonio, Texas
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Michael Maltzan
Joseph Spear
Los Angeles, California
Kansas City, Missouri
Leonardo Marmol
Ross G. Spiegel
Los Angeles, California
Shelton, Connecticut
Ron McCoy
Edmund P. Stazicker
Tempe, Arizona
Los Angeles, California
Robert Meckfessel
Henry K. Stolzman
Dallas, Texas
New York, New York
D.B. Middleton
Larry Strain
New York, New York
Emeryville, California
Kevin G. Montgomery
Philip Barry Svigals
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
New Haven, Connecticut
Patricia O’Leary
Corpus Christi, Texas
Denver, Colorado
Brooke Sween-McGloin Paulett Taggart
Jeff Oberdorfer
San Francisco, California
San Jose, California
Richard Thompson
Greg Papay
Los Angeles, California
San Antonio, Texas
Calvin Tsao
Clyde Porter
New York, New York
Mesquite, Texas
Adam Yarinsky
Ronald B. Radziner Los Angeles, California
Patrick Rand
New York, New York
Donald T. Yoshino Boca Raton, Florida
Raleigh, North Carolina
Margaret Rietveld New York, New York
Herbert B. Roth Denver, Colorado
Anne Schopf Seattle, Washington
Linda Sobuta San Francisco, California
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Old South Church, Boston
2008 aia president Marshall E. Purnell, faia cof chancellor Carole J. Olshavsky, faia gold medal Renzo Piano, faia architecture firm award KieranTimberlake Associates, LLP edward c. kemper award Thomas L. McKittrick, faia
honorary fellows David Adjaye England
Stefan Behnisch Germany
Ranjit Randy Dhar Canada
Gabriel Fagan South Africa
Jan Gehl Denmark
Bernardo Gomez-Pimienta Mexico
Jin Kyoon Kim South Korea
whitney m. young jr. award
Benjamin Mouton
Norma Sklarek, faia
Choon-Soo Ryu
topaz medallion
Javier Sanchez Corral
Stanley Tigerman, faia
Mexico
spirit of fellowship
Canada
Eugene J. Mackey, III, faia
Nithi Sthapitanonda
France South Korea
Brigitte Shim
Thailand
Howard Sutcliffe Canada 264
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2 oo8 fellows Diana I. Agrest
Barbara White Bryson
Rene Carlos Davids
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
Berkeley, California
Giancarlo Alhadeff
Francis Aristakes Bulbulian
Thomas K. Davis
Milano, Italy
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Knoxville, Tennessee
Stephen Allan Apking
David J. Burney
Nunzio Marco De Santis
New York, New York
Long Island City, New York
Dallas, Texas
Ian Bader
Carol J. Burns
Todd C. DeGarmo
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Washington, DC
David Kent Ballast
Charles D. Cadenhead
Tod Desmarais
Denver, Colorado
Houston, Texas
Glencoe, Illinois
Gary G. Balog
John O. Carney, Jr.
Peter G. Ellis
Youngstown, Ohio
Jackson, Wyoming
Chicago, Illinois
Thomas L. Bates
Gordon R. Carrier
Tian A. Feng
Tacoma, Washington
San Diego, California
Oakland, California
August F. Battaglia
Jean C. Carroon
Joseph James Ferraro
Oak Brook, Illinois
Boston, Massachusetts
Honolulu, Hawaii
Deborah Berke
Charles I. Cassell
David N. Fixler
New York, New York
Washington, DC
Boston, Massachusetts
David Body
Charles S. Cassias, Jr.
Michael W. Folonis
Los Angeles, California
Kansas City, Missouri
Santa Monica, California
Obie G. Bowman
Louis W. Cherry
Gregory Marc Friesen
Healdsburg, California
Raleigh, North Carolina
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Louise Marcia Braverman
Daniel John Cinelli
Gerard F.X. Geier, II
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Diana M.H. Brenner
Mary Patton Cox
Rebekah G. Gladson
Indianapolis, Indiana
Richmond, Virginia
Irvine, California
William A. Brenner
Robert G. Currie
David A. Hansen
Washington, DC
Delray Beach, Florida
Chicago, Illinois,
Jim Brinkley
Craig Curtis
Robert Harris
Covington, Washington
Seattle, Washington
San Antonio, Texas
Hillary Brown
John Randall Dale
Robert Wood Hastings
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Portland, Oregon
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David R. Hertz
William P. Lecky
Paul W. T. Pippin
Santa Monica, California
Vienna, Virginia
Old Greenwich, Connecticut
David W. Hinson
Brian D. Lee
Stephen Leonard Quick
Auburn, Alabama
San Francisco, California
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Kenneth Hobgood
Wanchul Lee
Christopher P. Ratcliff
Raleigh, North Carolina
Washington, DC
Emeryville, California
Diane J. Hoskins
David Mishel Leventhal
Wellington J. Reiter
Washington, DC
New York, New York
Tempe, Arizona
Nathan Hoyt
Michael Lischer
John H. Rogers
New York, New York
Beaconsfield
Winter Park, Florida
Edward Huckaby
Pamela J. Loeffelman
Robert M. Rogers
Houston, Texas
Stamford, Connecticut
New York, New York
Michael G. Imber
Nancy J. Ludwig
Michael Rosenfeld
San Antonio, Texas
Boston, Massachusetts
Acton, Massachusetts
Jon C. Jackson
Jean Mah
Rona G. Rothenberg
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Los Angeles, California
San Francisco, California
Sudhir S. Jambhekar
Dennis J. McFadden
Mark Schatz
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
San Francisco, California
Mary L. Johnston
Heather H. McKinney
Gene Schnair
Seattle, Washington
Austin, Texas
San Francisco, California
John F. Kane
Charles F. Merz
Michael N. Schuster
Tempe, Arizona
Detroit, Michigan
Cincinnati, Ohio
Michael Ho Tae Kang
Prescott Muir
Allan T. Shulman
Washington, DC
Salt Lake City, Utah
Miami, Florida
Richard L. Kobus
Michael V. Murphy
Baird M. Smith
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Baltimore, Maryland
Alexandria, Virginia
Byron Dean Kuth
Kimon G. Onuma
Dana Kennish Smith
San Francisco, California
Pasadena, California
Washington, DC
Marc L’Italien
Robert Dunkerson Orr, Jr.
Michael John Smith
San Francisco, California
New Haven, Connecticut
Houston, Texas
Gordon Earl Landreth
Michael J. Palladino
Stephen R. Souter
Corpus Christi, Texas
Los Angeles, California
San Antonio, Texas
Mary Katherine Lanzillotta
Betsy Pettit
Richard Willet Southwick
Washington, DC
Westford, Massachusetts
New York, New York
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Friedrich G. St.Florian Providence, Rhode Island
Richard Stacy San Francisco, California
William Stein New York, New York
Norris Strawbridge Cambridge, Massachusetts
Mark G. Swenson Minneapolis, Minnesota
Rives T. Taylor Houston, Texas
Maryann Thompson Cambridge, Massachusetts
Pamela M. Touschner Palm Springs, California
Bernard Tschumi New York, New York
Richard L. Wagner Bellevue, Washington
Jonathan Frederick Warburg Boston, Massachusetts
Mark E. Watford Dallas, Texas
Carole C. Wedge Boston, Massachusetts
Steven M. Wiesenthal San Francisco, California
Willis Cecil Winters Dallas, Texas
Jane Cady Wright Norfolk, Virginia
Leopold Paul Zajfen Los Angeles, California
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Grace Cathedral, San Francisco
2009 aia president Marvin J. Malecha, faia cof chancellor Donald J. Hackl, faia gold medal Glenn Murcutt, faia
Jo Coenen Netherlands
Nela De Zoysa Sri Lanka
Bruno Gabbiani Italy
Winy Maas
architecture firm award
Netherlands
Olson Sundber Kundig Allen Architects
Italy
edward c. kemper award Barbara A. Nadel, faia
Manfredi G. Nicoletti Chang Qing China
Smiljan Radic Clarke Chile
whitney m. young jr. award
Yolanda David Reyes
Clyde Porter, faia
Cristian Undurraga
topaz medallion Adele Naude Santos, faia spirit of fellowship Pauline Porter
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honorary fellows
aia college of fellows
Phillipines Chile
2 oo9 fellows Dennis A. Andrejko
Ronald W. Dennis
G. Michael Gehring
Buffalo, New York
Dallas, Texas
Los Angeles, California
Jon Alan Baker
Richard J. Diedrich
Joseph A. Gonzalez
San Diego, California
Atlanta, Georgia
Chicago, llinois
Daniel Boone Barnum
Fernando J. Domenech, Jr.
Christopher K. GrabĂŠ
Houston, Texas
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Raymond L. Beets, Jr.
Kenneth Harold Drucker
John P. Grady
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
New York, New York
Martha L. Bennett
Donna W. Dunay
David Graham
Denver, Colorado
Blacksburg, Virginia
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Glenn W. Birx
Walter L. Eckenhoff
Alan Greenberger
Baltimore, Maryland
Chicago, Illinois
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Marlon Matthew Blackwell
George James Efstathiou
David B. Greusel
Fayetteville, Arkansas
Chicago, Illinois
Kansas City, Missouri
William A. Browne, Jr.
Carl Elefante
Ronald P. Gronowski
Indianapolis, Indiana
Washington, DC
Portland, Oregon
Geoffrey J. Brune
Antonio J. Fiol-Silva
Peter Grueneisen
Houston, Texas
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Santa Monica, California
Steven D. Burns
Jonathan L. Fischel
Eric Wolff Haesloop
Highland Park, Illinois
Evanston, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Barbara A. Campagna
David G. Fong
Walter J. Hainsfurther
Washington, DC
San Francisco, California
Des Plaines, Illinois
Arthur Cohen
Belmont Freeman
Cara Shimkus Hall
Cambridge, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Tulsa, Oklahoma
James H. Collins, Jr.
Jeanne K. Gang
Kevin L. Harris
Boston, Massachusetts
Chicago, llinois
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
John T. Cook
Louis J. Garapolo
David Harris Hart
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Oak Park, llinois
Salt Lake City, Utah
Richard F. Dallam
Rolando L. Garcia
John Fox Hayes
Seattle, Washington
McAllen, Texas
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Elizabeth A. Danze
Michael Francis Gebhart
John F. Hedge, Jr.
Austin, Texas
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Columbus, Ohio
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Robert J. Heineman
Stephen K. Loos
Melinda Ellen Pearson
The Woodlands, Texas
Denver, Colorado
Lincoln, Nebraska
Robert A. Heintges
Forrest R. Lott
Joanna M. Pestka
New York, New York
Savannah, Georgia
New York, New York
Susan Meridith Hensey
Patrick J. Loughran
Thomas Joseph Posedly
Charlotte, North Carolina
Chicago, Illinois
Phoenix, Arizona
Mark A. Alan Hewitt
Douglas A. Lowe
Travis L. Price, III
Bernardsville, New Jersey
Marina del Rey, California
Washington, DC
Jerri Holan
Frank M. Lupo
Beverly J. Prior
Albany, California
New York, New York
San Francisco, CA
Mickey Jacob
Jay Edward Macaulay
William Jay Rakatansky
Tampa, Florida
Dallas, Texas
Charlotte, North Carolina
Donald Jacobs
David Peter Manfredi
Gerald (Butch) I. Reifert
Irvine, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Seattle, Washington
Lance K. Josal
Frank Mascia
Gregory L. Roberts
Chicago, Illinois
Tucson, Arizona
Houston, TX
Bruce M. Justice
Garrett Howard Maupin
Jack F. See, Jr.
Chesterfield, Virginia
Anchorage, Alaska
Little Rock, Arkansas
Donna J. Kacmar
Nancy T. McCoy
Annabelle M. Selldorf
Houston, Texas
Dallas, Texas
New York, New York
Aram H. Kailian
Linda McCracken-Hunt
Martha Turpin Seng
Washington, DC
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Houston, Texas
James R. Kirkpatrick
Nando Micale
Terry Shook
Denton, Texas
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Charlotte, North Carolina
John Forrest Klockeman
Sigrid Miller Pollin
Gary W. Siebein
Dundas, Minnesota
Amherst, Massachusetts
Gainesville, Florida
Elisabeth Knibbe
David N. Moon
Lynn N. Simon
Ypsilanti, Michigan
San Diego, California
San Francisco, California
Sheryl L. Kolasinski
Anita Moran
Sylvia J. Smith
Washington, DC
Dallas, Texas
New York, New York
George Kunihiro
Lorcan O’Herlihy
Bruce R. Starkweather
Tokyo, Japan
Culver City, California
Sacramento, California
Emily Little
Susan K. Oldroyd
Terry D. Steelman
Austin, Texas
San Francisco, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Steven E. Loomis
Patricia Oliver
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Pasadena, California
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James M. Suehiro Seattle, Washington
Philip Louis Szostak Chapel Hill, North Carolina
J. Frano Violich Boston, Massachusetts
Cheryl C. Walker Charlotte, North Carolina
Todd Walker Memphis, Tennessee
James R. Washington, Jr. New Orleans, Louisiana
Anne E.Weber Princeton, New Jersey
Kendall P. Wilson Washington, DC
Peter Milton Winters Dallas, Texas
Anna A. Wu Chapel Hill, North Carolina
John Edward Yonushewski Denver, Colorado
Leopold Paul Zajfen Los Angeles, California
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Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami Dade County, Knight Concert Hall
2010 aia president
honorary fellows
George H. Miller, faia
Rafael Aranda Quiles
cof chancellor Edward J. Kodet, faia
Spain
Mario Corea Spain
gold medal
Jungsik Kim
Peter Q. Bohlin, faia
Korea
architecture firm award Pugh + Scarpa
Richard Leplastrier Australia
Sheila O’Donnell Ireland
edward c. kemper award
Carme Pigem Barcelo
James Logan Abell, faia
Spain
whitney m. young jr. award J. Benjamin Vargas, faia topaz medallion Michael Graves, faia spirit of fellowship Robin Lee, Hon. aia
Peter Rich South Africa
Jan Ritchie United Kingdom
John Toumey Ireland
Lene Tranberg Denmark
Ramon Vilalta Pujol Spain
272
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2 o10 fellows Trevor David Abramson
Creed Walker Brierre
Ralph Cunningham
Culver City, California
New Orleans, Louisiana
Washington, DC
David John Allison
Douglas Marshall Brinkley
Michael Davis
Clemson, South Carolina
Raleigh, North Carolina
Boston, Massachusetts
Mark S.T. Anderson
Donna D. Carter
Grover C. Dear
San Francisco, California
Austin, Texas
Hong Kong
Peter J. Arsenault
Richard A. Carter
Sarah Ann Dennison
Manlius, New York
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Venice, California
Michel Claude Ashe
Philip J. Castillo
Edward Jack Denton
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Evanston, Illinois
Berkeley, California
Richard D. Beard
William Chegwidden
Michael F. Doyle
San Francisco, California
Marietta, Georgia
New York, New York
Bruce D. Beinfield
Nelson K. Chen
Robert Dunay
Norwalk, Connecticut
Hong Kong
Blacksburg, Virginia
G. (George) Edwin Belk
Thomas Wayne Chessum
Herman E. Dyal
Durham, North Carolina
Los Angeles, California
Austin, Texas
Martha A. Bell
William David Chilton
Edmund M. Einy
Chicago, Illinois
New Haven, Connecticut
Pasadena, California
Hagy Belzberg
Sho-Ping Chin
Kevin Joseph Flynn
Santa Monica, California
Boston, Massachusetts
St. Louis, Missouri
James S. Bershof
Christopher W. Coe
Anne Noelle Fougeron
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
San Francisco, California
Bonnie Blake-Drucker
Bruce Adams Coldham
Donald T. Fram
Oakland, California
Amherst, Massachusetts
Newark, New Jersey
Christine J. Bodouva
William F. Conway
Kenn Gardner
New York, New York
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Raleigh, North Carolina
Charles H. Boney, Jr.
Michael C. Corby
Lia Gartner
Wilmington, North Carolina
Grand Rapids, Michigan
New York, New York
William J. Bonstra
Juan Estanislao Cotera
Stephanie Gelb
Washington, DC
Austin, Texas
New York, New York
Chris E. Brasier
Lynn G. Craig
Richard L. Gilyard
Durham, North Carolina
Clemson, South Carolina
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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Sarah R. Graham
Stephen Johnson
Bernard A. Marson
Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
John Carl Guenther
Susan H. Jones
Joseph Laing Mashburn
Wildwood, Missouri
Seattle, Washington
Houston, Texas
David J. Hacin
Mary (Lou) Louise Jurkowski
R. Kent Mather
Boston, Massachusetts
Raleigh, North Carolina
Palo Alto, California
C. Richard Hall
Philip Schuyler Kennedy-Grant
Kenneth Charles Mayer, Jr.
Southfield, Michigan
Bernardsville, New Jersey
Sam H. Halley
Alice Y. Kimm
Lexington, Kentucky
Thomas “Gunny” M. Harboe
Los Angeles, California
Jerome A. King
Chicago, Illinois
San Jose, California
Philip L. Harrison
James Nelson Kise
Atlanta, Georgia
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Thomas Harvey
Alex Klatskin
Dallas, Texas
Teterboro, New Jersey
Hany Hassan
Joan Krevlin
Washington, DC
New York, New York
Diane Berry Hays
David M. Laffitte
San Antonio, Texas
Jacksonville, Florida
Richard M. Heinz
Hugh Scot Latimer
San Diego, California
Evergreen, Colorado
Kimberly J. Hickson
Michael C. Lauber
Houston, Texas
Albert Irby Hightower
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Michael E. LeBoeuf
San Antonio, Texas
Charles Anthony Higueras
Orlando, Florida
William Ooi Lee Lim
San Francisco, California
Hong Kong
Mark G. Horton
James R. Loewenberg
San Francisco, California
James Tipton Housewright
Chicago, Illinois
Robert E. Luke
Dallas, Texas
Meridian, Mississippi
Ted A. Hyman Los Angeles, California
Sandro Marpillero New York, New York
274
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Greensboro, North Carolina
Burton Miller San Francisco, California
Leslie Gail Moldow Oakland, California
Robert Morris Dallas, Texas
Hubert Murray Cambridge, Massachusetts
James R. Nader Fort Worth, Texas
Dean A. Nota Hermosa Beach, California
Charles M. Oraftik San Francisco, California
Paul W. O’Shea Springfield, Illinois
Nick Peckham Columbia, Missouri
Sue Ann Pemberton San Antonio, Texas
Aubrey Ray Pentecost, III Norfolk, Virginia
Russell K. Perry Washington, DC
Bogdan Z. Pestka New York, New York
Peter W. Pfau
James W. Shields
San Francisco, California
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Jeffery S. Poss
Joan M. Soranno
Champaign, Illinois
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Otto P. Poticha
Lars Aiken Stanley
Eugene, Oregon
Austin, Texas
Jeffery Taylor Potter
Michael Strogoff
Dallas, Texas
Mill Valley, California
Gwynne Pugh
Yvonne Szeto
Santa Monica, California
New York, New York
Elizabeth Ranieri
John H. Thodos
San Francisco, California
Carmel, California
August Reno
Benedetto Tiseo
Aspen, Colorado
Livonia, Michigan
James M. Robertson
Karen Van Lengen
Eugene, Oregon
Charlottesville, Virginia
Miguel Angel Rodriguez
Dean J. Vlahos
Coral Gables, Florida
Santa Monica, California
Bill E. Roschen
Joseph David Waggonner, III
Los Angeles, California
New Orleans, Louisiana
Jeffrey M. Rosenblum
John Logan Waugh
Charleston, South Carolina
Minneapolis, Minnesota
James S. Russell
Peter A. Weismantle
Denver, Colorado
Oak Park, Illinois
Dean S. Sakamoto
Richard Pardee Williams
New Haven, Connecticut
Washington, DC
Lawrence Scarpa
Daniel W. Winey
Santa Monica, California
San Francisco, California
Anthony P. Schirripa
Barry Alan Yoakum
New York, New York
Memphis, Tennessee
Bradley D. Schulz
Francis M. Zwart, III
Las Vegas, Nevada
Santa Cruz, California
Walter Sedovic
Bernard Zyscovich
Irvington, New York
Miami, Florida
Scott Shell San Francisco, California
275
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Touro Synagogue, New Orleans
2011 aia president
honorary fellows
Clark D. Manus, faia
Angelo Bucci Brazil
cof chancellor Chester A. Widom, faia gold medal Fumihiko Maki, faia architecture firm award BNIM
Louise Cox Australia
Kristin Jarmund Norway
Marcio Kogan Brazil
Kengo Kuma Japan
Carme Pinรณs edward c. kemper award Chester A. Widom, faia whitney m. young jr. award Sharon Egretta Sutton, faia topaz medallion Lawrence W. Speck, faia spirit of fellowship Paul Welch, Hon. aia
276
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Spain
2 o11 fellows Paul Adamson
Jonathan Townley Crane
Ronald W. Haase
San Francisco, California
Atlanta, Georgia
Melrose, Florida
Joanne Aitken
Patrick B. Davis
Julie R. Hacker
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Birmingham, Alabama
Evanston, Illinois
Stanley T. Allen
Elizabeth (Betsy) Rupp del Monte
Guy Lefevre Hagstette
Brooklyn, New York
Frederic Macnaughton Ball, Jr. New Orleans, Louisiana
Dallas, Texas
Elliott E. Dudnik Evanston, Illinois
James R. Bedrick
Douglas S. Ewing
San Mateo, California
Pasadena, California
Peyton Boyd
Michael Fifield
Abingdon, Virginia
Eugene, Oregon
Robert C. Broward
Gail M. Flynn
Jacksonville, Florida
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Clinton E. Brown
Richard L. Ford, Jr.
Buffalo, New York
Don Charles Brown Montgomery, Alabama
Christine E. Bruckner
Richmond, Virginia
Mark J. Frisch Chicago, Illinois
Gary E. Furman
Hong Kong
Austin, Texas
David C. Bucek
Lisa Gelfand
Houston, Texas
San Francisco, California
David J. Calkins
Scott F. Georgeson
Houston, Texas
Nathan Belville Cherry Los Angeles, California
David Coleman Seattle, Washington
Joseph A. Collins Portland, Oregon
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Cheri Rodgers Gerou Evergreen, Colorado
Lawrence Gleason Eagan, Minnesota
Frank W. Grauman Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Houston, Texas
Martin J. Harms Ithaca, New York
Thomas H. Hatch Austin, Texas
Steven Alan Heikin Boston, Massachusetts
David Rodman Henderer Washington, DC
Earl Wallace Henderson, Jr. Springfield, Illinois
Denis Akio Henmi San Francisco, California
Rodney K. Henmi Oakland, California
Manuel Hinojosa McAllen, Texas
Thomas Edgar Hirsch Madison, Wisconsin
Gerald Steven Jernigan Pensacola, Florida
Judson Alan Kline Cleveland, Ohio
Debra S. Kunce Indianapolis, Indiana
Carol J. Weissman Kurth
William Raymond Manning
Thomas Gregory Pene
Bedford, New York
New Orleans, Louisiana
Portland, Oregon
Dohn H. LaBiche
Audrey A. Matlock
Robert C. Peterson
Beaumont, Texas
New York, New York
Palo Alto, California
Mary Ann Lazarus
Lisa Fay Matthiessen
Thomas Phifer
St. Louis, Missouri
Pasadena, California
New York, New York
Richard Licata
Richard F. McCann
Nikolaus Philipsen
Reno, Nevada
Sierra Madre, California
Baltimore, Maryland
Charles D. Liddy, Jr.
Dale McKinney
Jon K. Pickard
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Sioux City, Iowa
New Haven, Connecticut
Tom Liebel
Andrew D. Mendelson
Dan Pitera
Baltimore, Maryland
Chicago, Illinois
Detroit, Michigan
Scott A. Lindenau
Juan Mirรณ
Francis Murdock Pitts
Aspen, Colorado
Austin, Texas
Troy, New York
Clark E. Llewellyn
Keith G. Moskow
Lee Charles Quill
Honolulu, Hawaii
Boston, Massachusetts
Washington, DC
Ronald Y.C. Lu
Robin L. Murray
Alan Reed
Wanchai
Trenton, New Jersey
Baltimore, Maryland
Thomas E. Luebke
Henry Myerberg
Burton L. Roslyn
Washington, DC
New York, New York
Roslyn Heights, New York
Paul Lukez
Morris Jerome Neal
Steven D. Schuster
Somerville, Massachusetts
Austin, Texas
Raleigh, North Carolina
Richard L. Maimon
Michael A. Nieminen
Alan Scott
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
Portland, Oregon
Brian Malarkey
Roksan Okan-Vick
Tully Shelley
Houston, Texas
Houston, Texas
San Francisco, California
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Mardelle McCuskey Shepley
Andrew James Trivers
College Station, Texas
St. Louis, Missouri
Robert Shibley
Reeves W. Wiedeman
Buffalo, New York
Kansas City, Missouri
John R. Shields
Walter Leroy Wilson
Boston, Massachusetts
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Carrie Glassman Shoemake
Ross B. Wimer
Houston, Texas
Chicago, Illinois
Joy D. Swallow
Arthur Witthoefft
Kansas City, Missouri
Sarasota, Florida
Rebecca Boswell Swanston
David Gilmore Wright
Baltimore, Marlyland
Baltimore, Maryland
Douglas Bryan Sydnor
David Miles Ziskind
Scottsdale, Arizona
New York, New York
Kim Tanzer Charlottesville, Virginia
William Maxwell Taylor Los Angeles, California
David Vere Thompson Baltimore, Maryland
Patrick J. Tighe Santa Monica, California
Douglas Tom San Francisco, California
Monroe Kirk Train Charlottesville, Virginia
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2012 aia president
honorary fellows
Jeffery Potter, faia
Solano Benítez Paraguay
cof chancellor
Richard Francis-Jones
Norman L. Koonce, faia
Australia
Pierre-Antoine Gatier gold medal
France
Steven M. Holl, faia
Diébédo Francis Kéré Germany
architecture firm award
Anya van der Merwe
VJAA
Li Xiaodong
South Africa China
whitney m. young jr. award Mortimer M. Marshall Jr. topaz medallion George Baird, Intl. Assoc., aia spirit of fellowship Gretchen Penney, aia
280
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2 o12 fellows Timothy Allanbrook
John Michael Currie
Rainy Hamilton, Jr.
New York, New York
Leesburg, Virginia
Detroit, Michigan
Jon Anderson
Kevin Daly
David Thomas Haresign
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Santa Monica, California
Washington, DC
Stephen T. Ayers
Edward Dean
William Jay Hartman
Washington, DC
Berkeley, California
Detroit, Michigan
Zaida Basora
Gary K. Dempster
Jane Hendricks
Dallas, Texas
Los Angeles, California
Seattle, Washington
Krista Ann Becker
James Determan
Rodney Culver Hill
Santa Monica, California
Baltimore, Maryland
College Station, Texas
Gregory E. Blackburn
David Alan Dillard
George A. Hinds
Oakland, California
Dallas, Texas
Chicago, Illinois
Kevin Bone
Umberto Dindo
James Michael Holliday
New York, New York
New York, New York
Santa Barbara, California
Clifton Keith Boswell
Peter C. Doo
Robert W. Hoye
San Francisco, California
Towson, Maryland
Boston, Massachusetts
Stacy A. Bourne
Paul Endres
Gregory S. IbaĂąez
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Emeryville, California
Fort Worth, Texas
Fernando L. Brave
John A. Enright
Finith Ewin Jernigan, II
Houston, Texas
Los Angeles, California
Salisbury, Maryland
Mary A. Burke
Karen Ivy Fiene
Ferdinand Stoddert Johns
New York, New York
Oakland, California
Bozeman, Montana
Ross Alan Chapin
Linna Jane Young Frederick
Daniel J. Kaplan
Langley, Washington
Beaufort, South Carolina
New York, New York
James Peter Clark
Van H. Gilbert
Scott P. Kelsey
Washington, DC
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Los Angeles, California
Richard Cook
Elizabeth P. Gray
Susan F. King
New York, New York
New Haven, Connecticut
Chicago, Illinois
Gilbert D. Cooke
Monica Green
Charles Daniel Knight
San Diego, California
Cleveland, Ohio
Woodbury, Minnesota
Michael J. Crosbie
Jerry L. Halcomb
Edward Charles Kohls
Essex, Connecticut
Dallas, Texas
Baltimore, Maryland
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Leonard E. Koroski
Lorne L. McConachie
Matthew L. Rossetti
Chicago, Illinois
Seattle, Washington
Southfield, Michigan
Andrew T. Laguana
Charles W. Mears
Wayne Ruga
Barrigada
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Deerfield Beach, Florida
Joyce See-yin Lee
Robert Earl Miller
Lisa C. Sachs
New York, New York
Seattle, Washington
Los Angeles, California
Michael Alan LeFevre
David Mohney
Brenda A. Sanchez
Atlanta, Georgia
Lexington, Kentucky
Washington, DC
David J. Lind
Anthony J. Moretti
Robert W. Schwartz
Dallas, Texas
Los Angeles, California
St. Louis, Missouri
Michael Dale Lingerfelt
Steven M. Nilles
Leslie L. Shepherd
Orlando, Florida
Chicago, Illinois
Washington, DC
Lawrence R. Livergood
Philip J. Poinelli
Fredric Sherman
Forsyth, Illinois
Cambridge, Massachusetts
San Francisco, California
Ernest J. Lombard
Fred L. Powell
Ed Shriver, Jr.
Eagle, Idaho
Oakland, California
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Ellen Lou
James E. Prendergast
Carlton T. Smith
San Francisco, California
Chicago, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Daniel Patrick Maginn
George R. Pressler, III
Lourdes Solera
Kansas City, Missouri
Pasadena, California
Miami, Florida
Clarence D. Mamuyac,, Jr.
James Easton Rains, Jr.
Steven L. Spurlock
Berkeley, California
Ramseur, North Carolina
Washington, DC
Jonathan Jova Marvel
Gary A. Reetz
Ione R. Stiegler
New York, New York
Minneapolis, Minnesota
La Jolla, California
Roney J. Mateu
Kurt A. Rockstroh
Kevin B. Sullivan
Palmetto Bay, Florida
Boston, Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts
Jeffrey J. McCarthy
David E. Rogers
Walton R. Teague
Chicago, Illinois
Venice, California
Greensboro, North Carolina
282
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Charles K. Thompson Austin, Texas
H. Ruth Todd San Francisco, California
David Daniel Tomber Seattle, Washington
Nancy Rogo Trainer Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Timothy R. Twomey Baltimore, Maryland
Paul Urbanek Detroit, Michigan
Stephen J. Vanze Washington, DC
Robert J. Verrier Chelsea, Massachusetts
Mark Clay Vinson Tempe, Arizona
Marion Weiss New York, New York
Andrew H. Wells Springfield, Missouri
Howard Seth Wertheimer Atlanta, Georgia
Drew White Indianapolis, Indiana
William F. Wilson Boston, Massachusetts
Scott A. Wolf Seattle, Washington
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2013 aia president Mickey Jacob, faia cof chancellor Ronald L. Skaggs, faia gold medal Thom Mayne, faia
Zvi Hecker Germany
Ladislav Labus Czech Republic
Francisco Jose Mangado Spain
Fernando Romero
architecture firm award
Mexico
Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects
Germany
edward c. kemper award John D. Anderson, faia whitney m. young jr. award Harvey B. Gantt, faia topaz medallion Robert Greenstreet, Intl. Assoc., aia spirit of fellowship Robert I. Selby, faia
284
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aia college of fellows
Matthias Sauerbruch Ben van Berkel Netherlands
Siegfried Zhiqiang Wu China
2 o13 fellows Arthur W. Andersson
Laurence C. Burns, Jr.
Judith DiMaio
Austin, Texas
Houston, Texas
Old Westbury, New York
Lesley Bain
Carrie Byles
Renee Doktorczyk
Seattle, Washington
San Francisco, California
Mount Prospect, Illinois
Jay W. Barnes, III
Robert M. Cain
Turan Duda
Austin, Texas
Atlanta, Georgia
Durham, North Carolina
David Barrett
Manuel Mario Campos
William A. Dupont
Boulder, Colorado
Seattle, Washington
San Antonio, Texas
John H. Barton
Jesse D. Cannon, Jr
Stephen Dynia
Palo Alto, California
New Orleans, Louisiana
Jackson, Wyoming
Matthew J. Bell
Glenn P. Carels
Dagmar B. Epsten
Washington, DC
Irvine, California
Atlanta, Georgia
Israel Berger
David M. Chasco
H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr.
New York, New York
Champaign, Illinois
Metairie, Louisiana
Heidi L. Blau
Susan Ann Chin
Stephen A. Fiskum
New York, New York
Bronx, New York
Minneapolis, Minnesota
John Patrick Blumthal
Dick Clark
Rod Garrett
Portland, Oregon
Austin, Texas
Washington, DC
Raymond C. Bordwell
John P. Claypool
William McLeod Gaylord
New York, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Seattle, Washington
Carlos Brillembourg
Paul Danna
Debra Gerod
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles, California
Morris Brown
Paul Dannels
Carl P. Giegold
El Paso, Texas
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Chicago, Illinois
Sarah Semple Brown
Russell A. Davidson
Gordon Gill
Denver, Colorado
Mount Kisco, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Will Bruder
Jennifer K. Devlin-Herbert
Jeffrey Gill
Phoenix, Arizona
San Francisco, California
Newport Beach, California
Thomas C. Brutting
Richard DeYoung
David H. Gleason
Oakland, California
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Baltimore, Maryland
Erich A. Burkhart
Martin A. Diaz-Yabor
Stanley O. Graves
Marina del Rey, California
Miami, Florida
Austin, Texas
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Christopher J. Green
Charles J. Kirby
Moira Moser
Avon, Texas
Washington, DC
Hong Kong
Nan R. Gutterman
Shannon B. Kraus
Vojo Narancic
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Washington, DC
Chicago, Illinois
Anthony J. Haas
James E. LaPosta, Jr.
Kenneth J. Naylor
Houston, Texas
Hartford, Connecticut
Salt Lake City, Utah
Craig Abbott Hamilton
R. Murray Legge
Margaret E. Newman
Los Angeles, California
Austin, Texas
New York, New York
Alan L. Hansen
Kenneth D. Levien
Angela O’Byrne
Reston, Virginia
New York, New York
New Orleans, Louisiana
Brian Healy
Carol Loewenson
Terrence E. O’Neal
Somerville, Massachusetts
New York, New York
New York, New York
Michael E. Hickok
Kathleen R. Lugosch
Polly Osborne
Washington, DC
Amherst, Massachusetts
Los Angeles, California
Kurt Christian Hunker
Orlando T. Maione
Ric Peterson
San Diego, California
Stony Brook, New York
Seattle, Washington
Mark A. Hutker
George E. Marsh, Jr.
James F. Porter
Falmouth, Massachusetts
Boston, Massachusetts
Los Angeles, California
Marlene Imirzian
Robert Maschke
Jim Poteet
Phoenix, Arizona
Cleveland, Ohio
San Antonio, Texas
Jeanne Jackson
Charyl F. McAfee-Duncan
Cynthia Kozak Pozolo
Salt Lake City, Utah
Dallas, Texas
Detroit, Michigan
Mic Johnson
Jana McCann
Susan Pruchnicki
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Austin, Texas
St. Louis, Missouri
Raymond S Johnston
Kelly Sutherlin McLeod
Elizabeth A. Reader
Seattle, Washinton
Long Beach, California
Winchester, Virginia
Helena Lin Jubany
Greg Mella
Trula Haley Remson
Los Angeles, California
Washington, DC
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Gregory Kessler
Richard Metsky
John W. Rogers
Pullman, Washington
New York, New York
Cincinnati, Ohio
Glenn F. Keyes
Robert W. Moje
Walter Schacht
Charleston, South Carolina
Charlottesville, Virginia
Seattle, Washington
286
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Kurt C. Schindler
Gary Loren Vance
Berkeley, California
Indianapolis, Indiana
Peter Schubert
Cynthia D. Walston
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
William David Seider
Mark D. Weaver
Eugene, Oregon
Memphis, Tennessee
George Shaw
Claire D. Weisz
Seattle, Washington
New York, New York
J. Gregory Sheldon
Clive Wilkinson
Kansas City, Missouri
Culver City, California
Ted Shelton
Allyne Winderman
Knoxville, Tennessee
Los Angeles, California
Louis Sirianni
Michael O. Winters
Boston, Massachusetts
Denver, Colorado
Michael R. Somin
A. Vernon Woodworth, III
San Diego, California
Boston, Massachusetts
Michael G. Stevenson
William James Worthen
Raleigh, North Carolina
San Francisco, California
Belinda Stewart
Jennifer Yoos
Eupora, Mississippi
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Amanda Sturgeon
Stephen W. Yundt
Seattle, Washington
Los Angeles, Caifornia
Robert Tennenbaum Columbia, Maryland
James (Jay) Christopher Tomlinson Kansas City, Missouri
Mario Jaime Torroella Cambridge, Massachusetts
Kevin B. Utsey Roanoke, Virginia
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2014 aia president
honorary fellows
Helene Combs Dreiling, faia
Antonio Cruz
cof chancellor William J. Stanley III, faia
Antonio Ortiz Spain
gold medal
Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra
Julia Morgan, faia
Spain
architecture firm award Eskew+Dumez+Ripple edward c. kemper award Fredric Bell, faia whitney m. young jr. award Ivenue Love-Stanley, faia topaz medallion Harrison Fraker, Assoc. aia Spirit of Fellowship Harold L. Adams, faia
288
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aia college of fellows
Kris Yao Taiwan
2 o14 fellows Morris Adjmi
Gabrielle A. Bullock
Robert Paul Dean
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Atlanta, Georgia
Allison Hoadley Anderson
Richard Hugh Bundy
Michael Duncan
Bay Saint Louis, Mississippi
Wichita Falls, Texas
San Francisco, California
Nanon Adair Anderson
Raymond S. Calabro
Isabelle Lucienne Duvivier
Golden, Colorado
Seattle, Washington
Venice, California
Jeffrey Averill
John Mason Caldwell
Leslie K. Elkins
Los Angeles, California
Long Beach, California
Houston, Texas
Richard S. Bacon
Myriam E. Camargo
Melissa M. Farling
Clearwater, Florida
Dallas, Texas
Phoenix, Arizona
Anthony S. Barnes
Susan Cole Cannon
Douglas Farr
Washington, DC
Raleigh, North Carolina
Chicago, Illinois
Andrew Diamond Berman
Becca L. Cavell
Jeffrey C. Fetzer
New York, New York
Portland, Oregon
San Antonio, Texas
Michael J. Bjornberg
Gregory Chang
Kenneth I. Fisher
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Gaithersburg, Maryland
Boston, Massachusetts
Charles F. Bloszies
Ernest F. Cirangle
Anthony C. Floyd
San Francisco, California
Culver City, California
Scottsdale, Arizona
Sanford Bond
James T. (Tom) Clark, Jr.
Alan Ford
Richmond, Virginia
Portland, Oregon
Denver, Colorado
Nestor Bottino
Steven W. Clem
Robert Forest
New York, New York
Atlanta, Georgia
Chicago, Illinois
Jonathan Boyer
Charles W. Cole, Jr.
Richard Benton Friedson
Chicago, Illinois
Orlando, Florida
Boston, Massachusetts
Alan Bright
John N. Cryer III
Deborah Gans
San Francisco, California
Houston, Texas
Brooklyn, New York
Angela Brooks
Carl J. D’Silva
Daniel Mason Garber
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
Palo Alto, California
James Brown
Scott L. Danielson
Norman M. Garden
San Diego
San Francisco, California
Los Angeles, California
Russell Norton Buchanan
Ted H. Davis
Vergel Lee Gay, Jr.
Dallas, Texas
Minneapolis, Minnesota
College Station, Texas
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Mark L. Gillem
Robert Arthur King
Chung Q.B. Nguyen
Eugene, Oregon
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
Fanny T. Gong
Paul F. Knell
Celeste Allen Novak
New York, New York
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Christoffer A. Graae
Matthew F. Kreisle, III
Marianne O’Brien
Washington, DC
Austin, Texas
San Francisco, California
Randy Hafer
Pablo Laguarda
Gary Gene Olp
Billings, Montana
Dallas, Texas
Dallas, Texas
Vano Haritunians
Gary Lapera
Paul B. Ostergaard
Los Angeles, California
Princeton, New Jersey
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Daniel Stephen Hart
Laurie Limbacher
Curtis Owyang
Midland, Texas
Austin, Texas
Sacramento, California
Valerie Hassett
Albert W. Lindeke III
Thierry Paret
Arlington, Virginia
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Doha
John D. S. Hatch
Mira Locher
Ralph Douglas Parris
Trenton, New Jersey
Salt Lake City, Utah
Columbus, Ohio
Timothy C. Hawk
David Maglaty
Neal I. Payton
Columbus, Ohio
San Francisco, California
Los Angeles, California
Andrew C. Herdeg
Gary F. Martinez
Rafael Pelli
San Antonio, Texas
Washington, DC
New York, New York
David Heymann
Alan D. McGuinn
Peter Pennoyer
Austin, Texas
Asheville, North Carolina
New York, New York
Paul M. Hirshorn
Richard Munson Miller
Jana K. Phillips
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Dallas, Texas
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Lance Hosey
Margaret Montgomery
Martha A. Pilgreen
Washington, DC
Seattle, Washington
Boston, Massachusetts
Robert A. Jernigan
Cheryl Morgan
Jack Portman
Los Angeles, California
Birmingham, Alabama
Atlanta, Georgia
Douglas Johnston
Mary Morissette
Ronald Todd Ray
Boston, Massachusetts
Denver, Colorado
Washington, DC
Don M. Jones
Christopher Morrison
Miguel A. Rivera Agosto
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Washington, DC
Austin, Texas
Alan R. Joslin
Robert R. Murrin
Sian Roberts
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Los Angeles, California
Seattle, Washington
David K. Kaneda
Debra Nauta-Rodriguez
Julia Williams Robinson
San Jose, California
Washington, DC
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Suzanna Wight Kelley
David Neumann
Mark Roddy
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Phoenix, Arizona
290
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Wendy Sullock Rogers
Thomas Hayne Upchurch
Irvine, California
Brenham, Texas
John Ronan
David Van Wyk
Chicago, Illinois
Glendale, California
Reese Rowland
Edward Alan Vance
Little Rock, Arkansas
Las Vegas, Nevada
Jennifer Sage
Ernesto M. Vasquez
New York, New York
Santa Ana, California
Earl Santee
Peter N. Vincent
Kansas City, Missouri
Honolulu, Hawaii
Molly M. Scanlon
Daniela Holt Voith
San Diego, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Brenda Case Scheer
Michael Dean Watkins
Salt Lake City, Utah
Gaithersburg, Maryland
Dawn R. Schuette
Philip A. Weddle
Chicago, Illinois
Phoenix, Arizona
C. Roxanne Sherbeck
Mark T. Wellen
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Midland, Texas
Bryan Shiles
Laura Ann Wernick
San Francisco, California
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Joey Naruhiko Shimoda
Annette Wiley
Los Angeles, California
Newport Beach, California
Henry Smith-Miller
Bruce A. Wood
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Steven K. Sobel
Edward T. Zeigler, Jr.
San Francisco, California
Greenville, South Carolina
Arlen M. Solochek
Ming Zhang
Phoenix, Arizona
Bellevue, Washington
Dennis E. Stallings
Allan W. Zreet
Raleigh, North Carolina
Dallas, Texas
Jonathan N. Stark New York, New York
Josiah Stevenson Boston, Massachusetts
Anne T. Sullivan Chicago, Illinois
Bryan Kerr Trubey Dallas, Texas
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Ebenezer Baptist Church, Atlanta
2015 aia president Elizabeth Chu Richter, faia
honorary fellows Pedro Gubbins Foxley Chile
cof chancellor
Hongyuan Mei
Albert W. Rubeling Jr., faia
China
Fuensanta Nieto gold medal
Spain
Moshe Safdie, faia
Jo Noero South Africa
architecture firm award Ehrlich Architects edward c. kemper award Edward Mazria, faia whitney m. young jr. award Auburn University Rural Studio topaz medallion Peter Eisenman, faia Spirit of Fellowship James D. Tittle, faia
292
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Enrique Sobejano Spain
2 o15 fellows Robin Fran Abrams
Gail Peter Borden
Kevin John deFreitas
Raleigh, North Carolina
Los Angeles, California
San Diego, California
George W. Acock
John R. Bowie
Rick del Monte
Columbus, Ohio
Wallingford, Pennsylvania
Dallas, Texas
Patrick Ahearn
Thomas B. Braham
Gary E. Demele
Edgartown, Massachusetts
Chicago, Illinois
Minneapolis, Minnesota
David Alpert
Amy E. Burkett
Neil M. Denari
San Francisco, California
Denver, Colorado
Los Angeles, California
Franziska Amacher
Wendell Burnette
David M. Diamond
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Phoenix, Arizona
San Francisco, California
Pamela Anderson-BrulĂŠ
Michael B. Cadwell
J. Stuart Eckblad
San JosĂŠ, California
Columbus, Ohio
San Francisco, California
Chuck Armstrong
E. Tim Carl
Julie Eizenberg
Dallas, Texas
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Santa Monica, California
Randy Ivan Atlas
Robert C. Chandler
Steven T. Ellinger
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Boston, Massachussets
Abilene, Texas
Brodie A. Bain
Scott Conwell
Scott A. Erdy
Seattle, Washington
Chicago, Illinois
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Matthew Baird
Steven Scott Cook
Damian Farrell
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Glenn E. Bauer
John R. Cottle
John R. Forbes
San Francisco, California
Basalt, Colorado
Coral Gables, Florida
Michael John Bell
Gary B. Coursey
Harold D. Fredenburgh
New Orleans, Louisiana
Atlanta, Georgia
New York, New York
Rick L. Benner
J. Michael Cox
Amy E. Gardner
Bellingham, Washington
Asheville, North Carolina
Silver Spring, Maryland
Ralph D.Bennett
H. Hobson Crow III
Clifford V. Gayley
Silver Spring, Maryland
San Antonio, Texas
Boston, Massachusetts
Charles Bettisworth
Laura A. Cruickshank
Mark Gilliand
Fairbanks, Alaska
Storrs, Connecticut
Washington, DC
Thomas E. Bitnar
Clifford B. Curry
Nathan Good
Bozeman, Montana
San Francisco, California
Portland, Oregon
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Robert W. Goodwin
Stephen J. Kelley
Diane Eileen McLean
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Mission Viejo, California
Beth Greenberg
Sheila Kennedy
Rosemary A. McMonigal
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Luanne Greene
Janis Kent
Robert Stephen Mills
Baltimore, Maryland
Long Beach, California
Richmond, Virginia
Margaret Griffin
Laurie Kerr
Rachel Mae Minnery
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
Seattle, Washington
Gary Handel
Yael S. Kinsky
Burcin Atay Moehring
New York, New York
Tel Aviv, Israel
Chicago, Illinois
Elizabeth J. Heider
Nathan Kipnis
Gregory R. Mottola
Alexandria, Virginia
Evanston, Illinois
San Francisco, California
William J. Hercules
John R. Klai II
Frank Mruk
Orlando, Florida
Las Vegas, Nevada
New York, New York
Robert Herman
Ted Charles Kollaja
Scott Newman
Salt Lake City, Utah
Dallas, Texas
New York, New York
Paul Homeyer
Carl F. Krebs
Jim Nielson
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
Salt Lake City, Utah
John G. Horky
Judith M. Kunoff
Jeff Olson
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
New York, New York
Denver, Colorado
Donald R. Horn
Sandra M. Laux
Robert L. Ooley
Seattle, Washington
Detroit, Michigan
Santa Barbara, California
Gunnar Hubbard
Arnie Lerner
Chad Oppenheim
Portland, Maine
San Francisco, California
Miami, Florida
Ray Huff
Thomas Jerry Lominack
Gary S. Owens
Charleston, South Carolina
Savannah, Georgia
Houston, Texas
Renee Basist Hutcheson
Jeanne Elizabeth MacLeamy
Gary R. Payne
Raleigh, North Carolina
Novato, California
Salt Lake City, Utah
Robert Jackson
Kapil Dev Malik
Patrick L. Pinnell
Austin, Texas
Los Angeles, California
Haddam, Connecticut
Roger P. Jackson
Marc Margulies
Joyce Polhamus
Salt Lake City, Utah
Boston, Massachusetts
San Francisco, California
Thomas E. Johnson
Harry A. Mark
April D. Pottorff
Washington, DC
Dallas, Texas
Lexington, Kentucky
Sharon L. Johnston
Daniel K. McCoubrey
Richard R. (Toby) Pugh
Los Angeles, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Glendale, California
Rick Joy
James R. McDonald
George Ranalli
Tucson, Arizona
Missoula, Montana
New York, New York
Christ J. Kamages
David S. McHenry
Jeffrey Raven
San Rafael, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
New York, New York
294
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Alicia Ravetto
Natividad (Nati) Soto
Pittsboro, North Carolina
Coral Gables, Florida
Pamela Lucas Rew
John Sparano
Princeton, New Jersey
Salt Lake City, Utah
Robert C. Ripley
Jonathan C. Spodek
Lincoln, Nebraska
Muncie, Indiana
Ron Rochon
Boris Srdar
Seattle, Washington
Seattle, Washington
David Rockwell
Keat C. Tan
New York, New York
Denver, Colorado
William Roger
Joseph Gabriele Tattoni
San Francisco, California
Princeton, New Jersey
Charles Rose
Kirk Teske
Somerville, Massachusetts
Dallas, Texas
Joan L. Saba
Cory M. Ticktin
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Robert J. Schaeffner
Steven Land Tillotson
Boston, Massachusetts
San Antonio, Texas
William J. Schmalz
Joel A. Tomei
Los Angeles, California
San Francisco, California
Jack Randall Seitsinger
Charles Leroy Travis III
Stillwater, Oklahoma
Charlotte, North Carolina
Barbara A. Sestak
David F. Trevino
Portland, Oregon
Dallas, Texas
Adam M. Shalleck
Alyosha G. Verzhbinsky
San Francisco, California
San Francisco, California
Gracia Maria Shiffrin
Alfred Vidaurri, Jr.
Chicago, Illinois
Fort Worth, Texas
Thomas Stewart Shiner
Jonathan R. Ward
Bethesda, Maryland
Los Angeles, California
Steven M. Shiver
John Weekes
Seattle, Washington
Portland, Oregon
Soren Dahl Simonsen
Stephen A. Weinryb
Salt Lake City, Utah
New York, New York
James Marion Singleton IV
James Walter Wentling
Bryan, Texas
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Anne Kolman Smith
Elissa Winzelberg
Savannah, Georgia
New York, New York
Gabriel Smith New York, New York
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2016 aia president
Spirit of Fellowship
Russell A. Davidson, faia
Terri Stewart, hon. aia Arlington, VA
cof chancellor John R. Sorrenti, faia honorary fellows gold medal
Hayder Ahmed Ali
Denise Scott Brown, Hon. faia
Sudan
Robert Venturi, faia
Denise Scott Brown
architecture firm award
Teodoro Fernández Larrañaga
LMN Architects
Louisa Hutton
United States Chile Berlin
edward c. kemper award
Don Kasian
Terrance J. Brown, faia
British Columbia
Gonzalo Mardones Viviani whitney m. young jr. award
Chile
R. Steven Lewis, faia
United Kingdom
topaz medallion Douglas S. Kelbaugh, faia Emeritus
John McAslan Reiulf Ramstad Norway
Yoshihiko Sano Japan
296
aia college of fellows
2 o16 fellows Richard H. Abramson
Polly Carpenter
William Edward Dugger III
West Hollywood, California
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Stuart, Florida
Mehrnoush Arsanjani
Larry S Cash
Christopher S. Dunlavey
San Francisco, California
Anchorage, Alaska
Washington, D.C.
Karl Alan Backus
Margaret O’Donoghue Castillo
Blakely Carr Dunn
San Francisco, California
New York, New York
El Dorado, Arkansas
Hans Baldauf
Heister Clymer Cease, Jr.
Philip Durham
San Francisco, California
Cary, North Carolina
Saint Louis, Missouri
John Barbour
Jeanine G. Centuori
David Eisen
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Los Angeles, California
Boston, Massachusetts
William J. Bates
Sean Chuan-Sheng Chiao
Cassandra D. Ensberg
Homestead, Pennsylvania
Pokfulam, Hong Kong,
Santa Barbara, California
Douglas C. Bencks
Annie Chu
Martin J. Finio
Durham, New Hampshire
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
Douglas A. Benson
Yolanda Cole
James D. French
Portland, Oregon
Washington, D.C.
Overland Park, Kansas
Luis Carlos Bernardo
Gianne P. Conard
Hsinming Fung
Baltimore, Maryland
Brookline, Massachusetts
Culver City, California
Charles Besjak
Lawrence Holdren Connolly
R. Hunter Gee
New York, New York
Austin, Texas
Nashville, Tennessee
Donald R. Blair
Ernesto Cragnolino
Ruth M. Gless
New York, New York
Austin, Texas
Columbus, Ohio
Barbara Bouza
Jeffrey Daniels
Manuel G. Gonzalez
Los Angeles, California
Beverly Hills, California
Los Angeles, California
Robert A. Bracamonte
Joel Davy
Emily A. Grandstaff-Rice
San Francisco, California
Fargo, North Dakota
Cambridge, Massachusetts
James A. Brady
Roberto C. de Leon, Jr.
Charles H. Griffin
Austin, Texas
Louisville, Kentucky
Houston, Texas
Jeffrey Brown
Jack DeBartolo III
Douglas C. Hanna
Houston, Texas
Phoenix, Arizona
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Mary Buchanan Brush
Gilbert Delgado
Anne Hicks Harney
Chicago, Illinois
Ithaca, New York
Baltimore, Maryland
Michael Joseph Buono
Ellen Bailey Dickson
Robert Paul Harris
Springfield, Missouri
Chicago, Illinois
Huntingtown, Maryland
John S. Burcher
David Dimond
Kelly Hayes-McAlonie
Chicago, Illinois
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Buffalo, New York
Tamara Elizabeth Lapham Burns
Kathleen A. Dorgan
Jonathan Herz
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Storrs, Connecticut
Washington, D.C.
Jane E. Cameron
Nicole M. Dosso
Paul C. Hutton
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
Denver, Colorado
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Steven Imrich
Jennifer Luce
William S. Otwell
Cambridge, Massachusetts
San Diego, California
Prescott, Arizona
Meral Iskir
Dean Marchetto
Irvin A. Pearce
Bethesda, Maryland
Hoboken, New Jersey
Raleigh, North Carolina
Thomas S. Ito
Glenn E Mason
Frederick Perpall
Los Angeles, California
Honolulu, Hawaii
Dallas, Texas
Christof Jantzen
Paula Burns McEvoy
John Scott Poole
Venice, California
Atlanta, Georgia
Knoxville, Tennessee
James Jennings
Bettina Mehnert
David M. Powell
San Francisco, California
Honolulu, Hawaii
Nashville, Tennessee
Lamar A. Johnson
Mark R. Miller
Jay Raskin
Chicago, Illinois
San Francisco, California
Portland, Oregon
Margo P. Jones
Amy Miller Dowell
Kevin Ratigan
Greenfield, Massachusetts
Portland, Oregon
Winter Park, Florida
Duane L. Jonlin
Naomi O. Miroglio
Phillip A Reed
Seattle, Washington
San Francisco, California
Austin, Texas
Larry Kearns
Victor A. Mirontschuk
Linda Reeder
Chicago, Illinois
New York, New York
New Haven, Connecticut
Dan Kirby
David D. Montalba
Glenn Rescalvo
Orlando, Florida
Santa Monica, California
New York, New York
Ned S. Kirschbaum
Anthony Mosellie
David Brent Richards
Denver, Colorado
New York, New York
Detroit, Michigan
Lester Korzilius
Jeffrey Murphy
Henry Frank Ricks, Jr.
London, United Kingdom
New York, New York
Memphis, Tennessee
Ann Kosmal
Kirsten R. Murray
Mark Ripple
Washington, D.C.
Seattle, Washington
New Orleans, Louisiana
Alexander P. Lamis
F Jeffrey Murray
David Mark Riz
New York, New York
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Aric J. Lasher
William Murray
Percy ‘Rebel’ Roberts III
Chicago, Illinois
Los Angeles, California
Chicago, Illinois
Bradley Leathley
Stuart Narofsky
Ann Merideth Rolland
Seattle, Washington
Long Island City, New York
New York, New York
R. Steven Lewis
Sarah Nettleton
Peter Rose
Altadena, California
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Boston, Massachusetts
Rebecca J. Lewis
Andrew G. Nielsen
William Ryall
Duluth, Minnesota
Denver, Colorado
New York, New York
Philip S. LiBassi
David M. Oakland
William Q. Sabatini
Cleveland, Ohio
Charlottesville, Virginia
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Anne-Marie Lubenau
James Mary O’Connor
Michael M. Samuelian
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Santa Monica, California
New York, New York
298
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Michael Schnoering
Don Weinreich
Princeton, New Jersey
New York, New York
David J. Segmiller
Terry L Welker
Charlotte, North Carolina
Kettering, Ohio
Kimberly Sheppard
R. Craig Williams
New York, New York
Dallas, Texas
Scott Simons
Gary Wolf
Portland, Maine
Boston, Massachusetts
James J Slade
Dan Wood
New York, New York
New York, New York
Ed Soltero
Thomas W. Wurtz
Tempe, Arizona
Dallas, Texas
Jeffrey C. Stouffer
Liz Harriss York
Dallas, Texas
Atlanta, GA
Max Wilson Strang
(Charles) Al York
Miami, Florida
Austin, Texas
Joseph A. Stypka
Alek Zarifian
Chicago, Illinois
Glendale, California
Gail M Sullivan Boston, Massachusetts
Allen Swerdlowe Weston, Connecticut
Robert P. Theel Chicago, Illinois
Douglas Ashley Tilden Walterboro, South Carolina
Bryce A. Turner Baltimore, Maryland
Susan Doreen Turner Chicago, Illinois
Ronald Jan van der Veen Spokane, Washington
James Voelzke Washington, D.C.
Dennis Simmons Ward Florence, South Carolina
Daniel Watch Atlanta, Georgia
Gregory T. Waugh New York, New York
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The Walt Disney Theater, Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
2017 aia president Thomas Vonier, faia
honorary fellows Mario Cucinella Italy
cof chancellor
Stein Halvorsen
Lenore M. Lucey, faia
Norway
Giancarlo Mazzanti gold medal
Colombia
Paul Revere Williams, faia
Bong-Seok Oh
architecture firm award Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects
Jose Luis Salinas Costa Rica
Javier Sordo Madaleno Bringas
edward c. kemper award
Mexico
Ronald Skaggs, faia
Bruno Stagno
whitney m. young jr. award
Ar. Ishtiaque Zahir
Detroit Collaborative Design Center topaz medallion Robert A.M. Stern, faia Spirit of Fellowship Frank E. Lucas, faia
300
South Korea
aia college of fellows
Costa Rica Bangladesh
2 o17 fellows Gary M. Ainge
John B. Burse
Duo Dickinson
Chicago, Illinois
Saint Louis, Missouri
Madison, Connecticut
Anthony Alofsin
Thomas A. Butcavage
Kathy Denise Dixon
Austin, Texas
Washington, DC
Upper Marlboro, DC
Marcia Ascanio
Sheila F. Cahnman
Thang N. Do
Garland, Texas
Wilmette, Illinois
San Jose, California
Roderick Ashley
Ellen Crozat Cassilly
Debra J. Dockery
Portland, Oregon
Durham, North Carolina
San Antonio, Texas
F. Michael Ayles
John A. Cetra
Rada Doytcheva
Bridgeport, Connecticut
New York, New York
Thomas G. Bacon
Brian H. Chaffee
Chicago, AIA International Components
Houston, Texas
Littleton, Colorado
Martha L. Ball
Matthew S. Chalifoux
Los Angeles, California
Washington, DC
Navy F. Banvard
Renée Cheng
Santa Monica, California
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Ann Marie Baranowski
Gaylaird Wiley Christopher
New York, New York
Pasadena, California
T. David Bell
Maria Theresita Ciprazo
Washington, DC
Walnut Creek, California
Isaac Benton
Frank Clementi
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Los Angeles, California
Lane Joseph Beougher
Richard T. Connell
Columbus, Ohio
Glastonbury, Connecticut
Barbara Bestor
Gerald D. Cowart
Los Angeles, California
Savannah, Georgia
Jack Alan Bialosky, Jr.
Jan K. Culbertson
Cleveland, Ohio
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Joseph N. Biondo
Charles L. Cunniffe
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Aspen, Colorado
William Anthony Blanski
William Cunningham
Minneapolis, Minnesota
New York, New York
Jeff Bone
Steven F. Curry
Chicago, Illinois
Houston, Texas
Robert Benjamin Borson
Richard D. D’Amato
Dallas, Texas
Irvine, California
Robert Lewis Bostwick
Sam D’Amico
Cleveland, Ohio
Coral Gables, California
Patrick J. Burke III
Donald R. Dethlefs, Jr.
New York, New York
Denver, Colorado
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Timothy J. Dufault Minneapolis, Minnesota
Matthew Dumich Chicago, Illinois
Anne Marie Duvall Decker Jackson, Mississippi
Williston Lamar Dye Greenville, South Carolina
Jerome Leslie Eben West Orange, New Jersey
David E. Eckmann Chicago, Illinois
Timothy R. Eddy Portland, Oregon
Robert D. Eisenstat New York, New York
Michael Epp Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts
Paul R. Erickson Reston, Virginia
Gregory L. Erny Reno, Nevada
Harry M. Falconer, Jr. Washington, DC
Martin Felsen Chicago, Illinois
Timothy M. Fishking Columbus, Ohio
Richard C. Franko
William K. Hellmuth
Andrew Labov
Seattle, Washington
Washington, DC
Los Angeles, California
Suzanne Floyd Frasier
Kevin Hom
Philip L. Laird
Baltimore, Maryland
New York, New York
Boston, Massachusetts
Jocelyn Lum Frederick
David Hughes
Lisa Lamkin
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Shaker Heights, Ohio
Dallas, Texas
Lawrence Joel Friedberg
Julia S. Hughes
Mark L. Levine
Aurora, Colorado
La Jolla, California
Norcross, Georgia
Lori Snyder Garrett
Scott B. Hunter
Paul M. Lewis
Richmond, Virginia
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
Leslie Gartner
John M. Hutchings
Daniel Libeskind
Atlanta, Georgia
Dallas, Texas
New York, New York
Michael D. Garz
Michael William Jacobs
Constantine Demetrios Liollio
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Lexington, Kentucky
Charleston, South Carolina
Edmond George Gauvreau
Luis Jauregui
Reynolds Logan
Washiington, DC
Austin, Texas
New York, New York
Lisa C. Gomperts
Lisa K. Johnson
Timothy D. Love
Indianapolis, Indiana
Seattle, Washington
Boston, Massachusetts
John Hugh Gormley
Mark R. Johnson
Debra A. Lupton
Camarillo, California
Newton, Massachusetts
Winter Park, Florida
Thomas L. Grassi
Timothy Johnson
William (Bill) Maclay
Dumont, New York
New York, New York
Waitsfield, Vermont
Karl A. Grice
Jonathan R. Kanda
Michael Frank Malinowski
Saint Louis, Missouri
Los Angeles, California
Coral Gables, California
Randolph E. Guillot
Peter Kasavan
Michael James Malone
Oak Park, Illinois
Salinas, California
Dallas, Texas
Reb Haizlip
Thomas D. Kearns
Anthony J. Markese
Memphis, Tennessee
Concord, Massachusetts
New Haven, Connecticut
D. Michael Hamner
Lisa L. Kennedy
Elisabeth Martin
Monterey Park, California
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Brooklyn, New York
Gary Haney
Daniel R. Kenney
Richard C. (Rik) Master
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
Chicago, Illinois
Michael A. Harwood
Sami Kokdil (Kirkdil)
Jane Gianvito Mathews
Apex, North Carolina
Bethesda, DC
Asheville, North Carolina
Charles R. Hasbrouck
Mark David Kranz
David Mayhew
Chicago, Illinois
Phoenix, Arizona
Towson, Maryland
Kenneth Hau
Charles A. Kubat
David B. Meleca
Hong Kong, AIA International Components
Las Vegas, Nevada
Columbus, Ohio
Kwendeche
Stanley Max Meradith
Little Rock, Arkansas
Omaha, Nebraska
302
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Dwight Mitsunaga
Allen D. Roberts
Larry Dennis Thompson
Honolulu, Hawaii
Salt Lake City, Utah
Santa Barbara, California
Joeb Moore
Mark Rohde
Bruce Toman
Greenwich, Connecticut
Albuquerque, New Mexico
San Francisco, California
Stephan Mundwiler
Anthony G. Rohr
L. Azeo Torre
Santa Monica, California
Kansas City, Missouri
New Orleans, Louisiana
Bhagchand D. Nayak
Alissa D. Rupp
Peter M. Trapolin
Braintree, Massachusetts
Seattle, Washington
New Orleans, Louisiana
Phillip W. Neuberg
John P. Salmen
Wayne J. Troyer
Gaithersburg, DC
Takoma Park, Maryland
New Orleans, Louisiana
Michael Neville
Gregory J. Scott
Steven Richard Turckes
Novi, Michigan
Lancaster, Pennsylvania
Chicago, Illinois
Mark Nickita
Bruce W. Sekanick
David J. Varner
Detroit, Michigan
Warren, Ohio
Washington, DC
Stephen Allen Nutt
David E. Sellers
Anil Verma
Arlington, DC
Warren, Vermont
Los Angeles, California
Mark A. Outman
Sandy Silverman
Todd C. Voth
Denver, Colorado
Washington, DC
Kansas City, Missouri
Wesley L. Page
Peter G. Smith
Norman Dean Ward
Norfolk, Virginia
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Cresson, Texas
Steve Parker
Carolyn Jane Smith
Michael S. Watson
Calverton, Maryland
New York, New York
Columbia, South Carolina
Edward M. Peck
Kevin G. Sneed
Michael A. Wiencek, Jr.
Chicago, Illinois
Silver Spring, Virginia
Chevy Chase, DC
Eric O. Pempus
Kalavati Somvanshi
Douglas S. Wignall
Rocky River, Ohio
Tiverton, New York
Omaha, Nebraska
Jonathan D. Penndorf
JP Spickler
Bruce Williams
Washington, DC
Rockville, DC
Seattle, Washington
J. Stuart Pettitt
Kurt G. Spiering
Stephen A. Wiser
Clawson, Michigan
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Louisville, Kentucky
Robert Shaw Pfaffmann
Tricia Stuth
Sharon Woodworth
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Knoxville, Tennessee
San Francisco, California
Daria F. Pizzetta
David Louis Swartz
James Michael Wright
New York, New York
Los Angeles, California
Arlington, DC
Michael Plottel
Charles Swartz
Takashi Yanai
New York, New York
Winchester, Virginia
Coral Gables, California
Marcela Abadi Rhoads
John Howard Tabor
Willy Yu
Dallas, Texas
Charlotte, North Carolina
Taipei, Taiwan
Shafik I. Rifaat
J.J. Tang
Howard L. Zimmerman
Houston, Texas
Lisle, Illinois
New York, New York
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York City
2018 aia president
honorary fellows
Carl Elefante, faia
Sathirut Tandanand Thailand
cof chancellor
Taro Ashihara
Raymond G. Post Jr., faia
Japan
gold medal James Stewart Polshek, faia architecture firm award Snow Kreilich Architects edward c. kemper award Lenore M. Lucey, faia whitney m. young jr. award Tamara Eagle Bull, faia topaz medallion Jorge Silvetti, Intl. Assoc. aia Spirit of Fellowship Barry Johns, aaa, fraic, 304
rca(hon), faia
aia college of fellows
2 o18 fellows Edward H. Adelman
Pablo Castro
Rand Ekman
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Chicago, Illinois
Jennifer Aliber
Vishaan Chakrabarti
Glenn Fellows
Boston, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Joseph J. Aliotta
Katherine Kai-sun Chia
Joshua Flowers
New York, New York
New York, New York
Memphis, Tennessee
Joseph M. Antunovich
David J. Chilinski
Viviana Frank-Franco
Chicago, Illinois
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Laredo, Texas
Dror Baldinger
Leigh Christy
Anna Franz
San Antonio, Texas
Los Angeles, California
Washington, D.C.
Jay Bargmann
Jonah Cohen
Verity L. Frizzell
New York, New York
Portland, Oregon
Point Pleasant, New Jersey
Alan Barlis
Jose R. Coleman-Davis Pagan
R. David Frum
New York, New York
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Seattle, Washington
Jonathan Barnes
Chris Cooper
William B. Gallagher Jr.
Columbus, Ohio
New York, New York
Washington, D.C.
Larry Barr
Stuart L. Coppedge
Donald F. Gatzke
Washington, District of Columbia
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Arlington, Texas
Denise M. Berger
Joseph Coppola
Brian George
New York, New York
New York, New York
Dallas, Texas
Andrew Bernheimer
Joseph Coriaty
Rocco Giannetti
Brooklyn, New York
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
Randall J. Biallas
Bernard Costantino
Joann Gonchar
Alexandria, Virginia
Columbus, Ohio
New York, New York
Kiki Bolender
Andrew M. Cupples
F. Eric Goshow
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Los Angeles, California
New York, New York
Craig Borum
Griff Davenport
Dina A. Griffin
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Chicago, Illinois
Gerald Warren Briggs
Jules Dingle
Timothy J. Griffin
Kensington, Maryland
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Eric Bunge
Martine Dion
Jacquelyn Hale
Brooklyn, New York
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Orlando, Florida
Gregory John Burke
Wendy Dunnam Tita
Melody Harclerode
Vero Beach, Florida
Austin, Texas
Sandy Springs, Georgia
Mary Burnham
Craig Dykers
Kristine A. Harding
New York, New York
New York, New York
Huntsville, Alabama
Nathan R. Butler
Tamara Eagle Bull
Laura Hartman
Orlando, Florida
Lincoln, Nebraska
Berkeley, California
Robert Calvani
Aimee Eckmann
Cynthia Hayward
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Chicago, Illinois
Ann Arbor, Michigan
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Laura Heim
Emily Marthinsen
Candid Rogers
Sunnyside, New York
Berkeley, California
San Antonio, Texas
Mark C. Hirons
Don H. May
Zigmund Rubel
Chicago, Illinois
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Greenbrae, California
James House
Ronnie McGhee
Wolf Saar
Culver City, California
Washington, District of Columbia
Seattle, Washington
Zena K. Howard
Samuel Miller
Patricia Saldaña Natke
Durham, North Carolina
Seattle, Washington
Chicago, Illinois
Jonathan Humble
Adrienne Montare
Tania S Salgado
West Hartford, Connecticut
Columbia, South Carolina
Denver, Colorado
David J. Insinga
Suzanne Napier
John Lynch Sanders
Washington, District of Columbia
San Francisco, California
Knoxville, Tennessee
Mark Jensen
James A. Nicolow
Thomas Savory
San Francisco, California
Honolulu, Hawaii
Columbia, South Carolina
Pamela Jerome
Christopher Noll
Clemens Bruns Schaub
New York, New York
Berkeley, California
Vero Beach, Florida
Bruce Johnson
Samuel Óghale Oboh
Edwin Schmidt
Asheville, North Carolina
Edmonton, Alberta
Northbrook, Illinois
Leonard Kady
Sean O’Donnell
Charles L. Schreckenberger
New York, New York
Washington, District of Columbia
Akron, Ohio
Bernhard Karpf
Joyce Owens
John M. Sellery
New York, New York
Fort Myers, Florida
Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island
Arlan Kay
Haril Pandya
Nick Serfass
Oregon, Wisconsin
Boston, Massachusetts
Midlothian, Virginia
James H. Kolker
Wendy Pautz
Stephen L. Sharp
St Louis, Missouri
Seattle, Washington
Springfield, Ohio
Matthew Kreilich
Rick Petersen
Brian Shea
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Denver, Colorado
New York, New York
Lee Ledbetter
Donna Phaneuf
Christopher N. Shears
New Orleans, Louisiana
Norfolk, Virginia
Denver, Colorado
Mindy Lehrman Cameron
Naomi Pollock
Rosa Sheng
Seattle, Washington
Tokyo, Japan
San Francisco, California
Thomas Leslie
Kenneth Radtkey
Troy Sherrard
Ames, Iowa
Santa Barbara, California
Columbus, Ohio
David Leven
Sharon Refvem
Lloyd Sigal
New York, New York
Sunnyvale, California
New York, New York
Ismael Leyva
David W. Robinson
George C. Skarmeas
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Brian J. Mac
J. Todd Robinson
Charles Davis Smith
Richmond, Vermont
Nashville, Tennessee
Frisco, Texas
306
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Z. Smith
Ingalill Wahlroos-Ritter
New Orleans, Louisiana
Los Angeles, California
Traci Dawn Sooter
David E. Wark
Springfield, Missouri
Portland, Oregon
Jonathan Scott Sparer
Louis Wasserman
Las Vegas, Nevada
Shorewood, Wisconsin
Robert Steele
Angela E. Watson
Richmond, Virginia
Boston, Massachusetts
Carrie Strickland
Ellen Watts
Portland, Oregon
Boston, Massachusetts
Dean Strombom
David West
Houston, Texas
New York, New York
James Susman
Paul Whalen
Austin, Texas
New York, New York
Robert J. Svedberg
Stephen Wierzbowski
Atlanta, Georgia
Chicago, Illinois
Karen Hargarther Thomas
Graham S. Wyatt
Seattle, Washington
New York, New York
Kermit Duncan Thompson
Mark Yoes
New Haven, Connecticut
New York, New York
Henry Tom
Steve Ziger
Tucson, Arizona
Baltimore, Maryland
Ronald J. Tomasso
Dawn Zuber
Washington, D.C.
Plymouth, Michigan
Eric Tomich San Francisco, California
Sean Towne San Diego, California
Edward Tucker Huntington, West Virginia
Bryan Turner Farmington, Utah
Grant C. Uhlir Chicago, Illinois
David Urschel Chicago, Illinois
Peter F. Vieira Jr. Boston, Massachusetts
Lois Vitt Sale Darien, Illinois
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Smith Center Reynolds Hall, Las Vegas
2019 aia president William J. Bates, faia
honorary fellows Emre Arolat Turkey
cof chancellor
Sandra Barclay
Edward A. Vance, faia
Peru
Alberto Campo Baeza gold medal
Spain
Lord Richard Rogers, hon. faia
Nathalie de Vries Netherlands
architecture firm award
Jane Duncan
Payette
Amanda Levete
United Kingdom United Kingdom
whitney m. young jr. award Karen L. Braitmayer, faia topaz medallion Toshiko Moir, faia Spirit of Fellowship Rebecca W. E. Edmunds, aia
308
aia college of fellows
Esa Mohamed Malaysia
Pei Ing Tan Malaysia
Jacon van Rijs Netherlands
2 o19 fellows Terry Lee Allers
Lisa Chronister
Martin A. Gold
Fort Dodge, Iowa
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Gainesville, Florida
Norman R. Alston
Robert J. Condia
Jordan Goldstein
Dallas, Texas
Manhattan, Kansas
Washington, DC
Raya Ani
Robert Cozzarelli
Jeffrey J. Gunning
Dubai, UAE
Belleville, New Jersey
Dallas, Texas
Ruth Ellen Baleiko
Brandon A. Dake
Tushar Gupta
Seattle, Washington
Springfield, Missouri
Houston, Texas
Mara Baum
Manoj V. Dalaya
Sharon H. Haar
San Francisco, California
Washington, DC
Ann Arbor, Michigan
Bruce R. Becker
John R. DaSilva
Todd R. Hanson
Fairfield, Connecticut
East Harwich, Massachusetts
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Raymond L. Beeler
Jeffrey L. Day
John H. Harrison
Pleasantville, New York
Omaha, Nebraska
Seattle, Washington
Kai-Uwe L. Bergmann
Timothy E. De Noble
Dominique M. Hawkins
Brooklyn, New York
Manhattan, Kansas
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Janette S. Blackburn
Roy T. Decker
David B. Hill
Boston, Massachusetts
Jackson, Mississippi
Raleigh, North Carolina
Joseph N. Brancato
Jared DellaValle
Kevin M. Holland
New York, New York
Brooklyn, New York
Los Angeles, California
Kim Bretheim
Melissa L. DelVecchio
Thomas L. Hoskens
Minneapolis, Minnesota
New York, New York
Minneapolis, Minnesota
John H Britton
Bruce D. Eisenberg
Aaron J. Hyland
Lafayette, California
New York, New York
San Francisco, California
Peter A. Brown
Thomas Fowler IV
Thomas Lee Hysell
Dallas, Texas
San Luis Obispo, California
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Robert E. Bullis
Wyatt J Frantom
Darren LaMarr James
Dallas, Texas
Los Angeles, California
Dallas, Texas
Michael Burch
Craig S. Galati
Thomas Clayton Jester
La Canada Flintridge, California
Las Vegas, Nevada
Washington, DC
Joseph Caprile
Mark S. Gangi
Michael W. Johns
Chicago, Illinois
Burbank, California
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Stephen Cassell
Pete E. Garrett
William E. Johnson
New York, New York
Houston, Texas
Kansas City, Missouri
Yung Ho Chang
Nicholas P. Garrison
James G. Kalvelage
Cambridge, Massachusetts
New York, New York
Portland, Oregon
Jeanne Chen
John P Gering
Mitra Kanaani
Santa Monica, California
Garden City, New York
San Diego, California
Leo C. Chow
Anzilla R. Gilmore
Brian Kowalchuk
San Francisco, California
Fresno, Texas
Lawrenceville, New Jersey
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Alison G. Kwok
Bradford J. Prestbo
Janet A. Tam
Eugene, Oregon
Lexington, Massachusetts
Berkeley, California
Joseph D. Lahendro
Tina Marie Reames
David J. Thaddeus
Charlottesville, Virginia
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Charlotte, North Carolina
Samuel M. Lasky
Richard K. Renner
Jimmie E. Tucker
Boston, Massachusetts
Sherborn, Massachusetts
Memphis, Tennessee
Tracy Lea
Patricia Rhee
Ursula Twombly
New Orleans, Louisiana
Culver City, California
Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
Michael N. Lykoudis
Lyn Rice
Nicholas E. Vlattas
Notre Dame, Indiana
New York, New York
Norfolk, Virginia
William T. Mahan
Francisco Javier RodrĂguez-SuĂĄrez
Dennis Wedlick
Santa Barbara, California
Guaynabo, Puerto Rico
Michael S. Martin Culver City, California
Michael R. McCulloch Portland, Oregon
Debi L. McDonald Winthrop, Massachusetts
William T Ruhl Watertown, Massachusetts
Mary Elizabeth Rusz New York, New York
Constantine N. Sakellar Tucson, Arizona
Sandra McKee
Lee E. Salin
New York, New York
San Jose, California
Louis A. Meilink Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Christine A. Mondor Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Joel A. Sanders New York, New York
Mark L. Schatz Houston, Texas
Julia F. Monk
Thomas J Schoeman
New York, New York
Las Vegas, Nevada
Nick Noyes San Francisco, California
Bart Shaw Fort Worth, Texas
Brandon F. Pace
Steven H. Shinn
Knoxville, Tennessee
San Diego, California
Jeffrey L. Paine Durham, North Carolina
Daniel Simons San Francisco, California
Patrick P. Panetta
Murat Soygenis
Tempe, Arizona
Istanbul, Turkey
Richard I. Pigford Birmingham, Alabama
Burchell F. Pinnock Richmond, Virginia
Marc B. Spector Woodbury, New York
James G. Spencer Pasadena, California
Jack Poling Minneapolis, Minnesota
Karl W. Stumpf Washington, DC
310
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Hudson, New York
Andrew Whalley New York, New York
Jim L. Whitaker Dallas, Texas
Jan C. Willemse Portland, Oregon
William K. Wilson Portland, Oregon
Dan M. Worth Lincoln, Nebraska
Brian T. Wurst Charleston, South Carolina
Gregory A Yager Shanghai, China
Richard C. Yancey New York, New York
Robert Yohe Orlando, Florida
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Alphabetical Directory
fellows of the aia William Adams
1991
• William Henri Adams
1892
• Alvar Aalto g 1958
William T. Adams
1995
• Elissa Makiniemi Aalto
1981
Paul Adamson
2011
Mustafa Kemal Abadan
2007
• John Addison
1890
Carlton S. Abbott
1983
J. Carl Abbott, Jr.
1986
Morris Adjmi
2014
• Joseph Henry Abel
1968
• Thomas Reed Adkison
1978
James Logan Abell k 1996
• Dankmar Adler
1889
• Jan M. Abell
1994
• David Adler
1941
• Thornton Montaigne Abell
1964
Gunnel Adlercreutz
1997
Stephen N. Abend
1988
Michael Adlerstein
1994
Stanley Abercrombie
1987
Antonin Aeck
2001
• Theodore H. Abrahams
1896
• Richard L. Aeck
1961
• Bruce A. Abrahamson
1972
• Charles K. Agle
1969
Richard H. Abramson
2016
• Jacob Agne, Jr.
1892
• Max Abramovitz
1952
Diana I. Agrest
2008
• Ned H. Abrams
1990
• George Abraham Agron
1976
Robin Fran Abrams
2015
Pedro Aguirre
1989
Trevor David Abramson
2010
Santiago Agurto Calvo
1960
Pavel Vasilievitch Abrosimov 1958
Patrick Ahearn
2015
Fernando L. Abrua
2005
• Hakon Claes Axel Ahlberg
1952
Raymond C. Abst
1981
Loren Peter Ahles
1998
• Frederick Lee Ackerman
1916
• Frederick Ahlschlager
1889
Kurt Ackermann
1996
Thomas R. Aidala
1993
George W. Acock
2015
• William Martin Aiken
1889
• Franklin Oliver Adams
1940
• Gregory Ain
1972
• James Bertin Aitken
1982
a
invested
Harold L. Adams c k 1983
c past Chancellor p past President g Gold Medal recipient k Edward C. Kemper Award recipient t aia/acsa Topaz Medallion recipient y Whitney M. Young Jr. Award recipient • deceased
313
invested
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
Edward H. Adelman
2018
invested
Gary M. Ainge
2017
Ralph G. Allen
Joanne Aitken
2011
• Rex Whitaker Allen p 1966
Roula Alakiotou
1997
Robert E. Allen
1985
Charles A. Albanese
1995
Robert Edward Allen
1985
• Abraham Horace Albertson
1934
• Roger Allen
1954
Franco Albini
1968
• Roy O. Allen, Jr.
1973
• Richard Keith Albyn
1987
Stanley T. Allen
2011
Lorenzo E. Aldana
1989
Susan M. Allen
2001
1995
• Charles H. Alden
1913
• William Alexander Allen
1984
N. Sue Alden
1991
• William Stephen Allen, Jr.
1959
• Bissell Alderman
1970
Jennifer Aliber
2018
• Chester Holmes Aldrich
1916
Joseph J. Aliotta
2018
• Nelson Wilmarth Aldrich
1958
Terry Lee Allers
2019
• William T. Aldrich
1931
• David C. Allison
1926
• Iris S. Alex
1984
David John Allison
2010
• Cecil Alexander
1962
• George Boggs Allison
1955
• Charles A. Alexander
1865
• Gerald Lou Allison
1971
Earle S. Alexander, Jr.
1984
• James E. Allison
1918
Henry C. Alexander, Jr.
1998
James V. Allred
2001
• James F. Alexander
1889
• John M. Allston
1891
James Garth Alexander
1992
• Ronald R. Allwork
1971
• Robert E. Alexander
1955
Killis P. Almond, Jr.
1999
A. Notley Alford
1985
Anthony Alofsin
2017
David Alpert
2015
Giancarlo Alhadeff
314
invested
2008
Stanley N. Allan
1981
• Alfred S. Alschuler, Jr.
1967
Timothy Allanbrook
2012
Norman R. Alston
2019
John William Allegretti
2004
• Charles Altfillisch
1951
Edward Allen
2000
Ronald A. Altoon p 1990
• Francis R. Allen
1895
Alfred Victor Alvares
1967
• Frank S. Allen
1889
Mario Roberto Alvarez
1976
• Gordon Allen
1940
Robert Alvarez Espinosa
1961
• Harris C. Allen
1937
Joaquin Alvarez Ordonez
1969
• John M. Allen
1889
• Wladimir Alves De Souza
1979
Maurice B. Allen, Jr.
1983
Franziska Amacher
2015
• Nathaniel S. Allen
1889
Jesus Eduardo Amaral
1978
aia college of fellows
invested
Emilio Ambasz
2007
Thomas M. Anglewicz
2006
• William Clement Ambrose
1958
Charles Angyal
2003
Anthony Ames
1989
Raya Ani
2019
• James J. Amis
1997
• Wagdy Anis
2007
• Joseph Amisano
1966
• Joseph Paul Annan
1894
• John M. Amundson
1975
• Thomas B. Annan
1874
Gregg D. Ander
2001
• George Anselevicius
1985
Allison Hoadley Anderson
2014
• S. Robert Anshen
1962
• Dorman D. Anderson
1992
• James Harold Anstis
1988
• Edwin Anderson
1870
Joseph M. Antunovich
2018
Harry F. Anderson
1982
Stephen Allan Apking
2008
J. Timothy Anderson
1985
Natalye L. Appel
2000
• John D. Anderson p k 1980
• George Adrian Applegarth
1971
Jon Anderson
• Arthur Ward Archer
1947
• Lawrence B. Anderson t 1965
• George Archer
1889
Mark S.T. Anderson
2010
Richard Moore Archer
1999
Nanon Adair Anderson
2014
• William H. Archer
1889
Peter Anderson
2007
Otilio A. Arellano
1961
• Ralph A. Anderson, Jr.
1967
• Clarence O. Arey
1889
Richard L. Anderson
1986
Peter Arfaa
1983
Ross S. Anderson
2002
Carlos D. Arguelles
1961
Samuel Armistead Anderson, III
1986
William L. Anderson
1999
Pamela Anderson-Brulé
2015
Arthur W. Andersson
2013
Jeffrey Anderzhon
2007
2012
Luis Jesus Arizmendi Amiel 1972
Tadao Ando g 1991 Dennis A. Andrejko
315
invested
2009
• J. Philip Andrews
1988
John Hamilton Andrews
1980
• Lavone D. Andrews
1977
Martha Peck Andrews
1998
• Robert Day Andrews
1891
• Frank W. Angell
1889
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
• J. Warren Armistead, Jr.
1950
• A. J. Armstrong
1889
Chuck Armstrong
2015
Harris Armstrong
1955
• Leon Eugene Arnal
1948
• Leopold Arnaud
1950
Bruce P. Arneill
1992
Christopher Arnold
1990
• E. W. Arnold
1889
• Richard Monroe Arnold
1972
• Gordon R. Arnott
1971
• Louis Gerard Arretche
1989
Robert Arrigoni
1993
invested
316
invested
Mehrnoush Arsanjani
2016
Daniel L. Avchen
1999
Peter J. Arsenault
2010
• Jeffrey Averill
2014
Marcia Ascanio
2017
• Henry Ogden Avery
1889
Douglas W. Ashe
2007
Enrique Avila Riquelme
1983
Michel Claude Ashe
2010
• Donald C. Axon
1992
Yoshinobu Ashihara
1979
• Romeo Aybar
1983
Roderick Ashley
2017
• Alfred Lewis Aydelott
1964
J. Tom Ashley
2002
• Richard Winston Ayers
1968
• Raymond J. Ashton p
1940
Stephen T. Ayers
2012
Yvonne Warner Asken
1984
F. Michael Ayles
2017
Laurin B. Askew
1994
Carlo Aymonino
2000
Lee H. Askew, III
1995
• Atlee B. Ayres
1931
• C. H. Aslin
1955
• Louis Ayres
1918
• James Lawrence Aspinwall
1914
Neil Astle
1983
Louis D. Astorino
1987
• Charles H. Atherton
1984
• Thomas Henry Atherton
1953
• Anthony J. Atkin
1998
James B. Atkins
2002
John L. Atkins, III
1991
Randy Ivan Atlas
2015
• Grosvenor Atterbury
1905
• Daniel T. Atwood
1867
Carl Aubock
1971
Eugene E. Aubry
1977
• R. T. Auchmuty
1866
Seymour Auerbach
1973
Gaetana Aulenti
1990
Douglas H. Austin
1990
• Ennis R. Austin
1896
• John C. Austin
1913
• William D. Austin
1912
Inette L. E. Austin-Smith
1978
John Michael Austin-Smith
1971
aia college of fellows
b • Charles Babcock
1857
• Seth Babson
1881
• Alexander H. Bacci
1967
• William J. Bachman c 1964
Howard John Backen
1992
William Backus
1857
• Edmund N. Bacon
1971
• Henry Bacon g 1906
Richard S. Bacon
2014
Thomas G. Bacon
2017
Ian Bader Henry Baechlin
2008 1931
• David C. Baer k 1968 • Stuart Oliver Baesel
1970
Deon F. Bahr
1997
Donald C. R. Bailey
1992
Johathan D. Bailey
2005
• Leonard Henry Bailey
1940
• Ray Bedford Bailey
1985
invested
• Roger Bailey
1963
Brodie A. Bain
2015
David Kent Ballast • Louis Watkins Ballou
2008 1966
Lesley Bain
2013
Gary G. Balog
2008
William Bain, Jr.
1976
Shigeru Ban
2004
• William James Bain, Sr.
1947
W. Kirk Banadyga
1985
• Royden Stanley Bair
1988
Essy Baniassad
1990
James W. Baird
2006
Turpin Chambers Bannister k 1953
Matthew Baird
2015
• William P. Bannister
1916
Louis J. Bakanowsky
1985
Navy F. Banvard
2017
Jacob Berend Bakema
1966
• Richard S. Banwell
1965
David Baker
1996
Shalom Baranes
1992
• Isham Owen Baker
1979
Ann Marie Baranowski
2017
• Jack S. Baker
1977
James Barnes Baker
1976
Jon Alan Baker
2009
Josiah Jay Baker
2002
Paula Baker-Laporte
2007
• John Bakewell, Jr.
1937
Karl Alan Backus
2016
• William Glenn Balch
1962
Hans Baldauf
2016
Juan Navarro Baldeweg
2001
Dror Baldinger
2018
Alan T. Baldwin
2004
• Charles P. Baldwin
1894
• Frank Conger Baldwin
1897
• Gregory S. Baldwin
1988
• M. H. Baldwin
1889
W. Donald Baldwin
1978
Ruth Ellen Baleiko
2019
Samuel T. Balen
1978
Frederic Macnaughton Ball, Jr. 2011
317
invested
Martha L. Ball
2017
• Rex M. Ball
1976
• William F. R. Ballard
1965
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
• Nicolai Barfolomeitch
Baranov 1973 • Donn Barber
1915
John Barbour
2016
Robert A. Barclay
1986
Peter L. Bardwell
2005
• Jacques Barge
1971
Jay Bargmann
2018
• Richard E. Baringer
1977
James Frazier Barker
1994
Paul Haley Barkley
1991
John M. Barley, II
1993
Alan Barlis
2018
Charles Barlow
1983
William Lewis Barlow, IV
2002
Anthony S. Barnes
2014
• Edward Larrabee Barnes g 1966
Jay W. Barnes, III
2013
Jay William Barnes, Jr.
1976
Jonathan Barnes
2018
• Julian Barnes
1889
Linda Barnes
1999
Rebecca Gay Barnes
2000
invested
• George I. Barnett
1861
William J. Bates
2016
Jonathan Barnett
1982
Thomas L. Bates
2008
• John Stewart Barney
1894
August F. Battaglia
2008
• William Pope Barney
1950
Ronald J. Battaglia
1995
• Howard Barnstone
1968
• Albert B. Bauer
1967
2009
• Augustus Bauer
1881
• Frank Seymour Barnum
1889
Glenn E. Bauer
2015
• Howard R. Barr
1970
• Daniel Boone Barnum
Larry Barr
Jay S. Bauer
1993
2018
• Orville Henry Bauer
1976
• Luis Barragan
1974
• Dwight James Baum
1932
David Barrett
2013
Nolan Ellmore Barrick
1973
Raj Barr-Kumar, RIBA p 1993
Edward M. Baum Mara Baum
2000 2019
• Brother Cajetan John B.
C. Errol Barron, Jr.
1994
Bauman, O.F.M.
1959
Richard E. Barrow
1994
• Frederick Baumann
1889
• Charles Storrs Barrows
1952
• Joseph F. Baumann
1889
• Gridley Barrows
1982
• Herbert Baumer
1964
• Charles M. Bartberger
1889
Carlo Baumschlager
2004
• Max Barth
1968
Joseph Bavaro
1989
• Donald Barthelme
1955
• Geoffrey Bawa
1983
• George R. Bartholick
1995
• G. W. Baxter, Jr.
1889
Richard W. Bartholomew • Theodore T. Bartley, Jr.
John H. Barton • Armand Phillip Bartos
1996
Samuel R. Bayne
2004
1984
John Craig Beale
1999
2013
Burtch W. Beall, Jr.
1978
1974
Leroy E. Bean
1986
• Alan Jennings Beard
1994
Edward E. Bartz, Jr.
1972
Zaida Basora
2012
Richard D. Beard
2010
Juan Bassegoda Nonell
1994
Lee P. Bearsch, AICP
1993
• Edward Charles Bassett
1977
Gilbert R. Beatson
1980
• Frederick E. Bassetti
1967
• John Beattie
1889
• E. P. Bassford
1889
• George Edward Beatty
1960
• Bertram L. Bassuk
1986
William H. Beaty
1984
James P. Batchelor
2006
• Eugene Beaudouin
1964
1991
• George Beaumont
1889
1870
• Charles Herbert Bebb
1910
• Peter Batchelor
Arthur Bate
318
invested
aia college of fellows
invested
1996
• Lawrence Stevens Bellman
1945
• Martin Luther Beck
1960
• Robert Peabody Bellows
1934
Bruce R. Becker
2019
William Bechhoefer
Krista Ann Becker
2012
Anthony Belluschi
2003
• Pietro Belluschi g 1948
1967
Hagy Belzberg
2010
Thomas Lee Becker
1997
Solan Spencer Beman
1885
MacDonald G. Becket
1974
• Rex L. Becker
• Ralph B. Bencker
Ralph Clifford Bender
1937 1998
• Welton D. Becket
1952
• Herbert Beckhard
1974
Douglas C. Bencks
2016
Robert M. Beckley
1985
• Alfred Bendiner
1956
1958
• Fredric A. Benedict
1985
• Herbert Lynes Beckwith
Barry Benepe
1986
Michael Bednar
1990
James R. Bedrick
2011
• W. Dominick Benes
1912
Carmi Bee
1991
Rick L. Benner
2015
Thomas Hall Beeby
1991
Daniel D. Bennett
1996
Raymond L. Beeler
2019
David J. Bennett
1983
David Wells Beer
1995
• Edward Herbert Bennett
1929
• Minard LaFevre Beers
1887
• J. Murrell Bennett
1959
• William Harmon Beers
1932
Martha L Bennett
2009
1987
Ralph D.Bennett
2015
Edgar C. Beery
• Richard Marsh Bennett
1953
1998
• Wells Ira Bennett
1947
Bruce D. Beinfield
2010
• Gerard Benoit
1985
Fernando Belaunde Terry
1965
Douglas A. Benson
2016
G. (George) Edwin Belk
2010
Carol Rusche Bentel
2003
Byron Bell
1995
Frederick R. Bentel
1976
Raymond L Beets, Jr.
2009
Ann M. Beha
Frederic Bell k 2000
• Maria A. Bentel
1976
1884
Paul Louis Bentel
2003
M. Wayne Bell
1985
• Arthur B. Benton
1910
Martha A. Bell
2010
Isaac Benton
2017
Matthew J. Bell
2013
• Kenneth E. Bentsen
1971
Michael John Bell
2015
• Carl Ellsworth Bentz
1968
• M. F. Bell
319
invested
• Mifflin E. Bell
1885
Frederick J. Bentz
1971
T. David Bell
2017
Lane Joseph Beougher
2017
• John Belle
1984
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
• Edwin E. Beran
1979
invested
• Charles I. Berg
1898
• Louise Blanchard Bethune
1889
Karl A. Berg
1993
Charles Bettisworth
2015
• Wayne Berg
1995
• Charles Julius Betts
1963
Denise M. Berger
2018
• Hobart Betts
1978
Israel Berger
2013
Charles William Bevins
• L. DeCoppett Bergh
1888
John Henry Beyer
Kai-Uwe L. Bergmann
2019
William Beyer
Richard Bergmann
1982
Jai Rattan Bhalla
1972
Lloyd F. Bergquist
1982
• Randall J. Biallas
2018
• Edwin Bergstrom p 1923
2002 1979 2000
Jack Alan Bialosky, Jr.
2017
James Biber
2004
Deborah Berke
2008
Robert J. Berkebile
1989
• John Henry Bickel, III
1977
Marlene J. Berkoff
1997
• Hiram Bickford
1893
Frederick C. Biebesheimer, III 1983
• Julian Emerson Berla
1956
• Robert C. Berlin
1889
• Robert O. Biering
1981
Andrew Diamond Berman
2014
• Henry Forbes Bigelow
1905
Ricardo Bermudez
1965
• Frederick Bigger
1937
• Theodore C. Bernardi
1962
• James J. W. Biggers
1966
Luis Carlos Bernardo
2016
• Frederic Child Biggin
1939
Emiliano Bernasconi
1976
• Edgar Hubert Berners
1951
Thomas J. Biggs • William F. Bigoney
1963 1979
Anthony N. Bernheim
1999
Joseph Bilello
2006
Andrew Bernheimer
2018
Max Bill
1964
1982
Rebecca Lee Binder
1991
• William Adair Bernoudy
2000
James L. Binkley
2000
K. Norman Berry
1994
Joseph N. Biondo
2017
James S. Bershof
2010
Lance Bird
1998
Richard J. Bertman
1983
John Richmond Birge
1992
Ronald P. Bertone
1997
• Gunnar Birkerts
1970
Donald A. Bertram
2005
Glenn W. Birx
2009
Frederic A. Bertram
1982
James A. Bishop, Sr.
1979
Charles Besjak
2016
• Ellison Perot Bissell
1919
Barbara Bestor
2017
• George Bissell
1974
1965
• Thomas J. Bissett
1972
1927
Thomas E. Bitnar
2015
Phillip G. Bernstein
Julian Ferris Betancourt • James O. Betelle
320
invested
aia college of fellows
invested
• Rob Roy Bittmann, Jr.
1975
• Richard L. Bliss
1977
Georgia Bizios
2001
• Robert L. Bliss
1972
Michael J. Bjornberg
2014
• J. Buchanan Blitch, Sr.
1971
Ronald B. Blitch
1999
• Joseph Blaby
1889
Chase Black
1984
• Otto Block
1889
J. Sinclair Black
1984
• Charles A. Blondheim
1976
• Kenneth C. Black
1952
Timothy B. Blonkvist
2003
• Clarence H. Blackall
1891
John Dudley Bloodgood
1981
2012
Martin M. Bloomenthal
2000
Gregory E. Blackburn Janette S. Blackburn
2019
• Walter S. Blackburn
1990
Charles F. Bloszies
2014
Leonard D. Blackford
1969
Patrick Blouin
1984
Bruce E. Blackmer
2003
Craig Blackmon
2004
Sigmund Francis Blum
Jan Gaede Blackmon
1998
Joan Blumenfeld
Boyd A. Blackner
1982
• Joseph Blumenkranz
1968
Marlon Matthew Blackwell 2009
Susan H. Blumentals
1999
• Alfred J. Bloor
• Pierre Blouke
1861
1939 1973 2005
Donald R. Blair
2016
• Walter Dabney Blair
1934
H. Maynard Blumer
1993
Peter Jost Blake
1970
John Patrick Blumthal
2013
Richard Patrick Blake
1977
Kirk V. Blunck
1995
1927
William A. Blunden
1986
2010
Thomas H. Blurock
2005
• Carl R. Blanchard, Jr.
1970
• William E. Blurock
1968
• Howard T. Blanchard
1974
• Walter Blythe
1870
• Norman Kirk Blanchard
1956
• William J. Bobenhausen
• Theodore E. Blake
Bonnie Blake-Drucker
• A. Blumenthal
1889
2000
Frederick Bland
1992
L. Kirkpatrick Bobo
1999
William Anthony Blanski
2017
Michael Bobrow
1997
Paul Blanton
1980
• Noland Blass, Jr.
1968
• Howard Byron Bochiardy
Bruce T. Bockstael
1980 2001
Heidi L. Blau
2013
Jacob Blegvad
1990
Christine J. Bodouva
2010
1963
William N. Bodouva
1999
1968
David Body
2008
1979
Gottfried Boehm
• Charles Alexander Blessing
Wilfred Edwin Blessing • Richard Lewis Blinder
321
invested
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
• Ralph Bodman
1956
1983
invested
Joseph F. Boehning
1989
Paul Davis Boney
1999
Robert J. Boerema
1987
Dwight Mendon Bonham
1979
• Charles E. Boettcher
1984
• Frederick C. Bonsack
1897
Ricardo Levi Bofill
1985
• Wallace C. Bonsall
1964
• Roy Ward Bogard, Jr.
1993
William J. Bonstra
2010
• Cornelius V.R. Bogert
1934
Joseph Aaron Boggs
1995
David C. Boone
1981
• Walter Francis Bogner
1955
Lawrence Ogden Booth
1980
1993
Bill Booziotis
1982
• Diedrich A. Bohlen
1887
Gail Peter Borden
2015
• Oscar D. Bohlen
1889
Raymond C. Bordwell
2013
Craig Borum
2018
Oriol Bohigas
Peter Quarfordt Bohlin g 1981
• Daniel Boone
1968
Friedrich K.M. Bohm
1992
• Lloyd George Borget
1976
Jeff Bone
2017
• Charles L. Borie, Jr.
1915
Janos Bohonyey
1975
• William Alciphron Boring
1901
Mario H. Boiardi
1996
• Ernest Born
1955
Irving David Boigon
1979
Maurico Rivero Borrel
1995
• Casper D. Boisselier
1894
Robert Benjamin Borson
2017
Kiki Bolender
2018
Bernard Bortnick
1998
Stanley G. Boles
1997
• Edward Raymond Bossange
1930
Michael E. Bolinger
1992
• J. Norwood Bosserman
1978
1889
Robert Lewis Bostwick
2017
• John C. Bollenbacher
1931
Clifton Keith Boswell
2012
• John Savage Bolles
1963
Robert D. Bolling
1972
Antonio Roy Bologna
1982
• John H. Boll
• Preston Morgan Bolton c 1967
James Robert Bonar
1982
• George Harwell Bond
1949
• J. Max Bond, Jr. y 1995
Sanford Bond
2014
Kevin Bone
2012
Charles H. Boney
1978
Charles H. Boney, Jr.
2010
• Leslie N. Boney, Jr. c k 1966
322
invested
aia college of fellows
• Francke Huntington
Bosworth, Jr.
1926
Thomas L. Bosworth
1979
• Welles Bosworth
1951
• Elmer Eugene Botsai p 1974
Mario Botta • Romolo Bottelli, Jr.
Nestor Bottino
1984 1962 2014
• William Lawrence Bottomley 1944 • L. Boucherle
1891
• William Hart Boughton
1901
• Philip W. Bourne
1966
invested
2012
• Claude F. Bragdon
1907
2016
Thomas B. Braham
2015
Gary A. Bowden
1994
William J. Braham
2006
David M. Bowen
1979
• Owen Brainard
Gary R. Bowen
1996
Karen L. Braitmayer
Ronald Gene Bowen
1988
Scott W. Braley
1997
John A. Bower, Jr.
1975
Ronald M. Brame
1997
• Paul D. Bowers, Jr.
1981
Joseph N. Brancato
2019
William Bowersox
1985
Joel Brand
1992
Chester Bowles, Jr.
1980
Robert Brannen
1987
John R. Bowie
2015
Chris E. Brasier
2010
1981
Charles S. Braun
1988
Stacy A. Bourne Barbara Bouza
• Irving Henry Bowman
J. Donald Bowman
1989
Obie G. Bowman
2008
• John Harold Box
1971
• David Knickerbacker Boyd 1908
• Henry Brauns
1915 2004
1889
Fernando L. Brave
2012
Louise Marcia Braverman
2008
Richard Brayton • William E. Brazley, Jr.
1997 1991
Hugh A. Boyd
2001
Peyton Boyd
2011
Melvin Brecher
1973
• Thomas Boyd
1891
William N. Breger
1982
• William Boyd
1926
• Simon Breines
1967
• Amos J. Boyden
1889
David P. Brems
2006
• Elbridge Boyden
1890
J. Michael Brendle
1998
Jonathan Boyer
2014
• Daniel Brenner
1968
1869
Diana M.H. Brenner
2008
1995
William A. Brenner
2008
• John Bozalis
1974
Daniel R. Brents
1992
Robert A. Bracamonte
2016
Adrienne Green Bresnan
1990
James Henry Bradburn
1999
Joseph Bresnan
1990
• William W. Boyington
Robert A. Boynton
• David R. Braden
1972
Kim Bretheim
• Richard H. Bradfield
1990
• Marcel Lajos Breuer g t 1958
Carl Leroy Bradley k 1973 • Prentice Bradley
1970
Thomas Graham Bradley
1978
Clyde A. Brady, III
1992
James A. Brady
323
invested
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
2016
2019
• Benjamin Eddins
Brewer, Jr. p 1976 • George Washington
Wales Brewster
1959
• David Martin Brey
1979
invested
Leon Bridges y 1986
John William Broome
Creed Walker Brierre
2010
Michael Broshar
Gerald Warren Briggs
2018
1975 2006
• Robert C. Broshar p 1977
• Warren R. Briggs
1888
David J. Brotman
1998
• Charles Brigham
1889
Charles E. Broudy
1987
• George Bickford Brigham
1970
Robert C. Broward
2011
Alan Bright
2014
• Archibald Manning Brown
1943
Carlos Brillembourg
2013
• Arthur Brown, Jr.
1930
Douglas Marshall Brinkley
2010
• Arthur Page Brown
1894
Jim Brinkley
2008
• Arthur Thomas Brown
1961
• Birdsall Parmenas Briscoe
1949
Clinton E. Brown
2011
• Carl Conrad Britsch
1957
Don Charles Brown
2011
Stanford R. Britt y 1992
• Edwin H. Brown
1926
John H Britton
2019
• Edwin Lee Brown
1858
• Martin Gerald Brixen
1985
F. Bruce Brown
1965
• Thomas Dohoney Broad
1951
• F. W. Brown
1873
Joseph Myron Brocato
1972
• Frank Chouteau Brown
1940
Myra M. Brocchini
1997
Ronald G. Brocchini
1978
• George David Brown, Jr.
1967
Paul Broches
1991
• Glenn M. Brown
1887
Raymond D. Brochstein
1996
• H. Hamilton Brown
1959
G.Z. Brown
2006
1966
Hillary Brown
2008
1931
James Brown
2014
• Albert Leverett Brockway
1898
Jeffrey Brown
2016
• William Robert Brockway
1974
Jennie Sue Brown
1994
M. J. Brodie
1990
Kenneth F. Brown
1985
• Samuel Brody
1969
Lance Jay Brown t 2003
• Robert John Brocker • Arthur Howell Brockie
324
invested
J. H. van den Broeck
1962
• Leon Brown
1969
• Herman Brookman
1951
• Marshall Dwight Brown
1967
Angela Brooks
2014
Morris Brown
2013
H. Gordon Brooks, II
1998
Paul B. Brown
1966
• John Woolson Brooks
1947
Peter A. Brown
2019
• Kenneth W. Brooks
1967
Peter Hoyt Brown
2003
• Robert Max Brooks
1956
Randy Brown
2006
aia college of fellows
invested
Robert F. Brown, Jr.
1991
David C. Bucek
Robert Lewis Brown, Jr.
1999
Bradley Scott Buchanan
2005
Sarah Semple Brown
2013
Marvin Buchanan
1995
Russell Norton Buchanan
2014
1889
Davis Aaron Buckley
2005
1992
James W. Buckley
1993
• Herbert W.C. Browne
1926
Michael P. Buckley
1988
• Robert Bradford Browne
1978
William A. A. Browne, Jr.
2009
Terrance John Brown yk 2000 • W. R. Brown
Woodlief Fulmore Brown
• C. William Brubaker c 1968
• Rick Buckley
Richard H. Buday • Adolph Otto Budina
2011
2005 2005 1954
• Alexander C. Bruce
1889
Ron Budzinski
2007
• Barry B. Bruce
1994
Huber H. Buehrer
1995
Christine E. Bruckner
2011
Will Bruder
2013
• Temple Hoyne Buell
John Buenz
1983 1983
• George F.A. Brueggeman
1915
• Conrad Buff, III
1980
• G. Edwin Brumbaugh
1946
• Glenn Allen Buff
1984
• Leroy S. Buffington
1889
Geoffrey J. Brune
2009
Van B. Bruner, Jr. y 1979
• Francis Aristakes Bulbulian
2008
Francis Vaughn Bulfinch
1948
• Arnold W. Brunner
1892
• Harry Alexander Bruno
1972
• Louis C. Bulkley
1889
• Clinton E. Brush, III
1963
• Henrik Bull
1969
• Henry T. Brush
1875
• George W. Bullard
1889
Mary Buchanan Brush
2016
• S. A. Bullard
1889
• Peter Brust
1923
Robert E. Bullis
2019
Larry S. Bruton
1997
Ellis W. Bullock, Jr. c 1981
Thomas C. Brutting
2013
Gabrielle A. Bullock
2014
Harvey John Bryan
1992
• Orin Miles Bullock, Jr.
1968
• Ralph Bryan
1956
Thomas A. Bullock, Sr.
1970
• Charles I. Bryant
1991
W. Glenn Bullock, Sr.
1979
John Hulon Bryant • Robert E. Bryant
325
invested
1997
• Albert Orin Bumgardner
1971
1992
• Franklin S. Bunch
1961
Barbara White Bryson
2008
Richard Hugh Bundy
2014
Algimantas V. Bublys
1986
Richard S. Bundy
1985
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
2018
• Hubert Burnham
1931
• Gordon Bunshaft
1958
Mary Burnham
2018
Michael Joseph Buono
2016
Arthur L. Burns
1976
• James Wood Burch
1978
Carol J. Burns
2008
Michael Burch
2019
John Allen Burns
1996
• Joseph W. Burcham
1976
Joseph G. Burns
2004
Eric Bunge
• Charles Burchard t 1971
Laurence C. Burns, Jr.
2013
John S. Burcher
2016
Norma Decamp Burns
1993
• Walter Burde
1987
• Robert P. Burns
1979
• Herbert C. Burdett
1889
• Silas R. Burns
1886
• Henry C. Burge
1967
Steven D. Burns • Donald Frederick Burr
2009 1973
John Burgee
1977
Charles E. Burgess
1988
J. Armand Burgun
1983
• Marcus Robinson Burrowes
1940
• C. C. Burke
1889
• Gates Wilson Burrows
1973
• Edward M. Burke
1992
John B. Burse
2017
Gregory John Burke • J. E. Burke
F. Andrus Burr
2004
2018
Rodger E. Burson
1860
John A. Busby, Jr. p c 1978 • Harold Bush-Brown
1985
1949
Mary A. Burke
2012
Amy E. Burkett
2015
C. Joe Buskuhl
1994
Patrick J. Burke III
2017
H. Kennard Bussard
1985
1964
Pierre H. Bussat
1984
2013
Jerzy Buszkiewicz
1981
1975
Henryk Buszko
1974
James E. Burlage
1992
Thomas A. Butcavage
2017
Robert Alen Burley
1979
• Erdman Walter Burkhardt
Erich A. Burkhart • Verner I. Burks
• Charles Butler
1918
1889
Jerome Roger Butler, Jr.
1978
Charles H. Burnette
1985
Nathan R. Butler
2018
Wendell Burnette
2015
Theodore R. Butler
1990
David J. Burney
2008
Tamara Elizabeth Lapham Burns
2016
• Richard David Butterfield
1961
• Alan Burnham
1967
Frederick Francis Butters
2006
• Daniel H. Burnham
1931
Harold Buttrick
1994
• Edward Burling
• Daniel Hudson Burnham p 1887
326
invested
aia college of fellows
• Fred W. Butner, Jr.
1974
Thomas K. Butt
1995
• Paul Spencer Byard
1992
invested
Robert Campbell
1992
Brent Byers
1990
Carrie Byles
2013
• Walter Edward Campbell y 1959
Jeanne C. Byrne
2000
• Wendell Jerome Campbell y 1979
Arne Bystrom
1985
c • Edward Clard Cabot
1857
Charles D. Cadenhead
2008
Bailey M. Cadman
1970
A. Burns Cadwalader
1980
Michael B. Cadwell
2015
• George Waterman Cady
1889
• John Hutchins Cady
1937
• Josiah Cleveland Cady
1865
Timothy G. Cahill
2001
Sheila F. Cahnman
2017
Robert M. Cain
2013
• Walker O. Cain
1968
• Bayard Snowden Cairns
1929
Raymond S. Calabro
2014
Santiago Calatrava g 2005 John Mason Caldwell
327
invested
2014
• Harold Calhoun
1957
David J. Calkins
2011
Ferenc Callmeyer
1983
Robert Calvani
2018
Myriam E. Camargo
2014
Jane E. Cameron
2016
• Ralph Haywood Cameron
1937
Barbara A. Campagna
2009
C. Robert Campbell
2003
• Henry L. Campbell
1889
• James I. Campbell
1972
• Richard Arthur Campbell
1980
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
• Mario E. Campioli
1974
Manuel Mario Campos
2013
Victor Canãs
2007
Jean Canaux
1959
Jaime Canavés
2001
• Felix Candela
Hilario F. Candela • Georges Candilis
1963 1986 1968
Robert H. Canizaro
1987
William Tillman Cannady
1979
• Georgius Young Cannon
1969
• Jamie Cannon
1998
Jesse D. Cannon, Jr
2013
Roger Cannon
2002
Susan Cole Cannon
2014
Marvin J. Cantor
1993
• Horace Seay Cantrell, Jr.
1992
• John F. Capen
1926
Joseph Caprile
2019
Richard Scott Carde
2001
Segundo Cardona
2006
Kenneth Harvey Cardwell
1981
Glenn P. Carels
2013
• John Joseph Carey
1960
E. Tim Carl
2015
• Jean Paul Carlhian k 1973 • William Worth Carlin
1888
William A. Carlisle
1973
DeVon Carlson
1972
Donald Edwin Carlson
1994
• Harry Johan Carlson
Nils Carlson
1910 1992
invested
• Walter Carlson
1952
Massimo Carmassi
2005
John O. Carney, Jr.
2008
• Charles E. Carpenter
Clyde Reynolds Carpenter • Frank A. Carpenter
Jack Alan Carpenter Polly Carpenter William J. Carpenter
• Edward P. Casey
1926
Larry S Cash
2016
Donald W. Caskey
1999
1875
Heather Willson Cass
1997
1998
Ellen Crozat Cassilly
2017
1932
• Charles E. Cassell
1889
1999
Charles I. Cassell
2008
2016
Stephen Cassell
2019
2001
Joseph W. Casserly
1998
• E. T. Carr
1888
Charles S. Cassias, Jr.
2008
• George Wallace Carr
1952
Hugh Maxwell Casson
1969
• Henry Clay Carrel
1912
John J. Castellana
1988
• John Mervin Carrere
1891
Stephan Castellanos
1999
Gordon R. Carrier
2008
Guillermo Carrillo Arena • Edwin Winford Carroll
1975 1962
• Jefferson Roy Carroll, Jr. p c 1954 • M. Elliott Carroll
Marley Pegues Carroll
328
invested
1969 1979
Jean C. Carroon
2008
Walter T. Carry
1989
Chris Carson
1992
• Robert Carson
1958
Donald K. Carter
1994
Donna D. Carter
2010
John Avery Carter
1984
Richard A. Carter
2010
Virgil R. Carter
1987
David R. Cartnal
1996
• John Stanley Carver
1966
• George W. Cary
1892
Timothy A. Casai
1999
Juan Jose Casal Rocco
1974
John J. Casbarian
1991
Arcangelo Cascieri
1961
aia college of fellows
Margaret O’Donoghue Castillo 2016 Philip J. Castillo
2010
Pablo Castro
2018
Icaro de Castro Mello
1958
David Castro-Blanco y 1983 John H. Catlin • Samuel Jefferson Caudill
2004 1982
• William Wayne Caudill g 1962
Giorgio Cavaglieri
1965
Mark Cavagnero
2007
Peter David Cavaluzzi
2005
Becca L. Cavell
2014
• W. Brooks Cavin, Jr.
1975
Edward J. Cazayous
2007
Giovanni-Batista Ceas
1952
Heister Clymer Cease, Jr.
2016
• Charles Frederick Cellarius
1943
• Mario C. Celli
1965
Jeanine G. Centuori
2016
• Robert George Cerny
1964
• Joseph Ceruti
1993
invested
2017
• Grosvenor Chapman
1966
1987
• D. Fred Charlton
1893
• Judith Chafee
1983
• F. L. Charnley
1889
Brian H. Chaffee
2017
Jean-Marie Charpentier
2003
James Chaffers
2007
David M. Chasco
2013
Lawrence Chaffin, Jr.
1992
• John S. Chase y 1977
Ann R. Chaintreuil
1994
• Leon Chatelain, Jr. p 1953
Alfred V. Chaix
1964
Vishaan Chakrabarti
2018
• Melville Clark Chatten
1932
Matthew S. Chalifoux
2017
William Chegwidden
2010
John A. Cetra Rifat Kamil Chadirji
Walter F. Chatham
1997
• S. E. Chamberlain
1888
• Howard Lovewell Cheney
1947
• G. Howard Chamberlin
1932
Jeanne Chen
2019
• Harold Coulson Chambers
1943
Nelson Chen
2010
• Jack Henry Chambers
1980
Renée Cheng
2017
2002
Peter Chermayeff
1983
• Walter B. Chambers
1912
Edith Ann Cherry
1994
Dean B. Chambliss
1985
Edward E. Cherry
1996
Eduardo Chamorro
1976
Louis W. Cherry
2008
1980
Nathan Belville Cherry
2011
Lawrence Chan
2007
• Robert Allan Chervenak
1976
Lo-yi C.Y. Chan
1977
Thomas Wayne Chessum
2010
• Francis W. Chandler
1889
Katherine Kai-sun Chia
2018
• H. Daland Chandler
1937
Sean Chuan-Sheng Chiao
2016
• James G. Chandler
1888
• James Joseph Chiarelli
1965
Robert C. Chandler
2015
Lugean L. Chilcote
1983
• Theophilus P. Chandler, Jr.
1886
Guion Cabell Childress
1981
Gregory Chang
2014
James C. Childress
2001
Suk-Woong Chang
1999
David M. Childs
1985
Te Lin Chang
1970
• Frank A. Childs
1955
Yung Ho Chang
2019
Maurice F. Childs
1997
• Earl Kai Chann
1981
David J. Chilinski
2018
Wing T. Chao
1992
Michael Dale Chambers
• Junius Joseph Champeaux, II
L. William Chapin, II p 1992
329
invested
Ross Alan Chapin
2012
Donald Douglas Chapman
1984
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
• James Henry Chillman, Jr.
William David Chilton • Sho-Ping Chin
Susan Chin
1950 2010 2010 1998
invested
Susan Ann Chin
2013
David Chipperfield
2007
• B. C. Chisholm
1889
Robert E. Chisholm
1996
Bill Chomik
1996
Gordon Hing Quon Chong p 1994 Sungjung Chough Leo C. Chow Frederick Lee Christensen • George W. Christensen
330
• Birge Malcolm Clark
1952
• Cameron Clark
1948
• Carl Wesley Clark
1957
• Charles W. Clark
1890
Dick Clark
2013
• Edward Clark
1888
1992 1981
1981
Leigh Christy
2018
Lisa Chronister
2019
Annie Chu
2016
Daniel G. Chun
2001
Eric A. Chung
1986
• John R. Church
1889
• Walter E. Church
1951 1983 1951
Richard Chylinski
1989
Mario Joseph Ciampi
1960
Adolph Ciborowski
1980
Daniel John Cinelli
2008
Robert L. Cioppa
1991
Maria Theresita Ciprazo
2017
Ernest F. Cirangle
2014 1955
Eugene Darwin Cizek
1996
George L. Claflen, Jr.
1999
aia college of fellows
1966
2019
James Walker Christopher
• John Martin Clancy
• James Ford Clapp, Jr.
1889
Gaylaird Wiley Christopher 2017
• Anthony Salvatore Ciresi
1926
• Dillon P. Clark
Christenson 1957
• Henry Stern Churchill
• James Ford Clapp
2006
• Waldo Barrickman
William C. Church
invested
1981
Gerald L. Clark
1979
• Hervey Parke Clark
1955
• James Allan Clark
1964
James Peter Clark
2012
James T. (Tom) Clark, Jr.
2014
• Kenneth B. Clark
1985
• Kenneth S. Clark
1966
• Pendleton Scott Clark
1952
Roger H. Clark
1982
• Theodore Minot Clark
1882
• Charles Julien Clarke
1889
Fred W. Clarke, III
1992
John P. Clarke
1999
Marshall Fenn Clarke
1994
• Prescott O. Clarke
Charles W. Clary
1914 2000
• Alfred C. Clas
1889
• Angelo Robert Clas
1958
Thomas R. Clause
1993
• F. G. Clausen
1889
• William W. Clay
1888
John P. Claypool
2013
• Nicholas J. Clayton
1889
• Henry William Cleaveland
1857
Steven W. Clem • George H. Clemence
2014 1896
invested
Andrew S. Cohen
1974
Gregory Clement
2005
Jerry L. Clement
1987
Frank Clementi
2017
E. Gresley Cohen
1979
• Robert Lee Clemmer
1964
Jack Cary Cohen
1969
• Frank Ernest Cleveland
1946
Johathan W. Cohen
2004
• Lorenzo D. Cleveland
1885
Jonah Cohen
2018
• Arthur Cohen
2009
Glen Edwin Cline
1985
• Martin H. Cohen
1979
• Charles W. Clinton
1864
Stuart E. Cohen
1985
• Elizabeth Scheu Close
1969
• Elisabeth Coit
1955
• Winston A. Close
1969
• Charles R. Colbert
1962
• George A. Clough
1873
• Irving Walker Colburn
1978
Robert K. Clough
1996
Bruce Adams Coldham
2010
1868
Charles W. Cole, Jr.
2014
James A. Clutts
1981
Doris Cole
1994
• Roland E. Coate
1937
Alan H. Cobb
2006
• Adolph Cluss
• Henry Ives Cobb
1889
Henry Nichols Cobb t 1972
• Mary Caroline Cole
1985
Yolanda Cole
2016
• Miles Lanier Colean
1940
David Coleman • Joseph R. Coleman
2011
• Oscar Cobb
1889
• F. A. Coburn
1889
Jose R. Coleman-Davis Pagan 2018
• Alexander Smith Cochran
1962
Robert Traynham Coles c y 1981
• John C. Cochrane
1868
• Charles Collens
1923
• Bartlett Cocke, Sr.
1961
David S. Collins
1994
• Gilbert Harold Coddington
1960
James H. Collins, Jr.
2009
• William Francis Cody
1965
Joseph A. Collins
Christopher W. Coe
2010
• Theodore Irving Coe k 1953
331
invested
2007
2011
• Richard Edward Collins, Sr.
1971
• A. M.F. Colton
1889
Bob Coffee
1995
• Charles E. Colton
1889
Daniel P. Coffey
2001
• Gordon MacCallum Comb
1976
• Arthur Ralph Cogswell, Jr.
1974
• John T. Comes
1923
• Charles Northend Cogswell
1931
• Chandler Carroll Cohagen
1951
Donald M. Comstock
2000
Gianne P. Conard
2016
Adrian O. Cohen
2002
• William D. Concolino, Jr.
1984
Andrew P. Cohen
2005
Robert J. Condia
2019
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
• David Holt Condon
1967
• George E. Cooper
1878
• Spencer Burtis Cone
1969
Jerome M. Cooper
1976
• Henry M. Congdon
1867
• Samuel Inman Cooper
1951
• William J. Conklin
1972
• W. Kent Cooper
1998
Richard T. Connell
2017
Lawrence Holdren Connolly 2016
Christopher Coover
1990
Gerald M. Cope
1986
Richard T. Conrad
1997
William M. Conrad
1991
Lee G. Copeland
1979
John P. Conron
1974
Stuart L. Coppedge
2018
J. Jeffrey Conroy
1988
• Bruno P. Conterato
1971
• Walter Cope
• Munroe Walker Copper, Jr.
Joseph Coppola
1900
1951 2018
• Edgardo Contini
1990
• Leon Coquard
1916
• Neil Joseph Convery
1960
• Raniero Corbelletti
1988
William F. Conway
2010
• Harvey Wiley Corbett
1926
• William H. Conway
1898
Michael C. Corby
2010
Scott Conwell
2015
• August W. Cordes
1889
• Edwin Cook
1889
• J. G. Cordner
1888
1982
• John Donald Cordwell
1977
Eugene E. Cook • James B. Cook
1870
C. Jack Corgan
1990
• John F. Cook
1889
• Jack M. Corgan
1985
John T. Cook
2009
Joseph Coriaty
2018
William Corlett
1968
Lawrence D. Cook
1993
Richard B. Cook
1988
• Ramon Corona Martin
1960
Richard Cook
2012
Charles Mark Correa
1979
• Samuel A. Cook
1888
Steven Scott Cook
2015
• Walter Cook p 1891
• F. G. Corser
1888
Xavier Cortes Rocha
1997
• Araldo Alfred Cossutta
1974
• William H. Cook
1984
Walter Henry Costa
1974
Gilbert D. Cooke
2012
Bernard Costantino
2018
• Charles Allerton Coolidge
1889
Anthony J. Costello
2001
• Daniel J. Coolidge
1988
Juan Estanislao Cotera
2010
Leland D. Cott
1995
• Joseph Randolph Coolidge, Jr. 1906
Alexander Cooper
1986
John R. Cottle
2015
Chris Cooper
2018
• John O. Cotton
1985
1889
• W. Phillip Cotton, Jr.
• Francis W. Cooper
332
invested
aia college of fellows
2002
invested
Gary B. Coursey
2015
• Charles Crapsey
• James D. Cowan
1977
• Eugene Eleuthere dupont
Tommy N. Cowan
2004
Gerald D. Cowart
2017
C. Herbert Cowell
1964
• Clinton Harriman Cowgill
Page Ayres Cowley • Dan C. Cowling
1950 2001 1970
David Cox
1994
Frederic Hamilton Cox, Jr.
1986
• Herman G. Cox, Jr.
1972
J. Michael Cox
2015
Mary Patton Cox
2008
Philip Sutton Cox
1987
Warren J. Cox
1977
• Whitson William Cox
William Allan Cox
1971 2005
• William Plummer Cox
1964
• Ernest Coxhead
1923
• John H. Coxhead
1889
Robert Cozzarelli
2019
Bruce I. Crabtree, Jr.
1983
Ernesto Cragnolino
2016
• Kirk R. Craig
1986
Lynn G. Craig
2010
Steade R. Craigo
2000
• B. W. Crain, Jr.
1970
• Arthur B. Cram
1889
• Ralph Adams Cram
1902
George M. Crandall
1988
David Alford Crane
1981
• Edward A. Crane
1914
• Hubert Hammond Crane
1959
Jonathan Townley Crane
2011
Steve H. Crane
333
invested
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
2002
1881
Crawford 1969 Ronald O. Crawford
1993
• Philip Douglas Creer k 1957 • Thomas H. Creighton
1959
• Martin W. Crennen
1988
• Paul Phillipe Cret g 1913 • Frank W. Crimp
1966
James Hudson Crissman
1984
Raymond David Crites
1972
Edwin B. Crittenden
1975
Kenneth C. Crocco
1999
Charles Benjamin Croft
1992
• John Stafford Cromelin
1956
Edwin B. Cromwell
1967
Michael J. Crosbie
2012
• Eason Cross, Jr.
1983
• John Walter Cross
1923
Samuel Crothers
1986
H. Hobson Crow III
2015
Charles Parker Crowell
1952
S. Fiske Crowell
2003
• William H. Crowell
1941
Richard L. Crowther
1982
Randolph R. Croxton
1996
Metcalf Crump
1994
• Evan D. Cruthers
1994
John N. Cryer III
2014
• Adolph Cudell
Robert Ramsden Cueman
1889 1971
Beatriz del Cueto
2002
Laura A. Cruickshank
2015
• Clarence Cullimore
1944
Jan K. Culbertson
2017
invested
Charles Herbert Cullum Tim Culvahouse Charles L. Cunniffe • Charles Amos Cummings
1977 2006 2017 1889
• George Bain Cummings p 1948
invested
d • Louis Daeuble
1975
• Robert Frost Daggett
1926
• Robert Platt Daggett
1889
1873
Charles Dagit
1983
John Wilson Cuningham
1994
Fernand W. Dahan
1992
Ben H. Cunningham
1994
Justus Dahinden
1973
Gary M. Cunningham
1992
• M. F. Cummings
• Harry Francis Cunningham
Ralph Cunningham
• George Leighton Dahl
1958
1955
David Allen Daileda
1991
2010
Gardner Acton Dailey
1948
• Warren W. Cunningham
1974
Brandon A. Dake
2019
William Cunningham
2017
Manoj V. Dalaya
2019
Andrew M. Cuppies
2018
2000
1881
John Randall Dale
2008
2012
Richard F. Dallam
2009
• Leonard J. Currie
1969
Todd Dalland
1996
Robert G. Currie
2008
Clifford B. Curry
2015
James E. Dalton
1991
1889
Kevin Daly
2012
2008
Leo A. Daly, III
1991
• William Curlett
John Michael Currie
• Cornelius A. Curtin
Craig Curtis • E. A. Curtis
1889
• Nathaniel Cortlandt Curtis
1938
• Nathaniel Cortlandt Curtis, Jr. 1962
Steven F. Curry
2017
• Betty Lou Custer k 1972 • James Gould Cutler
334
• Curt F. Dale
1889
• S. C. Dallas
1889
• Leo Anthony Daly k 1972
Richard D. D’Amato
2017
• Paul Fernand Damaz
1980
Sylvester Damianos p c k 1982 Sam D’Amico
2017
• Robert Damora
1987
• Irving R. Dana, Jr.
1983
James L. Cutler
1994
• Robert W. Cutler
1959
George Edson Danforth
• Kirtland Cutter
1923
Kip E. Daniel
• Manley N. Cutter
1885
Arthur C. Danielian
• Amos F. Cutting
1889
Alex Cvijanovic
1990
George Nelson Daniels
1992
• Bernard J. Cywinski
1995
Stanley Lee Daniels
1978
• George W. da Cunha
1891
Scott L. Danielson
2014
aia college of fellows
Jeffrey Daniels
1967 2006 1982 2016
invested
• Francis Pierpont Davis
1940
Doris Andrews Danna
1995
Paul Danna
2013
Harold E. Davis, Jr.
2007
Trevor Dannatt
1988
• Harold Heath Davis
1950
Paul Dannels
2013
Jerry A. Davis
1993
Elizabeth A Danze
2009
John M. Davis
1993
Robert F. Darby
1984
Samuel N. Darby
1998
Marleen K. Davis
2006
Edwin S. Darden, Sr.
1975
Michael Davis
2010
Ben R. Darmer
1999
Nicholas D. Davis
2000
John R. DaSilva
2019
Patrick B. Davis
2011
Joel Davy
2016
• Paul A. Davis, III
1926
Jeffrey L. Day
2019
Sam Davis
1985
Roberto C. de Leon, Jr.
2016
Steven M. Davis
1997
Jack DeBartolo III
2016
Ted H. Davis
2014
Gilbert Delgado
2016
Thomas K. Davis
2008
• Edward Dupaquier Dart
1967
William T. Davis
1995
Richard Dattner
1978
Vakhtang Davitaia
1992
• Rudolph L. Daus
1896
William (Griff) Davenport
2018
Theoharis David
1996
• Charles Wilmott Dawson
1931
Rene Carlos Davids
2008
D. Graham Davidson
1998
• Clinton Day
David S. Davidson
1983
• Frank Miles Day p 1895
John Macdonald Davidson
1986
Frederic L. Day, Jr.
1969
Robert I. Davidson
1999
• Natalie G. de Blois
1974
• Lewis Davis
Clare Henry Day
1969
1996 1912
Russell A. Davidson p 2013
Giancarlo De Carlo
1975
David Y. Davies
1990
Rudolph V. De Chellis
1991
Albert J. Davis
1999
Kevin John deFreitas
2015
• Alexander Jackson Davis
1857
• Gerrit J. De Gelleke k 1926
• Arthur Quentin Davis
1959
• Robert Seeley De Golyer
1935
• Brinton B. Davis
1897
• Norman R. De Haan
1990
• Charles Francis Davis, Jr.
1960
• John N. De Haas, Jr.
1984
Charles M. Davis c 1987 • Clark Arthur Davis
335
invested
1983
Clark S. Davis
2000
• Francis E. Davis
1885
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
Rey de la Reza • Theodore W. De Lemos
Vernon De Mars
2000 1889 1964
• Louis de Moll p 1966
invested
2019
Eugene A. Delmar
1974
Nunzio Marco De Santis
2008
Pamela Delphenich
2001
Alfredo De Vido
1984
Sidney L. Delson
1987
Timothy E. De Noble
• Roscoe Plimpton De Witt
1957
Melissa L. DelVecchio
• Arthur F. Deam
1971
• Kenneth DeMay
1985
Edward L. Deam
1999
Gary E. Demele
2015
• Henry D. Deam
1889
Olvia C. Demetriou
Edward Dean
2012
Gary K. Dempster
2012
1953
• John A. Dempwolf
1910
Robert Paul Dean
2014
• Reinhardt Dempwolf
1932
Thomas J. DeAngelo
2005
Mary Werner DeNadai
2003
Grover C. Dear
2010
Neil M. Denari
2015
1961
Dirk Denison
2005
• Robert Charles Dean
• Cornelius Michael Deasy
Jack DeBartolo, Jr. c 1983
2000
• John Cobb Dennis
1955
Constantin N. Decavalla
1984
Ronald W. Dennis
2009
Anne Marie Duvall Decker
2017
Sarah Ann Dennison
2010
Howard S. Decker
1997
William R. Deno
2000
Edward Jack Denton
2010
Roy T. Decker • Ward Wyatt Deems
1973
• John J. Deery
1889
• Russell Orrin Deeter
1971
• S. E. Desjardins
1889
2008
Tod Desmarais
2008
Todd C. DeGarmo
• N. L. Derby
Joseph Robert Deshayes
1876 1987
• Allan J. Dehar
1995
Gary Lee Desmond, Sr.
1995
• William Henley Deitrick
1955
John J. Desmond
1967
• Clayton B. Dekle
1970
• Mathew W. Del Gaudio
1949
Elizabeth (Betsy) Rupp del Monte
2011
Rick del Monte
2015
• Jorge Del Rio
1980
• Henri-Marie Delaage
1972
• Ward P. Delano
1892
• William Adams Delano g 1912
336
invested
• Homer T. Delawie
1972
Jared DellaValle
2019
aia college of fellows
• Leon E. Dessez
1896
James R. DeStefano
1982
James Determan
2012
Donald R. Dethlefs, Jr.
2017
• A. Henry Detweiler
1969
Gita Dev
1992
Panayotis Eric Devaris
1990
J. Peter Devereaux
2006
Jennifer K. Devlin-Herbert • Bernard J. DeVries
2013 1966
invested
• Paul S. Devrouax, Jr.
1993
• John Robert Dillon
1926
• Robert E. Dexter
1896
Charles Dilworth
2007
2013
Judith DiMaio
2013
• M. J. Dimmock
1888
David Dimond
2016
Frank Dimster
1997
Umberto Dindo
2012
Jules Dingle
2018
Richard DeYoung
Lodovico Barbiano di Belgiojoso 1988 Eugene L. Di Laura, Jr.
1980
Antonio G. Di Mambro
1998
Robert Diamant
1981
A. J. Diamond
1994
David M. Diamond
2015
John James Diamond
1995
Katherine Diamond
1996
• Frederick Diaper
1857
James R. Diaz
1987
Ignacio Diaz Morales
1987
• Horacio Diaz Semidey
1976
Martin A. Diaz-Yabor
2013
A. P. DiBenedetto
1978
• David R. Dibner
Bruce Wayne Dicker
337
invested
1974 2000
• John M. Dickey
1980
Duo Dickinson
2017
Ellen Bailey Dickson
2016
• Walter Dickson
1877
• C. A. Didden
1889
Richard J. Diedrich
2009
William L. Diefenbach
2007
Gerald George Diehl
1966
• Paul E. Dietrich
1980
• Robert H. Dietz
1965
Suzanne DiGeronimo
1992
William M. Dikis
1992
David Alan Dillard
2012
• Lemuel C. Dillenback
1942
• Noah Dillenbeck
1889
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
• Philip W. Dinsmore
Martine Dion
1986 2018
• Clair William Ditchy p 1944 • Isaac E. Ditmars
Frank E. Dittenhafer, II
1895 2007
David Dixon
1991
Frederick Dail Dixon
1995
John Morris Dixon
1977
Kathy Denise Dixon
2017
• Laban B. Dixon
Michael A. Dixon
1889 1995
• Thomas Dixon
1870
Thang N. Do
2017
Lawrence Doane
1987
Michael A. Dobbins
1992
Jimmy Cal Doche
1992
Debra J. Dockery
2017
• Otis Dockstader
1889
• James Charles Dodd
1981
• Edwin Sherrill Dodge
1931
Peter H. Dodge
1980
• Wesley C. Dodson
1889
• Albert F. D’Oench
1888
Renee Doktorczyk • George S. Dolim
Fernando J. Domenech, Jr.
2013 1986 2009
invested
• Peter H. Dominick, Jr.
1994
Peter G. Doyle
1987
• John M. Donaldson
1889
Kiril Iliev Doytchev
1990
Milford Wayne Donaldson
1992
Rada Doytcheva
2017
Janet Donelson
1998
• Gustave W. Drach
1889
• Richard C. Donkervoet
1989
• Paul Woodhull Drake
1962
• Edward W. Donn, Jr.
1909
• William H. Drake
1869
Paul J. Donnelly
2002
Boris Dramov
Peter C. Doo
2012
Helene Combs Dreiling p 2000
1993
Kathleen A. Dorgan
2016
• Kermit Parrish Dorius
1977
Roy M. Drew
1966
Albert A. Dorman
1985
Albert M. Dreyfuss
1967
Richard Lee Dorman
1968
• C. F. Driscoll t 1881
1960
• Jean Roth Driskel
• Charles Henry Dornbusch
Robert W. Dorsey
1999
Balkrishna Vithaldas Doshi
1971
Darwin V. Doss
1997
Nicole M. Dosso
2016
• Jane Beverly Drew
Kenneth Harold Drucker • Adolphus Druiding
R. Wayne Drummond • Otis Walter Dryer
1978
1971 2009 1889 1996 1889
Betsey Olenick Dougherty c 1990
Carl J. D’Silva
2014
Brian Paul Dougherty
1994
Andres M. Duany
1996
1918
• Martin David Dubin
1972
William John Dougherty
1980
Cornelius R. DuBois
2007
Frank F. Douglas
1986
Macy DuBois
1983
John Douglas
2003
Eric Dubosc
2006
J. Douglas Miller
1982
H. Robert Douglass
1986
Turan Duda
2013
1889
George Austin Dudley
1975
• Edward Emmett Dougherty
• James Douglass
338
invested
• Charles DuBose
1964
Lathrop Douglass
1960
• Henry C. Dudley
1857
C.R. George Dove
2000
Elliott E. Dudnik
2011
• Alden Ball Dow
1957
• Willem Marinus Dudok g 1952
• Walter Thomas Downing
1898
• Arthur E. Duerschner
1988
Philip Manning Dowson
1989
Timothy J. Dufault
2017
• Harry Royden Dowswell
1954
Pierre-André Dufetel
1988
Gerald A. Doyle
1986
J. Paul Duffendack
1995
Michael F. Doyle
2010
aia college of fellows
• Allan E. Duffus
1974
invested
Kent Duffy
2007
William R. Dutcher
1992
Roger Duffy
2007
Werner Duttman
1969
2016
Isabelle Lucienne Duvivier
2014
1962
Donald J. Dwore
2001
1952
Daniel L. Dworsky
1968
Steve Dumez
2007
Herman E. Dyal
2010
Matthew Dumich
2017
Williston Lamar Dye
2017
William Edward Dugger III Emilio Duhart • Herman Louis Duhring, Jr.
1974
• J. Milton Dyer
Donna W. Dunay
2009
Craig Dykers
2018
Robert Dunay
2010
Alan Dynerman
2005
Stephen Dynia
2013
• Rockwell King DuMoulin
Herbert E. Duncan, Jr k 1974 • John Hemenway Duncan
Michael Duncan • C. A. Dunham
William Dunkel
2014 1889 1969 1943
• William Edward Dunlap
1971
Christopher S. Dunlavey
2016
Blakely Carr Dunn
2016
• Frederick Wallace Dunn
1962
• W. H. Dunn
1892 2018
• Warren B. Dunnell
1891
• N. Max Dunning
1919
Foster W. Dunwiddie • William Elliott Dunwody, Jr.
1985 1957
Eugene Cox Dunwoody
1984
William A. Dupont
2013
• William L. Duquette
1991
• Philip Durham
2016
• Robert L. Durham p c k 1959 • Almon J. Durkee
1979
Gabriel Durrand-Hollis
2003
• Joseph George Durrant
1973
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
1911
1894
• Matthew Edmunds Dunlap
Wendy Dunnam Tita
339
invested
e Tamara Eagle Bull
2018
• William E. Eames p 1890 • Stephen C. Earle
1889
Mary-Jean Eastman
1998
Jerome Leslie Eben
2017
John P. Eberhard
1977
Dietmar Eberle
2004
Rene Echarte y Mazorra
1952
Jeremiah Eck
1998
J. Stuart Eckblad
2015
• Edmund Jacques Eckel
1889
Walter L. Eckenhoff
2009
Robert A. Eckert
1984
Aimee Eckmann
2018
David E. Eckmann
2017
Stanton Eckstut
1988
• George H. Edbrooke
1889
• Willoughby J. Edbrooke
1889
• Robert N. Eddy
1995
Timothy R. Eddy
2017
• Harold Edelman
1981
invested
Sidney Eisenshtat
1986
Robert D. Eisenstat
2017
• James R. Edmunds, Jr. p 1937
Richard K. Eisner
1996
• Charles Edwards
1895
Julie Eizenberg
2015
David James Edwards, Jr.
1995
Rand Ekman
2018
David W. Edwards
1992
Abdel Wahed El Wakil
1986
• H. Griffith Edwards
1963
• Herschel A. Elarth
1979
Jared I. Edwards
1986
• Barry Elbasani
1993
Albert Efron
1987
• Brian E. Eldred
1986
Judith Edelman William Edgerton
George James Efstathiou
1981 2007
2009
Joseph Lippincott Eldredge
1975
1913
Carl Elefante
2009
Augustine Akhuemokhan Egbor 1979
James H. Eley
1993
Charles Eley, Jr.
1991
Arieh El-Hanani
1984
• Robert Elkington
1965
Leslie K. Elkins
2014
• Howard F. Elkus
1983
• James J. Egan
David L. Eggers
1972
• Henry Lawrence Eggers
1956
• Otto R. Eggers
1930
• Ezra Ehrenkrantz
1975
John P. Ehrig
1993
• Joseph Ehrlich
1997
Steven Ehrlich
1993
Thomas N. Eichbaum
1993
• Howard Samuel Eichenbaum
1955
• Augustus Eichhorn
1889
• Marvin Eickenroht
1966
Yehya Mohamed Eid
1988
• Cyrus L. Eidlitz
1907
• Leopold Eidlitz
1857
John Eifler
1999
David A. Eijadi
2006
Steven L. Einhorn
1996
Edmund M. Einy
2010
David Eisen
2016
Bruce D. Eisenberg
2019
Peter David Eisenman t 1981 • John Eisenmann
340
invested
aia college of fellows
1889
Harry Ellenzweig
1997
• Thomas Farr Ellerbe
1961
• Philmer J. Ellerbroek
1967
Robin M. Ellerthorpe
1997
• Thomas Harlan Ellett
1934
Dale R. Ellickson
1992
Steven T. Ellinger
2015
Scott Ellinwood
1992
• Benjamin P. Elliott
1971
• J. M. Elliott
1889
Rand L. Elliott • E. M. Ellis
1994 1889
John M. Ellis
1998
Peter G. Ellis
2008
James Edward Ellison
1988
• Frank L. Elmer
James W. Elmore
2001 1966
invested
• George Grant Elmslie
1947
Paul R. Erickson
2017
• Arvid Elness
1991
Jerome R. Ernst
1991
• Winston Elting
1956
Gregory L. Erny
2017
• Wilson C. Ely
1931
Hernan Larrain Errazuriz
1962
• Alfred Oscar Elzner
1889
Ralph Erskine
1966
• Frank Nelson Emerson
1940
Aarne Ervi
1966
• William R. Emerson
1919
• William Randolph Emerson
1866
• Audrey Emmons
1984
• Donn Emmons
1961
• Frederick E. Emmons
1969
Terrel M. Emmons
1998
Paul Endres
2012
• Lawrence Albert Enersen • William Eng
1971 1990
Douglas K. Engebretson
1991
Mark C. Engelbrecht
1998
Richard England
1999
Michael A. Enomoto
2007
Philip J. Enquist
2003
John A. Enright
2012
Cassandra D. Ensberg
2016
• William L. Ensign
1972
• Robert E. Entzeroth
1974
Lawrence Enyart
1992
Michael Epp
2017
• Charles Eppinghausen
1880
• Herbert Epstein k 1974
Dagmar B. Epsten
2013
Scott A. Erdy
2015
• Arthur Charles Erickson g 1978 • Gerald Erickson
341
invested
1982
Elizabeth S. Ericson
1996
• Carl Anthony Erikson
1947
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
• Alexander Chadborne
Eschweiler 1918 • Theodore L. Eschweiler
1967
• August C. Esenwein
1926
• R. Rea Esgar
1967
William W. Eshbach k 1964 The Viscount Esher
1967
• Joseph Esherick g t 1965 • R. Allen Eskew
Philip A. Esocoff • Harold Lionel Esten
2003 1993 1975
James Estes
2004
A. Bruce Etherington
1990
Andrew F. Euston
1989
• Benjamin Evans
1983
• David S. Evans
1997
Deane M. Evans, Jr.
1999
J. Handel Evans
1993
• John Lane Evans
1967
• Ralph Folland Evans
1992
Robert J. Evans
1981
S. Michael Evans
2005
• Thomas D. Evans
1889
• W. J. Evans
1967
• William Spearing Evans
1980
• Arthur Greene Everett
1891
C. Richard Everett
1985
• Albert John Evers
1934
Gary L. Everton
2000
invested
invested
2011
• J. Everette Fauber, Jr.
1970
Peter Exley
2004
Avery C. Faulkner
1980
Inger Exner
1992
• Waldron Faulkner
1951
Johannes Exner
1992
• Winthrop W. Faulkner
1983
Douglas S. Ewing
• Robert Alexander Eyerman
1960
Thomas J. Eyerman
1980
James Gantt Fausett
• William B. Faville p 1914 • Charles Allen Favrot
H. Mortimer Favrot, Jr.
f Tobias Faber
1987
• Leon Nello Fagnani
1957
William H. Fain, Jr.
1991
• Geoffrey W. Fairfax
1974
• Clement W. Fairweather c 1934
Francisco B. Fajardo
1958
Harry M. Falconer, Jr.
2017
James Falick
1982
• E. O. Fallis
1889
Kristine K. Fallon
1995
• Donald Qualtrough Faragher
1958
1923 2013
• Jay Fay
1889
• A. Lincoln Fechheimer
1950
Robert Erick Fehlberg
1973
• Sverre Fehn
1989
• Arthur Fehr
1957
Werner L. Feibes
1993
Daniel J. Feil
1997
• Bernard Melchior Feilden
Edward A. Feiner
1987 1995
• Carl Feiss
1962
• Arthur Feitel
1949
• Jose Feito
1987
• J. Clarence Feliciano
1979
• Alfred Fellheimer
1935
Jay Farbstein
1997
Michael Farewell
1999
Richard T. Faricy
1981
Mehrdad Farivar
2004
• William K. Fellows
1914
Richard Farley
2007
Martin Felsen
2017
Richard Caryl Farley
1999
Ji Zhong Feng
1987
Melissa M. Farling
2014
Tian A. Feng
2008
Stephen J. Farneth
1999
• Donald Qualtrough Faragher 1958 • Robert David Farquhar
1919
Douglas Farr
2014
Damian Farrell
2015
Terry Farrell
1998
• E. Francis Henry Fassett
Hassan Fathy
342
1998
aia college of fellows
1889 1976
Glenn Fellows
2018
• G. Corner Fenhagen
1937
• Burt L. Fenner
1913
Curtis Worth Fentress • Burt L. Fenner
1996 1913
• S. Scott Ferebee, Jr. p c 1968 • Andrew J. Ferendino
1966
• Frank W. Ferguson
1910
Franklin T. Ferguson
1986
invested
Richard E. Fernau • Henry Fernbach
Joseph James Ferraro
1866 2008
Maurice N. Finegold Martin J. Finio Ira Fink
1991 2016 1996
Stephanie Elaine Ferrell
1995
• Alfred Charles Finn
1949
Miguel Ferrer Rincon
1967
Jerry Victor Finrow
1997
• Alexander Ian Ferrier
1982
Jozsef Finta
1991
• Richard B. Ferrier
1993
Antonio J. Fiol-Silva
2009
• James D. Ferris
1976
• Charles Essig Firestone
1947
Robert Ferris
1996
Jonathan L. Fischel
• Hugh Ferriss
1950
A. Robert Fisher
Maximilian L. Ferro
1987
Benjamin P. Fisher
Donald E. Ferry
1983
• Clellan W. Fisher
1893
• George B. Ferry
1889
• D. K. Este Fisher, Jr.
1946
Jeffrey C. Fetzer
2014
• George L. Fisher
1889
Michael T. Fickel
1985
• Henry Fisher
1897
• H. Edwards Ficken
1882
• Howard T. Fisher
1974
• Edward H. Fickett
1969
• August William Fiedler
1889
Barbara Field
James Herschel Fisher • John L. Fisher
2009 1978 2002
1963 1983
2004
Kenneth I. Fisher
2014
• Fred E. Field
1889
Larua A. Horstman Fisher
2003
• George W. Field
1889
• Louis McLane Fisher
1955
• Hermann Haviland Field
1971
• Reynolds Fisher
1889
• John L. Field
1975
• William E. Fisher
1934
Robert A. Fielden
1993
John Fisher-Smith
1972
Michael M. Fieldman
1997
Timothy M. Fishking
2017 1991
Edwin L. Fields
2004
Hollye C. Fisk
Karen Ivy Fiene
2012
Bradford White Fiske
Michael Fifield
2011
Kay Fisker
1955
Kenneth J. Filarski
1988
Stephen A. Fiskum
2013
Michael A. Fitts
1991
R. Jerome Filer • Bob G. Fillpot
343
1995
invested
2000
2007
1991
• Thomas K. Fitz Patrick
1957
Ronald C. Filson
1995
Darrell A. Fitzgerald
1996
H. Curtis Finch
1976
James T. Fitzgerald
1996
• James Harrison Finch
1963
Joseph Farley Fitzgerald
1973
Robert Allen Findlay
1999
Richard A. Fitzgerald
1982
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
• William Fitzner
1889
David N. Fixler
• Henry A. Foeller
1937
2008
• Bernd Foerster
1982
• John Joseph Flad
1964
• James J. Foley
1973
Joseph Hilar Flad
1969
• Max Henry Foley
1952
• Ernest Flagg
1926
• Frederick W. Folk
1889
• James E. Flanders
1889
James Ray Follett
1996
• John J. Flanders
1889
Michael W. Folonis
2008
• Earl Robert Flansburgh
1973
• Frederick L. Foltz
1889
1998
• Herbert W. Foltz
1898
• Max Flatow
1967
David G. Fong
2009
• Edward Fleagle
1973
Fred Lawrence Foote
1982
Joseph L. Fleischer
1994
• Orlando K. Foote
1889
Richard J. Fleischman
1974
Steven M. Foote
1995
• Adolph Fleishmann
1889
John R. Forbes
2015
Norman C. Fletcher
1964
Peter Forbes
1983
• William L. Fletcher
1974
• Walter F. Forbush
1889
• Ralph C. Flewelling
1941
Alan Ford
2014
• Noel Leslie Flint
1955
• O’Neil Ford
1960
David Jay Flood
1992
Richard L. Ford, Jr.
2011
Colden Florance
1980
Robert M. Ford, III
1994
Antonio Fuentes Flores
1977
Robert Forest
2014
Cesar X. Flores
1993
• Russell Forester
1995
• Luis Flores-Dumont
1993
• Henry Chandlee Forman
1968
• Linn Argyle Forrest, Sr.
1979
2018
• Frank Joseph Forster
1940
Anthony C. Floyd
2014
Bernardo Fort-Brescia
1992
Chad Floyd
1991
James R. Foster
1990
• Richard F. Floyd
1985
Michael T. Foster
2007
W. Jeff Floyd, Jr.
1995
Norman Foster g 1980
• James Fludder
1889
Richard Foster
1978
Gail M. Flynn
2011
• William Henry Foster
1894
Kevin Joseph Flynn
2010
Anne Noelle Fougeron
2010
• Ligon B. Flynn
1986
• Ernest H. Fougner
1938
• Jacques Andre Fouilhoux
1943
Bruce S. Fowle
1985
Edward C. Flato
Paul Florian Joshua Flowers
Michael D. Flynn John W. Focke
344
invested
aia college of fellows
2006
2000 1989
invested
• Bob J. Fowler
1994
• Aaron Freed
1977
Charles A. E. Fowler
1967
• James Ingo Freed
1977
• Halstead P. Fowler
1895
• Joseph H. Freedlander
1926
• Laurence Hall Fowler
1937
Philip G. Freelon
2003
Thomas Fowler IV
2019
Belmont Freeman
2009
Marion Lee Fowlkes
1999
Beverly L. Freeman
1978
• John A. Fox
1889
• William Ernest Freeman, Jr.
1965
Sheldon Fox
1987
William Wallstone Freeman 1966
Harrison S. Fraker, Jr.
1991
• John Marvin Freese
1889
Donald T. Fram
2010
James D. French
2016
Edward D. Francis
1976
Jeffery S. French
1999
Jay E. Frank
1987
• W. A. Freret
1888
Morton Frank
2001
• Albert Frey
1957
• Richard C. Frank
1974
Thomas K. Fridstein
1996
2018
Lawrence Joel Friedberg
2017
2001
Stephen Friedlaender
1997
James R. Franklin k 1988
Daniel S. Friedman
2001
• Lindley M. Franklin
1927
• Hans A. Friedman
1978
Richard C. Franko
2017
• Howard A. Friedman
1971
• Gregory Esser Franta
1994
John T. Friedman
Wyatt J Frantom
2019
• Raphael Nathan Friedman
1955
• Robert Benjamin Frantz
1952
Rodney Francis Friedman
1974
2018
Edward C. Friedrichs
1994
John P. Franzen
2001
Richard Benton Friedson
2014
Ulrich Franzen
1970
• Thomas Sidney Frier
1978
• Kenneth Franzheim
1949
Gregory Marc Friesen
2008
• Robert J. Frasca
1979
Rudy P. Friesen
1987
• Joseph Thompson Fraser, Jr.
1965
Knud Friis
1983
• John Frazer
1869
Mark J. Frisch
2011
Suzanne Floyd Frasier
2017
Verity L. Frizzell
2018
• Walter Stephen Frazier
1956
• Arthur Froehlich
1966
• Harold D. Fredenburgh
2015
• Philip Hubert Frohman
1955
• George A. Frederick
1877
• Charles Sumner Frost
1889
Jocelyn Lum Frederick
2017
• Frederick G. Frost
1942
• Frederick G. Frost, Jr.
1955
Viviana Frank-Franco Neil P. Frankel
Anna Franz
Linna Jane Young Frederick 2012
345
invested
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2007
invested
R David Frum
2018
• James Herbert Gailey
1952
• Charles E. Fry
1966
Craig S. Galati
2019
• Edwin Maxwell Fry
1964
Fulton G. Gale, III
2003
• Louis E. Fry, Jr.
1973
Hilario Galguera, III
1966
• Louis Edwin Fry, Sr.
1968
Carl Galioto
2004
Richard Edwin Fry
1994
Herbert K. Gallagher
1978
Lonn L. Frye
2004
William B. Gallagher Jr.
2018
• John Reed Fugard, Sr.
1953
Leslie M. Gallery
1990
• Hideo H. Fujii
1984
• Arthur Banta Gallion
1957
Joseph Y. Fujikawa
1979
Gustavo Gallo Carpio
1971
Randall K. Fujiki
2003
• Thomas F. Galvin
1976
Massimiliano Fuksas
2002
• E. James Gambaro k 1953
Albert B. Fuller, Jr.
1989
• Branson Van Leer Gamber
1944
Frank Lanneau Fuller
1994
• R. W. Gambier-Bousfield
1884
• James E. Fuller
1892
• G. Clinton Gamble
1962
• Kenneth R. Fuller
1984
• Charles D. Gambrill
1858
• Richard Buckminster Fuller g
1975
Mario Gandelsonas
2006
• Robert K. Fuller
1940
• John Frederick Gane
1972
• Thomas W. Fuller
1870
Jeanne K. Gang
2009
Hsinming Fung
2016
Mark S. Gangi
2019
Duncan Thomas Fulton, III
1994
Deborah Gans
2014
• Pierce P. Furber
1889
• William Allaman Ganster
1976
• Max H. Furbringer
1938
Harvey B. Gantt y 1987
• William Charles Furer
1953
Louis J. Garapolo
2009
• Thomas J. Furlong
1889
Daniel Mason Garber
2014
David F. Furman
1994
• Frederick W. Garber
1938
Gary E. Furman
2011
Rolando L. Garcia
2009
• Frank Furness
1869
• Ignazio Gardella
1999
James E. Furr
1987
• Hugh Mackie Gordon Garden 1937
• Charles J. Furst
1889
Norman M. Garden
2014
• Edward Gardiner
1857
Amy E. Gardner
2015
g
346
invested
• Harry W. Gardner
1926
Michael Gabellini
2004
Kenn Gardner
2010
Robert C. Gaede
1984
Theodore E. Garduque
2000
aia college of fellows
invested
Robert Joel Geering
1980
• Abram Garfield
1909
Robert D. Garland, Jr.
1985
Jan Gehl
2008
Douglas A. Garofalo
2003
Andrea Cohen Gehring
2007
Lori Snyder Garrett
2017
G. Michael Gehring
2009
Pete E. Garrett
2019
• William Gehron
1944
Rod Garrett
2013
Frank O. Gehry g 1974
Charles E. Garrison
1992
Gerard F.X. Geier, II
2008
Nicholas P. Garrison
2019
Carolyn D. Geise
1989
Truitt B. Garrison
1990
Leslie Gartner
2017
Charles Edouard Geisendorf 1968
Lia Gartner
2010
Michael D. Garz
2017
Alan Golin Gass
1998
• Francis Paul Gassner
1969
Frederick C. Gast, Jr.
1999
Kirk A. Gastinger
1993
• Martha M. Gates
1999
• Robert F. Gatje
1973
James A. Gatsch
2002
James B. Gatton
1991
Donald F. Gatzke
2018
• A. F. Gauger
1889
F. Earle Gaulden, Jr.
1985
John C. Gaunt
1994
Edmond G. Gauvreau
2017
• Henry Lord Gay
1887
Vergel Lee Gay, Jr.
2014
Clifford V. Gayley
2015
William McLeod Gaylord
2013
• J. V. Gearing
1889
• Michael Francis Gebhart
2009
Robert L. Geddesz t
1967
Barbara L. Geddis
1994
• William James Geddis
R. Hunter Gee
347
invested
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
1971 2016
Stephanie Gelb
2010
Martin B. Gelber
1995
Lisa Gelfand
2011
• Abraham W. Geller
1972
M. Arthur Gensler, Jr.
1980
• Charles Booher Genther
1967
Brian George
2018
• David Webster George
1984
Edmond George
2017
Frank Dan George
1983
Reagan Webb George
1982
Robert S. George
1998
Stephen A. George
1988
• W. Eugene George
2004
Scott F. Georgeson
2011
Diane T. Georgopulos
2005
Holly Gerberding
2006
Preston M. Geren, Jr.
1973
Thomas B. Gerfen
2002
• Paul Gerhardt, Jr.
1948
John P Gering
2019
Meinhard von Gerkan
1995
Debra Gerod
2013
Cheri Rodgers Gerou
2011
Phillip H. Gerou
1993
invested
348
invested
Mahmoud Gharachedaghi
2004
James S. Gimpel
1998
Rocco Giannetti
2018
Raymond L. Gindroz
1999
Joseph P. Giattina, Jr.
1999
Blanche Lemco van Ginkel
1995
• James D. Gibans
2002
David Lawrence Ginsberg
1980
• Arthur N. Gibb
1926
Mark E. Ginsberg
2006
Dale L. Gibbs
1987
• William P. Ginther
1893
• David Gibbs
1879
Raymond Girvigian
1972
Donald Hugh Gibbs
1980
• Alfred Morton Githens
1944
• Hugh Gibbs
1969
Joseph C. Giuliani
1982
• Robert W. Gibson
1885
• Romaldo Giurgola g 1975
Randall C. Gideon
1999
Rebekah G. Gladson
2008
Carl P. Giegold
2013
Richard E. Glaser
1982
• Cass Gilbert p 1892
• M. Milton Glass
1981
• Charles Pierrepont H. Gilbert 1889
William Ross Glass
1998
• Robert W. Gilbert
1894
David Evan Glasser
1995
• Sidney P. Gilbert
1986
David H. Gleason
2013
Van H. Gilbert
2012
• Jan K. Gleason
• Victor C. Gilbertson
1966
Lawrence Gleason
2011
• Edmund B. Gilchrist
1938
Everett Austin Glendening
1980
William A. Gilchrist
2006
Ruth M. Gless
2016
2006
Gordon Gill
2013
Val Glitsch
1995
• Grayson W. Gill
1967
• J. Graham Glover
1896
Jeffrey Gill
2013
Richard Gluckman
1998
• Louis John Gill
1941
Harold D. Glucksman
1982
• R. Z. Gill
1891
James M. Glymph
1998
Wilmot G. Gilland
1992
Jose Gnecco Fallon
1960
Mark L. Gillem
2014
Ronald Vance Gobbell
1998
Norman M. Giller
1984
• Frederick Augustus Godley
1935
• Leon N. Gillette
1934
• Samuel S. Godley
1893
Mark Gilliand
2015
H. Carleton Godsey, Jr.
2004
Ronald Andrew Gilling
1978
• Paul Auguste Goettelmann
1964
• Arthur Delavan Gilman
1857
James Goettsch
1989
Anzilla R. Gilmore
2019
Lewis J. Goetz
2003
W. Douglas Gilpin, Jr.
1999
• Henry L. Gogerty
1953
Richard L. Gilyard
2010
• Sanford Williams Goin
1954
aia college of fellows
invested
Martin A. Gold
2019
Donald Goodhue
1987
Alan Eliot Goldberg
1988
• Cary Conrad Goodman
1992
• Bertrand Goldberg
1966
• Charles Morton Goodman
1959
Carney Goldberg
1961
John P. Goodman
1992
Steven Marshall Goldberg
1991
Marvin D. Goodman
Myron H. Goldfinger
1986
Michael Goodman
1967
Glenn Goldman
2007
• Percival Goodman
1954
Ronald Goldman
1987
• Edwin James Goodwin, Jr.
1973
Goldwin Goldsmith
1930
• George M. Goodwin
1889
• Myron Goldsmith
1972
• Kemper G. Goodwin
1969
• Nicholas Goldsmith
1997
• Michael Kemper Goodwin
1978
Jordan Goldstein
2019
• Philip L. Goodwin
1935
Marc Evan Goldstein
1978
Robert W. Goodwin
2015
• Moise H. Goldstein
1936
Warren N. Goodwin
2001
Roger Neal Goldstein
1994
• Joan E. Goody
1991
• S. James Goldstein
1985
• Marvin Edward Goody
1971
Harmon H. Goldstone
1968
Alex Gordon
1974
• Albert S. Golemon c
1959
• Edwin Seamer Gordon
1923
Harry Golemon
1974
• Ezra Gordon
1974
Lisa C. Gomperts
2017
Harry T. Gordon
1996
Joann Gonchar
2018
• Walter Gordon
1969
Fanny T. Gong
2014
• Landis Gores
1973
Bennie M. Gonzales
1976
Alexander Charles Gorlin
2005
Armando L. Gonzalez
2003
John Hugh Gormley
2017
Joseph A. Gonzalez
2009
F. Eric Goshow
2018
• Luis Gonzalez Aparacio
1959
• Jackson C. Gott
1889
• Juan Gonzalez Cebrian
1975
T. J. Gottesdiener
2003
Manuel G. Gonzalez
2016
• F. H. Gouge
1888
Teodoro Gonzalez de Leon
1983
Amy L. Gould
2001
Donald W.Y. Goo
1988
• Carl Frelinghuyoen Gould
1934
• William Tyson Gooch
1894
Lisa Gould
2006
Nathan Good
2015
Robert E. Gould
1998
Robert Lawrence Good
1989
• Thomas J. Gould
1883
Wayne L. Good
2002
• Ronald Gourley
1976
• George Gove
1950
• Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue 1906
349
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Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
2006
invested
350
invested
Christoffer A. Graae
2014
Thomas A. Gray
1984
Christopher K Grabé
2009
• Lyn Eliot Graziani
1983
John Grable
2007
• Thomas E. Greacen, II
1975
Brian H. Gracey
1995
Robert E. Greager
1990
• Bernard John Grad
1961
Dennis W. Grebner
1988
John P. Grady
2009
Raymond D. Greco
2005
• Bruce J. Graham
1966
• Mellen C. Greeley
1934
David Graham
2009
• William Roger Greeley
1945
Gary Graham
1993
• Aaron G. Green
1968
Roy Eugene Graham
1995
Christopher J Green
2013
Sarah R. Graham
2010
• Curtis H. Green
1981
• Clyde Grainger
1951
• Edward B. Green
1890
Robert E. Gramann
1986
• Lonsdale Green
1889
• Warren W. Gran
1994
• M. Edwin Green
1952
• E. Carleton Granbery, Jr.
1972
Monica Green
2012
• Alfred Hoyt Granger
1926
Richard J. Green
1993
• Charles Thompson Granger, Jr.
Thomas G. Green
1982
1966
David B. Greenbaum
2004
Sally Grans-Korsh
2007
Aubrey J. Greenberg
1986
Emily A. Grandstaff-Rice
2016
Beth Greenberg
2015
Thomas L. Grassi
2017
Frank W. Grauman
2011
• Frank Porcher Graveley
1897
Paul Hjalmar Graven
1978
• Charles Parker Graves
1983
Dean W. Graves
1990
• Michael Graves g t
1979
Stanley O. Graves
2013
Ann E. Gray
2002
David Lawrence Gray
1993
Elizabeth P. Gray
2012
• George Herbert Gray
1943
George Valentine Gray
1975
• John M. Gray
1964
• Ralph Ward Gray
1936
aia college of fellows
Alan Greenberger
2009
Frank J. Greene
2007
• Herbert M. Greene
1923
James Allen Greene
1977
Luanne Greene
2015
Sanford R. Greenfield
1970
• Howard Greenley
1926
• Susan Greenwald
1996
• John Only Greer
1990
Glenn Hudson Gregg
1999
Bert Gregory
2007
• Jules Gregory k 1969 Vittorio Gregotti
1999
• Karl H. Greimel
1984
Nonya Grenader
2000
invested
Raymond Grenald
1985
• Victor David Gruen
• George Grenfell-Baines
1982
Peter Grueneisen
2009
James Arthur Gresham
1981
• Ernest A. Grunsfeld, Jr.
1944
David B. Greusel
2009
• Ernest A. Grunsfeld, III
1985
• Elmer Grey
1902
Fleming Grut
1958
Karl A. Grice
2017
• Barnett Sumner Gruzen
1957
William Clute Gridley
1998
Jordan L. Gruzen
1977
Theodore Reed Griest
1958
• Humphrey J. Maxwell Grylls 1897
L. Duane Grieve
1997
• Carl Frederic Guenther
1958
James R. Grieves
1982
John Carl Guenther
2010
Charles H. Griffin
2016
Robin Guenther
2006
Dina A. Griffin
2018
Hector Alfredo Guerra
1965
• J. W. Griffin
1889
Francis A. Guffey
1993
Margaret Griffin
2015
• Eric Gugler
1939
1961
Mary Griffin
2006
Frank M. Guillot
Timothy J. Griffin
2018
Randolph E. Guillot
2017
• Vincent Colyer Griffith
1898
Fred Melville Guirey
1969
• Milton LaTour Grigg
1953
Paul J. Gumbinger
1989
Nicholas T. Grimshaw
1995
Graham Gund
1985
Donald I. Grinberg
1999
Jeffrey J. Gunning
2019
• John Thomas Grisdale
1957
Brooks R.W. Gunsul
1980
Tushar Gupta
2019
Brian Todd Gritch
2006
2006
Edward A. Grochowiak
1997
• Gerald Gurland
1990
• Frank J. Grodavent
1889
Robert M. Gurney
2002
Alexander Charles Grodin
2005
William R. Gustafson
1997
• Kenneth G. Groggs
1984
• Dean Leonard Gustavson
1970
Ronald P. Gronowski
2009
Jose Maria Gutierrez Trujillo 1977 Nan R. Gutterman
2013
• Walter Gropius g 1954
• Henry H. Gutterson
1946
Adam A. Gross
2004
• Andre Gutton
1963
Olindo Grossi
1961
Augusto Guzman Robles
1958
• Lemuel D. Grosvenor
1889
• Cabell Gwathmey
1970
Roy Grounds
1972
• Charles Gwathmey
1981
William H. Grover
1986
Willard Edward Gwilliam
1994
Joachim C. Grube
1987
Ernest F. Groosman
351
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Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
1977
invested
h
Jerry L. Halcomb
2012
• Herbert D. Hale
1907
• E. Keith Haag
1971
Jacquelyn Hale
2018
• G. Harold W. Haag
1966
Robert Hale
2006
Alex Johan Henri Maria Haak 1971
• Willis G. Hale
1889
Sharon H. Haar
2019
C. Richard Hall
2010
Anthony J Haas
2013
Cara Shimkus Hall
2009
Lester C. Haas
1967
Dennis J. Hall
2005
Stanley A. Haas
2004
• Ellis G. Hall
1889
Wallace L. Haas, Jr.
1986
• Emery Stanford Hall
1929
Ronald W. Haase
2011
Gaines B. Hall
1983
David J. Hacin
2010
• George Naylor Hall
1967
Julie R. Hacker
2011
George Payton Hall, Jr.
2005
• Gilbert Phelps Hall
1956
Thomas Owen Hacker
2004
Donald J. Hackl p c 1982
Mark W. Hall
1988
• John Byron Hackler
1973
Nells Hall
2007
Roderick Peter Hackney
1988
• Samuel J. Hall
1889
• William A. Hall
1980
Zaha Hadid • Leonard G. Haeger
2000 1985
• Lawrence Gustav Hallberg
1889
Eric Wolff Haesloop
2009
Hans Heyerdahl Hallen
1981
Randy Hafer
2014
Harry C. Hallenbeck k 1983
• Jean Jacques Haffner
1959
Stanley Ira Hallet
1992
Stephen R. Hagan
352
invested
2002
• W. T. Hallett
1864
Guy Lefevre Hagstette
2011
Sam H. Halley
2010
• Willard Steele Hahn
1967
Gerald Hallissy
1992
Lee Roy Hahnfeld
1992
• Anna M. Halpin
1976
• William Egler Haible
1966
Frances Halsband
1986
• David Nelson Haid
1974
David H. Hambleton
1981
• Charles Coolidge Haight
1869
• William Hamby
1981
• Francis S. Haines
1972
Robert L. Hamill, Jr.
1992
Walter J Hainsfurther
2009
• Samuel Wood Hamill
1957
William H. Haire, Jr.
1995
Craig Abbott Hamilton
2013
Reb Haizlip
2017
D. Kirk Hamilton
1992
• Harry Hake
1949
Earle Grady Hamilton
1968
• Imre Halasz
2002
• Fred B. Hamilton
1889
aia college of fellows
invested
• Henry R.P. Hamilton
1889
Todd R. Hanson
2019
• J. R. Hamilton
1860
Alan M. Hantman
2001
• John A. Hamilton
1889
• M. H. Hapgood
1889
• John L. Hamilton
1938
• Ernest H. Hara
1972
Rainy Hamilton, Jr.
2012
John M. Hara
1996
• Alfred Dwight Foster Hamlin 1916
• John Frederick Harbeson
1934
• Talbot Faulkner Hamlin
1950
• Paul Cret Harbeson
1978
• Edwards S. Hammatt
1889
Thomas “Gunny” M. Harboe 2010
• Richard Frank Hammel
1973
Melody Harclerode
2018
• Robert P. Hammell
2002
• H. Janeway Hardenbergh
1877
Theodore S. Hammer
1996
• Dellas H. Harder
1991
• C. Herrick Hammond p 1927
Kristine A. Harding
2018
• George Francis Hammond
1888
• George Edward Harding
1894
• Gerald S. Hammond
1990
Paul A. Harding
J. Hyatt Hammond
1976
• Donald L. Hardison c 1966
• James Wright Hammond
1974
Henry C. Hardnett
• John W. Hammond
1889
• Hugh Hardy
1976
D. Michael Hamner
2017
David Thomas Haresign
2012
• W. Easley Hamner
1997
Vano Haritunians
2014
2006
• Albert Harkness
1940
Mark Garrison Hampton
1967
• John C. Harkness
1969
John Paul C. Hanbury
1993
• Sarah P. Harkness
1979
• Havelock E. Hand
1892
• Alvin Ernest Harley
1947
Peter H. Hand
1987
• Alfred B. Harlow
1905
Gary Handel
2015
• Arthur Loomis Harmon
1926
Gary Haney
2017
Frank Harmon
1998
Douglas C. Hanna
2016
• George Thomas Harmon, III
1956
• Samuel Hannaford
1870
• Harry William Harmon k 1970
Alan L. Hansen
2013
Martin J. Harms
2011
• Christopher O. Hansen
1889
Anne Hicks Harney
2016
David A. Hansen
2008
J. Paul Hansen
1998
• Jay Dewey Harnish
1969
• Preben Hansen
1969
John C. Haro
1968
Richard F. Hansen
1983
• Charles F. Harper
1986
Robert Edward Hansen
1968
David Michael Harper
1995
Philip Hamp
353
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Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
• George E. Harney
2004
2005
1871
invested
• Robert L. Harper
1985
William Jay Hartman
2012
• Terrell Ray Harper
1965
• William Edward Hartmann
1963
• George Foster Harrell
1962
John F. Hartray, Jr. k 1979
James W. Harrell
1998
• Charles P. Hartshorn
1875
• Alonzo Jesse Harriman
1961
Timothy P. Hartung
1997
• Albert L. Harris
1923
• Henry W. Hartwell
1865
David A. Harris
1993
Thomas Harvey
2010
Edwin F. Harris, Jr.
1987
Michael A. Harwood
2017
• Harwell Hamilton Harris
1965
Charles R. Hasbrouck
2017
James Martin Harris
1979
Wilbert Roland Hasbrouck
1973
• Julian Hoke Harris
1972
• John A. Hasecoster
1889
Kevin L. Harris
354
invested
2009
Itsuko Hasegawa
2006
Michael Marcus-Myers Harris 1969
Dennis E. Haskell
1997
Oscar L. Harris
2006
• Douglas Haskell
1962
Robert Paul Harris
2016
John G. Haskell
1889
Robert S. Harris
1985
• Albert L. Haskins, Jr.
1967
Robert Harris
2008
• Andrew Thomas Hass
1951
Samuel Y. Harris
2003
Hany Hassan
2010
• Henry G. Harrison
1860
Peter M. Hasselman
1984
• Isaac Merritt Harrison
1959
Valerie Hassett
2014
John H. Harrison
2019
• Sami Hassid
1985
Patrick Kennard Harrison
1978
• Herman Adolph Hassinger
1973
Philip L. Harrison
2010
• George J. Hasslein
1964
Robert V.M. Harrison
1980
L. Jane Hastings c 1980
• Wallace Kirkman Harrison g 1949
• Robert Frank Hastings p 1961
• William Henry Harrison
1957
Robert Wood Hastings
• Roy Perkins Harrover
1982
• Thomas Hastings
1892
Daniel Stephen Hart
2014
Marvin Hatami
1987
David Harris Hart
2009
Helen Hatch
2007
• David M. Harteau
1889
• John D. S. Hatch
2014
Craig W. Hartman
1995
John Davis Hatch
1857
Douglas C. Hartman
1998
Thomas H. Hatch
2011
George E. Hartman, Jr.
1975
• Thurston Hatcher
1980
Laura Hartman
2018
• R. G. Hatfield
1857
Morton Hartman
1972
Kenneth Hau
2017
aia college of fellows
2008
invested
355
invested
Harold Dana Hauf
1968
Michael M. Hearn
1995
• Oscar Haupt
1889
• Arthur B. Heaton
1941
• Robert Otto Hausner
1969
• Culver Heaton
1956
Daniel J. Havekost
1985
• Will Sterling Hebbard
1896
• Charles A. Haviland
1979
• Jean Hébrard
1947
Perry Andrew Haviland
1992
John F. Hedge, Jr.
Velpeau E. Hawes, Jr.
1983
• W. S. Hedges
1889
Timothy C. Hawk
2014
• Fridolin Heer, Jr.
1889
Pamela Whitney Hawkes
2006
• Fridolin Heer, Sr.
1889
Dominique M. Hawkins
2019
George T. Heery
1975
H. Ralph Hawkins
1995
• Paul Malcolm Heffernan
1957
Jasper Stillwell Hawkins
1976
Elizabeth J. Heider
2015
William John Hawkins, III
1990
• Richard John Heidelberger
1961
• William R. Hawley
1980
• Herbert F. Heidt
1975
Bruce A. Hawtin
1998
William H. Heidtmann
1973
• Masako Hayashi
1985
Steven Alan Heikin
2011
Shoji Hayashi
1992
Mikko Heikkinen
2005
Richard S. Hayden
1987
Laura Heim
2018
John F. Hayes
1980
Clovis Heimsath
1979
John F. Hayes
1987
Robert J. Heineman
2009
2009
John Fox Hayes
2009
Dan Heinfeld
1994
Kelly Hayes-McAlonie
2016
• George L. Heins
1902
• Thomas Thurman Hayes, Jr.
1966
Robert A. Heintges
2009
• Warren H. Hayes
1889
Richard M. Heinz
2010
Irving B. Haynes
1982
Richard J. Heisenbottle
2005
Diane Berry Hays
2010
• Earl Theodore Heitschmidt
1949
• James Byers Hays
1948
• John Quentin Hejduk t 1979
• William Charles Hays
1930
• Margaret Helfand
1998
• Albert W. Hayward
1896
Barbara G. Heller
2001
Cynthia Hayward
2018
Jeffrey David Heller
1991
• Edward Hazelhurst
1889
Harold H. Hellman
1983
Edward H. Healey
1979
M. Boone Hellman
1999
Brian Healy
2013
• Charles C. Hellmers, Jr.
1889
Andrew Louis Heard
1981
• George F. Hellmuth
1973
• Charles W. Heard
1870
William K. Hellmuth
2017
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
356
invested
Alan C. Helman
1989
Jacques Herzog
2003
• G. W. Helmburger
1891
• Julius Hess
1889
• George H. Helmle
1889
• Paul Anthony Hesson
1991
David Paul Helpern
1993
Charles R. Heuer
1992
• James Calvin Hemphill, Jr.
1966
David M. Hewitt
1994
David Rodman Henderer
2011
• Edward Shepard Hewitt
1937
Arn Henderson
1996
• Edwin Hawley Hewitt
1916
Earl Wallace Henderson, Jr.
2011
• George W. Hewitt
1869
John D. Henderson
1980
• Herbert Edmund Hewitt
1932
Philip C. Henderson
1996
Mark A. Alan Hewitt
2009
James Lee Hendricks
1983
• William D. Hewitt
1909
Jane Hendricks
2012
• J. Monroe Hewlett
1896
Denis Akio Henmi
2011
Warren Cummings Heylman 1983
Rodney K. Henmi
2011
David Heymann
2014
• William R. Henry
1984
• Henry Clossen Hibbs
1932
Susan Meridith Hensey
2009
Michael E. Hickok
2013
Justin Henshell
2002
• Mason S. Hicks
1986 2010
• Donald Charles Hensman
1982
Kimberly J. Hickson
• Hal F. Hentz
1937
• Gilbert Christopher Higby
1931
• Andrew H. Hepburn
1939
• William E. Higginbotham
1894
Charles Emmet Herbert
1973
• Daniel Paul Higgins
1949
Solange d’Herbez de la Tour 1986
William J. Higgins
2007
William J. Hercules
2015
John Norbert Highland, Jr.
1968
Andrew C. Herdeg
2014
Charles Clinton Hight
1994
Robert Herman
1994
Albert Irby Hightower
2010
Robert Herman
2015
Harley Hightower
2007
• Eleazar D. Herreras
1973
Charles Anthony Higueras
2010
William W. Herrin, Jr.
1987
• Ludwig Karl Hilberseimer
1964
Ricardo C. Herring
2001
• Dean Farrar Hilfinger k 1966
• Arthur P. Herrman
1953
• Charles George Hilgenhurst
1976
Robert G. Hershberger
1994
David B. Hill
2019
David R. Hertz
2008
Eric J. Hill, PhD.
2000
Herman Hertzberger
2004
• Henry W. Hill
1887
• Wayne Solomon Hertzka
1960
• James G. Hill
1888
Jonathan Herz
2016
John W. Hill
1979
aia college of fellows
invested
• Lawrence Hill
1952
David Hirsch Hoffman
1992
Rodney Culver Hill
2012
David L. Hoffman
1993
J. Robert Hillier
1980
John J. Hoffmann
1992
George A. Hinds
2012
J.David Hoglund
2000
Manuel Hinojosa
2011
• H. H. Hohenschild
1889
Mark Larson Hinshaw
1994
• Henry Ford Hoit
1938
David W. Hinson
2008
John Ray Hoke, Jr.
1991
Kem G. Hinton
1998
• John A. Holabird, Jr.
1974
Shigeo Hirata
1961
• John Augur Holabird
1934
Mark C. Hirons
2018
• William Holabird
1887
Thomas Edgar Hirsch
2011
• William Holabird
1983
Sanford Hirshen y 1981
Jerri Holan
2009
Paul M. Hirshorn
2014
W. A. Holbrook
1889
Don M. Hisaka
1975
• Arthur C. Holden
1942
Ikmal Hisham Albakri
1990
• Lansing C. Holden
1912
Jon D. Hlafter
2004
L.M. Holder, III
1996
Gregory O. Hnedak
1998
Steven M. Holl g 2012
Tao Ho
1988
• William Holford
1961
• Arthur Howard Hoag, Jr.
1977
Kevin M. Holland
2019
• Paul Sterling Hoag
1982
• Leicester Bodine Holland
1932
• Lewis Parsons Hobart
1940
Major L. Holland
1992
• Frederick Hamlin Hobbs
1967
Hans Hollein
1981
Jack C. Hobbs
2005
James Michael Holliday
2012
Richard W. Hobbs
1988
Fred T. Hollingsworth
1976
Kenneth Hobgood
2008
Dwight E. Holmes
1983
Barry J. Hobin
1997
• Gerald Anderson Holmes
1939
Peter S. Hockaday
1988
• J. Lister Holmes
1955
Murlin Ray Hodgell
1975
Jess Holmes
1992
Craig E. Hodgetts
357
invested
2006
Nicholas H. Holmes, Jr.
1978
• E. J. Hodgson
1884
• Harry James Holroyd
1969
• Isaac Hodgson
1889
• Henry K. Holsman
1927
Thomas Harold Hodne, Jr.
1981
John K. Holton
2007
David C. Hoedemaker
1979
David A. Holtz
1981
August F. Hoenack
1969
Michael J. Holtz
2004
Thomas Hoepf
2006
Wilhelm Holzbauer
1986
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
358
invested
Malcolm Holzman
1981
Patrick Horsbrugh
1983
Kevin Hom
2017
• Gilbert R. Horton
1968
• Eleazer B. Homer
1915
Mark G. Horton
2010
Paul Homeyer
2015
• Thomas Horty
1986
George W. Homsey
1979
• John Hose
1889
• Samuel Eldon Homsey
1954
Lance Hosey
2014
• Victorine du Pont Homsey
1967
Thomas L. Hoskens
2019
Diane J. Hoskins
2008
Michelle D. Honey
2006
• Douglas Honnold
1957
Francine M. J. Houben
2007
Bobbie Sue Hood
1991
Reginald D. Hough
1997
• Raymond M. Hood
1934
• William C. Hough
1895
• Walter Williams Hook
1949
• William J.H. Hough
1938
• Van Dorn Hooker
1982
• Thomas John Houha
1975
G. Norman Hoover
1981
James House
2018
George S. Hoover
1984
James Tipton Housewright
2010
Ray C. Hoover, III
1993
Marvin C. Housworth, Jr.
1991
• Frank L. Hope, Sr.
1965
David C. Hovey
1993
Frank Lewis Hope, Jr.
1972
• James Murray Howard
1996
Eugene C. Hopkins p 1997
• John Galen Howard
1901
• Henry Powell Hopkins
Zena K. Howard
2018
1951
Michael Hopkins
1996
• Thomas Howarth
1972
Patricia Hopkins
1997
• Frank M. Howe
1901
• Charles W. Hopkinson
1895
• George Howe
1943
Peter Hopkinson
1986
• Lois Lilley Howe
1931
• Howard Hoppin
1889
• Wallis E. Howe
1923
Edward M. Hord
1996
• Thomas E. Howell
1976
Howard N. Horii
1983
• John Mead Howells
1926
John G. Horky
2015
John Howey
1989
• David Hull Horn
1968
• Richard L. Howland
1970
Donald R. Horn
2015
Thomas S. Howorth
1999
Gerald Horn
1984
Robert W. Hoye
2012
• Victor Hornbein
1968
• Alexander Edward Hoyle
1948
Mark Hornberger
2004
• Burnham Hoyt
1949
• Joseph C. Hornblower
1893
Charles King Hoyt
1993
• Henry Hornbostel
1926
Edward A.H. Hoyt
1931
aia college of fellows
invested
Nathan Hoyt Robert Ingle Hoyt
359
2008 1981
invested
Kurt Christian Hunker
2013
• Frank B. Hunt
1971
Nobuo Hozumi
2000
Michael Hricak
1997
• James Mathews Hunt, Sr
1977
Jerzy Hryniewiecki
1962
• Leigh Hunt
1942
Robert Y.C. Hsiung
1992
• Myron Hunt
1908
C. T. Hsu
2007
• Richard Howland Hunt
1891
• Charles A. Hubbard
1989
• Richard Morris Hunt p 1857
Gunnar Hubbard
2015
• Sumner P. Hunt
• Benjamin S. Hubbell
1907
Walter Alexander Hunt, Jr.
2005
• Albert John Huber
1973
• William Dudley Hunt, Jr.
1969
• Julius H. Huber
1889
• James M. Hunter
1957
• Jeffrey A. Huberman
1994
• John Hunter, Jr.
1960
Gregory Keane Hunt
2000
1932
Daniel J. Huberty
2000
Leonard Le Grande Hunter
1968
Edward Huckaby
2008
• Paul Robinson Hunter
1960
• Samuel Huckel, Jr.
1889
Scott B. Hunter
2017
• Eric Trevor Huddleston
1953
John Willard Huntington
1971
Ray Huff
2015
Frances Huppert
1997
Richard W. Huffman
1993
• Granville Warner Hurley
1974
• Charles Evans Hughes
1982
Samuel T. Hurst
1964
David Hughes
2017
Syed V. Husain
1995
Julia S. Hughes
2017
Renee Basist Hutcheson
2015
Rufus R. Hughes, II
1992
John M. Hutchings
2017
Stanford Hughes
2003
• Mary Alice Hutchins
1997
• Talmage C. Hughes
1946
• Robert S. Hutchins c 1952
Stephen S. Huh
1995
Mark A. Hutker
2013
• Robert E. Hull
1992
• Addison Hutton
1892
• W. S. Hull
1889
• Nathaniel Henry Hutton
1870
• Washington Hull
1901
Paul C. Hutton
2016
Jonathan Humble
2018
• Edgar L. Huxley
1989
• F. W. Humble
1888
Remmert W. Huygens
1985
• Charles Frederick Hummel
1984
Il-in Hwang
2003
Fred Ernest Hummel
1972
• Arthur Knox Hyde
1947
Frederick Charles Hummel
1961
• Bryden Bordley Hyde
1973
Harry J. Hunderman
1996
• Frank D. Hyde
1889
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
Paul Hyett
2005
• Philip Ives
1966
Aaron J. Hyland
2019
• Ernest Daniel Ivey
1963
Ted A. Hyman
2010
Robert Adams Ivy, Jr.
1993
Frederick J. Hynek
1999
Thomas Lee Hysell
2019
i
J Daryl Jackson
1990
• Frederick Ellis Jackson
1930
Gregory S. Ibañez
2012
Huson Jackson
1968
George Smith Idell
1956
Jeanne Jackson
2013
• Santiago Iglesias, Jr.
1966
Jon C. Jackson
2008
Dean M. Illingworth
1998
Mike Jackson
1998
• Charles E. Illsley
1889
R. David Jackson
1991
Michael G. Imber
2008
R. Graham Jackson
1968
Marlene Imirzian
2013
Ralph T. Jackson
1999
Steven Imrich
2016
Robert Jackson
2015
Nestor I. Infanzon
2004
Roger P. Jackson
2015
• Charles S. Ingham
1967
Bernard Jacob
1981
• Charles T. Ingham
1932
Mickey Jacob p 2009
• J. Q. Ingham
1889
• Francis B. Jacobberger
• Elizabeth Wright Ingraham
1995
Donald Jacobs
David J. Insinga
2018
Harry M. Jacobs, Jr.
1985
• Joseph Ireland
1870
Michael William Jacobs
2017
William Byron Ireland
1972
• Robert Allan Jacobs
1953
• Henry G. Isaacs
1861
Stephen B. Jacobs
1984
• M. F. Isbell
1889
• Arne Jacobsen
1962
Hugh Newell Jacobsen
1971
• Norman M. Isham
360
invested
1913
1952 2009
Meral Iskir
2016
• Leonard Jacobson
1982
Muzharul Islam
1999
Phillip Lee Jacobson
1973
William A. Isley
1996
• John P. Jacoby
1976
Arata Isozaki
1983
• Norman Jaffe
1991
Thomas S. Ito
2016
• Paul Frank Jagow
1956
Toyo Ito
1994
Helmut Jahn
1987
• H. Curtis Ittner
1990
Ed Jakmauh
2006
• William B. Ittner
1891
Sudhir S. Jambhekar
2008
aia college of fellows
invested
Darren LaMarr James
2019
• Elmer C. Jensen
• Edward David James
1961
Mark Jensen
2018
1913
Vincent James
2005
David G. Jepson
2000
David Jameson
2007
Jon Adams Jerde
1990
• James P. Jamieson
1907
• Paul Frank Jernegan
1964
Timm L. Jamieson
1994
Finith Ewin Jernigan, II
2012
• William Gordon Jamieson
1956
Gerald Steven Jernigan
2011
• Thomas Worth Jamison, Jr.
1955
Robert A. Jernigan
2014
• Henry A. Jandl
1971
Pamela Jerome
2018
• F. H. Janes
1884
Thomas Clayton Jester
2019
• John W. Jickling
1979 1967
James C. Jankowski
2004
Stanislaw M. Jankowski
1982
Oswaldo Jimeno Aguilar
• Benno Janssen
1916
Eva Magdalena Jiricna
E. C. Janssen
1891
• Francis Y. Joannes
1930
Christof Jantzen
2016
• Fred Henry Jobusch
1975
• Herbert Jaques
1891
John M. Johansen
1969
• Mark T. Jaroszewicz
1978
Michael W. Johns
2019
• William Robert Jarratt c 1975
Lamar A. Johnson
2016
• Donald Edward Jarvis
William E. Johnson
2019
1970
2006
Lloyd W. Jary
2000
• Perry Bertil Johanson
1960
Luis Jauregui
2017
• Anthony N. Johns, Jr.
1994
Barry W. Johns
2002
Ferdinand Stoddert Johns
2012
• Charles Edouard
Jeanneret-Gris g 1961
361
invested
• Peter Jefferson
1980
Arthur D. Johnson
1984
• Jordan O. Jelks
1999
Bruce Johnson
2018
• John H. Jelliffe
1986
Danie A. Johnson
2000
• Francis Haynes Jencks
1968
Edwin J. Johnson
1992
• William Robert Jenkins
1974
Eric Johnson
2001
James J. Jennewein
1988
• Floyd E. Johnson
1970
• William Le Baron Jenney
1885
Gary W. Johnson
1995
• Arthur Bates Jennings
1890
Herbert Howard Johnson
1962
James Jennings
2016
• Hugh B. Johnson
1976
Richard W. Jennings
1988
• James H. Johnson
1981
• Edward M. Jennison
1889
Jeh Vincent Johnson
1977
Bruce H. Jensen
1983
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
362
invested
Joseph Yandell Johnson
1967
• Hugh McKittrick Jones
1967
Lisa K. Johnson
2017
• I. Howland Jones
1931
Mark R. Johnson
2017
J. Delaine Jones
1996
Mark Robert Johnson
2002
Jack B. Jones
1989
• Marvin R.A. Johnson
1968
Johnpaul Jones
1993
Mic Johnson
2013
Margo P. Jones
2016
Paul G. Johnson
2007
• Paul Duane Jones
1986
• Philip C. Johnson g 1965
Randolph Jones
2007
Phillip Craig Johnson
2005
Renis O. Jones
2000
Ralph E. Johnson
1995
• Robert Lawton Jones
1970
• Reginald Davis Johnson
1926
• Robert Taylor Jones
1938
• Richard Norman Johnson
1985
• Roy Childs Jones
1937
• S. Kenneth Johnson
1968
Rudard Artaban Jones
1981
Scott Johnson
1995
• Sullivan W. Jones
1927
Stephen Johnson
2010
Susan H. Jones
2010
Thomas E. Johnson
2015
• Walk Claridge Jones, Jr.
1959
Timothy Johnson
2017
Bendrew Gilbert Jong
1994
Walker C. Johnson
1991
Duane L. Jonlin
2016
• William Templeton Johnson
1939
Joe J. Jordan
1972
• Clarence H. Johnston
1889
David A. Jordani
1995
Douglas Johnston
2014
• Matt Lawrence Jorgensen
1974
• J. P. Johnston
1889
Roberta W. Jorgensen
1999
Mary L. Johnston
2008
Lance K Josal
2009
Norman J. Johnston
1982
Wendy Evans Joseph
2003
Raymond S Johnston
2013
Alan R. Joslin
2014
Sharon L. Johnston
2015
• Henry Saville Josselyn
1889
• Burton Kenneth Johnstone
1962
• Henri Vatable Jova
1975
• Harry Inge Johnstone
1950
Rick Joy
2015
James O. Jonassen
1987
Helena Lin Jubany
2013
• Archie Quincy Jones, Jr.
1960
Bruce Judd
1993
Arthur Evan Jones
1975
Sumet Jumsai
2001
Bernard I. Jones
1996
Yu Sing Jung
1988
Don M. Jones
2014
Mary (Lou) Louise Jurkowski 2010
• E. Fay Jones g 1979
• Louis Justement
1946
• Harvie P. Jones
• Howard H. Juster
1989
aia college of fellows
1982
invested
Bruce M. Justice • Eino Arthur Jyring
2009
Achyut P. Kanvinde
1964
Daniel J. Kaplan
2012
• Gary Y. Kaplan
1997
Richard H. Kaplan
1984
• William Edward Kapp
1947
k
2000
Donna J Kacmar
2009
Raymond Kappe t 1969
Leonard Kady
2018
• Walter T. Karcher
1936
• Carl F.W. Kaelber, Jr.
1972
• Vladimir Karfik
1985
• William G. Kaelber
1932
Bernhard Karpf
2018
Richard E. Kaeyer
1990
Bill Karst
2004
• Hugo Kafka
1876
Peter Kasavan
2017
Raymond Kaskey
1993
Gerald M. Kagan
2000
David Kahler
1983
• Albert Kahn
1918
Charles Howard Kahn
1983
• Kenneth Stone Kassler
1960
• Ely Jacques Kahn
1934
• Miller Isaac Kast
1934
• Louis I. Kahn g 1953
• Raymond Stone Kastendieck
1959
Aram H. Kailian
2009
• Julius Kastner
1895
Eino Olavi Kainlauri
1996
• Herbert Katz
2005
Harry Kale
1970
Paul Katz
2007
Mark Kalin
2000
• George Edward
Kassabaum p c 1967
• Sidney Leon Katz
1961
• Gerhard Michael Kallmann
1976
• Gordon B. Kaufmann
1938
James G. Kalvelage
2019
Arlan Kay
2018
Christ J. Kamages
2015
• Paul Henton Kea
1963
Kirby M. Keahey
1992
1957
• Francis Keally
1948
• Karl Fred Kamrath
1955
Gustave R. Keane
1969
Mitra Kanaani
2019
Jan Keane
1995
Jonathan R. Kanda
2017
Larry Kearns
2016
• Edward Anthony Kane
1967
• Henry Leveke
Kamphoefner t
363
invested
Thomas D. Kearns
2017
John F. Kane
2008
• William R. Morton Keast
1951
David K. Kaneda
2014
Richard Keating
1984
Michael Ho Tae Kang
2008
• H. Eric Kebbon
1937
• Charles G. Kanner
1979
• William Keck
1969
• Stephen Kanner
1998
• Charles Barton Keen
1926
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
364
invested
• Arthur S. Keene
1938
Robert N. Kennedy
• Frederick Kees
1889
Allan Kehrt
2001
Philip Schuyler Kennedy-Grant 2010
• George Keister
1895
Sheila Kennedy
2015
Douglas S. Kelbaugh t 1988
Daniel R. Kenney
2017
Duane A. Kell
1994
• Paul Atherton Kennon, Jr.
1978
John Hilton Kell, Jr.
1999
• Edward A. Kent
1889
Bernard A. Kellenyi
2000
Janis Kent
2015
1980
• George W. Keller
1886
Gertrude Lempp Kerbis
1970
Larry Jay Keller
1993
Thomas L. Kerns
1989
Daniel Kelley
2007
• James W. Kerr
1868
• Forrest M. Kelley, Jr.
1989
Laurie Kerr
2015
• H. Roy Kelley
1940
Douglas E. Kertland
1957
Stephen J. Kelley
2015
Thomas P. Kerwin
2007
Suzanna Wight Kelley
2014
Gregory Kessler
2013
• W. Foster Kelley
1889
Helen J. Kessler
2006
• Thomas M. Kellogg
1910
• William Kessler
1969
Herbert A. Ketcham
1983
Emanuel Kelly
2004
Frank S. Kelly
1984
• Morris Ketchum, Jr. p c 1953
Kevin A. Kelly
2005
• Russell V. Keune
1993
• Albert Kelsey
1907
• Arthur H. Keyes, Jr.
1964
F. Lamar Kelsey, Jr.
1966
Glenn F. Keyes
2013
Scott P. Kelsey
2012
• Bradley Paige Kidder k 1960
• Edward V. Kemp
1987
• Franklin E. Kidder
1896
• Harris A. Kemp
1969
• James William Kideney
1949
• Ralph Charles Kempton
1956
• Richard Kiehnel
1939
• Edward H. Kendall p 1884
James T. Kienle
2004
• Henry H. Kendall p 1913
Stephen Kieran
1996
• William D. Kendall
1995
Leevi Kiil
2002
• William Mitchell Kendall
1903
• Kiyonori Kikutake
1971
• Albert Edwin Kendrew
1956
Lee F. Kilbourn
1993
• Robert A. Kennard y 1986
• Henry F. Kilburn
1889
• Donald W. Kennedy
1985
• Walter H. Kilham
1919
• Eugene Francis Kennedy, Jr.
1954
• Walter H. Kilham, Jr.
1951
Lisa L. Kennedy
2017
• Charles W. Killam
1926
aia college of fellows
invested
• James R. Killebrew • Wade Killefer
2006
Dan Kirby
2016
• Donald Beach Kirby
1957
• Edward A. Killingsworth
1963
• J. H. Kirby
1889
• Swoo Geun Kim
1982
• H. William Kirchner
1885
• Tai Soo Kim
1986
Ballard H.T. Kirk
1992
• Fiske Kimball
1939
• Don W. Kirk
1988
• Richard Arthur Kimball
1968
• Paul Hayden Kirk
1959
• Thomas R. Kimball p 1901
Stephen Jarome Kirk
1999
• Alice Y. Kimm
2010
• Guy Kirkham
1897
• Jong Soung Kimm
1999
• James R. Kirkpatrick
2009
• J. Windom Kimsey
2004
John Morgan Kirksey
1995
• Charles Erwin King
1967
Ned S. Kirschbaum
2016
• David R. H. King
1993
Peyton E. Kirven
1986
• Dennis Michael King
1992
James Nelson Kise
2010
2000
• Reiichiro Kitadai
1990
• Frederic Rhinelander King
1950
• Robert S. Kitchen
1964
• George E. King
1889
William L. Kite
2005
• Gordon L. King
1993
Azusa Kito
1994
• Guy King
1897
Constantin D. Kitsikis
1963
Jerome A. King
2010
• Clarence Kivett
1967
• John Lord King
1961
• Eugene Henry Klaber
1939
• Joseph Bertram King
1970
David Klages
1983
• Leland Wiggins King
1971
John R. Klai II
2015
Robert Arthur King
2014
Alex Klatskin
2010
Sol King
1966
• Charles Zeller Klauder
Susan F. King
2012
• Josef Paul Kleihues
1989
• Slocum Kingsbury
1956
• Eugene S. Klein
1938
• Louis Clifton Kingscott
1958
• Henry Klein
1981
M. Ray Kingston
1998
J. Arvid Klein
1993
Judith Kinnard
2004
Rena M. Klein
2006
Paul Kinnison, Jr.
1988
• Henry T. Kley
1889
Yael S. Kinsky
2015
• Robert Michael Kliment
1986
Nathan Kipnis
2015
Stephen A. Kliment
1978
• Albery D. Kipp
1889
Kenneth F. Klindtworth
1980
Charles J Kirby
2013
Judson Alan Kline
2011
• Donald I. King
365
1975
invested
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
1913
invested
invested
Lee B. Kline
1965
• Robert D. Kohn p 1910
Vincent G. Kling
1960
Sami Kokdil (Kirkdil)
2017
Brian R. Klipp
2004
Sheryl L. Kolasinski
2009
• Ernest C. Klipstein
Keith R. Kolb
1981
John Forrest Klockeman
2009
Nathaniel Key Kolb
1978
• Karl Klokke
1980
James H. Kolker
2018
• Ralph H. Kloppenburg
1962
Jim C. Kollaer
1993
• Henry Klumb
1964
Ted Charles Kollaja
2015
Eduardo Kneese de Mello
1965
• Ronald Kolman
Paul F. Knell
2014
S. Richard Komatsu
1984
Elisabeth Knibbe
2009
Markku Komonen
2005
Charles Daniel Knight
2012
Hendrik Koning
1995
• Eugene Herbert Knight
1952
Rem Koolhaas
1999
James F. Knight
1996
Norman L. Koonce c k 1988
Roy F. Knight
1997
• Wayne F. Koppes
1971
William H. Knight
1996
Leonard E. Koroski
2012
James Francis Kortan
1986
Stuart L. Knoop
2000
2000
• Don R. Knorr
1971
Lester Korzilius
2016
John Christopher Knowles
1986
Ann Kosmal
2016
G. M. D. Knox
1889
• A. Lewis Koué
1964
• Charles M. Kober
1984
• J. J. Kouhn
1889
• William Koblik
1976
Panos Koulermos
1996
Alexander Kouzmanoff
1978
Richard L. Kobus
366
1914
2008
• Carl Koch
1961
Brian Kowalchuk
2019
• Henry G. Koch
1889
Hisao Koyama
1995
• Richard Koch
1938
• George Simpson Koyl
1937
Steven Y. Kodama
1994
Erik Emil Krakstrom
1979
Edward J. Kodet, Jr. c 1994
• G. W. Kramer
1889
• Joseph D. Koecker
1857
• Gerhardt T. Kramer
1970
• A. Koehler
1875
Robert Kramer
1984
• Pierre Francis Koenig
1971
Mark David Kranz
Fred Koetter
1995
Peter Krasnow
2001
• Gunther William Koetter
1975
Shannon B. Kraus
2013
Edward Charles Kohls
2012
Melvin S. Krause, Jr.
1995
A. Eugene Kohn
1986
Carl F. Krebs
2015
aia college of fellows
invested
William H. Kreager
2003
Byron Dean Kuth
2008
Matthew Kreilich
2018
Peter G. Kuttner
2000
Matthew F. Kreisle, III
2014
Sylvia P. Kwan
1998
Eugene Kremer
1985
Michael Kwartler
1990
Kwendeche
2017
Alison G. Kwok
2019
J. Richard Kremer
367
invested
2000
• Jerrily R. Kress
1997
Joan Krevlin
2010
Alex Krieger
1997
Rob Krier
1996
John L. Kriken
1987
Robert N. Kronewitter
1993
Ronald Krueck
1992
• Kenneth C. Kruger
1983
James Oleg Kruhly
1992
• Albert Kruse
1951
• H. Samuel Eilts Kruse
1962
Rod Kruse
1996
Dogan Kuban
1994
Charles A. Kubat
2017
Wilhelm Kücker
1999
Alexander P. Kudryavtsev
1992
• Hugo Franz Kuehne
1944
Denis G. Kuhn
1993
Ronald B. Kull
2007
Julian E. Kulski
1977
• Ernest Joseph Kump
1956
Debra S. Kunce
2011
Moritz Kundig
1984
Thomas Kundig
2004
George Kunihiro
2009
Judith M. Kunoff
2015
• Kisho Kurokawa
1981
Carol J. Weissman Kurth
2011
• Samuel M. Kurtz
1970
Theodore Ernest Kurz
1982
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
l • Louis La Beaume
1923
• Christopher Grant La Farge
1909
• Jean Labatut t 1964 • David N. LaBau
1991
Dohn H. LaBiche
2011
Ronald J. Labinski
1994
Andrew Labov
2017
• Samuel S. Labouisse
1914
• B. T. Lacey
1889
• T. I. Lacey
1889
John W. Lackens, Jr.
1983
• Lawrence Bailis Lackey, Jr.
1970
• Zeb Vance Lackey
1977
Bill N. Lacy
1976
• Joseph N. Lacy
1977
Louis Bancel LaFarge
1960
David M. Laffitte
2010
Thomas Laging
1998
• Henry J. Lagorio
1997
Andrew T Laguana
2012
Pablo Laguarda
2014
Joseph D. Lahendro
2019
Rafael de La-Hoz
1980
• Alan Kemp Laing
1969
Colin Laird
1974
Philip L. Laird
2017
invested
• Warren Powers Laird
Jerry A. Laiserin
368
1915 2000
invested
Henning Larsen
1986
• Niels Hjalmar Larsen
1944
Robert G. Larsen
2001
David C. Lake
1996
Jean Louis Lalonde
1971
• Carl Theodore Larson
1967
Alfred A. Lama
1973
• Dayl A. Larson
1993
Charles Edwin Lamb
1968
• Roy F. Larson c 1940
• William F. Lamb
1934
• William L. Larson
1972
Phyllis Lambert
2003
William N. Larson
1988
James Lambeth
1994
Denys Louis Lasdun
1966
• William Duncan Lamdin
1945
Aric J. Lasher
2016
Alexander P. Lamis
2016
Samuel M. Lasky
2019
Lisa Lamkin
2017
Hugh Scot Latimer
2010
• E. N. Lamm
1889
• D. C. Ernest Laub
1894
James I. Lammers
1992
Michael C. Lauber
2010
Martha Lampkin
1993
• John E. Lautner
1970
Patricia Lancaster-Brown
2004
Sandra M. Laux
2015
Gregory W. Landahl
1992
• Augustus Laver
1870
Peter Landon
1999
• Geoffry Noel Lawford
1960
Gordon Earl Landreth
2008
Duane Eugene Landry
1988
• Charles E. Lawrence
Jane Lorenz Landry
1988
Charles Mell Lawrence
• Howard Raymond Lane
1978
• Ellis F. Lawrence
1913
• Oscar Theodore Lang
1955
• James Lawrence
1959
• Charles Albert Langdon
1943
• John William Lawrence
1964
• Ernest Langford
1955
• Robert M. Lawrence p 1975
• Adrian Nelson Langius
1953
T. Jerry Lawrence
1992
Mary Katherine Lanzillotta 2008
David E. Lawson
1985
Gary Lapera
2014
Elizabeth Waddel Lawson
1999
• Samuel Lapham, Jr.
1937
John Q. Lawson
1986
John M. Laping
1987
William R. Lawson
1997
James E. LaPosta, Jr.
2013
Franklin D. Lawyer
1979
Gabriel Largacha Manrique
1965
• Edgar M. Lazarus
1895
• W. W. Larmour
1889
Mary Ann Lazarus
2011
• Arnold L. Larsen
1993
Tracy Lea
2019
aia college of fellows
C. James Lawler p c k 1990 1973 2006
invested
369
invested
Bradley Leathley
2016
Andrea P. Leers
1991
• Napoleon Eugene Le Brun
1870
• Gene E. Lefebvre
1976
• Pierre L. Le Brun
1889
Michael Alan LeFevre
2012
• G. Robert Le Ricolais
1973
Gillet Lefferts, Jr.
1971
• Ellamae Ellis League
1968
• C. A. Leffingwell
1889
• John C. LeBey
1973
• Jerome B. Legg
1889
Michael E. LeBoeuf
2010
R. Murray Legge
2013
• Denvrich C. LeBreton
1985
Diane Legge
1990 2005
William P. Lecky
2008
James P. Leggitt
Lee Ledbetter
2018
Ricardo Legorreta g 1979
William E. Leddy
2003
Angie Lee
2004
Victor Manuel Legorreta Hernandez 2007
Benjamin B. Lee
1998
Brian D. Lee
2008
Donald R. Lee
1988
• Elizabeth Bobbitt Lee
1986
Frank Christopher Lee
2007
Jeffrey S. Lee
2006
John M. Y. Lee
2000
Joyce See-yin Lee
2012
Kermit J. Lee, Jr.
1990
Kwang-Ro Lee
1997
Kyung-Hoi Lee
2000
Laura A. Lee
2004
M. David Lee
1992
• Merrill Clifford Lee
1940
• Roger Yuen Lee
1963
Sang Leem Lee
2005
Todd Lee
1992
Wanchul Lee
2008
Gene Leedy
1992
James M. Leefe
1978
• Lillian Scott Leenhouts
1975
• Willis C. Leenhouts
1975
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
Michael B. Lehrer
2004
Mindy Lehrman Cameron
2018
• Anne Spencer Leineweber
1996
• Joseph W. Leinweber
1986
Lawrence J. Leis p 1990 • Luther Morris Leisenring
1951
Richard Roberts Leitch
1972
• William G. Leithead
1970
Juha Ilmari Leiviskä
1994
• Joseph Daniels Leland
1943
Herbert E. Lembcke
1991
• Cyril W. Lemmon
1968
• Robert H. LeMond
1990
• Sergio Lenci
2001
James T. Lendrum
1974
• Peter A. Lendrum
1981
Bruno Leon
1978
• Eason Harris Leonard
1972
• Amedeo Leone
1965
Arnie Lerner
2015
Jaime Lerner
1993
Jill N. Lerner
2004
• Ralph Lerner
1999
370
invested
invested
Glen S. LeRoy
1999
R. Steven Lewis y 2016
• William E. Lescaze
1951
Rebecca J. Lewis
2016
Nicholas Lesko
1981
Richard L. Lewis
1983
Thomas Leslie
2018
Roger K. Lewis
1986
• Charles Walter Lessig
1973
Tom Lewis, Jr.
1987
• Francis D. Lethbridge
1966
• Walter H. Lewis
1990
David Leven
2018
William Sperry Lewis
1983
Conrad Levenson
2000
Ismael Leyva
2018
David Mishel Leventhal
2008
Gerald Li
1987
Jonathan Levi
2002
Philip S. LiBassi
2016
• Julian Clarence Levi
1930
Daniel Libeskind
2017
• Rino Levi
1965
• Richard Licata
2011
Kenneth D. Levien
2013
• George A. Licht
1943
J. Russell Levikow
1976
• Samuel A. Lichtmann
1959
Brenda A. Levin
1997
Merlin Lickhalter
Richard D. Levin
1977
• Alan Liddle
1970
Mark L. Levine
2017
Charles D. Liddy, Jr.
2011
• Robert H. Levison k 1966
Tom Liebel
2011
Alan G. Levy
1977
Frederick Liebhardt
1981
Eugene P. Levy
1983
Theodore Liebman
1986
Herbert W. Levy
1992
• Detlef Lienau
1857
Max Levy
2004
Bernard J. Liff
1987
2004
Morton L. Levy
1983
• Herman Charles Light
1964
Toby S. Levy
1999
William Ooi Lee Lim
2010
• Allen Yuen Lew
1972
Laurie Limbacher
2014
Anne McCutcheon Lewis
1995
David J. Lind
2012
• Calvin F. Lewis
1995
• Edmund G. Lind
1870
David Lewis k 1980
John H. Lind
1989
• Edwin James Lewis, Jr.
1891
Albert W. Lindeke III
2014
George B. Lewis
1991
Scott A. Lindenau
2011
• George S. Lewis
1976
• Roland Leonard Linder
1961
• Howarth L. Lewis, Jr.
2001
• Henry C. Lindsay
1889
• Ion Lewis
1916
Winford “Buck” Lindsay
Paul M. Lewis
2017
David P. Lindsey
aia college of fellows
2004 1997
invested
• Gail A. Lindsey
2001
• Robert Joseph John Locatell
1972
Michael Dale Lingerfelt
2012
Mira Locher
2014
• Theodore C. Link
1889
• W. Kirby Lockard
1977
Charles D. Linn
2002
• Grinnell Willis Locke
1967
• Herbert A. Linthwaite
1889
Wendell Vernon Locke
1976
• Thomas Hall Locraft
1952
• Leandro V. Locsin
1980
• Jerrold Loebl
1949
Constantine Demetrios Liollio 2017 • Horace Mather Lippincott, Jr.
1974
• Herbert Lippmann
1978
Michael Lischer William H. Liskamm Marc L’Italien
371
invested
2008 1978 2008
• Electus D. Litchfield
1941
• Arthur Little
1910
Emily Little
2009
Pamela J. Loeffelman
2008
James R. Loewenberg
2010
Carol Loewenson
2013
James Lee Loftis
1985
Vivian Loftness
2002
Hubert Donn Logan
1981
Reynolds Logan
2017
Dirk Lohan
1983
Thomas E. Lollini
1995
Jerrold Ellsworth Lomax
1980
Ernest J. Lombard
2012
Thomas Jerry Lominack
2015
• Alexander W. Longfellow, Jr.
1891
• J. Lovell Little
1931
• Robert Andrews Little
1965
• Robert M. Little
1960
• Sidney Wahl Little
1963
• Herman C. Litwack
1989
• Frank L. Lively
1889
Lawrence R. Livergood
2012
Robert S. Livesey
2001
• Goodhue Livingston
1908
• Kington Loo
1980
Stanley C. Livingston
1987
David W. Look
2004
Tom Livingston
1997
John A. Loomis
2006
• Walter R. Livingston, Jr.
1976
Paula Loomis
2007
• William Henry Livingston
1945
Steven E. Loomis
2009
• James B. Lizius
1889
J. Carson Looney
1996
Peter Lizon
1998
R. Nicholas Loope
1998
Clark E. Llewellyn
2011
Stephen K. Loos
2009
• Joseph C. Llewellyn
1919
• Gabor Lorant
1991
• Richard Llewelyn-Davies
1970
• Emil Lorch
1939
• Gordon W. Lloyd
1881
• Anthony Lord
1957
• Hermon Frederick Lloyd
1957
• Austin W. Lord
1903
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
• William Pitt Preble
Longfellow 1866
invested
invested
• James Brown Lord
1894
• Edmundo G. Lucero
1956
Larry Lord
1991
Lenore M. Lucey
1991
• William H. Lord
1926
Carl Luckenbach
1977
• Olle J. Lorehn
1931
• Charles Luckman
1963 1930
• Allan Gordon Lorimer
1960
• William Orr Ludlow
• Sanford E. Loring
1869
• Lucinda Ludwig
2002
George H. Loschky
1993
Nancy J. Ludwig
2008
John Loss
1991
Thomas E. Luebke
2011
• Rex Lotery
1975
Kathleen R. Lugosch
2013
Avram Lothan
2005
Graham Barton Luhn
1998
Forrest R. Lott
2009
Robert E. Luke
2010
Ellen Lou
2012
Paul Lukez
2011
Patrick J. Loughran
2009
• Anthony John Hale Lumsden
1979
William C. Louie
1994
Kjell Lund
1996
• George I. Lovatt
1927
• Elmer Augustinus
John Lovatt Davies
1963
Timothy D. Love
2017
William Love
1987
• Curtis Meredith Lovelace
1953
• Arthur Lamont Loveless
1940
Robert D. Loversidge, Jr.
2002
Ivenue Love-Stanley y 2001 Wendell H. Lovett
1978
George Horace Loving
1975
Douglas A. Lowe
2009
• Elmo Cameron Lowe
1931
• Guy Lowell
1915
Mark Perrin Lowrey
1970
Ronald Y.C. Lu
2011
Anne-Marie Lubenau
2016
• Benjamin J. Lubschez
1914
Frank Edward Lucas c 1983 Thomas J. Lucas, Jr.
1988
Jennifer Luce
2016
Lundberg, Jr.
1968
Frithjof Martin Lunde
1977
• Samuel E. Lunden k 1945 • June S. Lundgren
1991
• Louis R. Lundgren
1972
• Edwin H. Lundie
1948
Phillip E. Lundwall
1995
Victor A. Lundy
1967
Debra A. Lupton
2017
Frank M. Lupo • Donald H. Lutes
1967
Charles Warren Luther, Jr.
1976
Michael N. Lykoudis
2019
• William Gordon Lyles
1964
Frederic P. Lyman
1994
William W. Lyman, Jr.
1976
Robert Dale Lynch
1996
• Robert J. Lynch
1977
Donlyn Lyndon t 1978 Maynard Lyndon
372
aia college of fellows
2009
1952
invested
Gary D. Lynn
2007
Robert P. Madison
Eric Alfred Lyons
1968
Angelina Munoz de Madrid 1997
m • Michael Maas
1988
R. Doss Mabe
2000
1974
Peter E. Madsen
1989
• Theodore S. Maffitt, Jr.
1978
Henry J. Magaziner
1977
Daniel Patrick Maginn
2012
• Charles Donagh
Leslie Bruce Mabrey
1972
Brian J Mac
2018
David Maglaty
2014
John E. MacAllister
1994
• H. VanBuren Magonigle
1907
Emma E. Macari
2006
Jean Mah
2008
Jay Edward Macaulay
2009
Gary J. Mahaffey
1992
Donald William MacDonald 1983
William T. Mahan
2019
• Virginia B. Macdonald
1999
• George W. Maher
1916
• Ronald L. Mace
1988
• Philip Brooks Maher
1940
John Patrick MacElwane
1961
• Harry B. Mahler
1973
• Harry A. MacEwen
1992
• Victor C. Mahler
1994
Ignacio Machorro del Monte 1977
John Mahlum
1983
Robert Mack
1990
• Marshall Stimson Mahurin
1889
Brian MacKay-Lyons
2001
Richard L. Maimon
2011
• James C. MacKenzie, Jr.
1938
Orlando T. Maione
2013
• Thomas William Mackesey
1959
Chris Revell Maiwald
1967
• Eugene J. Mackey, III
1991
Olufemi Majekodunmi
1993
• Eugene Joseph Mackey
1964
Fumihiko Maki g 1980
• Howard Hamilton Mackey y
1962
Matti K. Makinen
1988
• Fred J. MacKie, Jr.
1957
Imre Makovecz
1987
Ian MacKinlay
1976
Rutilo Malacara
1975
• Alexander MacKintosh
1923
Brian Malarkey
2011
William (Bill) Maclay
2017
• William G. Malcomson
Jeanne Elizabeth MacLeamy 2015
373
invested
Patrick MacLeamy
2006
Charles H. MacMahon, Jr.
1968
• A. M. MacMurphy
1889
• Henry A. Macomb
1888
• John Macsai
1978
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
Maginnis p g 1906
(re-invested 1926)
1894
• William G. Malcomson
(was FAIA 1894-1899)
1926
Marvin John Malecha p 1992 Motlatsi Peter Malefane
1993
Kapil Dev Malik
2015
invested
374
invested
Michael Frank Malinowski
2017
Leonardo Marmol
2007
Stephanie Mallis
2004
Harvey V. Marmon, Jr.
1984
Michael James Malone
2017
Sandro Marpillero
2010
Louis Maloof
1987
Judsen R. Marquardt
1993
Michael Maltzan
2007
Jaime L. Marques
1961
Clarence D. Mamuyac, Jr.
2012
• Robert B. Marquis c 1970
David Peter Manfredi
2009
• Charles J. Marr
1957
Michael A. Manfredi
2006
Clinton Marr, Jr.
1974
Albert Mangones
1984
George E. Marsh, Jr.
2013
Paul D. Mankins
2004
• William J. Marsh
1895
• Marion I. Manley
1956
• Henry Rutgers Marshall
1889
Arthur Edwin Mann
1973
• James Rush Marshall
1892
• Arthur Robert Mann
1955
• Mortimer M. Marshall, Jr. y 1981
• Frederick M. Mann
1916
• Richard C. Marshall
• George R. Mann
1889
• William Marshall, Jr. p 1972
Michael Mann
2003
Bernard A. Marson
2010
William Raymond Manning 2011
• Sylvanus B. Marston
1942
Carter H. Manny, Jr.
1970
• Walter Frederic Martens
1952
• Edmund A. Manny
1894
Emily Marthinsen
2018
• T. Norman Mansell
1968
Albert Carey Martin, Jr.
1956
Clark David Manus p 1997
Christopher C. Martin
1999
Virginia S. March
1990
• Clarence A. Martin
1907
Dean Marchetto
2016
David C. Martin
1995
Hector Mardones Restat
1958
• Derek Martin
1981
Fernando Margain
1985
• Edward William Martin
1945
Roger Williams Margerum
1984
Elisabeth Martin
2017
Marc Margulies
2015
• George Marshall Martin
1948
Theodore F. Mariani k 1981
• Hugh Martin
1942
Peter Marino
2006
L. Brooks Martin
1973
Harry A. Mark
2015
Michael S. Martin
2019
Anthony J. Markese
2017
• Robert Bernard Martin
1972
• Fred Lewis Markham
1957
Robert E. Martin
1994
• J. C. Markham
1867
• Sydney Errington Martin
1936
Phillip T. Markwood
1990
W. Mike Martin
1999
aia college of fellows
1979
invested
375
invested
• Willard Kenneth Martin
1979
• Otto H. Matz
1889
Gary F. Martinez
2014
Frank J. Matzke
1969
Walter B. Martinez
1989
John M. Maudlin-Jeronimo
1995
Jonathan Jova Marvel
2012
Garrett Howard Maupin
• Thomas S. Marvel
1979
• John Lawrence Mauran p 1902
• Samuel A. Marx
1946
Laurie Mutchnik Maurer
1983
Joseph V. Marzella
1980
• Mason Maury
1887
Robert Maschke
2013
Susan A. Maxman p 1991
2009
Frank Mascia
2009
• Murvan Morris Maxwell
1971
Joseph Laing Mashburn
2010
Arthur May
1991
• George C. Mason
1875
• Charles E. May
1889
• George DeWitt Mason
1889
Don H. May
2018
Glenn E Mason
2016
• Joseph Maybank
1984
Ronald L. Mason
1995
• Kunio Mayekawa
1961
• Charles Franklin Masten
1957
• Albert Mayer
1953
Richard C. (Rik) Master
2017
• George Baker Mayer
1956
• Carl Maston
1968
Kenneth Charles Mayer, Jr.
2010
• Charles Ormrod Matcham
1957
David Mayhew
2017
Roney J. Mateu
2012
Kenneth D. Maynard
1984
• Austin Wheeler Mather
1959
Thom Mayne g 2005
R. Kent Mather
2010
• Robert D. Maynicke
1910
• Charles T. Mathews
1895
• Frank Veach Mayo
1957
Jane Gianvito Mathews
2017
Marsha Maytum
2001
Thomas R. Mathison
2005
Edward Marzia
2015
Audrey A. Matlock
2011
Charles F. McAfee y 1981
Gumpei Matsuda
1958
Charyl F. McAfee-Duncan
George Matsumoto
1973
Cheryl Lynn McAfee-Mitchell 2003
Eva Matsuzaki
1998
• W. A. McAlister
1980
Charles Matta
2004
• John McArthur, Jr.
1869 1891
2013
• Victor Andre Matteson
1934
• William M. McBride
• Edward H. Matthei
1980
Charles Terrence McCafferty 1984
• J. S. Matthews
1889
• Edward K. McCagg, II
1987
Lisa Fay Matthiessen
2011
Joe Mitchell McCall
1999
Robert F. Mattox
1982
• William Francis McCall, Jr.
1984
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
invested
• Angus McCallum
1966
• Harry P. McDonald
1889
Ann K. McCallum
2003
James R. McDonald
2015
Jana McCann
2013
• James McDonnell
1884
Richard F. McCann
2011
• Thomas Francis McDonough
1959
• Francis Joseph McCarthy
1957
William A. McDonough
1997
Jeffrey J. McCarthy
2012
• Elmer Hugh McDowell
1976
• Michael A. McCarthy
1986
Stephen A. McDowell
2002
John McCartney
1995
• Harold Batchelder
Bruce McCarty
1969
• S. T. McClarren
1891
• Craig McClure
1894
• Harlan Ewart McClure t 1962
Wesley A. McClure
1988
Richard E. McCommons
1993
Lorne L. McConachie
2012
Robert Eastwood McConnell 1977 Steven McConnell
2006
• Donald McCormick
1956
• William B. McCormick
1975
• Walter R. McCornack
1935
Daniel K. McCoubrey
2015
Nancy T. McCoy
2009
Ron McCoy
2007
Linda McCracken-Hunt
2009
Edward D. McCrary
1982
M. Allen McCree
1987
Gerald M. McCue k 1968 Grant G. McCullagh
1995
James McCullar
1999
Michael R. McCulloch
2019
William C. McCulloch
1991
Margaret I. McCurry
1991
• Paul Durbin McCurry
1968
Debi L. McDonald
2019
McEldowney 1960 • Dale Robert McEnary
1952
Paula Burns McEvoy
2016
Dennis J. McFadden
2008
Connie S. McFarland
1998
• Walter McFarlane
1889
• A. Stanley McGaughan
1966
Ronnie McGhee
2018
John M. McGinty p 1976 Milton Bowles McGinty
1949
Richard Alan McGinty
1981
• Henry K. McGoodwin
1919
• Robert Rodes McGoodwin
1925
John W. McGough
1975
John Paul McGowan
2005
• James R. McGranahan
1980
• H. Thomas McGrath, Jr.
2005
Alan D. McGuinn
2014
David S. McHenry
2015
• John Wells McHugh
1981
Mark McInturff Robert Peter McIntyre
1994
• Angus Vaughn McIver
1949
• Harley J. McKee
1969
Sandra McKee
2019
• Charles F. McKim p g 1877 • Herbert P. McKim
376
aia college of fellows
2000
1989
invested
invested
David A. McKinley
1974
• Philip J. Meathe c k 1969
Noel Michael McKinnell
1982
David Meckel
1998
Dale McKinney
2011
Robert Meckfessel
2007
Heather H. McKinney
• Milton B. Medary, Jr. p g 1910
• Thomas L. McKittrick k 1979
Jorge L. Medellin
1970
Zack McKown
2006
• David O. Meeker, Jr.
1973
H. Roll McLaughlin
1970
• Everett V. Meeks
1926
• James W. McLaughlin
1870
• John Gaw Meem
1950
• Robert W. McLaughlin, Jr.
1952
Bettina Mehnert
2016
Diane Eileen McLean
2015
• Henry G. Meier
1984
C. Andrew McLean
1995
Henry J. Meier
1889
• John Wishart McLeod
1960
Richard Meier g 1976
Kelly Sutherlin McLeod
2013
• Arthur I. Meigs
1926
James M. McManus
1997
Louis A. Meilink
2019
George A. McMath
1981
Carl R. Meinhardt
1985
• Louis A. McMillen
1974
Alvaro Joaquim de Meio Siza 1996
William G. McMinn
1980
Daniel Meis
Rosemary A. McMonigal
2015
Rodrigo Mejia Andrion
1965
Vayden R. McMorris
1972
• Albin Reinhold Melander
1963
Norman Hay McMurrich
1969
David B. Meleca
2017
• J. H. McNamara
1889
• Lawrence P. Melillo
1991
E. Eean McNaughton, Jr.
1995
Greg Mella
2013
• Murry Charles McNeil, Jr.
1975
• Roger C. Mellem
1980
2006
Carroll Stewart McNulty, Jr. 1972
• Walter Mellor
1931
• Edwin Keith McPheeters
1977
R. Alan Melting
1995
• Walter McQuade
1968
• Mark R. Mendell
2003
John M. McRae
1995
Andrew D. Mendelson
2011
Charles B. McReynolds
1980
• Louis Mendelssohn
1889
Franklin B. Mead
2000
Francois de Menil
2002
• Harry L. Mead
1949
• Louis Menk
1969
• William Rutherford Mead
1902
Mike Mense
2005
1915
Stanley Max Meradith
2017
• Frank B. Meade
377
2008
George Calvin Means, Jr.
1980
• Asa L. Merrick
1889
Charles W. Mears
2012
• E. L. Merrill
1889
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
• John Ogden Merrill
1950
Andres Mignucci
2005
John Ogden Merrill, Jr.
1980
Robert J. Miklos
2000
William Dickey Merrill
1966
Arnold Mikon
1996
James R. Merritt
2002
Juanita M. Mildenberg
1999
Nancy Merryman
2006
Don C. Miles
1992
Charles F. Merz
2008
• D. W. Millard
1889
David R. Messersmith
1999
Daniel R. Millen, Jr.
1999
Hector Mestre
1962
Burton Miller
2010
Robert C. Metcalf
1972
• Charles C. Miller
1870
William H. Metcalf, Jr.
1974
David E. Miller
1994
Richard Metsky
2013
Ewing H. Miller
1973
Andrew Metter
1997
• George H. Miller p 1889
David Metzger
2001
• George J. Metzger
1888
• Henry Forster Miller
1972
Pierre de Meuron
2003
Hugh C. Miller
1987
C. Richard Meyer
2000
James W. Miller
1995
Carl F. Meyer
2005
John F. Miller
1997
• Frederick H. Meyer
1934
• John K. Miller
1984
• Howard Raymond Meyer
1957
• Joseph Miller
1970
James H. Meyer
1987
L. Kirk Miller
1994
John T. Meyer
2001
• Leroy B. Miller
1979
Kurt W. Meyer
1973
Mark R. Miller
2016
• Maynard W. Meyer
1972
• Richard Arthur Miller
1979
Richard C. Meyer
1993
Richard L. Miller
2000
2006
Richard Munson Miller
2014
• Marshall D. Meyers
1994
Robert Miller
2006
Nancy A. Miao
1987
Robert Earl Miller
2012
Nando Micale
2009
Robert L. Miller
2003
Thomas Meyer
George H. Miller
1999
Gary Linn Michael
1974
Samuel Miller
2018
Linda Harris Michael
1994
Steven W. Miller
2000
Constantine E. Michaelides
1983
• Warren D. Miller
1952
• Valerius Leo Michelson
1979
William C. Miller
1997
2007
Amy Miller Dowell
2016
• Ludwig Mies van der Rohe g 1954
Sigrid Miller Pollin
2009
D. B. Middleton
378
invested
aia college of fellows
invested
• Herbert C. Millkey
1959
Robert W Moje
2013
Edward I. Mills
1998
• Edward Mok
1975
• George S. Mills
1915
Leslie Gail Moldow
2010
Gordon E. Mills
2001
Ronald L. Moline
1993
Michael J. Mills
2000
Robert B. Molseed
1997
Robert Stephen Mills
2015
Lynn H. Molzan
1980
• Willis N. Mills, Jr.
1981
Christine A. Mondor
2019
• Willis Nathaniel Mills
1963
Jose Raphael Moneo
1993
John D. Milner
2003
Julia F. Monk
2019
• Germano Milono
1969
• John C. Monroe, Jr.
1979
• Milton Milstein
1968
David D. Montalba
2016
Hyun Sik Min
2006
• Frank Montana
1963
Lee F. Mindel
2000
Adrienne Montare
2018
• Victor Mindeleff
1926
• James L. Montgomery
1944
Rachel Mae Minnery
2015
Kevin G. Montgomery
2007
Adolfo E. Miralles
1995
Margaret Montgomery
2014
• Henry Dustin Mirick
1971
Joseph D. Monticciolo k 1981
Juan Miró
2011
• Austin Moody
Luis Miro Quesada
1965
Curtis J. Moody y 1997
1889
Naomi O. Miroglio 2016
David N. Moon
Victor A. Mirontschuk
2016
Thomas Bruce Moon
1983
Dan S. Mitchell
1999
Arthur Cotton Moore
1979
Barry Moore
1985
• Ehrman Burkman
379
invested
2009
Mitchell, Jr. p
1969
• James Herbert Mitchell
1947
Melvin L. Mitchell
2001
• O. Jack Mitchell
1979
• Omer L. Mithun
1973
Wladimir Mitrofanoff
2001
Dwight Mitsunaga
2017
Gerald Moorhead
1991
• Edward T. Mix
1884
• William Mooser, Sr.
1961
• Charles Willard Moore g t 1970 • Harvin Cooper Moore
1974
Joeb Moore
2017
• John Crosby Brown Moore
1949
• Singleton Peabody
Moorehead 1962
• Samuel Mockbee g 1989
Anita Moran
Burcin Atay Moehring
2015
• Joseph Francis Morbito
1967
Richard R. Moger
1984
• James C. Morehead, Jr.
1982
David Mohney
2012
Julia Morgan g 2014
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
2009
invested
380
invested
Jill K. Morelli
2001
Moira Moser
2013
Anthony J Moretti
2012
Allen D. Moses
1985
Luigi Moretti
1964
• Arnold H. Moses
1926
Cheryl Morgan
2014
Robert Mosher
1970
• David Howell Morgan
1957
Keith G. Moskow
2011
• Frederick Lindley Morgan
1949
• Samuel Z. Moskowitz
1961
Jesse Oron Morgan, Jr.
1969
Eric Owen Moss
1992
• Lloyd Morgan
1955
Michael Mostoller
1994
• Octavius Morgan
1909
Kenneth L. Motley
1988
Robert L. Morgan
1995
• Charles T. Mott
1894
Sherley Warner Morgan
1943
John K. Mott
1982
• Thomas H. Morgan
1889
• Ralph O. Mott
1966
William Morgan
1975
Gregory R. Mottola
2015
• Howard H. Morgridge
1966
• Jacob Wrey Mould
1857
Toshiko Mori
2005
• Edward A. Moulthrop
1967
Lamberto G. Moris
1994
• James Warriner Moulton
1894
Mary Morissette
2014
• Jennifer T. Moulton
1999
Raymond Moriyama
2000
• John W. Moutoussamy
1978
• Benjamin Wistar Morris
1913
Frederic D. Moyer
1997
• Charles Morris
1925
Frank Mruk
2015
• Edwin Bateman Morris, Sr.
1959
• William C. Muchow c 1968
Mathew Kyle Morris
2006
• Frank R. Mudano
Robert Morris
2010
• Frederick Augustus
• Seth I. Morris
1962
Christopher Morrison
2014
Lionel B. Morrison
1992
• Murdo D. Morrison
2002
• Alpheus C. Morse
1857
• George L. Morse
1894
• John M. Morse
1968
• Sherman Morss
1964
James R. Morter
1993
Anthony Mosellie
2016
• G. C. Moser
1886
• John Moser
1877
aia college of fellows
1979
Muhlenberg 1947 Prescott Muir
2008
Theodore L. Mularz
1986
Paul Muldawer
1981
Dale Mulfinger
2002
John W. Mullen, III
1991
Rosemary Muller
1993
• Louis O. Mullgardt
1894
• W. Oscar Mullgardt
1944
• Joseph Mulvey
1889
• William Bryce Mundie
1892
Stephan Mundwiler
2017
invested
2006
John V. Mutlow
1994
• Harold Charles Munger
1981
Donald B. Myer
1995
• Harold Henry Munger
1952
• H. E. Myer
1871
Frank W. Munzer
1982
John Randolph Myer
1970
Togo Murano
1970
Henry Myerberg
2011
• Kenneth M. Murchison
1926
Barton Myers
1993
Glenn Murcutt g 1995
• David J.C. Myers
1934
• John Murdoch
1871
Hyman Myers
2005
• Harris Hunnewell Murdock
1943
Ralph Elbert Myers
1964
Charles F. Murphy, Jr.
1981
• Charles Francis Murphy
1964
Hal P. Munger
Elizabeth Corbin Murphy
2004
• Frederick Vernon Murphy
1931
• James Murphy
1885
• James A. Murphy
1987
• James Cornelius Murphy
1926
Jeffrey Murphy
2016
• John Frederic Murphy
1957
• John T. Murphy
1964
• Joseph Denis Murphy
1957
Michael V. Murphy
2008
David G. Murray
1969
Hubert Murray
2010
Kirsten R. Murray
2016
F Jeffrey Murray
2016
Padraig Murray
1982
Robin L Murray
2011
William Murray
2016
Robert R. Murrin
2014
• William Muschenheim
1964
Stephen Muse
1996
• Noverre Musson
1967
George Ronald Colin Muston 1961
381
invested
Robert C. Mutchler
1993
• Thomas B. Muths
1982
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
n • Daniel J. Nacht
1969
Barbara A. Nadel k 2000 Herbert N. Nadel
1998
James R. Nader
2010
• Robert William Naef
1956
Dale Naegle
1982
• Chester Emil Nagel
1987
James L. Nagle
1980
Louis Naidorf
1978
Noboru Nakamura
1990
Toshio Nakamura
1989
Clifford S. Nakata
1998
• Yoshio Nakazawa
1984
• Juan Felipe Nakpil
1954
Daniel H. Nall
2003
Suzanne Napier
2018
• Floyd A. Naramore
1935
Vojo Narancic
2013
Stuart Narofsky
2016
• Albert C. Nash
1870
• Robert Johnson Nash y 1973
Eric C. Naslund
2003
Adolfo Natalini
2007
invested
382
invested
Thomas Nathan
1983
Kurt Neubek
2003
• Kenneth H. Natkin
1994
Phillip W. Neuberg
2017
Debra Nauta-Rodriguez
2014
Rogert L. Neuenschwander 2003
Ernesto Fuenmayor Nava
1965
• Joseph Neufeld
1973
Bhagchand D. Nayak
2017
• Hugo V. Neuhaus, Jr.
1972
Kenneth J. Naylor
2013
• J. Victor Neuhaus, III
1972
• Allan H. Neal
1952
William O. Neuhaus, III
1992
James Austin Neal
1997
David J. Neuman
1989
Morris Jerome Neal
2011
David Neumann
2014
Paul R. Neel k 1984
• Hans P. Neumann
1979
• E. Wallace Neff
1956
S. Kenneth Neumann
1979
• Edward Fairfax Neild
1948
• Richard J. Neutra g 1947
• J. Crawford Neilson
1870
Michael Neville
2017
• Ibsen Nelsen
1981
• Rexford Newcomb
1940
• Donald Seigfried Nelson
1954
• Louis Chappell Newhall
1914
Edward H. Nelson
1981
Peter Caverly Newlin
1996
• George Nelson
1963
Herbert Saul Newman
1981
James R. Nelson
1982
Margaret E. Newman
2013
John H. Nelson
1998
Michael Newman
1981
• Lee H. Nelson
1985
Scott Newman
2015
Thompson C. Nelson
1987
Robert L. Newsom
1999
• Willard C. Nelson
1986
Chartier C. Newton
1986
• George Nemeny
1967
• Henry Carlton Newton
1944
Ede I. Nemeti
1990
Chung Q.B. Nguyen
2014
Marilys R. Nepomechie
2005
• Alfred S. Nibecker, Jr.
1950
• Donald Eugene Neptune
1968
• C. C. Nichols
1873
• Pier Luigi Nervi g 1957
• Frederick Doveton Nichols
1971
• Charles M. Nes, Jr. p 1955
Karen V. Nichols
John F. Nesholm
1995
• Edward I. Nickerson
1875
Barbara Neski
1985
Mark Nickita
2017
Julian Joseph Neski
1974
Michael H. Nicklas
2001
• Walter Andrew Netsch, Jr.
1967
Robert Duncan Nicol
1993
Sarah Nettleton
2016
James A. Nicolow
2018
Perry King Neubauer
1992
Andrew G. Nielsen
2016
aia college of fellows
2003
invested
• Jens Nielsen
1991
• A. Stayton Nunn
1952
Jim Nielson
2015
Jimmie R. Nunn
1986
Oscar Niemeyer
1963
Stephen Allen Nutt
2017
Michael A. Nieminen
2011
John V. Nyfeler
2000
• George Z. Nikolajevich
1999
Carl J. A. NyrÇn
199
Nikola Ivanor Nikolov
1973
• Edward Richard Niles
1980
Steven M. Nilles
2012
George C. Nimmons
1910
Christopher G. Nims
2001
I. Lewis Nix
1993
Robert J. Nixon
1975
• Edward Henry Noakes
1978
Daniel Howard Noble
2005
Douglas Noble
2003
• Robert Warren Noble
1962
Joyce M. Noe
2006
• Thomas Nolan
1889
• William C. Noland
1923
Christopher Noll
2018
• William G. Nolting
1901
Rafael Norma
1966
• Gottfrid Leonard Norrman
1897
Enrique Norten
1999
• Williard C. Northup
1932
Dean A. Nota
2010
• George Madison Notter, Jr. p 1978
383
invested
Jean Nouvel
1993
John Michael Novack, Jr.
1994
Celeste Allen Novak
2014
• Elliot Fette Noyes
1961
Frederick Noyes
2001
Nick Noyes
2019
Jorge Nuñez Verdugo
1990
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
o • Claude Oakland
1979
David M. Oakland
2016
Charles Warner Oakley
1997
Gyo Obata
1969
Jeff Oberdorfer
2007
• Clarence Julian Oberwarth
1942
Samuel Oghale Oboh
2018
• James W. O’Brien
2002
Marianne O’Brien
2014
William L. O’Brien
1995
Angela O’Byrne
2013
Jeffrey Karl Ochsner
1996
James Mary O’Connor
2016
• James W. O’Connor
1952
• Lawrence J. O’Connor
1894
• Robert Barnard O’Connor
1948
Thomas F. O’Connor
2000
Francis S. Oda
2004
• Arthur Gould Odell, Jr. p 1957
William Edward Odell
2006
• H. Augustus O’Dell
1960
Robert A. Odermatt c k 1983 Lawrence J. O’Donnell
1992
Sean O’Donnell
2018
Mary L. Oehrlein
1991
• Enslie Orsen Oglesby, Jr.
1968
Lorcan O’Herlihy
2009
invested
• George W. Orff
1889
1984
Robert E. Oringdulph
1985
Shin’ichi Okada
1989
• Gueorgui Mikhaylovich
• Rai Yukio Okamoto
1972
Roksan Okan-Vick
2011
• Richard Brognard Okie
1932
Richard M. Olcott
1997
Susan K Oldroyd
2009
• Arthur F. O’Leary
1976
Rodney O’Hiser
2004
Rolf Ohlhausen
Patricia O’Leary
2007
Paul Stevenson Oles
1989
Harold B. Olin
1996
• Louis Arthur Oliver
1971
Patricia Oliver
2009
Gary Gene Olp
2014
Donald E. Olsen
1970
Carole J. Olshavsky c 1988
384
invested
James W.P. Olson
1991
Jeff Olson
2015
Sheri Olson
2004
Peter H. Oltmanns
1976
Oluwole Olumuyiwa
1978
• Paul Murff O’Neal, Jr.
1974
Terrence E. O’Neal
2013
• William B. O’Neal
1970
Edmund W. Ong
2004
Kimon G. Onuma
2008
Robert L. Ooley
2015
Chad Oppenheim
2015
Herbert B. Oppenheimer
1978
Joseph K. Oppermann
2003
Charles M. Oraftik
2010
• John Ord
1884
Edward L. Oremen
1993
aia college of fellows
Orlov 1972 Wendy Ornelas
2005
• Jeremiah O’Rourke
1886
• Douglas William Orr p 1939
Gordon D. Orr, Jr. Robert Dunkerson Orr, Jr.
1979 2008
• Robert Hall Orr
1941
Eduardo Orrego V.
1979
• George S. Orth
1891
Luis Ortiz Macedo
1972
Diane R. K. Osan
2004
• C. Francis Osborne
1889
Polly Osborne
2013
• Sidney J. Osgood
1889
Paul W. O’Shea
2010
David W. Osler
1981
• Vladimir Ossipoff c 1956
Paul B. Ostergaard
2014
• John Hans Ostwald
1971
Takanobu Ota
2006
• William A. Otis
1889
• F. J. Otter
1889
• John Otter
1889
Frei Otto
1968
William S. Otwell
2016
Gerald Francis Oudens
1998
Mark A. Outman
2017
John Overall
1985
• Harry A. Overbeck
1927
• Noah Webster Overstreet
1952
• Raymond Charles Ovresat
1972
• Allison Owen
1926
invested
invested
Gary S. Owens
2015
Donald H. Panushka
1978
Joyce Owens
2018
Dennis A. Paoletti
1999
2000
Tician Papachristou
1980
• Patroklos John Papadopulos
1972
• Kenneth J. Owens, Jr. • Nathaniel Alexander
Owings g 1949 • Charles Frederick Owsley
1947
• Charles H. Owsley
1889
Curtis Owyang
2014
Suhu Ozkan
2004
Greg Papay
2007
Laszlo Papp
1981
George C. Pappageorge
1993
Constantine George Pappas 2002 Nicholas A. Pappas
1981
Ted P. Pappas p c 1982
p Brandon F. Pace
2019
• Frank L. Packard
1895
Clarence J. Paderewski
1962
Elizabeth Seward Padjen
1992
• George Bispham Page
1931
• Louis C. Page
1963
Wesley L. Page
2017
Jeffrey L. Paine
2019
Gregory S. Palermo
1989
Zoltan E. Pali
2005
Michael J. Palladino
2008
Juhani Pallasmaa
1989
• Charles W. Palmer
1889
• Clarence William Palmer
1953
• Edward Livingston Palmer, Jr. 1948
Joshua Jih Pan Solomon S. Pan
1995
Lester C. Pancoast
1980
• Russell Thorn Pancoast
385
1994
1951
Haril Pandya
2018
Patrick P. Panetta
2019
John R. Pangrazio
1999
• Mario Pani
1964
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
Mario Paredes Gaete
1995
Thierry Paret
2014
• Frederick Duncan Parham
1959
Charles J. Parise
1980
• Archie Gale Parish
1957
• Ki Suh Park y 1986
Sharon Collins Park
1997
• Alfred Browning Parker
1959
Derek Parker
1986
Howard C. Parker
1975
• J. Harleston Parker
1908
• Leonard S. Parker
1979
• Marcellus H. Parker
1889
• Ray K. Parker
1983
Steve Parker
2017
• William Stanley Parker k 1916 • John B. Parkin
1962
• Fernand Parmentier
1914
Ralph Douglas Parris
2014
Robert C. Parrott
1997
Steven A. Parshall
1997
• Edward Shier Parsons
1976
• William T. Partridge
1939
Giovanni Pasanella
1979
invested
C. Herbert Paseur
1973
• James Norman Pease, Jr.
1969
• Alfred F. Pashley
1889
• Horace W. Peaslee
1936
• Joseph Russell Passonneau
1964
Edward M. Peck
2017
John Patkau
1999
Nick Peckham
2010
Patricia Patkau
1999
John G. Pecsok
1982
William E. Patnaude
1984
• William Francis Pedersen
1982
Piero Nicole Patri
1985
William Pederson, Jr.
1988
Allen L. Patrick
1987
• Andrew Peebles
1889
• Joseph Julian Patterson
1962
Katherine N. Peele
2003
• Normand S. Patton
1889
Gerard W. Peer
1992
• S. M. Patton
1889
• William R. Peery
1979
• R. Bruce Patty p 1980
Ieoh Ming Pei g 1964
S. Glen Paulsen
1970
Gustav Peichl
1996
Sherida E. Paulsen
2003
Maris Peika
1999
Wendy Pautz
2018
Norbert A. Peiker
2002
Charles Harrison Pawley
1990
John W. Peirce
1969
Thomas Martin Payette
1977
• John E. Pekruhn
1969
Gary R. Payne
2015
• Earl William Pellerin
1964
• George W. Payne
1889
Cesar Pelli g 1980
H. Morse Payne
1972
Rafael Pelli
2014
• Harry Daniel Payne k 1963
• Paul J. Pelz
1889
Richard W. Payne
1992
Sue Ann Pemberton
2010
Neal I. Payton
2014
Eric O. Pempus
2017
• Arthur Peabody
1932
William M. Peña
1972
• Robert Swain Peabody p 1889
Thomas Gregory Pene
2011
Irvin A. Pearce
2016
Jonathan D. Penndorf
2017
John Pearce
2005
Thompson Edward Penney p 1990
• George Clayton Pearl
1980
• Josias Pennington
1923
Bryce D. Pearsall
1998
Peter Pennoyer
2014
• Charles Almond Pearson, Jr.
1995
Fabio Penteado
1973
• Charles T. Pearson
1973
Aubrey Ray Pentecost, III
2010
• Charles R. Percival
1889
• William Leonard Pereira
1957
Andrew Perez, III
1992
Clarence W. Pearson, Jr.
386
invested
2005
• Clyde Collins Pearson
1952
Melinda Ellen Pearson
2009
aia college of fellows
invested
Serapio Perez Loza
1981
Edward G. Petrazio
• David Layne Perkins
1970
David Petta
• Dwight Heald Perkins
1908
• Eleanore Pettersen
• Frederick W. Perkins
1894
Betsy Pettit
2008
• George Holmes Perkins c t 1954
J. Stuart Pettitt
2017
L. Bradford Perkins
1993
Jay Pettitt
1976
• Lawrence B. Perkins
1953
• Walter F. Petty
1968
Frederick Perpall
2016
Robert Shaw Pfaffmann
2017
Dominique Perrault
2007
Mark Arthur Pfaller
1972
• Richard W.E. Perrin
1961
John Gray Perry
2001
Russell K. Perry
2010
• Warren Charles Perry
1947
Peter W. Pfau • Carl Pfeiffer
Norman Pfeiffer Peter L. Pfeiffer
1977 2005 1991
2010 1872 1981 2004
• William Graves Perry k 1936
• James D. Pfluger
1989
Norman Perttula
1981
Donna Phaneuf
2018
Stuart Pertz
1991
• J. Gerald Phelan
1971
Bogdan Z. Pestka
2010
• Albert Charles Phelps
1930
Joanna M. Pestka
2009
Barton Phelps
1993
• Walter G. Peter, Jr.
1971
• Raymond Phelps
1956
• Walter Gibson Peter
1912
Jean Parker Phifer
2006
Rick Petersen
2018
Thomas Phifer
2011
Guy W. Petereson
2003
• Richard Philipp
1925
• Luther Peters
1886
Nikolaus Philipsen
2011
Richard C. Peters
1985
• Hardie Phillip
1936
Robert W. Peters
1992
Frederick Phillips
1996
• F. A. Petersen
1857
• H. W. Phillips
1889
2006
Jana K Phillips
2014
C. Stan Peterson
387
invested
Carolyn S. Peterson
1991
W. Irving Phillips, Jr.
1986
• Charles E. Peterson
1961
• Thomas N. Philpot
1889
Jesse Julius Peterson, Jr.
2002
Renzo Piano g 1982
Leonard A. Peterson
1996
Jon K. Pickard
2011
Randal L. Peterson
2004
• Buford Pickens
1967
Ric Peterson
2013
• Ernest Pickering
1955
Robert C. Peterson
2011
Monica Pidgeon
1987
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
388
invested
• George F. Pierce, Jr.
1961
• Anthony C. Platt
1992
John Allen Pierce
1988
Charles A. Platt
1999
• Joseph Hart Pierce
1889
• Charles Adams Platt
1913
• Osborn J. Pierce
1889
• Geoffrey Platt
1953
• Walter S. Pierce
1969
Kalvin J. Platt
1980
• Edward D. Pierre
1951
• Robert Joseph Platt
1970
Raili Pietila
1996
• William Platt
1951
• Reima Pietila
1976
Ernst A. Plischke
1988
• Richard I. Pigford
2019
G. Gray Plosser, Jr.
1990
Raymond A. Pigozzi
1982
Michael Plottel
2017
Patrick L. Pinnell
2015
Raymond Plumey
Burchell F. Pinnock
2019
• William M. F. Poindexter
1889
Suren Pilafian
1966
Philip J. Poinelli
2012
Martha A. Pilgreen
2014
• Jan Hird Pokorny
1969
George J. Pillorge
1988
• Igor Boris Polevitzky
1955
• Georges-Henri Pingusson
1977
Joyce Polhamus
2015
• Robert J. Piper
1975
Jack Poling
2019
2006
• Paul W. T. Pippin
2008
Lee A. Polisano
1999
• Alfred H. Piquenard
1866
William M. Polk
1983
Carl W. Pirscher
1983
Richard N. Pollack
2002
David Piscuskas
2006
Naomi Pollock
2018
Methodi A. Pissarski
1978
Wilson F. Pollock, Jr.
1987
Albert Pissis
1886
James Stewart Polshek
1973
• Willard Charles Pistler, Jr.
1981
Donald P. Polsky
2003
Dan Pitera
2011
Ralph Pomerance
1971
John W. Pitman
1988
Leason F. Pomeroy, III
1984
Francis Murdock Pitts
2011
• Lee Harris Pomeroy
1979
• Llewellyn William Pitts
1958
Lynn Sanders Pomeroy
1995
Peter A. Piven
1981
• Allen B. Pond
1907
Daria F. Pizzetta
2017
• Irving K. Pond p 1905
• William L. Plack
1889
Gio Ponti
1963
• James C. Plant
1889
Gerrard Pook
1980
Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk
1996
John Scott Poole
2016
Joseph Warren Platner
1975
Alfred Easton Poor
1952
Yuri P. Platonov
1990
• John Russell Pope
1907
aia college of fellows
invested
• Samuel D. Popkin
1980
• J. G. Prague
1879
• Albert V. Porter
1897
Peter Pran
2001
Clyde Porter y 2007
Charles E. Pratt
1977
• Cyrus K. Porter
James Pratt
1973
1889
• Frederic Hutchinson
Porter, Sr.
Antoine Predock g 1981 1961
James F. Porter
2013
• Jesse Rice Porter
1889
William Lyman Porter
1980
Jack Portman
2014
• John C. Portman, Jr.
1968
Paolo Portoghesi
2002
Christian de Portzamparc
1997
Penny Hamilton Posedly
1997
Thomas Joseph Posedly
2009
• Michail Vassilievich Posokhin 1978
Jeffery S. Poss
2010
• George Browne Post p g 1864 • James Otis Post
1930
Raymond G. Post, Jr. p 1992 • William Stone Post
1907
Jim Poteet
2013
Otto P. Poticha
2010
• Edward Tuckerman Potter
1864
Jeffery Taylor Potter p 2010
389
invested
• Russell Sherwood Potter
1961
• William A. Potter
1876
April D. Pottorff
2015
Louis R. Pounders
2004
Boone Powell
1980
David M. Powell
2016
Fred L. Powell
2012
• Herbert J. Powell
1947
• William B. Leddyn Powell
1888
Cynthia Kozak Pozolo
2013
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
• Alfred Preis
1965
James E. Prendergast
2012
T. Merrill Prentice, Jr.
1978
• George R Pressler, III
2012
Andy Pressman
2002
Bradford J. Prestbo
2019
• J. N. Preston
1889
• William G. Preston
1884
Barbara Milan Price
2005
• Beryl Price
1961
• Bruce Price
1890
• Chester B. Price
1956
• Robert Billsbrough Price
1966
Travis L. Price, III
2009
• Theodore Prichard
1964
• William C. Prichett, Jr.
1892
• J. W. Priest
1857
William T. Priestley
1974
Michael L. Prifti
2005
Kathryn Tyler Prigmore
2002
Arnold J. Prima, Jr.
1984
• Harry M. Prince
1959
• Charles H. Prindeville
1915
• Ivor Cedric Prinsloo
1987
Harold E. Prinz
1979
Beverly J. Prior
2009
• John Hayes Pritchard
1960
• B. Marcus Priteca
Wolf D. Prix • Herman Probst
1951 2006 1889
invested
John A. Prokos
2006
Patrick J. Quinn
1980
• Loring H. Provine
1940
Richard W. Quinn
1995
• Donald Prowler
1992
G. William Quatman
Susan Pruchnicki
2013
Jerry L. Quebe
1986
Theodore H. M. Prudon
2002
Stephen Leonard Quick
2008
Carroll Lee Pruitt
2005
Rob Wellington Quigley
1991
2000
Maria Prus
1977
Marcel Quimby
1997
Victor Marius Prus
1977
•Frank Haviland Quinby
1896
Homer L. Puderbaugh
1995
Michael L. Quinn
1998
• David Arthur Pugh c 1970
Patrick J. Quinn
1980
Gwynne Pugh
2010
Richard W. Quinn
1995
Richard R. (Toby) Pugh
2015
• William L. Pulgram
1985
James G. Pulliam
1971
William Gray Purcell
1963
Marshall E. Purnell p 1991 • Joe T. Pursell
1986
• Edmund Randolph Purves k
1944
• Ervin P. Pütsep
1983
Michael Pyatok
1995
Jack Pyburn
2006
q
r • Martin D. Raab
1985
Bruce A. Race
1999
• Edwin S. Radcliffe
1894
Ladislav Leland Rado
1961
• Michael L. Radoslovich
1959
Kenneth Radtkey
2018
Ronald B. Radziner
2007
John Arthur Raeber
1994
Craig E. Rafferty
1992
George E. Rafferty
1980
Zhang Qinnan
1998
• Richard J. Rafferty
1988
• Leonard G.C. Quackenboss
1889
Roland Rainer
1973
George W. Qualls
1968
James Easton Rains,, Jr.
2012
2000
William Jay Rakatansky
2009
Jerry L. Quebe
1986
Pedro Ramirez Vasquez
1953
Stephen Leonard Quick
2008
Lemuel Ramos
1997
Rob Wellington Quigley
1991
Daniel Ramos Correas
1965
Lee Charles Quill
2011
• John Erwin Ramsay
1964
Marcel Quimby
1997
Linda M. Ramsay
2003
• Frank Haviland Quinby
1896
• Charles K.E. Ramsey
1889
Michael L. Quinn
1998
George Ranalli
2015
G. William Quatman
390
invested
aia college of fellows
invested
Patrick Rand
2007
Suzane Reatig
2003
• Peter Anders Rand
1993
Donald Patterson Reay
1980
• J. A. Randall
1889
• Andrew Nicholas Rebori
1955
• S. M. Randolph
1889
Mark A. Reddington
Elizabeth Ranieri
2010
Charles Redmon k 1985
• John Hall Rankin
1911
• G. W. Terry Rankine • Augustus Neal Rantoul
391
invested
1979 1911
2000
Daniel A. Redstone
2002
• Louis Gordon Redstone
1964
Alan Reed
2011
• William G. Rantoul
1926
• Earl Howell Reed, Jr. k 1951
• George W. Rapp
1882
• George F. Reed
1978
Raymond Rapp
1982
Phillip A Reed
2016
• Ralph Rapson t 1965
Roger Vernon Reed
1989
H. Terry Rasco
1987
Ronald A. Reed
Jay Raskin
2016
William Ryder Reed
1974
• Richard E. Raseman
1889
• William Vernon Reed
1970
Peter T. S. Rasmussen
1998
• Edwin Thorley Reeder
1961
• Steen Eiler Rasmussen
1962
Henry S. Reeder, Jr.
1991
Christopher P. Ratcliff
2008
Linda Reeder
2016
• John Thomas Rather, Jr.
1950
Gary A. Reetz
2012
• Walter L. Rathmann
1925
• F. Blair Reeves
1977
Kevin Ratigan
2016
I. S. K. Reeves, V
1998
John K. Rauch, Jr.
1978
Roscoe Reeves, Jr.
1994
John Gunnar Rauma
1971
Sharon Refvem
2018
Jeffrey Raven
2015
• Henry Bartol Register
1943
Alicia Ravetto
2015
Victor A. Regnier
1994
• James Scott Rawlings
1984
Patrick C. Rehse
1997
William L. Rawn
1994
• Pierce K. Reibsamen
1982
Ronald Todd Ray
2014
• Jerry R. Reich
• Antonin Raymond
1952
Otto Reichert-Facilides
1981
• Eleanor Raymond
1961
• James W.M. Reid
1881
• John Rea
1970
• John Reid, Jr.
1937
Elizabeth A. Reader
2013
• John Lyon Reid
1955
• James Terrill Ream
1979
Johnstone Reid, Jr.
2001
Tina Marie Reames
2019
• Merritt J. Reid
1889
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
2000
2000
invested
Gerald (Butch) I. Reifert
392
2009
invested
Richard Lee Rice
1976
• L. Andrew Reinhard
1951
• Zack Rice
1889
• Robert Reinheimer, Jr.
1977
Brian Robert Peter Rich
2010
• Leonard H. Reinke
1979
• Charles Alonzo Rich
1912
Stephan Reinke
2004
James W. Rich
1984
Ilmar Reinvald
1988
• Lorimer Rich
1951
Wellington J. Reiter
2008
David Brent Richards
2016 1985
• Andre Remondet
1974
• James Richards
Trula Haley Remson
2013
• John Noble Richards p c 1955
Richard K. Renner
2019
L. Frederick Richards
August Reno
2010
• Ambrose Madison Richardson 1966
• James Renwick
1857
• Henry Hobson Richardson
1867
Glenn Rescalvo
2016
• John Newton Richardson
1889
• Max Reutti
1895
• Joseph Priestley Richardson
1960
• Frederick William Revels
1930
• Philip Richardson
1931
Pamela Lucas Rew
2015
• Stephen Hinley Richardson
1967
• John L. Rex
1958
• W. H. Richardson
1889
Tomas Reyes Vicuna
1965
• W. Symmes Richardson
1919
José F. Reygadas
1987
Walter J. Richardson
1974
1962
Craig Steele Reynolds
2006
• William C. Richardson
1889
John S. Reynolds
2003
• Isidor Richmond
1955
M. Garland Reynolds
1979
Charles H. Richter, Jr.
1967
• Malcolm D. Reynolds
1958
David R. Richter
1995
David Reznik
2006
Elizabeth Chu Richter p 2005
Patricia Rhee
2019
• Johan Richter
1989
Marcela Abadi Rhoads
2017
• Nathan Clifford Ricker
1879
David A. Rhodes
1996
Henry Frank Ricks, Jr.
2016
James W. Rhodes
1991
Hans Riecke
1985
• Ulysses Floyd Rible c k 1957
Juergen Riehm
2005
Kenneth Ricci
1998
• Anthony Thomas Rienzi
Paul J. Ricciuti
1996
Margaret Rietveld
2007
• Arthur Wallace Rice
1912
Shafik I. Rifaat
2017
David Earl Rice
1998
Jorge Rigau
Lyn Rice
2019
• Lutah Maria Riggs
1960
• Norman N. Rice
1964
James Volney Righter
1995
aia college of fellows
1981
2000
invested
• Arthur Rigolo
1966
Derry Menzies Robertson
1996
Jefferson B. Riley
1992
Donna V. Robertson
2006
Ronnette Anita Riley
1998
James M. Robertson
2010
David Rinehart
1999
Jaquelin T. Robertson
1979
M. Jack Rinehart, Jr.
1986
• Robert H. Robertson
1886
Mark William Rios
1999
• Alexander C. Robinson, III c 1944
Mark Ripple
2016
• Arthur Neal Robinson
1952
• Hubert G. Ripley
1926
David W. Robinson
2018
Robert C. Ripley
2015
• C. David Robinson
1992
Darrel D. Rippeteau
1972
• Winchton Leamon Risley
1943
Harry Granville Robinson, III y 1990
• John Warren Ritch
1870
• Hilyard R. Robinson
1984
• Dahlen K. Ritchey
1966
J. Todd Robinson
2018
P. Richard Rittelmann
1987
• John Beverly Robinson
1910
James W. Ritter
1991
• Joseph W. Robinson, Sr.
1995
• Robert Alonzo Ritterbush
1969
Julia Williams Robinson
2014
• Richard Ellison Ritz
1987
• Leoni W. Robinson
1889
Rolando Rivas-Camp
2005
• W. G. Robinson
1889
Miguel A. Rivera Agosto
2014
Miguel Angel Roca
1985
David Mark Riz
2016
• Kevin Roche g 1993
I. Lloyd Roark
1963
• Martin Roche
1889
• E. Donald Robb
1939
Ron Rochon
2015
Jacob Robbins
1975
Garth Carl Rockcastle
1998
Darryl Thomas Roberson
1976
• George T. Rockrise
1963
Philippe Robert
1993
Kurt A. Rockstroh
2012
• Joseph J. Roberto
1985
• Burton Lowe Rockwell
1967
Alfred C. W. Roberts
1989
David Rockwell
2015
Allen D. Roberts
2017
• Matthew Laflin Rockwell
1968
Mark Roddy
2014
Gregory L. Roberts
393
invested
2009
• Hugh Roberts
1923
• Harry E. Rodman
1964
• J. W. Roberts
1889
Kenneth Alan Rodrigues
1995
Percy ‘Rebel’ Roberts III
2016
Miguel Angel Rodriguez
2010
• Reginald H. Roberts
1963
Sian Roberts
2014
Ismael Mario Rodriguez Garcia 1998
• T. A. Roberts
1874
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
Francisco Javier
invested
394
invested
Rodríguez-Suárez
2019
• Edward John Romieniec
1972
Susan T. Rodriquez
2003
John Ronan
2014
Carl D. Roehling
1998
Benjamin T. Rook
1995
• Kenneth W. Roehrig
1969
• Chester Orville Root
1960
Chester E. Roemer
1987
• John Wellborn Root
1887
• Robert S. Roeschlaub
1900
• John Wellborn Root g 1937
Ralph Joseph Roesling, II
1998
Robert W. Root
1994
Roland Gommel Roessner
1968
• Clarence Henry Rosa
1966
William Roger
2015
Richard M. Rosan
1991
Archibald Coleman Rogers p 1967
Bill E. Roschen
2010
Candid Rogers
2018
Charles Rose
2015
David E Rogers
2012
Peter Rose
2016
• George B. Rogers
1941
• Thomas Leslie Rose
1934
James G. Rogers, II
1991
William A. Rose, Jr. c 1981
• James G. Rogers, III
1997
Alan Rosen
1984
• James Gamble Rogers
1934
Manuel Rosen Morrison
1977
• James S. Rogers
1889
• Arthur Rosenblatt
1982
• John B. Rogers
1979
Jeffrey M. Rosenblum
2010
John D. Rogers, Jr.
1985
Michael Rosenfeld
2008
John H. Rogers
2008
• Norman Rosenfeld
1994
John W. Rogers
2013
• Isadore Rosenfield
1967
• Louis P. Rogers
1889
• Alfred Paist Rosenheim
1889
Richard Rogers
1984
• Gilbert A. Rosenthal
Robert M. Rogers
2008
2006
• Sol Rosenthal
1956
• S. W. Rogers
1870
Burton L. Roslyn
2011
• Wendy Sullock Rogers
2014
• Albert Sidney Ross
1957
Mark Rohde
2017
• Edgar B. Ross
1995
Anthony G. Rohr
2017
• John Raymond Ross
1980
Craig W. Roland
1984
• John W. Ross
1889
• Walter Thomas Rolfe
1947
Ken L. Ross, Jr.
2002
Ann Merideth Rolland
2016
Michael Franklin Ross
2006
• Mario T. Romanach
1978
• William L. Ross
Byron Foster Romanowitz
1992
• Burton Romberger
1960
• James S. Rossant
1974
James Gus Rome
1994
A. Guillermo Rossell
1960
aia college of fellows
Carol Ross Barney
1889 1992
invested
• Louis Rossetti
1955
John Ruble
1997
Louis A. (Gino) Rossetti
1975
James Ronald Rucker
1982
Matthew L. Rossetti
2012
J. William Rudd
1995
• Aldo Rossi
1989
Heinz K. Rudolf
2004
Thomas J. Rossiter
2004
• Charles Rudolph
1889
Bill Rostenberg
2001
• Paul M. Rudolph
1970
• Arthur Rotch
1883
• Emil G. Rueckert
1889
• Alfred Roth
1966
• Gordon E. Ruehl
1986
• Frederick G. Roth
1964
• P. W. Ruehl
1889
• George Frederic Roth, Jr.
1983
Evett J. Ruffcorn
1997
Harold Roth c 1982
John A. Ruffo
1998
Herbert B. Roth
2007
Wayne Ruga
2012
• Richard Roth, Sr.
1968
Richard Roth, Jr.
1983
• Herman Otto Ruhnau
1974
Edward N. Rothe
1988
Federico Ruiz-Guinazu
1961
Rona G. Rothenberg
2008
William T Ruhl
2019
• Charles G. Rummel
1986
Martha Leibowitz Rothman 1992
George Peter Loyd Rumpel
1979
Richard Rothman
• Lloyd Anthony Ruocco
1974
• Bernard B. Rothschild c k 1966
William W. Rupe
1992
• Bernard Rothzeid
Dennis E. Rupert
2006
1997
1979
Maurice Emile Henri Rotival 1964
Alissa D. Rupp
2017
Michael Rotondi
1997
• Howland Russe
1889
Lauren L. Rottet
1998
• Ernest J. Russell p 1909
Cyril Frederick Thomas Rounthwaite 1973 • Geoffrey Arthur Rowe
1986
• H. Dean Rowe
1985
• H. L. Rowe
1889
Judith L. Rowe
1993
• Daniel Rowen
2003
Ralph Thomas Rowland
1980
Reese Rowland
2014
• John Miles Rowlett
1969
Zigmund Rubel
2018
Albert W. Rubeling Jr. c 1993
395
invested
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
Frederick A. Russell
1915
• George Vernon Russell
1958
James S. Russell
2010
• T. Trip Russell
1967
Mary Elizabeth Rusz
2019
• Charles Hercules Rutan
1889
Ye Rutang
1997
Walter A. Rutes
1980
H. Mark Ruth
1994
Harry R. Rutledge
2001
• Aarno E. Ruusuvuori
1982
invested
William Ryall
2016
• Rogelio Salmona
• A. Bailey Ryan
1970
• Frederick W. Salogga
1972
Roger N. Ryan
1980
• Stanley Salzman
1974
Witold Rybczynski
1993
German Samper Gnecco
1974
James E. Rydeen
1994
George A. Sample
1983
Donald P. Ryder
1984
• Nathaniel W. Sample
1974
Peter Samton
1975
Michael M. Samuelian
2016
Danny M. Samuels
1991
Thomas R. Samuels
2000
s Wolf Saar
2018
• Eero Saarinen g 1952 • Eliel Saarinen g 1943
396
invested
2006
Sten Olov Samuelson
1984
Tomas Jose Sanabria
1976
Joan L. Saba
2015
Brenda A. Sanchez
2012
• William Warren Sabin
1894
Gil A. Sanchez
1989
Werner Sabo
1997
Hans K. Sander
1976
William Q. Sabatini
2016
• George H. Sanders
1881
Lisa C. Sachs
2012
James J. Sanders
1993
Harold G. Sadler
1976
Joel A. Sanders
2019
Moshe Safdie g 1996
John Lynch Sanders
2018
Jennifer Sage
2014
Kenneth D. Sanders
2002
Gulsun Saglamer
2006
Linda W. Sanders
1994
Richard Joachim Sahl
1980
• Walter Sanders
1963
Junzo Sakakura
1967
• Joseph Sands
1857
Dean S. Sakamoto
2010
• Julius S. Sandstedt
1967
Carol S. Sakata
1993
Donald Sandy, Jr.
1978
Constantine N. Sakellar
2019
Earl Santee
2014
• Nicholas G. Sakellar
1986
Martin Santini
2002
• Raj Saksena
1993
Adele Naude Santos t 1996
Patricia Saldana Natke
2018
Carlos R. Sanz
1972
Tania S. Salgado
2018
• Charles M. Sappenfield
1974
Lee E. Salin
2019
Angel C. Saqui, II
1989
David D. Salmela
2002
• Donald Kenneth Sargent
1955
John P. Salmen
2017
Victor Saroki
• Christine Fahringer Salmon
1978
Alberto Sartoris
1985
F. Cuthbert Salmon
1978
Takeo Satow
1973
aia college of fellows
2000
invested
397
invested
• Nicholas Satterlee
1967
David W. Schervish
2002
Louis Sauer
1973
• William Schickel
1894
Louis R. Saur
1995
Gotthilf Goetz Schierle
1993
• Franklin J.H. Sawtelle
1889
Arthur A. Schiller
1964
• Philip Sawyer
1910
• Hans J. Schiller
1996
• Robert William Sawyer
1979
Kurt C. Schindler
2013
Thomas Savory
2018
• Henry W. Schirmer k 1981
• Henry Hodgman Saylor k 1951
Anthony P. Schirripa
2010
Peter M. Saylor
1983
Don P. Schlegel
1983
• William J. Sayward
1926
B. Frank Schlesinger
1970
John Scacchetti
1963
Jon R. Schleuning
1984
Sam Scaccia
1997
Todd H. Schliemann
2002
Joseph J. Scalabrin
1989
• John I. Schlossman
Molly M. Scanlon
2014
• Norman J. Schlossman c 1951
• John Henry Scarff
1945
• Frank J. Schlotter
1895
Lawrence Scarpa
2010
Roger L. Schluntz
1996
Walter Schacht
2013
William J. Schmalz
2015
Mario L. Schack
1980
Mildred F. Schmertz
1977
• Kenneth Miller Schaefer
1976
• Robert Watson Schmertz
1960
• Robert J. Schaefer
1981
Edwin Schmidt
2018
Robert J. Schaeffner
2015
Fred C. Schmidt
1993
Walter Schamu
1994
• Lorentz Schmidt
1951
• J. H. Scharm
1889
• Mott B. Schmidt
1939
• George Frederick Schatz
1967
• Richard E. Schmidt
1906
Mark Schatz
2008
Wayne S. Schmidt
1985
Mark L. Schatz
2019
R. Christian Schmitt
1999
Clemens Bruns Schaub
2018
Gene Schnair
2008
• L. J. Schaub
1889
• Charles S. Schneider
1926
David G. Scheatzle
1998
1979
Herbert William Schneider
1976
James A. Scheeler k 1974
• T. F. Schneider
1889
Brenda Case Scheer
2014
Michael Schnoering
2016
• William Hunt Scheick
1965
• Leonard Max Schober
1982
• Harry Irvin Schenck
1954
Thomas J Schoeman
2019
Jeffery Scherer
1998
Richard Schoen
1983
• Adolph Scherrer
1889
• Walter Scholer
1960
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
invested
Walter Scholer, Jr.
1967
• Daniel Schwartzman k 1960
• John P. Schooley
1995
• Herman J. Schwartzmann
Anne Schopf
2007
2004
Barnett Paul Schorr
1991
• Charles F. Schweinfurth
1889
Charles F. Schrader
1991
• Julius Schweinfurth
1925
Charles L. Schreckenberger
2018
Roland Schweitzer
2006
• Detlef Schreiber
1998
• Nils Mark Schweizer
Stephen Schreiber
1972
2004
Katherine Schwennsen p 2002
Douglas Frederick Schroeder 1981
Charles E. Schwing p 1977
Kenneth A. Schroeder
1991
Alan D. Sclater
1998
John H. Schruben
1972
• Levi T. Scofield
1870
Peter Schubert
2013
Alan Scott
2011
• William H. Schuchardt
1915
• Arthur H. Scott
1889
David M. Scott
1974
• Fitzhugh Scott
1948
Gregory J. Scott
2017
• John Scott
1889
Michael Scott
1972
• Wallie Eugene Scott, Jr.
1972
William Wilcox Scott
1984
• Louie Lorraine Scribner
1965
• George Arthur Douglas
Schuett 1977 Dawn R. Schuette
2014
Helmut C. Schulitz
1997
• Robert J. Schultz
1974
• Leonard Schultze
1948
Bradley D. Schulz
2010
Michael N. Schuster
2008
Steven D. Schuster
2011
George Van Fossen Schwab 1969 • Harvey A. Schwab
1952
• Edward E. Schwabe
1892
• John Strubing Schwacke
1934
Karl Schwanzer
1967
• Frederic David Schwartz
2005
Kenneth Schwartz
2001
Kenneth Emery Schwartz
1979
Robert Schwartz
398
Aaron B. Schwarz
1876
2000
Robert W. Schwartz
2012
Warren R. Schwartz
1995
Alan Schwartzman
1976
aia college of fellows
Willard M. Scribner
2004
Adolph R. Scrimenti
1967
• Der Scutt
1992
Jim W. Sealy
1993
Linda Searl
1995
• Henry R. Searle
1868
James E. Searle
1968
• Williard T. Sears
1889
Harry W. Seckel
1967
Thomas James Sedgewick
1975
Walter Sedovic
2010
Jack F. See, Jr.
2009
• Milton See
1890
invested
• Edgar V. Seeler
1900
Barbara A. Sestak
2015
Jonathan Segal
2003
Phillip K. Settecase
1997
Paul Segal
1986
• John Walter Severinghaus
1960
David J. Segmiller
2016
Mark P. Sexton
2006
Lawrence P. Segrue
1986
• Robert Ellis Sexton
1980
• Edward J. Seibert
1998
Betty-Lee Seydler-Hepworth 1999
S. Alexander Seidel
1998
Vassilis C. Sgoutas
2000
William David Seider
2013
Adam M. Shalleck
2015
Harry Seidler
1966
Arieh Sharon
1970
Nick E. Seierup
2006
• Robert Sharp
1889
• Solis Seiferth
1960
Stephen L. Sharp
2018
Jack Randall Seitsinger
2015
Richard Sharpe
1970
• Roger M. Seitz
1982
John A. Sharratt
1987
Bruce W. Sekanick
2017
• Henry Yeagley Shaub
1950
Robert I. Selby
2004
• Alfred Shaw
1944
Larry D. Self
1990
Bart Shaw
2019
Theodore Seligson
1979
• Esmond Shaw
1964
• George Russell Shaw
1889 2013
Annabelle M. Selldorf
2009
David E. Sellers
2017
George Shaw
• Horace Wells Sellers
1912
• Howard Van Doren Shaw g 1907
• Bruce M. Sellery
1996
• Richard J. Shaw
1942
John M. Sellery
2018
• Thomas Mott Shaw
1942
• Francis Bernard Sellew
1964
• Will Shaw
1984
Dale E. Selzer
1984
• Howell Lewis Shay
1951
Martha Turpin Seng
2009
James Shay
1999
John C. Senhauser
1995
Brian Shea
2018
Ronald S. Senseman
1966
Leo G. Shea
1978
• Leon B. Senter
1957
Christopher N. Shears
2018
• Jerome M. Seracuse
1984
John P. Sheehy
1991
Diane Serber
1980
George C. Sheldon
1999
Nick Serfass
2018
J. Gregory Sheldon
2013
J. Francisco Serrano
2001
Scott Shell
2010
Gabriel Serrano Camargo
1965
Tully Shelley
2011
• Overton Shelmire
1983
• Josep Luis Sert g 1965
399
invested
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
• Sidney M. Shelov
1991
• S. V. Shipman
1887
Ted Shelton
2013
Edward H. Shirley
1973
Philip A. Shive
1988
Steven M. Shiver
2015
Carrie Glassman Shoemake
2011
Robert L. Shemwell Carol Shen
400
invested
2006 1993
• Haigo T.H. Shen
2000
John V. Sheoris
1973
Terry Shook
2009
Herschel E. Shepard
1979
William C. Shopsin
2001
Peter Faulkner Shepheard
1974
• William Hosley Short
1982
Leslie L. Shepherd
2012
• Richmond Harold Shreve p 1932
• George Foster Shepley
1889
Ed Shriver, Jr.
2012
• Henry Richardson Shepley
1936
Evan H. Shu
2001
• Hugh Shepley
1972
Allan T. Shulman
2008
Mardelle McCuskey Shepley 2011
George Whiteside Shupee
1977
Kimberly Sheppard
2016
• Philip Trammell Shutze
1951
Rosa Sheng
2018
• Edouard Sidel
1889
C. Roxanne Sherbeck
2014
• Arthur F. Sidells
1989
Fredric Sherman
2012
Jack T. Sidener
1994
• Howard Charles Sherman
1976
Gary W. Siebein
2009
Patricia C. Sherman
1999
Paul G. Sieben
1996
Troy Sherrard
2018
Henry I. Siegel
2004
• Thorne Sherwood
1959
Lloyd H. Siegel
1978
Robert Shibley
2011
Robert H. Siegel
1991
Takashi Shida
1995
Charles M. Sieger
1987
James W. Shields
2010
Manuel de la Sierra-Amieva
1973
John R. Shields
2011
Lloyd Sigal
2018
Roger Shiels
1995
• Howard Sill
1926
Gracia Maria Shiffrin
2015
• Cyrus Edgar Silling
1952
Tsutomu Shigemura
1997
• James Lyman Silsbee
1887
Masao Shiina
1998
Carlos E. da Silva
1954
Zheng Shiling
2002
Paul Silver
1982
Joey Naruhiko Shimoda
2014
Robert H. Silver
1994
Steven H. Shinn
2019
Sandy Silverman
2017
Thomas Stewart Shiner
2015
Henry N. Silvestri
1979
• Kazuo Shinohara
1988
Brian Sim
1994
Dan S. Shipley
2003
Brad Simmons
aia college of fellows
2000
401
invested
invested
Cathy J. Simon
1986
Ronald L. Skaggs p c k 1986
• Grant Miles Simon
1951
George C. Skarmeas
• Louis A. Simon
1937
• Albert E. Skeel
Lynn N. Simon
2009
• Louis Skidmore g 1949
Mark Simon
1990
• John Llewellyn Skinner
• George Patton Simonds
1965
• Norma Merrick Sklarek y 1980
• Albert Simons
1934
Gary L. Skog
1998
Daniel Simons
2019
Lee H. Skolnick
2003
Lawrence Simons
1989
Arthur M. Skolnik
1996
Scott Simons
2016
Nils Slaatto
1996
Soren Dahl Simonsen
2015
James J Slade
2016
Donal R. Simpson
1999
Murray A. Slama
1980
Grant A. Simpson
2004
Vladimir Slapeta
1992
2018 1913
1949
Robert T. Simpson, Jr.
1993
Frank Slavsky
1974
Scott M. Simpson
1999
• John B. Slee
1926
• Henry Augustus Sims
1869
• Harold Reeve Sleeper
1949
Howard Francis Sims
1977
• Frank Robert Slezak
1965
• Joseph Patterson Sims
1950
• Samuel Sloan
1869
Jerome J. Sincoff
1992
• S. Gifford Slocum
1889
Antonio S. Sindiong
1961
• G. Milton Small, Sr.
1963
Donald Singer
1985
• Philip Lindsley Small
1948
E. Crichton Singleton
1991
Clifton Murray Smart, Jr.
1990
James Marion Singleton IV
2015
Saul C. Smiley
1977
• Heyward Schumpert Singley
1956
Adrian Devaun Smith
1985
• Charles S. Sink
1978
• Adrian W. Smith
1892
• John P.B. Sinkler
1918
• Alfred Smith
1887
Lorri D. Sipes
2001
Anne Kolman Smith
2015
• Allen George Siple
1969
Arthur F. Smith
1999
• William H. Sippel, Jr.
1984
Baird M. Smith
2008
• Heikki Siren
1986
Benjamin Lane Smith
1957
Kaija Siren
1986
Bill D. Smith
1986
Louis Sirianni
2013
Bruce Harry Smith
1967
• H. E. Siter
1889
• C. Ray Smith
1983
Michael M. Sizemore
1986
Carlton T. Smith
2012
• Hans Hartvig Skaarup
1976
Carolyn Jane Smith
2017
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
Charles Davis Smith
2018
• Lester W. Smith
1964
• Chloethiel Woodard Smith
1960
Linn Charles Smith
1962
Christopher G. Smith
2004
• Linus Burr Smith
1967
Christopher J. Smith
1990
• Livingston Smith
1940
Cole Smith
1993
Macon S. Smith
1972
Colin L.M. Smith
1990
Michael E. Smith
2002
Dana Kennish Smith
2008
Michael John Smith
2008
• Darrell L. Smith
1997
• Moreland Griffith Smith
1961
• Delos Hamilton Smith
1952
• Mortimer L. Smith
1889
Douglas Cole Smith
1982
• Neill Smith
1970
• Eberle M. Smith
1961
• Nelson Smith
1956
Edward F. Smith
2000
• Oliver C. Smith
1889
• Eric W. Smith, Jr.
1964
• Perry Coke Smith
1950
Fleming W. Smith, Jr.
1988
Peter G. Smith
2017
• Francis Palmer Smith
1942
• Robert Calhoun Smith
1979
Frank Folsom Smith
1996
• Robert Fitch Smith
1960
• G. E. Kidder Smith
1959
• Stanley Albert Smith
1954
Gabriel Smith
2015
Stephen B. Smith
1997
• George H. Smith
1889
• Sydney Smith
1887
Hamilton P. Smith
1974
Sylvia J. Smith
2009
• Harvey Partridge Smith
1960
• T. Clayton Smith
1982
• Harwood K. Smith
1984
Tyler Smith
1993
• Herbert L. Smith, Jr.
1985
Whitney R. Smith
1957
• Herbert Livingston Smith, III
1967
• William Crawford Smith
1884
• Hilliard Thomas Smith, Jr.
1970
• William Jones Smith
1935
• Howard Dwight Smith
1945
Z Smith
2018
• Irving Gardner Smith
1954
• G. Scott Smitherman
1965
• Ivan H. Smith
1968
• Louis Philippe Smithey
1954
• J. C. Smith
1889
• J. L. Smithmeyer
1886
• Jack Bass Smith
1950
Henry Smith-Miller
2014
• James Kellum Smith
1944
• David I. Smotrich
1993
• Joe Frazer Smith
1948
Neil H. Smull
1993
• John R. Smith
1996
• Ross Lloyd Snedaker
1965
• Joseph N. Smith, III
1972
Kevin G. Sneed
2017
• George Snell
1857
Kenneth R. Smith
402
invested
aia college of fellows
2000
invested
Richard Wilson Snibbe Sheila K. R. Snider
2000
Charles B. Soule
1974
• Winsor Soule
1940 2008
• Samuel Booth Snook
1895
Stephen R. Souter
• Thomas Edward Snook, Jr.
1926
• Louis Feno Southerland, Jr.
1956
Julie V. Snow
1999
Richard Willet Southwick
2008
Sam T. Snowden, Jr.
2002
Michael Southworth
1995
• C. B. J. Snyder
1905
Eduardo Souto de Moura
2007
• J. Rowland Snyder
1967
Edward Anders Sovik
1967
• Wahl John Snyder
1959
• George Swiler Sowden
1971
William E. Snyder
2002
Murat Soygenis
2019
Steven K. Sobel
2014
Wayne E. Spangler
1987
Walter Howard Sobel
1967
John Sparano
2015
Linda Sobuta
2007
Jonathan Scott Sparer
2018
H. David Sokoloff
1982
Marvin J. Sparn
1996
Ignasi de Sola-Morales Rubio 1995
• Sumner Spaulding
1939
Lourdes Solera
2012
Joseph Spear
2007
Roy J. Solfisburg
1983
Laurinda H. Spear
1992
Arlen M. Solochek
2014
• George Spearl
1940
Daniel Solomon
1982
Beverly B. Spears
2002
Richard Solomon
1996
Lawrence W. Speck t 1995
Stuart B. Solomon
1988
Marc B. Spector
Ed Soltero
2016
Michael Harris Spector
1988
• Dewey Anderson Somdal
1955
• Eldridge Ted Spencer
1950
James H. Somes, Jr.
1995
James G. Spencer
2019
Michael R. Somin
2013
John H. Spencer p 1983
Kalavati Somvanshi
2017
• Robert C. Spencer, Jr.
1909
• Joseph E. Sperry
1923
`2019
Hak Sik Son
2000
Traci Dawn Sooter
2018
JP Spickler
2017
Joan M. Soranno
2010
Ross G. Spiegel
2007
• Juan Sordo Madaleno
1976
Kurt G. Spiering
2017
• Lee Sorey
1963
• Tomas H. Spiers, Jr.
1996
2002
Pat Yates Spillman
1969
1962
Robert A. Spillman
1997
John R. Sorrenti c 1996
• Harold Theodore Spitznagel
1959
Natividad (Nati) Soto
Jonathan C. Spodek
2015
Suman Sorg • Raphael S. Soriano
403
1969
invested
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
2015
invested
Donald E. Sporleder
1994
Donald Joseph Stastny
1997
Joseph G. Sprague
1995
• John F. Staub
1941
Kent Fitzgerald Spreckelmeyer 2000 Paul D. Spreiregen
1977
Bernard P. Spring
1973
• George Wesley Sprinkle
1977
• William Bradford Sprout, Jr.
1971
Everett G. Spurling, Jr.
1979
Steven L. Spurlock
2012
Boris Srdar
2015
Friedrich G. St.Florian
2008
Dennis William Stacy
1998
Richard Stacy
2008
• Alfred M. Staehli
1992
• James Edgar Stageberg
1977
• Frederick A. Stahl
1973
• Richard P. Stahl
1996
Raymond F. Stainback, Jr.
1982
Dennis E. Stallings
2014
Duffy Brock Stanley
1999
Lars Aiken Stanley
2010
William Johnson Stanley, III y c 1998 Jane M. Stansfeld
1993
• A. Glenn Stanton p 1949 • Henry Francis Stanton
1944
Michael J. Stanton p 1991
404
invested
• Robert Stanton
1972
Jonathan N. Stark
2014
Stanley Stark
2005
Bruce R. Starkweather
2009
• Merritt H. Starkweather
1968
Earl M. Starnes
1973
Frank A. Stasiowski
1995
aia college of fellows
Edmund P. Stazicker
2007
• Robert Stead
1889
• John Goddard Stearns
1894
Russell Lee Stecker
1971
• H. Morgan Stedman
1975
Harland Steele
1961
Mark W. Steele
2001
Robert Steele
2018
• William L. Steele
1918
Terry D. Steelman
2009
John E. Stefany
1976
• Edwin T. Steffian
1969
• Peter Steffian
1988
• Charles W. Steger
1990
Douglas L. Steidl p 1999 Carl Stein
1985
• Clarence S. Stein g 1934 • Joseph Stein
1969
Morris A. Stein
2002
• Richard G. Stein
1969
William Stein
2008
Goodwin B. Steinberg
1982
Harris M. Steinberg
2006
Robert T. Steinberg
1996
Peter Steinbrueck
2006
• Victor Steinbrueck
1963
Ralph Steinglass
1992
Henry Steinhardt
1979
Douglas E. Steinman, Jr.
1972
James Alan Stenhouse
1976
Donald J. Stephens
1976
• Harry Thornton Stephens
1926
invested
405
invested
Arthur Stephenson
1964
Gueorgui Stoilov
1984
Michael Jay Stepner
1992
Claude Stoller
1968
• Leon Stern
1925
Sidney Lloyd Stolte
1962
Robert A.M. Stern t 1984
• Gustave Stolze
1889
• William F. Stern
1997
Henry K. Stolzman
2007
• Harry Sternfeld
1951
• Alfred Stone
1876
• John Stetson
1963
• Edward Durrell Stone
1958
• Edward F. Stevens
1923
• Oskar Stonorov
1959
• J. D. Stevens
1873
• Charles Morse Stotz
1956
• J. Walter Stevens
1893
• Edward Stotz
1913
• John Calvin Stevens
1889
Jeffrey C. Stouffer
2016
• Louis Stevens
1927
• Howard A. Stout
1944
Preston Stevens, Jr.
1976
Randall P. Stout
2003
• Preston Standish Stevens
1958
Neal P. Stowe
1993
• Robert W. Stevens
1979
H. Thurber Stowell
1979
• Harvey Stevenson
1950
Neil E. Strack
2001
James M. Stevenson
1997
Larry Strain
2007
Josiah Stevenson
2014
Ronald Albert Straka k 1977
Michael G. Stevenson
2013
• Allen John Strang
1967
W. Cecil Steward p 1983
Max Wilson Strang
2016
• Emlyn L. Stewardson
1916
Michael J. Stransky
1993
Belinda Stewart
2013
• S. V. Stratton
1889
• Donald J. Stewart
1962
• William Buck Stratton
1910
R. K. Stewart p 2001
• Calvin C. Straub
1969
• William Stewart
1870
Frank Straub
1983
William W. Stewart
1995
• Carl A. Strauss
1964
Frederick Gordon Stickel
1971
Mark E. Strauss
2004
Ione R. Stiegler
2012
Norris Strawbridge
2008
• Clarence L. Stiles
1889
John R. Street, Jr.
1979
• Erle G. Stillwell
1942
Carrie Strickland
2018
• David L. Stine
1885
• Charles Rutan Strickland
1963
• James Stirling
1976
• William Strippelman
1889
Christiano Stockler das Neves 1957
Arthur V. Strock
1994
Sherwood Beach Stockwell
Michael Strogoff
2010
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
1979
invested
Dean Strombom
2018
• Maurice Joseph Sullivan
1951
• Walter Stromquist
1972
• Patrick M. Sullivan
1998
Carl L. Strona
2006
• Thomas Sully
1889
Norman Strong
2004
• John D. Sulton
1982 1972
• Carl F. Struck
1889
• Gene Rudolph Summers
• Hugh Asher Stubbins, Jr.
1960
• John Newenham Summerson 1973
Sidney W. Stubbs, Jr.
1990
Alan R. Sumner
1984
• Guy Study
1940
• Paul P. Sun
1985
Donald L. Stull
1981
Richard Sundberg
1996
Karl W. Stumpf
2019
Donald R. Sunshine
1997
Amanda Sturgeon
2013
Timo Suomalainen
2000
• John H. Sturgis
1864
Eugene L. Surber
1994
• R. Clipston Sturgis p 1891
Sarah Susanka
2005
• Robert Shaw Sturgis
1971
James Susman
2018
• Russell Sturgis
1865
• John Sutcliffe
1889
Tricia Stuth
2017
• Charles Richard Sutton
1980
• Louis F. Stutz
1896
Sharon E. Sutton y 1995
Joseph A. Stypka
2016
George Suyama
1993
Gin Djib Su
1968
Robert J. Svedberg
2018
Abby Patricia Suckle
2006
Phillip Barry Svigals
2007
• James Stewart Sudler
1979
Vernon D. Swaback
2001
Erik Sueberkrop
1994
James Arthur Swackhamer
1970
James M. Suehiro
2009
Eugene C. Swager
1976
Hchioh Sang Sueng
2002
Joy D. Swallow
2011
• Arch B. Swank, Jr.
1970
• Marvin D. Suer
1971
Michio Sugawara
2002
• Albert Homer Swanke
1977
John W. Sugden
1986
• J. Robert F. Swanson
1968
Douglas R. Suisman
1999
Rebecca Boswell Swanston
2011
Edward Sullam
1972
• Egerton Swartwout
1914
Anne T. Sullivan
2014
Charles Swartz
2017
• Francis Paul Sullivan
1939
David Louis Swartz
2017
Gail M Sullivan
2016
• William Albert Swasey
1897
John P. Sullivan
2001
Robert Michael Swatt
1992
Kevin B. Sullivan
2012
• John D. Sweeney
1966
L. Brooke Sween-McGloin
2007
• Louis H. Sullivan g 1889
406
invested
aia college of fellows
invested
• Charles Reilly Tapley
1979
1985
A. Anthony Tappé
1980
Allen Swerdlowe
2016
John Tarantino
2001
Richard Nelson Swett
2000
• Peter Tarapata
1966
Stephen T. Swicegood
2003
• H. Harold Tarleton, Jr.
1980
Herbert Hillhouse Swinburne 1961
• Herbert Madison Tatum
1954
Don A. Swofford
Joseph Gabriele Tattoni
2015
Mark G. Swenson
2008
Earl S. Swensson
2002
Douglas Bryan Sydnor
2011
• Charles C. Taylor
1896
John Mark Syvertsen
1999
• Crombie Taylor
1975
Yvonne Szeto
2010
D. Coder Taylor
1969
Philip Louis Szostak
2009
• Eugene Hartwell Taylor
1889
• Gray Taylor
1971
t
• Harwood Taylor
1966
• Isaac S. Taylor
1889
• James Knox Taylor
1889
Marilyn Jordon Taylor
1998
• R. E. Lee Taylor
1938 1987
William Benjamin Tabler
1961
John Howard Tabor
2017
• Edgar Tafel
1986
Marvin L. Taff
1999
Richard L. Taylor, Jr.
Paulett Taggart
2007
Rives T. Taylor
Edward K. Takahashi
2001
• Walter Andrews Taylor
1957
Shin Takamatsu
1995
Walter Q. Taylor
1997
Ray Takata
1991
William Maxwell Taylor
2011
Minoru Takeyama
1993
Walton R. Teague
2012
• Francis T. Taliaferro
1975
• Wallace Gleed Teare
1975
• Thomas E. Tallmadge
1923
Janet A. Tam
2019
Otto John Teegen
1953
Keat C. Tan
2015
Thomas A. Teft
1857
Ronald H. Tan
1993
German Tellez
1978
Ted Tokio Tanaka
1994
• Seth J. Temple
1913
J.J. Tang
2017
Anders Tengbom
1978
Robert Tennenbaum
2013
Jerry R. Tepe
2002
• Kenzo Tange g 1963 • Alan Y. Taniguchi y 1972
407
invested
Yoshio Taniguchi
1996
Kim Tanzer
2011
Virginia Ward Tanzmann
1992
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
2008
• Thomas H. Teasdale c 1980
• Toshikazu Terasawa
1985
• Clinton Charles Ternstrom
1968
• Eliah Terrell
1889
invested
Roland Terry
1980
Maryann Thompson
2008
Kirk Teske
2015
Milo H. Thompson
1984
Robert L. Tessier
1987
• Raymond S. Thompson
1989
Paul-Andre Tetreault
1995
Richard Thompson
2007
David J. Thaddeus
2019
Robert Lewis Thompson
1993
B. Carroll Tharp
1985
Rolland Dinwiddie Thompson 1974
• S. J. F. Thayer
1871
• Rufus Thompson
1889
Warren D. Thompson
1991
• Paul A. Thiry c 1951
Charles B. Thomsen
1979
• John H. Thodos
2010
• Andrew Grierson Thomson
1896
• Andrew J. Thomas
1932
Duane Thorbeck
1984
• Arthur Elliott Thomas
1950
• F. G. Thorn
1876
Karl Thorne
1998
• Alfred H. Thorp
1889
• Roy Norman Thorshov
1974
Oswald H. Thorson
1965
George Thrush
2005
• Ngo-Viet Thu
1962
John P. Tice, Jr.
2001
Cory M. Ticktin
2015
Robert P. Theel
2016
Dorwin Arthur Jackson Thomas 2006 • Douglas H. Thomas, Jr.
1909
Downing Allison Thomas
1982
• Glen Herbert Thomas
1957
• Harlan Thomas
1935
James Byron Thomas
1993
• James Lee Thomas
1989
• John Rochester Thomas
1876
Joseph F. Thomas
1970
Karen Hargarther Thomas
2018
Val Thomas
2003
• Walter Horstmann Thomas
1930
• Maurice Thominet
1986
• Benjamin Thompson g 1975
Charles K. Thompson
2012
David Vere Thompson
2011
• Elisabeth Kendall Thompson
1968
• George W. Thompson
1889
• H. C. Thompson
1889
Kermit Duncan Thompson 2018
408
invested
• L. S. Thompson
1890
Larry Dennis Thompson
2017
aia college of fellows
Stanley Tigerman t 1973 Patrick J. Tighe
2011
Douglas Ashley Tilden
2016
• George Thomas Tilden
1889
• Guy Tilden
1889
Patrick C. Tillett
1996
Steven Land Tillotson
2015
• Edward L. Tilton
1908
• John N. Tilton
1889
James Timberlake
1998
• Robert M. Timme
1991
Leslie D. Tincknell
1996
• William Tinsely
1871
Glen A. Tipton
2002
Benedetto Tiseo
2010
invested
James D. Tittle c k 1984
John Francis Torti
2001
Danforth Wallace Toan
1974
Mark J. Tortorich
2001
Phillip Edmonds Tobey
1998
Coulson Tough
1998
Calvin J. Tobin
1985
• Harry Bird Tour
1959
Logic Tobola, II
1992
Marion Tournon-Branly
1979
Anderson Todd
1972
Pamela M. Touschner
2008
David Fenton Michie Todd
1968
Sean Towne
2018
Thomas Abbott Todd
1980
• F. B. Townsend
1889
H Ruth Todd
2012
• Dennis T. Toyomura
1983
Fred S. Toguchi
1983
Victor F. Trahan
• Albert Toledano
1889
• Jack Durkee Train k 1968
Lee E. Tollefson
2003
Monroe Kirk Train
2011
2006
Douglas Tom
2011
Nancy Rogo Trainer
2012
Henry Tom
2018
• Oliver G. Traphagen
1889
Bruce Toman
2017
Peter M. Trapolin
2017
• John Tomassi
1995
Charles Leroy Travis, III
2015
Ronald J. Tomasso
2018
Jack Travis
2004
Alexandros N. Tombazis
1991
• Samuel Atwater Treat
1889
David Daniel Tomber
2012
Karl Edward Treffinger
1976
• James E. Tomblinson
1980
Kenneth Treister
1991
Joel A. Tomei
2015
David F. Trevino
2015
Eric Tomich
2018
Michael Tribble
2000
James (Jay) Christopher Tomlinson 2013
409
invested
Richard F. Tomlinson, II
2005
• John Almy Tompkins, II
1930
Frank Tomsick
1976
• Luben N. Tonev
1975
• Henry Johnston Toombs
1949
Sara Topelson de Grinberg
1992
• G. M. Torgerson
1889
• Osvaldo L. Toro
1967
Juan Torres Higueras
1984
L. Azeo Torre
2017
Mario Jaime Torroella
2013
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
David M. Trigiani
1985
• R. Maurice Trimble
1926
Andrew James Trivers
2011
William Henry Trogdon
1980
• Michael F. Trostel
1989
• Richard Wilfred Trott
1982
• Breck Trowbridge
1906
LeRoy S. Troyer
1993
Wayne J. Troyer
2017
Bryan Kerr Trubey
2014
• Wilbur Tyson Trueblood
1936
John James Truemper, Jr.
1980
William H. Truex, Jr.
2001
invested
2004
Timothy R. Twomey
2012
• Thomas Tryon
1892
Ilene R. Tyler
2001
Calvin Tsao
2007
James Leslie Tyler
1994
Bernard Tschumi
2008
• Robert Tyler
1977
Chiu Lin Tse-Chan
2001
• W. H. Tyndall
1889
Charles N. Tseckares
1986
• Anne Griswold Tyng
1975
Edward T. M. Tsoi
1995
• William Wallace Tyrie
1932
• Joseph Tuchman
1968
Seab A. Tuck, III
1998
• Jack R. Tucker
1995
Edward Tucker
2018
Marcus R. Tucker
1982
• Thomas B. Tucker
1982
• James Speed Tuley
1984
Jimmie E. Tucker
2019
• Kivas Tully
1890
Richard L. Tully
1974
• Mace Tungate, Jr.
1967
Emanuel N. Turano
1970
Steven Richard Turckes
2017
John Gordon Turnbull
1995
Michael G. Turnbull
2005
• William Turnbull, Jr.
1976
Bryan Turner
2018
Bryce A. Turner
2016
• Burnett C. Turner
1970
Ronald F. Turner
2005
Susan Doreen Turner
2016
Thomas Patrick Turner
1992
• William Kay Turner
1986
• E. Hill Turnock
1926
Wilbur H. Tusler, Jr.
1990
• Wilbur Henry Tusler
1953
• William Burnett Tuthill
1895
Ursula Twombly
2019
David Owen Tryba
410
invested
aia college of fellows
u • Shozo Uchii
1982
Frederico A. Ugarte
1958
Lennart Uhlin
1977
Edward K. Uhlir
1990
Grant Uhlir
2018
Kenneth A. Underwood
1993
• Dean Frederick Unger
1982
Roberta M. Unger
2003
• DeNorval Unthank
1980
Thomas Hayne Upchurch
2014
• Hobart B. Upjohn
1930
• Richard Upjohn p 1857 • Max O. Urbahn p 1966
Paul Urbanek
2012
David Urschel
2018
Kevin B. Utsey
2013
Edouard Utudjian
1970
• Jorn Utzon
1970
Robert H. Uyeda
1994
v • Joseph D. Vaccaro
1993
• Pierre Vago
1952
Edward Vaivoda, Jr.
1999
invested
William E. Valentine
1986
Eva Vecsei
1990
Joseph Valerio
1993
Ronald Jan van der Veen
2016
Gino Valle
1993
Leonard Veitzer
1997
• William Laurens Van Alen
1964
Hector Velezquez Moreno
1963
Mitchell Van Bourg
1969
Gerrard Venne
1966
• Adriance Van Brunt
1889
Thomas W. Ventulett, III
1977
1931
Robert Venturi g 1978
• Courtlandt Van Brunt
• Henry Van Brunt p 1864
• Morris D. Verger
1974
• Robert A. Van Deusen
1984
Anil Verma
2017
Peter Van Dijk
1979
• Shirley J. Vernon
1976
Harold F. Van Dine, Jr.
1979
Kathryn C. Vernon-Mckeen 2002
Aldo van Eyck
1982
Robert J. Verrier
2012
• Hari Van Hoefen
1964
Alyosha G. Verzhbinsky
2015
Thomas C. Van Housen
1992
William Richard Vick
1981
• W. J. Van Keuren
1892
Robert L. Vickery
1990
Karen Van Lengen
2010
• Wilmont Vickrey
1983
• Garrett Van Pelt
1964
Alfred Vidaurri, Jr.
2015
• John V. Van Pelt
1923
Peter F. Vieira Jr.
2018
Johannes Van Tilburg
1992
• G. Vigeant
1889
David Van Wyk
2014
Jean Paul Viguier
2001
Edward Alan Vance
2014
Joao Batista Vilanova Artigas 1977
Gary Loren Vance
2013
• Jose Villagran Garcia
• James Grote VanDerpool
1968
Frank Villalobos
2005
Stephen J. Vanze
2012
Arg Carlos Raul Villanueva
1952
• Harutun Vaporciyan
1980
Gregory Villanueva
1999
Richard Varda
2006
Peter N. Vincent
2014
Benjamin Vargas y 2006
John Vinci
1990
Marcelo Elejalde Vargas
1961
Rafael Vinoly
1993
David J. Varner
2017
Mark Clay Vinson
2012
Harold R. Varner
1981
• Thomas Chalmers Vint
1961
• Edward Leighton Varney, Jr.
1971
J. Frano Violich
Ernesto M. Vasquez
2014
Mathew L. Virden, III
1973
• Henry Vaughan
1891
Lois Vitt Sale
2018
• Calvert Vaux
1857
Dean J. Vlahos
2010
Nicholas E. Vlattas
2019
Andrew A. Vazzano
411
invested
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
2003
1963
2009
invested
James Voelzke
2016
William John Wagner, Jr.
1965
Stephen Vogel
1994
• Harold E. Wagoner
1968
Daniela Holt Voith
2014
Ingalill Wahlroos-Ritter
2018
Leonard Volk
1997
• James Wahrenberger
1890
A. Raymond von Brock
1983
• D. Everett Waid p 1910
Robert J. Von Dohlen
1983
• Taina Waisman
1981
John G. Waite
1996
• Lawrence G. Waldron
1969
Bruce M. Walker
1979
• C. Howard Walker
1891
• Charles Wellington Walker
1953
• Frederic Richard Von
Grossmann 1965 James von Klemperer
2006
Richard L. von Luhrte
1993
• Wilhelm Viggo Von Moltke
1972
• George O. von Nerta
1889
• Searle H. Von Storch
1976
Thomas Vonier
2003
• Bernard Vonnegut
1889
• Stephen Francis Voorhees p 1926
Bartholomew Voorsanger
1985
R. Randall Vosbeck pk 1978 William F. Vosbeck, Jr.
1971
Todd C. Voth
2017
Thomas Reed Vreeland
1981
Richard E. Vrooman
1973
• J. A. Vrydagh
1870
w • Leonard Adrian Waasdorp
1955
• Harry W. Wachter
1938
• Philip Shirley Wadsworth
1970
Hobart D. Wagener
1971
Joseph David Waggonner, III 2010 Richard L. Wagner
412
invested
2008
• Steward Wagner
1936
• Walter E. Wagner
1978
• Walter F. Wagner, Jr.
1984
aia college of fellows
Cheryl C Walker
2009
• F. R. Walker
1923
• H. Leslie Walker, Jr.
1975
• Hobart A. Walker
1938
Kenneth H. Walker
1987
• Nathaniel Gaillard Walker
1934
• Ralph Thomas Walker p c g
1932
Todd Walker
2009
• William C. Walker
1889
• William T. Walker
1889
David Alexander Wallace
1968
David D. Wallace
1994
• Donald Q. Wallace
1983
Les Wallach
1993
• C. A. Wallingford
1882
• Frank E. Wallis
1912
Gustavo L. Wallis
1956
C. Gregory Walsh
1992
• Robert W. Walsh
1894
• Timothy Walsh
1925
Cynthia D Walston
2013
• Edwin L. Walter
1886
Lloyd G. Walter, Jr.
1992
• Thomas U. Walter p 1857
invested
• William Walter
1870
Sharon F. Washburn
Roger Talbot Walters
1975
James R. Washington, Jr.
• Francis R. Walton
1971
Robert E. Washington
Jan Wampler
1998
Roberta D. Washington
Werner G. Wandelmaier
1986
Barry L. Wasserman
1981
Sheldon D. Wander
1988
• Joseph Wasserman
1985
• Roland Anthony Wank
1951
Louis Wasserman
2018
Jonathan Frederick Warburg 2008
Daniel Watch
2016
• Ralph J. Warburton
1987
• Henry Stuart Waterbury
1935
• Charles F. Ward, Jr.
1967
Mark E. Watford
Dennis Simmons Ward
2016
• William Ward Watkin
1949
George Truman Ward
1993
David H. Watkins
1997
Jonathan R. Ward
2015
Michael Dean Watkins
2014
Norman Dean Ward
2017
Angela E. Watson
2018
• Ossian P. Ward
1956
Donald Ralph Watson
1981
Robertson Ward, Jr.
1970
• Frank Edward Watson
1963
• Robertson Ward
1973
Frank R. Watson
1930
C. Edward Ware
1983
Michael S. Watson
2017
• James E. Ware
1889
• Raymond L. Watson
1971
• Walter Ellsworth Ware
1940
• William J. Watson
1975
• William R. Ware
1861
Ellen Watts
2018
David E. Wark
2018
• Joseph Watterson k 1961
John Carl Warnecke
1962
Gregory T. Waugh
2016
Charles H. Warner, Jr.
1976
John Logan Waugh
2010
Clyde K. Warner, Jr.
1985
• Frank O. Weary
1887
• J. Foster Warner
1897
• Frederick Penn Weaver, Jr.
1964
James M. Warner
2004
Mark D. Weaver
2013
• Samuel A. Warner
1857
• Rudolph Weaver
1935
• William D. Warner
1981
• John L. Webb
1980
• Clinton J. Warren
1889
• Payson Rex Webber
• Herbert Langford Warren
1891
Anne E. Weber
• Lloyd Warren
1911
• Arthur M. Weber
1988
1934
• Betram A. Weber
1953
• Charles Wesley Warterfield, Jr. 1991
• Read Weber
1981
• George P. Washburn
• Wayne McClellan Weber
1966
• William T. Warren
413
invested
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
1889
1997 2009 1985 2006
2008
1971 2009
invested
414
invested
Frederick S. Webster
1969
Franklin Dee Welch
1980
• Charles Randolph Wedding
1987
• John Welch
1857
Philip A. Weddle
2014
• John A. Welch
1987
Carole C. Wedge
2008
• Kenneth Curtis Welch
1953
Dennis Wedlick
2019
Terry L Welker
2016
• Robert Law Weed
1960
Mark T. Wellen
2014
• H. Hobart Weekes
1927
• Harry C. Weller
1966
John Weekes
2015
• Louis L. Weller
2001
• John Ludwig Wees
1894
Andrew H. Wells
2012
Ben Weese
1974
• J. C. Wells
1857
Cynthia Weese
1991
• T. J. Welsh
1881
• Harry Weese
1961
James Walter Wentling
2015
• John Robert Weese
1981
• Fred Wesley Wentworth
1926
Gary K. Weeter
1995
William Paul Wenzler
1971
• O. C. Wehle
1890
• Eugene Werlin
1978
Wesley Wei
2002
Laura Ann Wernick
2014
• Bryce A. Weigand
1993
Howard Seth Wertheimer
2012
• Paul Weigel
1947
Lester Wertheimer
2002
Joe Neal Weilenman
1981
• A. L. West
1890
• Michel Weill
1974
David West
2018
• Joseph Lewis Weinberg
1949
• Helge Westermann
1974
• Robert Charles Weinberg
1970
Merle T. Westlake
1990
Nicholas H. Weingarten
1995
Paul Westlake, Jr.
1995
Don Weinreich
2016
• Eugene Weston, Jr.
1944
Stephen A. Weinryb
2015
I. Donald Weston
1992
Amy Weinstein
1994
• George H. Wetherell
1891
Edward Weinstein
1993
Donald A. Wexler
2004
Jane H. Weinzapfel
1994
Paul Whalen
2018
Gerald Gamliel Weisbach
1983
Andrew Whalley
2019
• Sarelle Weisberg
1993
Charles H. Wheatley
1973
Peter A. Weismantle
2010
C. Herbert Wheeler, Jr.
1975
Marion Weiss
2012
Daniel Harding Wheeler
1998
Steven F. Weiss
1995
• E. Todd Wheeler
1955
• Louis Weissbein
1889
James H. Wheeler, Jr.
1992
Claire D. Weisz
2013
• Kenneth D. Wheeler
1974
aia college of fellows
invested
Richard H. Wheeler
1970
Reeves W. Wiedeman
2011
• Harry B. Wheelock
1911
Michael A. Wiencek, Jr.
2017
• Edmund W. Wheelwright
1891
• Samuel G. Wiener
1950
Stephen Wierzbowski
2018
• William Benjamin Wiener
1961
• George V. Whisenand
1984
William Wiese, II
1988
Murray Whisnant
1991
Steven M. Wiesenthal
2008
• Elliot L. Whitaker
1968
• Peter Bonnett Wight
1866
Jim L. Whitaker
2019
Douglas S. Wignall
2017
Arthur Blose White
1969
• Philip Armour Wilber
1965
Drew White
2012
• Ernest Wilby
1940
Edward D. White, Jr.
2004
• E. Davis Wilcox
1968
• George M. White
1971
• Jerry Cooper Wilcox
1981
• James M. White
1932
• William Wilde
1979
Janet Rothberg White
1997
Gordon Wildermuth
1986
• Lawrence Grant White
1951
Annette Wiley
2014
• Lucius Read White, Jr.
1952
James Earl Wiley
1979
• Norval Crawford White
1973
Michael Wilford
2006
Samuel G. White
1997
Charles E. Wilkerson
1982
• Stanford White
1886
• Joseph A. Wilkes
1977
• Theo Ballou White
1966
Michael B. Wilkes
1991
• F. M. Whitehouse
1885
Chris Wilkinson
2007
• Harold C. Whitehouse
1959
Clive Wilkinson
2013
• James R. Wilkinson
1969 1999
Alison M. Whitelaw
2004
• George Morris Whiteside, II
1945
Barbara E. Wilks
William Whitfield
1978
• Philip Will, Jr. p 1951
Stephen Q. Whitney
1996
• Daniel W. Willard
1891
• William Channing Whitney
1890
• Arthur Osborne Willauer
1969
• Julian H. Whittlesey
1955
• W. R. B. Willcox
1910
Ward B. Whitwam
2002
Jan C. Willemse
2019
Jay Wickersham
2004
Paul Willen
1994
Leonard S. Wicklund
1995
• Elliot Willensky
1984
• William Sidney Wicks
1889
• James Howland Willett
1888
Christopher R. Widener
2001
Carl Martin William-Olson
1952
• Frederick Widmann
1894
R. Craig Williams
2016
A. Richard Williams
1971
Chester A. Widom p c k 1990
415
invested
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
416
invested
Allison Grace Williams
1997
Michael E. Willis
1996
Amancio Williams
1962
• Royal Barry Wills
1954
Bruce Williams
2017
• Edmund R. Willson
1889
• Charles I. Williams
1889
Roy W. Willwerth
1993
Daniel Williams
1998
John C. Wilmot
1994
Darrel J. Williams, Sr.
2006
• H. Robert Wilmsen
1970
• David Reichard Williams
1960
• Adrian Jennings Wilson
1965
Donald L. Williams
2001
Carol A. Wilson
• Donald S. Williams
1975
• Charles C. Wilson y 1914
• E. Stewart Williams
1999
• Edward Lawrence Wilson
1957
• Edgar I. Williams c 1942
• Fred Talbott Wilson
1955
Frank Williams
• H. N. Wilson
1887
• Fred Carter Williams k 1965
• Harry Brown Wilson, Jr.
1976
G. Thomas Williams
1983
• Horatio R. Wilson
1889
• Gerald A. Williams
1978
Jeffrey S. Wilson
Harold L. Williams
1994
• John Elzey Wilson
Homer L. Williams
1995
John L. Wilson y 1998
• John G. Williams
1985
• John Louis Wilson
1972
• Lorenzo D. Williams
1979
• Joseph M. Wilson
1876
Mark F. Williams
1996
Kendall P Wilson
2009
1996
2005
2000 1979
• Paul R. Williams g 1957
• Leslie Hugh Wilson
1968
• Richard Pardee Williams
2010
• Sam Wilson, Jr.
1955
Roger B. Williams
1996
• W. T. Wilson
1890
• Seymour Williams
1937
• Walter F. Wilson
1953
Terence J. Williams
1988
Walter Leroy Wilson
2011
• Terrance R. Williams
1986
William D. Wilson
1968
Tod Culpan Williams
1992
William F. Wilson
2012
• W. Gene Williams
1987
William K. Wilson
2019
• Wayne Richard Williams
1964
• Zelma Wilson
1983
• George H. Williamson
1934
• George James Wimberly
1957
James F. Williamson
2005
Ross B. Wimer
2011
• W. Floyd Williamson, Jr.
1982
Allyne Winderman
2013
• Charles Willing
1936
• James H. Windrim
1880
Beverly A. Willis
1980
• John Torrey Windrim
1926
• Harold Buckley Willis
1950
Daniel W. Winey
2010
aia college of fellows
invested
• John F. Wing
1889
• Joseph Wolf
1894
• Kenneth Smith Wing
1953
• Leonard Wolf
1961
Steven R. Winkel
1997
Martin F. Wolf
1996
• Donald A. Winkelmann
1987
Richard Wolf
1982
Jon Peter Winkelstein
1980
Scott A. Wolf
2012
John H. Winkler
1989
• James E. Wolfe
1882
• Carleton M. Winslow
1939
• Lawrence Wolfe
1941
Paul Winslow
1997
• Floyd Orson Wolfenbarger
1969
• Ralph Edward Winslow
1950
• Louis Michael Wolff
1967
• Arch Reese Winter
1965
• Henry Wolters
1889
Steven Winter
1994
• Arthur Woltersdorf
1912
• Marjorie Wintermute
1979
Romand E. Wommack
2004
Michael O. Winters
2013
Chung Soo Won
2000
Peter Milton Winters
2009
Willis Cecil Winters
2008
Elissa Winzelberg
2015
Norman E. Wirkler
1986
• Kenneth E. Wischmeyer
1959
Stephen A. Wiser
2017
Joseph J. Wisnewski
1996
• Frederick C. Withers
1857
Gayland B. Witherspoon
1988
• Henry F. Withey
1959
• David J. Witmer
1934
Charles Witsell, Jr.
1987
Gordon G. Wittenberg
1967
• Arthur Witthoefft
2011
Bill T. Wilson, II
417
invested
2004
Fritz Woehle
1975
Peter Kurt Woerner
1992
• William R. Wofford
1978
Clark Dolan Wold
1972
• Robert L. Wold
1985
Gary Wolf
2016
Harry Charles Wolf, III
1977
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
Francis Michael Wai-Ling Wong 1992 Gin Dan Wong
1966
Joseph O. Wong
2003
Kellogg H. Wong
1986
Pershing Wong
1980
• William Wong, Jr.
2000
• Worley K. Wong
1961
Yau Chun Wong
1975
Carolina Y. C. Woo
1988
George C. T. Woo
1991
Kyu Sung Woo
1997
Bemard Wood
1975
Bruce A. Wood
2014
Dan Wood
2016
• Hart Wood
1948
Henry A. Wood
1993
• Waddy B. Wood
1916
Sharon Woodworth
2017
• Maynard Winthrop
Woodard 1962 • Frederick James
Woodbridge 1950
invested
John M. Woodbridge
1974
John Le Baron Wright
1968
David Geoffrey Woodcock
1992
• Marcellus Eugene Wright
1953
• Charles Day Woodford
1963
• Marcellus Eugene Wright, Jr.
1957
David C. Woodhouse
1999
Rodney Hugh Wright
1981
• Thomas W.D. Wright
1972
• Robert Stanford
418
invested
Woodhurst, Jr.
1992
Robert Stanford Woodhurst, III
1992
Enrique A. Woodroffe
2000
• Thomas E. Woodward
1985
A. Vernon Woodworth, III
2013
• J. B. Woodworth
1890
• W. M. Woolett
1875
• William L. Woolett
1873
Anna A. Wu
2009
Hofu Wu
2002
Wu Liangyong
1990
Donald E. Wudtke
1983
Cynthia Frewen Wuellner
2000
Carlos Asensio Wunderlich
1975
Richard Saul Wurman
1976
Brian T. Wurst
2019
• William Wilson Wurster g 1954
• David L. Wooley
2001
Evans Woollen
1983
• William Woollett
1970
James R. Wooten
1993
Michael Wornum
1971
John C. Worsley
1975
Dan M. Worth
2019
• William James Worthen
2013
• John C. Worthington
1893
x
• Leo S. Wou
1975
Luo Xiaowei
David H. Wright
1986
David Gilmore Wright
2011
• Frank A. Wright
1890
Thomas W. Wurtz
2016
Graham S. Wyatt
2018
• James Bosley Noel Wyatt
1889
Scott W. Wyatt
1994
• Marion Sims Wyeth
1954
• Nathan C. Wyeth
1914
1998
y
• George Caleb Wright
1951
Gregory A Yager
2019
• George S. Wright
1984
• Minoru Yamasaki
1960
• Henry Wright
1934
Takashi Yanai
2017
• Henry Lyman Wright p 1955
Richard C. Yancey
2019
• Henry N. Wright
1983
Kris Yao
2014
Jane Cady Wright
2008
Jack Rodney Yardley
1981
James Michael Wright
2017
Adam Yarinksy
• John Wright
1882
• Karel Henry Yasko
aia college of fellows
2007 1965
invested
Barry David Yatt
2002
• Hachiro Yuasa
1967
John Loren Yaw
1994
Robert “Buzz” Yudell
1996
Ken Yeang
1999
Stephen W. Yundt
Zeno L. Yeates
1978
Raymond W.H. Yeh
1988
Masayoshi Yendo
1987
Ron Yeo
1976
• David N. Yerkes k 1965
Barry Alan Yoakum
2010
Mark Yoes
2018
Robert Yohe
2019
John Edward Yonushewski 2009 Jennifer Yoos
2013
• Edward P. York
1926
Liz Harriss York
2016
(Charles) Al York
2016
Isoya Yoshida
1968
• Junzo Yoshimura
1975
Donald T. Yoshino
2007
• Joseph W. Yost
1889
• L. Morgan Yost
1952
W. Roger Yost
1979
• Clayton Young
1987
• George Cannon Young
1958
• George Young, Jr.
1934
Joseph Laurie Young
1982
Norbert W. Young, Jr. k 2000
419
invested
Richard Young
1991
Theodore John Young
1959
• Thomas Crane Young
1890
Ralph P. Youngren
1971
• Philip Newell Youtz
1961
Linda M. Yowell
2001
Willy Yu
2017
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
201
z Abraham Zabludovsky James K. Zahn Saul Zaik Leopold Paul Zajfen • C. C. Zantzinger
1982 2000 1973 2008 1911
• C. Clark Zantzinger, Jr.
1969
• Jose M. Zaragoza
1952
Moshe Zarhy
2004
Alek Zarifian
2016
• Bernard Henri Zehrfuss
1966
Eberhard H. Zeidler
1981
H. Alan Zeigel
1998
Edward T. Zeigler, Jr.
2014
• Simon Bernard Zelnik
1967
John Zemanek
1982
• Golden J. Zenon, Jr.
1986
Bruno Zevi
1968
Ming Zhang
2014
Robert L. Ziegelman
1988
Raymond Ziegler
1968
Rick Zieve
2003
Steve Ziger
2018
Frank Sallee Zilm
1997
John J. Zils
1999
• Norman C. Zimmer
1969
• Bernard Bob Zimmerman
1978
Gary V. Zimmerman
1995
Howard L. Zimmerman
2017
Thomas A. Zimmerman
1983
invested
• William Carbys Zimmerman
1889
Hugh Morley Zimmers
1981
Joel P. Zingeser
420
2002
David Miles Ziskind
2011
Allan W. Zreet
2014
Dawn Zuber
2018
Aymeric Zublena
2006
Peter Zumthor
2004
Francis M. Zwart, III
2010
Peter Jay Zweig
1992
• Jule G. Zwicker
1892
Bernard Zyscovich
2010
aia college of fellows
invested
invested
421
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
honorary fellows of the aia
a
invested
• Alvar Aalto g 1958
Enrique Avila Riquelme
• Elissa Makiniemi Aalto
1981
Carlo Aymonino
Pavel Vasilievitch Abrosimov
1958
Kurt Ackermann
1996
David Adjaye
2008
1983 2000
b
Donald C. R. Bailey
1992
Gunnel Adlercreutz
1997
Jacob Berend Bakema
1966
Santiago Agurto Calvo
1960
Juan Navarro Baldeweg
2001
• Hakon, Claes Axel Ahlbert
1952
W. Donald Baldwin
1978
Dato Ikmal Hisham Albakri 1990
Shigeru Ban
Franco Albini
1968
W. Kirk Banadyga
1985
Lorenzo E. Aldana
1989
Essy Baniassad
1990
• William Alexander Allen
1984
Carme Pigem Barcelo
2010
Hayder Ahmed Ali
2016
Sandra Barclay
2019
Alfred Victor Alvares
1967
• Nicolai Barfolomeitch
Mario Roberto Alvarez
1976
Robert Alvarez Espinosa
1961
Joaquin Alvarez Ordonez
1969
• Wladimir Alves De Souza
1979
Tadao Ando g 1991 John Hamilton Andrews
1980
Otilio A. Arellano
1961
Carlos D. Arguelles
1961
Luis Jesus Arizmendi Amiel 1972 • Gordon R. Arnott
422
invested
1971
Emre Arolat
2019
• Louis Gerard Arretche
1989
Taro Ashihara
2018
Yoshinobu Ashihara
1979
• C. H. Aslin
1955
Carl Aubock
1971
Gaetana Aulenti
1990
Inette L. E. Austin-Smith
1978
John Michael Austin-Smith
1971
aia college of fellows
2004
Baranov 1973 • Jacques Barge
1971
• Luis Barragan
1974
Juan Bassegoda Nonell
1994
Carlo Baumschlager
2004
• Geoffrey Bawa
1983
Gilbert R. Beatson
1980
• Eugene Beaudouin
1964
Stefan Behnisch
2008
Fernando Belaunde Terry
1965
Solano Benítez
2012
• Gerard Benoit
1985
Ricardo Bermudez
1965
Emiliano Bernasconi
1976
Julian Ferris Betancourt
1965
Jai Rattan Bhalla
1972
Max Bill
1964
Jacob Blegvad
1990
Patrick Blouin
1984
Ricardo Levi Bofill
1985
invested
Oriol Bohigas
1993
Bill Chomik
1996
Gottfried Bohm
1983
Sunjung Chough
2006
Janos Bohonyey
1975
Adolph Ciborowski
1980
Irving David Boigon
1979
Smiljan Radic Clarke
2009
Maurico Rivero Borrel
1995
Jo Coenen
2009
Mario Botta
1983
E. Gresley Cohen
1979
Javier Sordo Madaleno Bringas 2017
Guillermo Vazquez Consuegra 2014
J. H. van den Broeck
Mario Corea
2010
Denise Scott Brown g 2015
• Ramon Corona Martin
1960
F. Bruce Brown
1965
Javier Sanchez Corral
2008
Angelo Bucci
2011
Charles Mark Correa
1979
Pierre H. Bussat
1984
Xavier Cortes Rocha
1997
Jerzy Buszkiewicz
1981
Louise Cox
2011
Henryk Buszko
1974
Philip Sutton Cox
1987
Antonio Cruz
2014
Mario Cucinella
2017
Charles Herbert Cullum
1977
1962
c
423
invested
Ferenc Callmeyer
1983
Alberto Campo Baeza
2019
Jean Canaux
1959
• Felix Candela
1963
Justus Dahinden
1973
• Georges Candilis
1968
Trevor Dannatt
1988
Nils Carlson
1992
John Macdonald Davidson
1986
Massimo Carmassi
2005
David Y. Davies
1990
d
Guillermo Carrillo Arena
1975
Vakhtang Davitaia
1992
Juan Jose Casal Rocco
1974
Giancarlo De Carlo
1975
Hugh Maxwell Casson
1969
Constantin N. Decavalla
1984
Icaro de Castro Mello
1958
• Henri-Marie Delaage
1972
Rifat Kamil Chadirji
1987
Nathalie de Vries
2019
Eduardo Chamorro
1976
Nela De Zoysa
2009
Suk-Woong Chang
1999
Ranjit Randy Dhar
2008
Te Lin Chang
1970
Qing Chang
2009
Lodovico Barbiano di Belgiojoso 1988
Jean-Marie Charpentier
2003
Alphabetical Directory: Honorary Fellows
A. J. Diamond
1994
Ignacio Diaz Morales
1987
invested
Balkrishna Vithaldas Doshi
1971
Francisco B. Fajardo
1958
Philip Manning Dowson
1989
Terry Farrell
1998
Kiril Iliev Doytchev
1990
Hassan Fathy
1976
• Jane Beverly Drew
1978
Sverre Fehn
1989
Macy DuBois
1983
Bernard Melchior Feilden
1987
Eric Dubosc
2006
Ji Zhong Feng
1987
• Pierre-André Dufetel
1988
• Alexander Ian Ferrier
1982
• Allan E. Duffus
1974
Jozsef Finta
1991
Emilio Duhart
1962
Kay Fisker
1955
Jane Duncan
2019
Antonio Fuentes Flores
1977
William Dunkel
1969
Cesar X. Flores
1993
Werner Duttman
1969
Norman Foster g 1980
e Dietmar Eberle
2004
David W. Edwards
1992
Augustine Akhuemokhan Egbor
1979
Yehya Mohamed Eid
1988
Abdel Wahed El Wakil
1986
Arieh El-Hanani
1984
• Brian E. Eldred
1986
Richard England
1999
Arthur Charles Erickson g 1978 Hernan Larrain Errazuriz
1962
Ralph Erskine
1966
Aarne Ervi
1966
The Viscount Esher
1967
Inger Exner
1992
Johannes Exner
1992
f
424
invested
Tobias Faber
1987
Gabriel Fagan
2008
aia college of fellows
Charles A. E. Fowler
1967
Pedro Gubbins Foxley
2015
Richard Francis-Jones
2012
Rudy P. Friesen
1987
Knud Friis
1983
• Edwin Maxwell Fry
1964
Massimiliano Fuksas
2002
g Bruno Gabbiani
2009
Hilario Galguera III
1966
Antonio Gallardo
1991
Gustavo Gallo Carpio
1971
• Ignazio Gardella
1999
Pierre-Antoine Gatier
2012
Jan Gehl
2008
Charles Edouard Geisendorf 1968 Meinhard von Gerkan
1995
Ronald Andrew Gilling
1978
Blanche Lemco van Ginkel
1995
Jose Gnecco Fallon
1960
Bernardo Gómez-Pimienta 2008
invested
• Luis Gonzalez Aparacio
1959
Jacques Herzog
Juan Gonzalez Cebrian
1975
Shigeo Hirata
1961
Teodoro Gonzalez de Leon
1983
Tao Ho
1988
Alex Gordon
1974
Barry J. Hobin
1997
Vittorio Gregotti
1999
• William Holford
1961
• George Grenfell-Baines
1982
Hans Hollein
1981
Nicholas T. Grimshaw
1995
Fred T. Hollingsworth
1976
Ernest F. Groosman
1977
Wilhelm Holzbauer
1986
Roy Grounds
1972
Michael Hopkins
1996
Fleming Grut
1958
Patricia Hopkins
1997
Hector Alfredo Guerra
1965
• Thomas Howarth
1972
2003
Jose Maria Gutierrez Trujillo 1977
Nobuo Hozumi
• Andre Gutton
1963
Jerzy Hryniewiecki
1962
Augusto Guzman Robles
1958
Louisa Hutton
2016
Il-in Hwang
2003
Paul Hyett
2005
h Alex Johan Henri Maria Haak
1971
Roderick Peter Hackney
1988
Zaha Hadid
425
invested
2000
2000
i Muzharul Islam
1999
Arata Isozaki
1983
Toyo Ito
1994
• Jean Jacques Haffner
1959
Hans Heyerdahl Hallen
1981
Stein Halvorsen
2017
Bong-Seok Oh
2017
j
David H. Hambleton
1981
Daryl Jackson
1990
• Preben Hansen
1969
R. David Jackson
1991
Patrick Kennard Harrison
1978
• Arne Jacobsen
1962
Stanislaw M. Jankowski
1982 2011
Itsuko Hasegawa
2006
• Masako Hayashi
1985
Kristin Jarmund
Shoji Hayashi
1992
• Charles Edouard
Zvi Hecker
2013
Mikko Heikkinen
2005
Jeanneret-Gris Oswaldo Jimeno Aguilar
1961 1967
Solange d’Herbez de la Tour 1986
Eva Magdelena Jiricna
2006
Herman Hertzberger
Barry W. Johns
2002
2004
Alphabetical Directory: Honorary Fellows
invested
Richard Norman Johnson
1985
Colin Laird
1974
Surmet Jurnsai
2001
Jean Louis Lalonde
1971
k Achyut P. Kanvinde
2000
Phyliss Lambert
2003
Gabriel Largacha Manrique
1965
Teodoro Fernández Larrañaga 2016
• Vladimir Karfik
1985
Henning Larsen
1986
Don Kasian
2016
Denys Louis Lasdun
1966
Diébédo Francis Kéré
2012
Kwang-Ro Lee
1997
Douglas E. Kertland
1957
Kyung-Hoi Lee
2000
Kiyonori Kikutake
1971
Sang-Leem Lee
2005
Jin Kyoon Kim
Ricardo Legorreta Vilchis g 1979
Jungsik Kim
2010
• William G. Leithead
1970
• Swoo Geun Kim
1982
Juha Ilmari Leiviskä
1994
Reiichiro Kitadai
1990
• Sergio Lenci
2001
Azusa Kito
1994
Richard Leplastrier
2010
Constantin D. Kitsikis
1963
• G. Robert LeRicolais
1973
Fuminaga Kiyota
1979
Jaime Lerner
1993
• Josef Paul Kleihues
1989
Amanda Levete
2019
Eduardo Kneese de Mello
1965
• Rino Levi
1965
Marcio Kogan
2011
• Richard Llewelyn-Davies
1970
Markku Komonen
2005
• Leandro V. Locsin
1980
Rem Koolhaas
1999
• Kingston Loo
1980
Hisao Koyama
1995
John Lovatt Davies
1963
Erik Emil Krakstrom
1979
• Edmundo G. Lucero
1956
Rob Krier
1996
Kjell Lund
1996
Dogan Kuban
1994
• Eric Alfred Lyons
1968
Wilhelm Kücker
1999
Alexander P. Kudryavtsev
1992
Kengo Kuma
2011
Kisho Kurokawa
1981
l
426
invested
m Winy Maas
2009
Ignacio Machorro del Monte
1977
Brian MacKay-Lyons
2001
Ladislav Labus
2013
Angelina Munoz de Madrid 1997
Rafael de La-Hoz
1980
Olufemi Majekodunmi
aia college of fellows
1993
invested
invested
Fumihiko Maki
1980
George Ronald Colin Muston 1961
Matti K. Makinen
1988
Imre Makovecz
1987
Rutilo Malacara
1975
Motlatsi Peter Malefane
1993
Francisco Jose Mangado
2013
Albert Mangones
1984
Hector Mardones Restat
1958
Fernando Margain
1985
Jaime L. Marques
1961
Gumpei Matsuda
1958
Eva Matsuzaki
1998
• Kunio Mayekawa
1961
Giancarlo Mazzanti
2017
John McAslan
2016
Robert Peter McIntyre
1994
Vayden R. McMorris
1972
Norman Hay McMurrich
1969
Jorge L. Medellin
1970
Hongyuan Mei
2015
Alvaro Joaquimde Meio Siza 1996
427
Rodrigo Mejia Andrion
1965
Hector Mestre
1962
Pierre de Meuron
2003
Hyun Sik Min
2006
n Toshio Nakamura
1989
Ernesto Fuenmayor Nava
1965
• Pier Luigi Nervi g 1957 • Jens Nielsen
1991
Oscar Niemeyer
1963
Fuensanta Nieto
2015
Manfredi G. Nicoletti
2009
Nikola Ivanor Nikolov
1973
Jo Noero
2015
Rafael Norma
1966
Enrique Norten
1999
Jean Nouvel
1993
Carl J. A. NyrÇn
1993
o Sheila O’Donnell
2010
Bong-Seok Oh
2017
Shin’ichi Okada
1989
Peter H. Oltmanns
1976
Oluwole Olumuyiwa
1978
• Gueorgui Mikhaylovich
Luis Miro Quesada
1965
Orlov 1972
Wladimir Mitrofanoff
2001
Eduardo Orrego v 1979
Esa Mohamed
2019
Antonio Ortiz
2014
Jose Raphael Moneo
1993
Luis Ortiz Macedo
1972
Luigi Moretti
1964
Takanobu Ota
2006
Raymond Moriyama
2000
Frei Otto
1968
Benjamin Mouton
2008
John Overall
1985
Togo Murano
1970
Suha Ozkan
2004
Glenn Murcutt
1995
Padraig Murray
1982
Alphabetical Directory: Honorary Fellows
invested
p
invested
Q
Juhani Pallasmaa
1989
Rafael Aranda Quiles
2010
• Mario Pani
1964
Zhang Qinnan
1998
Mario Paredes Gaete
1995
• John B. Parkin
1962
John Patkau
1999
Patricia Patkau
1999
Gustav Peichl
1996
Fabio Penteado
1973
Serapio Perez Loza
1981
Renzo Piano
1982
Monica Pidgeon
1987
Raili Pietila
1996
• Reima Pietila
1976
• Georges-Henri Pingusson
1977
Carme Pinós
2011
Methodi A. Pissarski
1978
Yuri P. Platanov
1990
Ernst A. Plischke
1988
Gio Ponti
1963
r Roland Rainer
1973
Pedro Ramirez Vasquez
1953
Daniel Ramos Correas
1965
Reiulf Ramstad
2016
• Steen Eiler Rasmussen
1962
• Andre Remondet
1974
Tomas Reyes Vicuna
1965
Yolanda David Reyes
2009
José F. Reygadas
1987
David Reznik
2006
Peter Rich
2010
• James Richards
1985
• Johan Richter
1989
Jacon van Rijs
2019
Ian Ritchie
2010
Philippe Robert
1993
Alfred C. W. Roberts
1989
1978
• Derry Menzies Robertson
1996
Charles E. Pratt
1977
Miguel Angel Roca
1985
• Ivor Cedric Prinsloo
1987
Ismael Mario Rodriguez Garcia 1998
Paolo Portoghesi Christian de Portzamparc
2002 1997
• Michail Vassilievich
Posokhin
Wolf D. Prix
2006
Maria Prus
1977
Victor Marius Prus
1977
Ramon Vilalta Pujol
2010
• Ervin P. Pütsep
1983
Richard Rogers
1984
Fernando Romero
2013
Manuel Rosen Morrison
1977
A. Guillermo Rossell
1960
• Aldo Rossi
1989
• Alfred Roth
1966
Cyril Frederick Thomas Rounthwaite 1973
428
aia college of fellows
invested
• Geoffrey Arthur Rowe
1986
Tsutomu Shigemura
1997
Federico Ruiz-Guinazu
1961
Masao Shiina
1998
Ye Rutang
1997
Zheng Shiling
2002
• Aarno E. Ruusuvuori
1982
Brigitte Shim
2008
Witold Rybczynski
1993
• Kazuo Shinohara
1988
Manuel de la Sierra-Amieva
1973
Carlos E. da Silva
1954
Brian Sim
1994
Antonio S. Sindiong
1961
Heikki Siren
1986
Kaija Siren
1986
• Hans Hartvig Skaarup
1976
Nils Slaatto
1996
Vladimir Slapeta
1992
Enrique Sobejano
2015
Choon-Soo Ryu
2008
s Gulsun Saglamer
2006
Richard Joachim Sahl
1980
Junzo Sakakura
1967
Jose Luis Salinas
2017
Rogelio Salmona
2006
German Samper Gnecco
1974
Sten Olov Samuelson
1984
Tomas Jose Sanabria
1976
Ignasi de Sola-Morales Rubio 1995
Yoshihiko Sano
2016
• Juan Sordo Madaleno
1976
Alberto Sartoris
1985
Bruno Stagno
2017
Takeo Satow
1973
Harland Steele
1961
Matthias Sauerbruch
2013
Arthur Stephenson
1964
• Detlef Schreiber
1998
Nithi Sthapitanonda
2008
Helmut C. Schulitz
1997
• James Stirling
1976
Karl Schwanzer
1967
Christiano Stockler das Neves
1957
Roland Schweitzer
2006
Michael Scott
1972
Gueorgui Stoilov
1984
James E. Searle
1968
Gin Djib Su
1968
Harry Seidler
1966
Michio Sugawara
2002
Gabriel Serrano Camargo
1965
• John Newenham
J. Francisco Serrano
2001
Hchioh Sang Seung
2002
Vassilis C. Sgoutas
2000
Arieh Sharon Haigo T. H. Shen Peter Faulkner Shepheard
429
invested
1970 2000 1974
Alphabetical Directory: Honorary Fellows
Summerson 1973 Timo Suomalainen
2000
Howard Sutcliffe
2008
invested
t Shin Takamatsu
1995
Minoru Takeyama
1993
Pei Ing Tan
2019
Sathirut Tandanand
2018
Kenzo Tange g 1963
Aldo van Eyck
1982
Marcelo Elejalde Vargas
1961
Eva Vecsei
1990
Hector Velezquez Moreno
1963
Gerrard Venne
1966
Jorge Nu ex Verdugo
1990
Jean Paul Viguier
2001
Yoshio Taniguchi
1996
German Tellez
1978
Joao Batista Vilanova Artigas 1977
Anders Tengbom
1978
• Jose Villagran Garcia
Paul-Andre Tetreault
1995
Gonzalo
1963
• Thu, Ngo-Viet
1962
Mardones Viviani
2016
Alexandros N. Tombazis
1991
• Luben N. Tonev
1975
Sara Topelson de Grinberg
1992
Juan Torres Higueras
1983
John Toumey
2010
Marion Tournon-Branly
1979
Lene Tranberg
2010
u
w Gustavo L. Wallis
1956
Roger Talbot Walters
1975
• Michel Weill
1974
William Whit?eld
1978
Michael Wilford
2006
Amancio Williams
1962
Terence J. Williams
1988
Shozo Uchii
1982
Roy W. Willwerth
1993
Frederico A. Ugarte
1958
• Leslie Hugh Wilson
1968
• Lennart Uhlin
1977
Chung Soo Won
2000
Cristian Undurraga
2009
Bernard Wood
1975
Edouard Utudjian
1970
Siegfried Zhiqiang Wu
2013
Jorn Utzorn
1970
Liangyong Wu
1990
Carlos Asensio Wunderlich
1975
v
430
invested
x
Pierre Vago
1952
Gino Valle
1993
Li Xiaodong
2012
Ben van Berkel
2013
Luo Xiaowei
1998
Anya van der Merwe
2012
aia college of fellows
invested
y Kris Yao
2014
Ken Yeang
1999
Masayoshi Yendo
1987
Isoya Yoshida
1968
• Junzo Yoshimura
1975
Richard Young
1991
z
431
Abraham Zabludovsky
1982
Ar. Ishtiaque Zahir
2017
Moshe Zarhy
2004
• Bernard Henri Zehrfuss
1966
Eberhard H. Zeidler
1981
Bruno Zevi
1968
Aymeric Zublena
2006
Peter Zumthor
2004
Alphabetical Directory: Fellows
invested
Lists of Honor aia college of fellows
presidents of the aia
433
1867–1876
Richard Upjohn, faia
1877–1887
Thomas U. Walter, faia
1888–1891
Richard M. Hunt, faia
1892–1893
Edward H. Kendall, faia
1894–1895
Daniel H. Burnham, faia
1896–1898
George B. Post, faia
1899
Henry Van Brunt, faia
1900–1901
Robert S. Peabody, faia
1902–1903
Charles F. McKim, faia
1904–1905
William S. Eames, faia
1906–1907
Frank Miles Day, faia
1908–1909
Cass Gilbert, faia
1910–1911
Irving K. Pond, faia
1912–1913
Walter Cook, faia
1914–1915
R. Clipston Sturgis, faia
1916–1918
John Lawrence Mauran, faia
1919–1920
Thomas R. Kimball, faia
1921–1922
Henry H. Kendall, faia
1923–1924
William B. Faville, faia
1925–1926
D. Everett Waid, faia
1927–1928
Milton B. Medary, faia
1929–1930
C. Herrick Hammond, faia
1931–1932
Robert D. Kohn, faia
1933–1935
Ernest John Russell, faia
1936–1937
Stephen F. Voorhees, faia
1938–1939
Charles D. Maginnis, faia
1940–1941
Edwin Bergstrom, faia
1942–1943
R.H. Shreve, faia
1944–1945
Raymond J. Ashton, faia
1946–1947
James R. Edmunds Jr., faia
Lists of Honor
434
1948–1949
Douglas William Orr, faia
1950–1951
Ralph T. Walker, faia
1952–1953
Glenn Stanton, faia
1954–1955
Clair W. Ditchy, faia
1956
George Bain Cummings, faia
1957–1958
Leon Chatelain Jr., faia
1959–1960
John Noble Richards, faia
1961–1962
Philip Will Jr., faia
1963
Henry L. Wright, faia
1964
J. Roy Carroll Jr., faia
1965
Arthur Gould Odell Jr., faia
1966
Morris Ketchum Jr., faia
1967
Charles M. Nes Jr., faia
1968
Robert L. Durham, faia
1969
George E. Kassabaum, faia
1970
Rex Whitaker Allen, faia
1971
Robert F. Hastings, faia
1972
Max O. Urbahn, faia
1973
S. Scott Ferebee, faia
1974
Archibald C. Rogers, faia
1975
William Marshall Jr., faia
1976
Louis deMoll, faia
1977
John McGinty, faia
1978
Elmer Botsai, faia
1979
Ehrman B. Mitchell Jr., faia
1980
Charles E. Schwing, faia
1981
R. Randall Vosbeck, faia
1982
Robert Lawrence, faia
1983
Robert Broshar, faia
1984
George M. Notter, faia
1985
R. Bruce Patty, faia
1986
John A. Busby Jr., faia
aia college of fellows
435
1987
Donald J. Hackl, faia
1988
Ted P. Pappas, faia
1989
Benjamin E. Brewer Jr., faia
1990
Sylvester Damianos, faia
1991
C. James Lawler, faia
1992
W. Cecil Steward, faia
1993
Susan A. Maxman, faia
1994
L. William Chapin II, faia
1995
Chester A. Widom, faia
1996
Raymond Post Jr., faia
1997
Raj Barr-Kumar, faia
1998
Ronald Arthur Altoon, faia
1999
Michael J. Stanton, faia
2000
Ronald L. Skaggs, faia
2001
John D. Anderson, faia
2002
Gordan H. Chong, faia
2003
Thompson E. Penney, faia
2004
Eugene Hopkins, faia
2005
Douglas L Steidl, faia
2006
Katherine L. Schwennsen, faia
2007
R K Stewart, faia
2008
Marshall E. Purnell, faia
2009
Marvin J. Malecha, faia
2010
George H. Miller, faia
2011
Clark D. Manus, faia
2012
Jeffery Potter, faia
2013
Mickey Jacob, faia
2014
Helene Combs Dreiling, faia
2015
Elizabeth Chu Richter, faia
2016
Russell A. Davidson, faia
2017
Thomas Vonier, faia
2018
Carl Elefante, faia
2019
William J. Bates, faia
Lists of Honor
chancellors of the college of fellows
436
1952–1954
Ralph T. Walker, faia
1955– 1956
Alexander Robinson III, faia
1957
Edgar I. Williams, faia
1958–1960
Roy F. Larson, faia
1961–1962
Morris Ketchum Jr., faia
1963–1964
Paul A. Thiry, faia
1965–1966
G. Holmes Perkins, faia
1967–1968
Norman L. Schlossman, faia
1969–1970
John Noble Richards, faia
1971–1972
J. Roy Carroll Jr., faia
1973
U. Floyd Rible, faia
1974
Albert S. Goleman, faia
1975
Robert S. Hutchins, faia
1976
William J. Bachman, faia
1977
Philip J. Meathe, faia
1978
George E. Kassabaum, faia
1979
David A Pugh, faia
1980
Robert L. Durham, faia
1981
Leslie N. Boney Jr., faia
1982
William J. Jarratt, faia
1983
William C. Muchow, faia
1984
Bernard B. Rothschild, faia
1985
Donald C. Hardison, faia
1986
Vladimir N. Ossipoff, faia
1987
S. Scott Ferebee Jr., faia
1988
Charles William Brubaker, faia
1989
Preston M. Bolton, faia
1990
William A. Rose Jr., faia
1991
Robert B. Marquis, faia
aia college of fellows
1992
L. Jane Hastings, faia
1993
John A Busby Jr., faia
1994
Thomas H. Teasdale, faia
1995
Robert T. Coles, faia
1996
Ellis W. Bullock Jr., faia
1997
Jack DeBartolo Jr., faia
1998
Harold L. Adams, faia
1999
James D. Tittle, faia
2000
Robert A. Odernatt, faia
2001
Harold Roth, faia
2002
C. James Lawler, faia
2003
Sylvester Damianos, faia
2004
Betsey Olenick Dougherty, faia
2005
Lawrence J. Leis, faia
2006
Ted P. Pappas, faia
2007
Frank Edward Lucas, faia
2008
Carole J. Olshavsky, faia
2009
Donald J. Hackl, faia
2010
Edward J. Kodet, faia
2011
Chester A. Widom, faia
2012
Norman L. Koonce, faia
2013
Ronald L. Skaggs, faia
2014
William J. Stanley III, faia
2015
Albert W. Rubeling Jr., faia
2016
John R. Sorrenti, faia
2017
Lenore M. Lucey, faia
2018
Raymond G. Post Jr., faia
2019
Edward A. Vance, faia
architecture firm award recipients
437
1962
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
1964
The Architects Collaborative
Lists of Honor
438
1965
Wurster, Bernardi & Emmons
1967
Hugh Stubbins and Associates
1968
I.M. Pei & Partners
1969
Jones & Emmons
1970
Ernest J. Kump Associates
1971
Albert Kahn Associates, Inc.
1972
Caudill Rowlett Scott
1973
Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott
1974
Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates
1975
Davis, Brody & Associates
1976
Mitchell/Giurgola Architects
1977
Sert Jackson and Associates
1978
Harry Weese & Associates
1979
Geddes Brecher Qualls Cunningham
1980
Edward Larrabee Barnes Associates
1981
Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates
1982
Gwathmey Siegel & Associates, Architects LLC
1983
Holabird & Root
1984
Kallmann McKinnell & Wood Architects
1985
Venturi, Rauch and Scott Brown
1986
Esherick Homsey Dodge & Davis
1987
Benjamin Thompson & Associates, Inc.
1988
Hartman-Cox Architects
1989
Cesar Pelli & Associates
1990
Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates
1991
Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership
1992
James Stewart Polshek and Partners
1993
Cambridge Seven Associates, Inc.
1994
Bohlin Cywinski Jackson
1995
Beyer Blinder Belle
1996
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP
1997
R.M. Kliment & Frances Halsband Architects
aia college of fellows
1998
Centerbrook Architects and Planners
1999
Perkins & Will
2000 Gensler 2001
Herbert Lewis Kruse Blunck Architecture
2002
Thompson, Ventulett, Stainback & Associates, Inc.
2003
The Miller | Hull Partnership
2004
Lake | Flato Architects
2005 Murphy/Jahn 2006
Moore Ruble Yudell Architects & Planners
2007
Leers Weinzapfel Associates Architects
2008
KieranTimberlake Associates, LLP
2009
Olson Sundber Kundig Allen Architects
2010
Pugh + Scarpa
2011
BNIM
2012
VJAA
2013
Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects
2014
Eskew+Dumez+Ripple
2015
Ehrlich Architects
2016
LMN Architects
2017
Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects
2018
Snow Kreilich Architects
2019
Payette
edward c. kemper award recipients
439
1950
William Perkins
1951
Marshall Shaffer
1952
William Stanley Parker, faia
1953
Gerrit J. De Gelleke, faia
1954
Henry H. Saylor, faia
1955
Turpin C. Bannister, faia
1956
Theodore Irving Coe, faia
1957
David C. Baer, faia
1958
Edmund R. Purves, faia
Lists of Honor
440
1959
Bradley P. Kidder, faia
1960
Philip D. Creer, faia
1961
Earl H. Reed, faia
1962
Harry D. Payne, faia
1963
Samuel E. Lunden, faia
1964
Daniel Schwartzman, faia
1965
Joseph Watterson, faia
1966
William W. Eshbach, faia
1967
Robert H. Levison, faia
1968
E. James Gambaro, faia
1969
Philip J. Meathe, faia
1970
Ulysses Floyd Rible, faia
1971
Gerald McCue, faia
1972
David N. Yerkes, faia
1973
Bernard B. Rothschild, faia
1974
Jack D. Train, faia
1975
F. Carter Williams, faia
1976
Leo A. Daly, faia
1977
Ronald A. Straka, faia
1978
Carl L. Bradley, faia
1979
Herbert E. Duncan Jr., faia
1980
Herbert Epstein, faia
1981
Robert L. Durham, faia
1982
Leslie N. Boney Jr., faia
1983
Jules Gregory, faia
1984
Dean F. Hilfinger, faia
1985
Charles Redmon, faia
1986
Harry Harmon, faia
1987
Joseph Monticciolo, faia
1988
David Lewis, faia
1989
Jean P. Carlhian, faia
1990
Henry W. Schirmer, faia
1991
John F. Hartray Jr., faia
aia college of fellows
1992
• Betty Lou Custer, faia
1993
Theodore F. Mariani, faia
1994
Harry C. Hallenbeck, faia
1995
Paul R. Neel, faia
1996
Sylvester Damianos, faia
1997
Harold L. Adams, faia
1998
Norman L. Koonce, faia
1999
James R. Franklin, faia
2000
James A. Scheeler, faia
2001
Charles F. Harper, faia
2003
C. James Lawler Jr., faia
2004
Robert A. Odermatt, faia
2005
Norbert W. Young, faia
2006
James D. Tittle. faia
2007
R. Randall Vosbeck, faia
2008
Thomas L. McKittrick, faia
2009
Barbara A. Nadel, faia
2010
James Logan Abell, faia
2011
Chester A. Widom, faia
2012
Not Awarded
2013
John D. Anderson, faia
2014
Fredric R. Bell, faia
2015
Edward Mazria, faia
2016
Terrance J. Brown, faia
2017
Ronald Skaggs, faia
2018
Lenore M. Lucey, faia
whitney m. young jr. award recipients 1972
Robert J. Nash, faia
1973
Architects Workshop of Philadelphia
1974
441
• Stephen Cram
1975
Van B. Bruner Jr., faia
1976
Wendell J. Campbell, faia
Lists of Honor
1980 1981
Robert T. Coles, faia
1982
John S. Chase, faia
1983
Howard Hamilton Mackey Sr., faia
1984
John Louis Wilson, faia
1985
Milton V. Bergstedt, aia
1986
442
• Leroy M. Campbell
• The Rev. Richard McClure Prosse
1987
J. Max Bond Jr., faia
1988
Habitat for Humanity
1989
John H. Spencer, faia
1990
Harry G. Robinson III, faia
1991
Robert Kennard, faia
1992
Curtis J. Moody, faia
1993
David Castro-Blanco, faia
1994
Ki Suh Park, faia
1995
William J. Stanley, III, faia, noma
1996
John L. Wilson, faia
1997
Alan Y. Taniguchi, faia
1998
Leon Bridges, faia
1999
Charles McAfee, faia
2000
Louis L. Weller, aia
2001
Cecil A. Alexander, faia
2002
Robert P. Madison, faia
2003
Hispanic American Construction Industry Association (hacia)
2004
Terrance J. Brown, faia
2005
Stanford Britt, faia
2006
Theodore C. Landsmark, Assoc. aia
2007
National Organization of Minority Architects (noma)
2008
Norma Sklarek, faia
2009
Clyde Porter, faia
2010
J. Benjamin Vargas, faia
2011
Sharon Egretta Sutton, faia
2012
Mortimer M. Marshall Jr.
aia college of fellows
2013
Harvey B. Gantt, faia
2014
Ivenue Love-Stanley, faia
2015
Auburn University Rural Studio
2016
R. Steven Lewis, faia
2017
Detroit Collaborative Design Center
2018
Tamara Eagle Bull, faia
2019
Karen L. Braitmayer, faia
topaz medallion recipients 1976
Jean Labatut, faia
1977
Henry Kamphoefner, faia
1978
Lawrence Anderson, faia
1979
G. Holmes Perkins, faia
1980
Serge Chermayeff
1981
Marcel Breuer, faia
1982
Joseph Esherick, faia
1983
Charles E. Burchard, faia
1984
Robert Geddes, faia
1985
Colin Rowe
1986
Vincent Scully Jr., Hon. aia
1987
Ralph Rapson, faia
1988
John Hejduk, faia
1989
Charles Moore, faia
1990
Raymond L. Kappe, faia
1991
Kenneth B. Frampton
1992
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• Spiro Kostof
1993
Mario Salvadori, Hon. aia
1994
Harlan E. McClure, faia
1995
Henry N. Cobb, faia
1996
Denise Scott-Brown, riba
1997
Donlyn Lyndon, faia
1998
Werner Seligmann
1999
W. Cecil Steward, faia
2000
Alan H. Balfour
Lists of Honor
2001
Lee G. Copeland, faia
2002
Jerzy Soltan
2003
Marvin J. Malecha, faia
2004
Stanford Anderson
2005
Edward Allen, faia
2006
William G. McMinn, faia
2007
Lance Jay Brown, faia
2008
Stanley Tigerman, faia
2009
Adele Naude Santos, faia
2010
Michael Graves, faia
2011
Lawrence W. Speck, faia
2012
George Baird, Intl. Assoc. aia
2013
Robert Greenstreet, Intl. Assoc. aia
2014
Harrison Fraker, Assoc. aia
2015
Peter Eisenman, faia
2016
Douglas S. Kelbaugh, faia emeritus
2017
Robert A.M. Stern, faia
2018
Jorge Silvetti, Intl. Assoc. aia
2019
Toshiko Mori, faia
gold medalists
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1907
Sir Aston Webb, RA, Hon. faia
1909
Charles Follen McKim, faia
1911
George Browne Post, faia
1914
Jean Louis Pascal, Hon. faia
1922
Victor Laloux, Hon. faia
1923
Henry Bacon, faia
1925
Sir Edwin Landseer Lutyens, Hon. faia
1925
Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue, faia
1927
Howard Van Doren Shaw, faia
1929
Milton Bennett Medary, faia
1933
Ragnar Ostberg, Hon. faia
aia college of fellows
1938
Paul Philippe Cret, faia
1944
• Louis Henri Sullivan, faia
1947
Eliel Saarinen, faia
1948
Charles Donagh Maginnis, faia
1949
Frank Lloyd Wright
1950
Sir Patrick Abercrombie, Hon. faia
1951
Bernard Ralph Maybeck
1952
Auguste Perret, Hon. faia
1953
William Adams Delano, faia
1955
William Marinus Dudok Hilversum, Hon. faia
1956
Clarence S. Stein, faia
1972
Pietro Belluschi, faia
1977
• Richard Joseph Neutra, faia
1978
Philip Cortelyou Johnson, faia
1979
Ieoh Ming Pei, faia
1981
Joseph Luis Sert, faia
1982
Romaldo Giurgola, faia
1983
Nathaniel A. Owings, faia
1985
• William Wayne Caudill, faia
1986
Arthur Erickson, Hon. faia
1989
Joseph Esherick, faia
1990
E. Fay Jones, faia
1991
Charles W. Moore, faia
1992
Benjamin Thompson, faia
1993
• Thomas Jefferson
1993
Kevin Roche, faia
1994
Sir Norman Foster, Hon. faia
1995
César Pelli, faia
1997
Richard Meier, faia
1999
Frank Gehry, faia
2000
Ricardo Legorreta, Hon. faia
• honored posthumously
445
Lists of Honor
2001
Michael Graves, faia
2002
Tadao Ando, Hon. faia
2004
• Samuel “Sambo” Mockbee, faia
2005
Santiago Calatrava, faia
2006
Antoine Predock, faia
2007
• Edward Larrabee Barnes, faia
2008 Renzo Piano, faia 2009 Glenn Murcutt, faia 2010 Peter Q. Bohlin, faia 2011 Fumihiko Maki, faia 2012 Steven M. Holl, faia 2013 Thom Mayne, faia 2014
• Julia Morgan, faia
2015 Moshe Safdie, faia 2016 Denise Scott Brown, hon. faia, and Robert Venturi, faia 2017 Paul Revere Williams, faia
2018 James Stewart Polshek, faia 2019 Lord Richard Rogers, hon. faia
leslie boney spirit of fellowship award 2000 Leslie N. Boney Jr., faia 2001 Ernest H. Hara, faia 2002 Raymond P. Rhinehart, Hon. aia 2003 L. Jane Hastings, faia , and Norman Johnston, faia 2004 Norman L. Koonce, faia 2005 Paul Barkley, faia 2006 Robert A. Odermatt, faia 2007 Albert W. Rubeling, faia 2008 Eugene J. Mackey, III, faia 2009 Pauline Porter 2010 Robin Lee, Hon. aia 2011 Paul Welch, Hon., aia 2012 Gretchen Penney, aia 2013 Robert I. Selby, faia 2014 Harold L. Adams, faia 446
aia college of fellows
2015 James D. Tittle, faia 2016 Terri S. Stewart, hon aia, cae 2017 Frank E. Lucas, faia 2018 Barry Johns, aaa, fraic, rca(hon), faia
2019 Rebecca W. E. Edmunds, aia
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Chronological Directory
photo sources & credits page 1o Courtesy of the aia Archives
page 121/1957 aia Journal, June 1957, page 144
page 11 Courtesy of the aia Archives
aia Journal, August 1958, page 28
page 14 Courtesy of the aia Archives
aia Journal, August 1959, page 48
page 18 Courtesy of the aia Archives
page 127/196o Courtesy of the aia Archives
page 21 Courtesy of the aia Archives (all)
page 129/1961
page 23 Courtesy of the aia Archives page 24 Courtesy of the aia Archives page 26 Courtesy of the aia Archives page 31 Courtesy of the aia Archives page 34 Courtesy of the aia Archives page 36 Courtesy of the aia Archives page 38 Courtesy of the aia Archives page 39 Courtesy of the aia Foundation page 53 Ed Wheeler page 53 Ed Wheeler page 111/1952 Photo by Ridge Carpenter, New York City page 113/1953 Seattle Post –Intelligencer Collection Museum of History & Industry, Seattle
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aia college of fellows
page 123/1958 page 125/1959
aia Journal, June 1961, page 62 page 131/1962 Courtesy of the aia Archives page 133/1963 aia Journal, July 1963, page 78 page 135/1964
aia Journal, August 1964, page 69 page 137/1965
aia Journal, August 1965, page 59 page 139/1966
aia Journal, September 1966, page 59 page 141/1967
aia Journal, August 1967, page 64 page 144/1968 Courtesy of the aia Archives page 147/1969 Courtesy of the aia Archives page 150/197o Courtesy of the aia Archives page 153/1971 Courtesy of aia Detroit page 156/1972 aia Journal, July 1972, page 36 page 159/1973
aia Journal, July 1973, page 35
page 162/1974 aia Journal, April 1974, page 4 aia Journal, June 1974, page 4 page 165/1975 aia Journal, April 1975, page 44 page 168/1976 aia Journal, June 1976, page 8 page 173/1978
aia Journal, March 1978, page 51 page 176/1979
aia Journal, March 1979, page 58 page 185/1982
aia Journal, March 1982, page 91 page 188/1983
aia Journal, March 1983, page 72 page 197/1986 Courtesy of Trinity College, San Antonio page 200/1987
aia Journal, April 1984, page 52 page 203/1988 Photo by Ridge Carpenter, New York City page 206/1989 Digital imagery © 2ooo PhotoDisc Inc. page 208/199o Courtesy of Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture, University of Houston
page 233/1998 Drawing by Eugene J. Mackey III, faia page 236/1999 Drawing by Eugene J. Mackey III, faia page 239/2ooo Photo by Einzig Photographers Inc., New York City page 242/2001 Drawings by Eugene J. Mackey, faia page 245/2002 Photo by Pauline J. Porter page 248/2003 Drawings by Eugene J. Mackey, faia page 251/2004 Drawings by Eugene J. Mackey, faia page 254/2005 Photo by Kirk Gittings, Anderson Mason Dale, Denver page 257/2006 Drawings by Eugene J. Mackey, faia page 264/2008 Courtesy of Old South Church page 268/2009 Courtesy of Grace Cathedral page 272/2010 Courtesy of Adrienne Arsht Center
page 211/1991 Digital imagery © 2ooo PhotoDisc Inc.
page 276/2011 Courtesy of Touro Synagogue
page 214/1992 Drawing by Eugene J. Mackey III, faia
page 280/2012 Photograph in the Carol M. Highsmith Archive Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division
page 218/1993 Courtesy of Fourth Presbyterian Church, Chicago page 221/1994 Drawing by Eugene J. Mackey III, faia page 224/1995 aia Journal, April 1975, page 53 page 230/1997 Drawing by Eugene J. Mackey III, faia
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page 284/2013 Image: © Ron Pollard, courtesy of Semple Brown Design page 288/2014 Photo by James Steinkamp page 292/2015 Photo courtesy of Ebenezer Baptist Church
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