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To say navigating today’s rapidly changing world is difficult would be an understatement. Layer that in with the realization that as traditional solutions continue to fall short, never has the role of the Architect as a creative problem solver been more important. Trained to think outside of the box and look at complex issues from new angles and perspectives, the Architect as a creative problem solver is relevant like never before. Focusing on meeting these challenges, our 2023 theme is “Color Outside the Lines” - embracing the ability of the Architect to both recognize the problems and address them in new ways, to help usher in a new wave of change. In 2023, AIA Indianapolis hosted twelve exciting monthly programs, including a discussion of the challenges of designing a Welcome Center at the summit of Pikes Peak, a deep look into the design of the iconic Pyramids, tours of the new Glendale Branch Library, the renovations at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, and a look at how redlining has impacted our City - just to name a few. At the same time, we increased our membership, and we reengaged our Women In Architecture committee, creating additional opportunities to bring together this group of diverse thinkers. This past year has been a wonderful adventure, and it would have been impossible to accomplish it without the amazing support of others. I would like to thank our Board of Directors for their commitment, the Executive Committee for their leadership, our sponsors for their support, and Jason and Kim Shelley who keep this organization going day in and day out. We would not have pulled this off without all your contributions. For that, I will always be grateful. I hope you enjoy this Year in Review to see what interesting things we accomplished over the past year, and hopefully you were able to join us. As we move into 2024, I challenge us all to embrace the unexpected, break through the barriers of convention, and continue to find new ways to Color Outside the Lines.

Desma Belsaas, AIA 2023 President / AIA Indianapolis

FROM LEARNING ABOUT THE CITY’S PAST TO CELEBRATING NEW DESIGNS, OUR MEMBERS GAINED VALUABLE INSIGHTS AND CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS THROUGH OUR MONTHLY PROGRAMS. HERE’S A LOOK AT 2023.

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JANUARY

In conjunction with the Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana and Jordan Ryan, local architectural historian, our members learned about the systemic barriers that have impacted Indiana neighborhoods through redlining, racial covenants, steering, neighborhood intimidation, and other forms of housing discrimination such as sales and lending practices (see page 4).

FEBRUARY

AIA Indianapolis members, sponsors and friends learned more about the ACE Mentorship Program, Indiana Architectural Foundation, Indiana High School Architectural Design Competition, the Next Great Architect Program, Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program and Young Architects Forum through in depth presentations. Sheila Snider, FAIA, also was recognized for receiving AIA Indiana’s 2022 Gold Medal.

MARCH

Michael Riggs, AIA, of RTA Architects in Colorado Springs, provided an inside look at the Pikes Peak Summit Visitors Center, which overlooks one of Colorado’s greatest mountains. Situated at 14,115 feet, the center is currently pursuing LEED and Living Building Challenge certification. Once approved, it will be the first of its kind structure in Colorado.

APRIL

Renowned architects Roche-Dinkeloo & Associates designed The Pyramids for form and function. Tested by time, their original concepts have proven themselves true. Linda Scinto led the program, discussing the masterplan for this iconic Indianapolis landmark. Members enjoyed her unique perspective as Kevin Roche’s executive assistant and her current role as archivist preparing his papers and drawings for transfer to Yale University’s Manuscripts and Archives Library.

MAY

More than 350 AIA Indianapolis members, friends of AIA, and friends of Patterson Horth gathered at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Guests enjoyed practice, garage tours, and making connections ahead of the city’s signature annual event, the Indianapolis 500.

JUNE

The bo-mar Industries team hosted an interactive discussion about common design challenges and lessons learned when creating custom amenities and preparing them for public interface. Members also were treated to a tour of the bo-mar facilities.

JULY

Since its opening in 1999, the sports and entertainment landscape encompassing Gainbridge Fieldhouse has significantly evolved. Adam Stover, with Populus, gave members a behind-the-scenes tour and presentation regarding the latest renovations at Gainbridge and the impact on the larger community. AIA Indianapolis is grateful to the Indiana Pacers for making this opportunity possible.

AUGUST

During a joint program between AIA Indianapolis and CSI Indianapolis, members learned more about the extensive work of George Kessler in Indianapolis and in cities throughout the Midwest. Malcolm Cairns, FASLA, Emeritus Professor of Landscape Architecture, Ball State University, and chair of the Indiana Landmarks Historic Landscape Committee, led the presentation.

SEPTEMBER

AIA Indianapolis teamed with AIA Indiana’s Committee on the Environment to view the AIAU course AIA+2030 Online Series Course 1: The 2030 Challenge: Goals and Design Processes. The series inspires architects to meet the 2030 Challenge through design strategies, efficient technologies, and applying renewable energy resources. The presentation explained the 2030 Challenge and efficient technologies, in addition to the baseline metrics needed to achieve 2030 Challenge targets.

OCTOBER

Megan Philippe, AIA, led a fascinating look at how architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s original design of a fraternity house for the Sigma Chi Chapter of Hanover College in 1941 surfaced at the Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity at the University of Florida ten years later. Philippe explored and compared the design of both fraternity buildings and the two sites, and asked the following questions: why would Wright try to recycle works in two very different locations? Why not use the site inspired philosophies he was so found of to help inspire unique designs?

NOVEMBER

krM Architecture and the Indianapolis Public Library opened up the all-new Glendale Branch Library for a preview tour and presentation about the design.

DECEMBER

AIA Indianapolis continued its holiday tradition of closing out the year with a celebration at Spohn Associates. The event also doubled as AIA Indianapolis’ annual meeting, where new officers were elected. Members also enjoyed a presentation about “Unitized Structural Skylights,” which was presented by Candice Clark, LEED GA, Well AP, Velux Commercial.

INDY ARCHITECT WHO STARTED A BUSINESS FROM HER CAR, WINS GOLD MEDAL AWARD, DEBRA KUNCE IS AMONG FOUR ARCHITECTS TO RECEIVE HONORS; BLACKLINE NAMED FIRM OF THE YEAR

2023 SERVICE AWARDS

Debra Kunce, FAIA, isn’t afraid to take chances. She worked her way up the ladder at Schmidt Associates from a graduate architect to licensed architect in charge of some of the most challenging building projects, including a $695 million capital improvement project for Indianapolis Public Schools from 2002 to 2012. She did this all while becoming a local and national AIA leader. Kunce isn’t afraid of change. In fact, she embodies it. It’s how she went from a program manager at one of Indianapolis’ largest architecture firms to starting her own business CORE Planning Strategies to focus on representing the interests of building owners and helping them navigate large-scale capital projects.

her second year, moved to a larger space in downtown Indianapolis and grew the business to more than $2 million in revenue and 10 employees. Then she captured the attention of an international consulting firm, J.S. Held, who purchased CORE in 2021. Kunce became vice president in charge of the Indianapolis office, which now has 12 employees, with support of over 1,500 employees worldwide. In this role, she continues to help Indianapolis Public Schools improve facilities for students. Kunce was honored with the Gold Medal Award, the highest distinction AIA Indiana gives to a member for their contributions to the architecture profession and to their community. This presentation took place during the 2023 AIA Indiana/AIA Kentucky Convention held in Indianapolis at the Scottish Rite Cathedral. A graduate of Ball State University, Kunce was on the first Ball State University College of Architecture & Planning Executive Advisory Board. She’s former chairwoman of the United Way of Central Indiana’s Facilities Maintenance Fund and is on the board of Second Helpings. She’s former president of AIA Indianapolis, AIA Indiana and vice president of national AIA, and was elevated to the prestigious AIA Fellows in 2011. While Kunce received the highest individual honor during the annual awards presentations, three of her employees also were honored for their achievements.

DEBRA KUNCE, FAIA

DESMA BELSAAS, AIA

Desma Belsaas, AIA, received the Tony Costello Young Architect Award. Belsaas, assistant vice president at J.S Held, is also president of AIA Indianapolis and along with her husband is owner of Vault – It’s Not A Bank, a co-working space on the city’s east side that was a former bank branch. Belsaas is a former principal at Schmidt Associates, where she worked 15 years. Among her most notable

projects include the fire station redevelopment project on Mass Ave., apartments called Penrose on Mass Ave., the Erskine Green Teaching Institute inside a Courtyard by Marriott, which offers training for people with disabilities to work in the hospitality industry. Belsaas has been a speaker, has taught at her alma mater Ball State University and has been a leader of several nonprofit organizations including IndyHub, Greater Indianapolis YMCA and has been an advocate for historic preservation and affordable housing.

JASON LARRISON, AIA

KATE WARPOOL, AIA

Architect and former City-County Councilor Jason Larrison, AIA, received the Juliet Peddle Award, named for the architect’s strong devotion and commitment to architecture, display of professionalism, perseverance and having a kind spirit. Larrison is assistant vice president at J.S. Held. He was elected to the city council in 2020, and is the former director of Indianapolis’ Department of Business and Neighborhood Services, is the former Indiana State Architect, and he is the vice president of AIA Indianapolis. He has advocated for design excellence, the restoration of prominent landmarks and bringing contemporary design to unutilized and underutilized spaces. He has established policies and programs that allowed placemaking to flourish and has protected public safety in under-regulated areas, such as the construction of temporary structures. Kate Warpool, AIA, received the Edward D. Pierre Award for the impact she’s made on the community through her work in the private and public sector. Warpool was the first Indianapolis City Architect, where she specialized in reviewing projects that receive city funding and the Regional Center of Indianapolis and developed policies to support best practices in urban design. Before being promoted to City Architect, she was administrator of construction services, where she oversaw more than 44,000 annual building inspections and was a member of the Emergency Response Leadership Team. Earlier this year, she became a director at J.S. Held. She was involved in the development of Fall Creek Place, is a former board member of the King Park Redevelopment Corp., and she led a significant, award-winning affordable housing development in East Chicago. Warpool is on the board of the Athenaeum Foundation, and is secretary of AIA Indianapolis. Blackline Studio received the Distinguished Firm of the Year Award. The Indianapolis architecture, planning and interior design firm has created spaces for climbing gyms, municipal buildings, offices, restaurants,

breweries and homes. The firm launched in 2000 when architects Scott Perkins, AIA, and Craig Von Deylen, AIA, founded Perkins Von Delen & Associates to focus on residential design. In 2011, after designer Craig McCormick joined the team, they rebranded as Blackline Studio with a full-time staff of three. Their first mixed-use project – The Hinge – received design awards from AIA Indiana and an Indianapolis Chamber Monumental award in 2013. Blackline Studios now has a team of 17 in its offices in Fountain Square. The firm has completed 17 projects, including 665 housing units, and made a $140 million financial impact in the neighborhood, including the design of North Mass Boulder, a fitness studio and climbing gym on the city’s near eastside. Blackline also donates to local non-profit organizations, such as Rebuilding Together Indianapolis, and artists collectives, such as PATTERN. The three principals also encourage employees to volunteer their time and talents to local organizations. BLACKLINE STUDIO Row 1: Scott Perkins, Craig McCormick, Craig Von Deylen, Thaddeus Andry / Row 2: Eric Ripley, Tyler Cox, Stephanie James, Sara Kotarski / Row 3: Robin Long-Jordan, Erin Maher, Jessica Reinke, Scott Schafer / Row 4: Bailey Stultz, Hunter Wilson, Lily Von Deylen, and Milo

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WHILE MORAVEC HALL SITS WITHIN A LARGER CAMPUS IN COLUMBUS, INDIANA, IT ALSO ACTS AS A CAMPUS UNDER ONE ROOF. IT SERVES IVY TECH’S HIGHLY DIVERSE POPULATION OF STUDENTS AT DIFFERENT LIFE STAGES, AND THE RESULTING BUILDING PROGRAM IS RICH AND COMPLEX.

2023 AIA INDIANA DESIGN EXCELLENCE AWARDS

Indiana Architects were honored for their innovative designs during the 2023 AIA Indiana Design Excellence Awards held in September. A panel of architects from AIA Georgia/AIA Atlanta judged the awards.

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CSO earned an Honor Award in new construction for the firm’s role as architect of record for Moravec Hall, which is part of the Ivy Tech campus in Columbus. Iwanmoto Scott Architecture in San Francisco was the design architect on the project. Project cost greater than $5 Million. A Schmidt Associates in Indianapolis, along with the firms HOK and the SLAM Collaborative, received a Merit Award for the design of the Indianapolis-Marion County Consolidated Civil and Criminal Courthouse, a 12-story building built on a brownfield on Indianapolis’ southeast neighborhood Twin Aire. Project cost greater than $5 Million. B RATIO earned a Citation Award in for the Smead Aerospace Engineering Sciences Building at the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colo. The building was fittingly designed as the center of gravity. The vision was to inspire interdisciplinary collaboration among students, researchers, faculty, and national aerospace industry partners. Project cost greater than $5 Million. C HAUS | Architecture For Modern Lifestyles received a Merit Award in New Construction for G-BLOC, a mixeduse development in Broad Ripple. HAUS worked with the neighborhood and city officials to address the multifaceted urban design goals that meets the needs of the community and surrounding environment. Project cost less than $5 Million. D CSO designed the renovation of an old bank vault into a sleek, high-end hospitality space inside Barnes & Thornburg’s historic office building on Meridian Street downtown Indianapolis. CSO earned a Citation Award for its work inside the 1900s era former bank building. Project cost less than $5 Million. E

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RATIO received a Merit Award for the renovation of the Cummins corporate office building renovation in Columbus. Built in 1983, it’s an important example of late-modernist architecture designed by renowned architect Kevin Roche. Bringing a landmark design by a Pritzker Prize winner forward 50 years is no easy task, jurors said of the project. “This solution balanced the need for large changes and subtle refinements very well.” Project cost greater than $5 Million. F DELV Design received a Merit Award for the design of its own new office space in Indianapolis. The design allows for greater collaboration, as well as a quick transfer of ideas and learning opportunities for young designers and the larger team. Project cost less than $5 Million. G ONE 10 STUDIO Architects received a Citation Award for its design of the Garden Table in Carmel, creating strong indoor/outdoor connections and establishing a strong identify for a local eatery’s third location. Project cost less than $5 Million. H

NON-TRADITIONAL PROJECTS

During the $2.1 million renovation of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Indianapolis’ historic Lockerbie Square, the late James T Kienle, FAIA, a prominent Indianapolis architect and member of the church, asked his long-time friend and colleague James McQuisten, AIA, to create a coloring book to tell the story of St. Mary’s. The coloring book, which earned a Citation Award, shares the story of one of the city’s historic landmarks, while also educating youth about the influence and importance of architecture. I

FITTINGLY, THE AEROSPACE ENGINEERING SCIENCES BUILDING WAS DESIGNED AS THE CENTER OF GRAVITY. THE VISION WAS TO INSPIRE INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION AMONG STUDENTS, RESEARCHERS, FACULTY, AND NATIONAL AEROSPACE INDUSTRY PARTNERS.

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WITH A GOAL OF UNITING ALL JUDICIAL SERVICES ON ONE UNIFIED CAMPUS, THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS WANTED A CLEAN, GREEN DESIGN THAT CONSIDERED OCCUPANT SAFETY, EQUAL ACCESSIBILITY, PRIVACY, AND TRANSPARENCY.

CUMMINS’ ORIGINAL “EXPLODED ENGINE” ARTWORK BY RUDOLPH DE HARAK WAS CLEANED AND RESTORED AND MOVED TO A MORE PROMINENT POSITION IN THE LOBBY, WHERE IT IS NOW VISIBLE FROM INSIDE AND OUT WITH MORE SIGNIFICANT LIGHTING.

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THE JURY THOUGHT THE BUILDING BOTH FELT LARGER THAN IT ACTUALLY IS AND DOES A NICE JOB ADDRESSING EACH STREET UNIQUELY, THE JURY COMPLIMENTED THE DIRECTNESS OF THE MATERIALS USED AND CONTROL OF DAYLIGHTING INSIDE WAS DONE VERY WELL.

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THERE MAY NOT HAVE BEEN ANY CASH REMAINING IN THIS FORMER BANK VAULT, BUT IT’S RICH IN DETAIL. THE INDY LAW FIRM BARNES & THORNBURG WANTED TO TRANSFORM THE MOSTLY FORGOTTEN VAULT INTO A HIGH-END HOSPITALITY AREA INSIDE ITS EARLY 1900s HISTORIC DOWNTOWN BUILDING.

THE OPPORTUNITY FOR DELV TO DESIGN A NEW STUDIO FOR THEMSELVES IN A POST-PANDEMIC REALITY WAS BOTH A HEADY AND INTRIGUING CHALLENGE.

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THE LATE JAMES T KIENLE, FAIA, A PROMINENT INDIANAPOLIS ARCHITECT AND MEMBER OF ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH, ASKED HIS LONG-TIME FRIEND AND COLLEAGUE JAMES MCQUISTEN, AIA, TO CREATE A COLORING BOOK TO TELL THE STORY OF THE CHURCH, WHICH WAS INSPIRED BY A CATHEDRAL IN COLOGNE, GERMANY.

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EVEN BEFORE THE PANDEMIC TAUGHT US HOW IMPORTANT OUTDOOR SPACE IS TO A SUCCESSFUL RESTAURANT, THE OWNERS OF GARDEN TABLE SAW THIS AS A KEY INGREDIENT TO THE THIRD LOCATION.

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SANFORD GARNER, FAIA

STEVE ALSPAUGH, FAIA

Two AIA Indianapolis members were elevated to FAIA in 2023. Sanford Garner, FAIA, and Steve Alspaugh, FAIA, earned this membership honor for their exceptional work and contributions to architecture and society. Only three percent of AIA’s total membership carries this distinction. Sanford Garner, FAIA, is the founding partner and president at RG Collaborative. As past president of the National Organization of Minority Architects, Garner spearheaded Project Pipeline, a national architectural camp to serve primarily students of color in grades six through eight who attend inner-city schools. The foundation overseeing Project Pipeline has received more than $800,000 to bring the program to 35 cities across the country. Steve Alspaugh, FAIA, has more than 40 years of experience in the profession, and his work has left a lasting imprint on central Indiana, changing culture, impacting community growth and advancing the practice. He also has authored articles about acoustics, integrity, stewardship, design strategy, spring, incorporating works of art in building design, Mass Ave. urban revitalization, and biophilic design. Under the guidance of Diana Short, AIA, DELV Design, and Cheryl Wendholt, AIA, Schmidt Associates, the Women in Architecture committee was revived and reimagined in 2023 with the intention of bringing female architects together to learn from experts and each other. Committee members were treated to excellent programming opportunities throughout the year. In February, the Women in Architecture took to the halls of the Indiana Statehouse to connect with legislators. Participants spent time with State Rep. Carey Hamilton, District 87, to discuss key issues facing the state. In May, the committee met at Brenner Design to explore, unravel and debate how certain stereotypes are frequently attributed to women in the architecture profession. The committee convened again in September to focus on goals, particularly the SMART goals strategy, and how to balance progress and work and home by keeping small wins in mind. Lisa Gomperts, FAIA, Schmidt Associates, also shared insights on different paths in the profession, leadership goals, and how she attained the FAIA designation. The committee closed the year with a holiday gathering at Schmidt Associates, where committee members collaborated on the creation, design and decoration of gingerbread houses. It was a lighthearted – and competitive – way to celebrate the committee’s inaugural year.

AIA INDIANA / AIA INDIANAPOLIS MEMBERSHIP

PAST CHAPTER PRESIDENTS 2023 Desma Belsaas 2022 Patrick Kestner 2021 Brandon Farley 2020 Lora Teagarden 2019 Rob Proctor, Jr. 2018 Jeremy Welu 2017 Daniel Overbey 2016 Donna Sink 2015 D. Blake Wagner 2014 Mark Beebe 2013 Eric Rowland 2012 Scott Pannicke 2011 Lisa Gomperts 2010 Brian Mader 2009 Sanford Garner 2008 Dan Weinheimer 2007 Sarah Hempstead 2006 Tad Lupton 2005 Debra Kunce 2004 Mark Demerly 2003 Jackson Faber 2002 Drew White 2001 Dan Kloc 2000 Robert Snyder 1999 Joe Zody 1998 David Rausch 1997 Ted Givens 1996 Jim Lingenfelter 1995 Susan Throckmorton 1994 William Browne, Jr. 1993 William Ulmer 1992 Robert Kennedy 1991 Anna Waggoner 1990 Walter Blackburn 1989 Glenn Gareis 1988 Craig Mullins 1987 Dean Illingworth 1986 David Andrichik 1985 Terry Bradbury 1984 Don Claffey 1983 Raymond Ogle 1982 Joe McGuire 1981 Gordon Gibbs 1980 Robert Erickson 1979 Dudley Senefeld 1978 John Houck 1977 Wayne Schmidt 1976 Herbert Thompson 1975 Stan Dziacko 1974 Charles Parrott 1973 David Bowen 1972 Lynn Molzan

AIA FELLOWS Steven Alspaugh, FAIA Joseph Bilello, FAIA David Bowen, FAIA Diana Brenner, FAIA William Browne Jr., FAIA Anthony Costello, FAIA Sanford Garner, FAIA Lisa Gomperts, FAIA Dean Illingworth, FAIA Robert Kennedy, FAIA Debra Kunce, FAIA Henry Meier, FAIA Wayne Schmidt, FAIA Sheila Snider, FAIA Jonathan Spodek, FAIA Gary Vance, FAIA Drew White, FAIA Alexander White, FAIA

AIA MEMBERS Hannah Able, AIA Wendell Adams Jr., AIA Mary Agnew, AIA Cassandra Aherns, AIA John Albrecht, AIA Stephen Alexander, AIA Nicholas Alexander, AIA Gary Alexander, AIA Kari Allen, AIA Naser Al-Rafie, AIA

Donald Altemeyer, AIA Matthew Amore, AIA Stacy Anderson, AIA Bruce Anderson, AIA Evan Anderson-Decina, AIA Derek Anger, AIA Alonso Arambula, AIA Laurence Armstrong, AIA James Atkinson, AIA Daniel Bajor, AIA Sarah Bajor, AIA Harold Baker, AIA Lisa Baker, AIA Dennis Bane, AIA Joseph Barnes, AIA Mark Bay, AIA Michelle Bayt, AIA John Beaman, AIA Mark Beebe, AIA Thomas Bell, AIA Desma Belsaas, AIA Ryan Benson, AIA Jackie Bieghler, AIA Lara Blankenburg, AIA Dave Blanton, AIA Christopher Boardman, AIA Jeffrey Bogle, AIA Tracy Boland, AIA Scott Bond, AIA Anatoli Boschenko, AIA Marlee Brabin, AIA Terry Bradbury, AIA Robert Bray Sr., AIA Eugene Brese, AIA Joseph Briggs, AIA William Brown, AIA James Brown, AIA Brad Brown, AIA Lucas Brown, AIA Terry Brown, AIA E. Brown, AIA Jason Bruce, AIA Charles Bruce, AIA Daniel Brueggert, AIA Brad Brutout, AIA Todd Buerger, AIA Craig Burgess, AIA William Burt, AIA Brian Burtch, AIA Mark Cahill, AIA Steven Cain, AIA Forrest Camplin, AIA Katherine Candau, AIA Chelsea Carpenter, AIA Jennifer Carroll, AIA Philip Cartwright, AIA Raymond Casati, AIA Donald Cassell Jr., AIA Stephen Causseaux, AIA Thomas Cheesman, AIA Amber Chellis-Omedo, AIA Wayne Chubb, AIA Andrew Churchill, AIA Gerald Cittadine, AIA Gordon Clark, AIA Darin Claxton, AIA Thomas Cloud, AIA Joshua Coggeshall, AIA Rodney Collier, AIA Thomas Collins, AIA Derry Condon, AIA Michael Conly, AIA William Cooler, AIA Karen Courtney, AIA Jeffrey Cowsert, AIA Tyler Cox, AIA Gregory Cradick, AIA Allen Cradler, AIA Christopher Crosley, AIA B. Milton Cuppy, AIA Shawn Curran, AIA Ashley Danielson, AIA Nicholas Davis, AIA Brent Davis, AIA Ronald Delap, AIA Mark Demerly, AIA Reva Derhammer, AIA

Bryce Derhammer, AIA Emily DeSmit, AIA Geoffrey DeSmit, AIA Rebecca Dixon, AIA Neil Dixon, AIA Benjamin Donay, AIA Robert Doty, AIA Gregory Drennen, AIA Robert Droese, AIA Kristin Duncan, AIA Michael Eagan, AIA Joshua Edwards, AIA Dustin Eggink, AIA Matthew Ellenwood, AIA Michael Engledow, AIA Jane Everett, AIA Brandon Farley, AIA Joel Farmer, AIA Richard Fetz, AIA Robert Finger, AIA Anna Fish-Burrell, AIA Matthew Foerster, AIA David Force, AIA Stephen Ford, AIA Brandon Fox, AIA Andrew Fries, AIA Benjamin Fruehling, AIA Matthew Fullenkamp, AIA Carrie Fulp, AIA James Funk, AIA Dru Furbee, AIA Glenn Gareis, AIA Michael Garringer, AIA Melissa Garrison, AIA Logan Gemmill, AIA Christopher Gerrity, AIA David Gibson, AIA Ted Givens, AIA Steven Gloyeske, AIA Stuart Godfrey, AIA Stephan Goffinet, AIA James Goggan, AIA Kelly Good, AIA James Gooden, AIA Anna Goodman, AIA Robert Gordon, AIA Gregory Graham, AIA Zachary Grajewski, AIA Kate Grajewski, AIA Dawn Gray, AIA Toni Grimes, AIA Steven Grootaert, AIA Adela Groth, AIA Michael Grubb, AIA Elizabeth Gruber, AIA Joseph Guidroz III, AIA Brian Gulden, AIA Andrew Guljas, AIA Austin Haag, AIA Christopher Hagan, AIA Richard Hahn Jr., AIA Mark Handy, AIA Steven Hanscom, AIA Jaclyn Hanson, AIA Mary Harbert, AIA Christopher Harrison, AIA Pamela Harwood, AIA Aaron Haschel, AIA Ryan Haynes, AIA Joshua Haywood, AIA Sarah Hempstead, AIA Gregory Hempstead, AIA Steven Herr, AIA Jonathan Hess, AIA Damon Hewlin, AIA Donald Higgins, AIA Zachary Hilleson, AIA Frank Hindes, AIA Andrew Hine, AIA Scott Hirschman, AIA Brenton Hite, AIA Neil Hoerstman, AIA Matthew Holder, AIA Jack Hollingsworth, AIA Chase Holloway, AIA Brandon Hoopingarner, AIA Michael Hoopingarner, AIA

Monte Hoover, AIA Louis Huebler, AIA Tyler Huettig, AIA Joseph Huggins, AIA Scott Hunt, AIA Emery Hunt, AIA Kalevi Huotilainen, AIA Brent Hussong, AIA Mary Inchauste, AIA John Jackson III, AIA Andrew Jackson, AIA Gregory Jacoby, AIA Erin Jennings, AIA Matthew Jennings, AIA Donald Jerabek, AIA Susan Johnson, AIA Joseph Johnson, AIA Michael Johnson, AIA Hayley Johnson, AIA Thomas Jolly, AIA Louis Joyner, AIA Amanda Jukes, AIA Suzan Kallus, AIA Thomas Kemp, AIA Crystal Kent, AIA Patrick Kestner, AIA Windell Kilmer, AIA Peter Kim, AIA Paula Kiser, AIA Barre Klapper, AIA Daniel Kloc, AIA Barry Knechtel, AIA Robert Koester, AIA Roland Kohr, AIA Bradley Krohn, AIA Mary Krupinski, AIA Clete Kunce, AIA Robert La Rue, AIA Christopher Lake, AIA Victor Landfair, AIA Darin Lanich, AIA Kerry Laprees, AIA Jason Lee Larrison, AIA Paul Laseau, AIA Kristen Laska, AIA Edward Layton, AIA Luke Leising, AIA Joseph Lese, AIA Gregory Lewis, AIA Emma Li, AIA Shih-Ping Lin, AIA Rachel Lindemann, AIA Geoffrey Lisle, AIA David Logan, AIA David Long, AIA Raun Love, AIA James Lowry, AIA Providence Luken-Warpool, AIA Stefanie Lutz, AIA Cynthia Lyons, AIA Matthew MacDonald, AIA Ryan Macyauski, AIA Brian Mader, AIA Daniel Mader, AIA Erin Maher, AIA Scott Marchisin, AIA Joshua Marszalek, AIA Christine Matheu, AIA John May, AIA Matthew Mayol, AIA Joshua Mazur, AIA John McCreery, AIA Kevin McCurdy, AIA Jon McDonald, AIA David McDow, AIA Robert McGuffey, AIA Charles McGuire, AIA J. Todd McLean, AIA Cynthia McLoed, AIA Gregory McMullen, AIA Charles McNeely, AIA Andrew McNeilly, AIA Erika McQuinn, AIA James McQuiston, AIA Chris Meier, AIA Paul Meier, AIA Michele Meregaglia, AIA

Ryan Meyer, AIA Paul Miller, AIA Chase Miller, AIA Kelley Miller, AIA Sam Miller, AIA Jennifer Miller, AIA Jeffrey Milliken, AIA Ryan Mills, AIA Donald Minton, AIA James Mladucky, AIA Harry Mohler, AIA Jennette Moline, AIA Kevin Montgomery, AIA Michael Montgomery, AIA Kenneth Montgomery, AIA Jack Morgan, AIA Daniel Moriarity, AIA Douglas Morris, AIA Sean Morrissey, AIA Joseph Mrak, AIA Jeffrey Myers, AIA Salil Nair, AIA Kyle Nallenweg, AIA Derek Newman, AIA Emily Newton, AIA Matthew Nichols, AIA Brad Nobbe, AIA Adam Ogrzewalla, AIA Daniel Olah, AIA Jeffrey Olson, AIA Henry Onochie, AIA Ifeanyi (Vop) Osili, AIA Daniel Overbey, AIA Joshua Pabst, AIA Christopher Padgett, AIA Lily Pai, AIA Adam Palmer, AIA Scott Pannicke, AIA James Paris, AIA John Parkinson, AIA David Partenheimer, AIA William Payne, AIA Richard Peirce, AIA Scott Perez, AIA Greg Perkins, AIA Andrew Perkins, AIA Scott Perkins, AIA David Perkins, AIA Nick Peterson, AIA Darren Peterson, AIA Matthew Peyton, AIA Mary Phillippe, AIA Malequi Picazo, AIA Roger Plowman, AIA Jacob Plummer, AIA Billy Ponko, AIA Jeremy Portillo, AIA Robert Proctor Jr., AIA Zhurong Qian, AIA Nicolas Quintana, AIA J. Parke Randall, AIA Joseph Raper, AIA Craig Rapp, AIA Eric Ratts, AIA David Rausch, AIA Philip Rayl, AIA Joseph Redar, AIA Christopher Reinhart, AIA Richard Renschen, AIA Paul Reynolds, AIA Robert Richardson, AIA George Ridgway, AIA Eric Ripley, AIA Steven Risting, AIA Brent Roberts, AIA Nicholas Robertson, AIA Steven Robinson, AIA Randall Robison, AIA Francesco Rocchio, AIA Brock Roseberry, AIA Michael Rossillo, AIA Todd Rottmann, AIA Eric Rowland, AIA Richard Rush, AIA Martin Sams, AIA Miguel San Miguel, AIA Tyler Sanders, AIA

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