AIA Pittsburgh 2023 Annual Report

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A Message from the Executive Director Dear Members, Partners and Friends, We are pleased to share with you the impactful work AIA Pittsburgh and its members led in 2023. Explore important information on membership, licensure, advocacy wins, key organization milestones, awards and some new AIA Pittsburgh firsts.

Attendance for our two big events continued to bounce back since COVID. Build Pittsburgh drew almost 300 attendees to the David Lawrence Convention Center, including 34 exhibitors. New York architect, Illya Azaroff, FAIA was our keynote speaker – sharing his innovative work on sustainable and resilient design and identifying ways local architects can lead in designing for a changing climate in our region.

Design Pittsburgh drew over 370 attendees to Nova Place and the New Hazlett Theater to celebrate the work of our architectural community and its partners. The night of awards, project exhibits and celebration, was emceed with gusto by Drew Armstrong, Director of the Architectural Studies Program at the University of Pittsburgh. We added a new aspect to the Design Awards program: featuring an architecture-related nonprofit in our region as a guest on stage. The Young Preservationists Association joined us, with Executive Director Matthew Craig revealing the 2023 Top 10 sites most worthy of preservation to the crowd.

Our second year for Architecture Week built on the success of the first, adding two new AIA events to the mix: an Open Studio crawl on Penn Avenue in Bloomfield-Garfield and a downtown lunchtime “Architects Panel on the Future of Downtown Buildings”. We also partnered with the Pittsburgh Platform to introduce a new virtual series called International Dialogues, including three moderated talks between architects in Pittsburgh and Stockholm Our committees continued to offer education, events and outreach to members and the wider AEC community. A small sampling includes: the Advocacy Committee held six meetings with city officials to discuss, among other topics, improvements to the City’s OneStop permitting portal and to advocate for the return of plan review; the Committee on the Environment held a five-part Materials Matters education series; the Design + Research Committee developed five new recorded presentations; the Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Community developed the “Exploring Dimensions” foundational workshop series to be rolled out in 2024.

We further built out the Chapter’s new website with in-depth blog posts, photo galleries, and a Classified section where firms can buy and sell office items.

One of the most popular features has been the fun “Back in the Day” digital archive of COLUMNS magazine from 1987-2011. And you can follow the growth of the Pittsburgh Architecture Foundation (PAF) on its new web page.

The year ended with the Annual Meeting and President’s Party hosted at Design Group, and the ever-popular Procrastinator’s Day of last-minute CEU sessions at the AIA Pittsburgh Office.

We could not provide such a robust menu of offerings and knowledge sharing opportunities without your ideas, engagement, and support. As always, thank you for being part of the AIA Pittsburgh community.

Michelle Fanzo Executive Director

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Vision, Mission and Values

OUR VISION AIA Pittsburgh members play a central role in ensuring healthy and sustainable design and development in all communities in which we serve.

OUR MISSION AIA Pittsburgh improves the built environment in which we live, work and play by raising the standards of architectural training and practice, supporting our members efforts to design healthy, safe and connected places and spaces, and promoting the value of architectural services to the public.

OUR VALUES Member support and development

Environmental stewardship

Design advocacy

Equity, diversity and inclusion

Civic engagement

Integrity, openness, empathy and patience

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AIA Membership

AIA Pittsburgh is part

Emeritus:

352

of a national network of over 200 AIA chapters representing over 94,000 architects.

AIA Pennsylvania Total Members:

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Associate:

443 Architect:

1,985

Our Community in Numbers

Total Members:

564

Associate:

88 Emeritus:

74 AIA Members:

402

Allied Members:

43

Newly licensed 9 young professionals successfully completed the Architect Registration Examination (ARE) and Architectural Experience Program (AXP) hours to become registered architects in 2023. Congratulations!

• Lucia M Aguirre, LGA Partners • Jason Andrews, Rothschild Doyno Collaborative • Steve Begg, Strada • Eli Gutierrez, Rothschild Doyno Collaborative • Sigita Ivaska, LGA Partners • Alex Keiser, DesignGroup • Valerie Poutous, Gensler • Cassidy Roberts, SmithGroup • Michael Sweterlitsch, Rothschild Doyno Collaborative

Fellows Maureen Guttman, FAIA, was one of 76 architects elevated to the AIA College of Fellows in 2023! She is now AIA Pittsburgh’s 23rd active Fellow.

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AIA Pittsburgh’s 2023 Board of Directors

John Ryan, AIA President

Sean Sheffler, AIA 1st Vice President

Bob Shelton 2nd Vice President

Emily Pierson-Brown, AIA Secretary

Dario McPhee, AIA Treasurer

Bea Spolidoro, AIA Immediate Past President

Jason Andrews Assoc. AIA

Joseph Chaffin, AIA

Stuart Coppedge, FAIA

Quintin Kittle, AIA

Joshua Lee, AIA

Christine Mondor, FAIA

Prerana Paliwal, Assoc AIA

Rebecca Schwartz, AIA

Michael Cremonese Ex Officio: Esq., Burke Cromer Cremonese

Michelle Fanzo, Ex Officio: Executive Director

Omar Khan, Ex Officio: Head, CMU School of Architecture

Jordan Luther, CMU AIAS President

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“We at Allegheny Millwork believe that relationship building is the strength to a successful company.

AIA Pittsburgh allows us the opportunity to reach out to others through networking and collaborating as well as provides us with the opportunity to support fellow AIA members. AIA events allow us the ability to maximize those relationships. We truly enjoy supporting and being associated with AIA Pittsburgh now and for many years to come”.

Learn about the benefits of Allied Membership here.

-Joe Cario, Window & Door Division Manager, Allegheny Millwork & Lumber

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2023 Finances: Income Marketing & Advertising Office Rental & Miscellaneous

AIA Documents & National Revenue Share

38.1% Member Dues 1.6% Allied Member Dues 3.6% Continuing Ed/ Member Events 19.1% Build Pittsburgh 31.2% Design Pittsburgh

Design Pittsburgh

4.8% AIA Documents & National Revenue Share

Member Dues

.17% Marketing & Advertising 1.4% Office Rental + Misc.

Total Income 2023:

Build Pittsburgh Allied Members Con Ed/ Member Events

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$

507,878

2023 Finances: Expenses AIA Contract Documents Member Services & Programs Communications

33.0% Administrative & Operating Expenses 6.4% Board & Committee Expenses 25.5% Build Pittsburgh & Con Ed 20.8% Design Pittsburgh

Administrative & Operating Expenses

5.9% Communications 2.0% AIA Contract Documents

Design Pittsburgh

6.4% Member Services & Programs

Build Pittsburgh & Con Ed

Board & Committee Expenses

Total Expenses 2023: $

499,997

Net Income 2023:

7,881

$

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AIA Pittsburgh’s Young Architects Forum

Jason Andrews, AIA Vice Chair

Michael Sweterlitsch, AIA, Mentorship Chair

AIA Pittsburgh’s Young Architects Forum: Leadership Mentorship Fellowship •

Carpenter’s Training Classes

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YAFAPALOOZA at Stantec

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Young Architects Studio Competition: “The Confluence: River Travel Past, Present, and Future”

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Building Tours of FNB Tower and the CMU Highmark Center

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Happy Hour with MBA Young Constructors

Connect with YAF: @YAFpgh

Facebook

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Sanzinia Nevarez, AIA Mentorship Chair

Courtney Singley, AIA Fellowship Chair

Cassidy Roberts, AIA PALM Director

D.J. Bryant, Assoc. AIA YASC Director

Greg Coni, AIA Past Chair

Pittsburgh Architecture Foundation

Mission: Our mission is to advance architects’ meaningful and collaborative involvement throughout the Pittsburgh region by fostering civic engagement and leadership, sustainability, and the well-being of our communities.

In 2023, the Pittsburgh Architecture Foundation (PAF): •

Updated the bylaws

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Held a 2nd retreat to explore the future of the Leadership Institute

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Supported a MAPS grant (jointly funded by the Chapter and PAF) for young minority architects for a second year

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Explored a partnership with CMU on a speaker for 2024.

AIA Pittsburgh partnered with PAF to host the second annual Pittsburgh Architecture Week in October. Pittsburgh Architecture Week increases awareness and appreciation of architectural design while fostering the recognition of the vital role design plays in our community and in our daily lives. In 2023, PAW featured 12 programs produced in collaboration with 8 partner organizations.

Click here to view the Pittsburgh Architecture Week video

Highlights included PechaKucha Night, an Architects Panel on the Future of Downtown, a panel on inclusive revitalization hosted by the National Organization of Minority Architects Pittsburgh Chapter, an open studio crawl during Garfield’s Unblurred First Fridays, and public engagement about advocacy & the built environment.

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Pittsburgh Architecture Foundation

Pittsburgh Architecture Week Highlights

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2023 AIA Committees and their Accomplishments This is where the action is! AIA Pittsburgh supported ten committees in 2023. All are forums for sharing knowledge, new ideas, and professional growth. Below are the 2023 major activities for each group. Click here to see a more detailed list of committee goals and purposes. Interested in learning more or joining a committee? Let us know and we can connect you!

ADVOCACY COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON THE ENVIRONMENT (COTE)

Raising the voice of the architecture community on local issues

Creating impact where sustainability and the built environment meet

• Held 3 meetings with Pittsburgh’s Department of Permits, Licenses, and Inspections, 3 meetings with the Deputy Mayor, and continued coordination with the Department of City Planning

• Held 5-part Materials Matter Series

• Developed questionnaire for candidates for Allegheny County Executive

• Developed a list of future building tours highlighting sustainable design

• Engaged in public outreach and advocacy during Architecture Week

DESIGN + RESEARCH GROUP

• Furthered advocacy coordination with MBA and NAIOP

AIA-MBA JOINT COMMITTEE Fostering collaboration with the construction industry • Setup an AIA/MBA Joint Committee Booth at Build Pittsburgh to share committee work • Continued to work on the white paper, “Best Practices for Prevention Through Design” • Awarded the James Kling Fellowship Award to Martin Powell, AIA at Design Pittsburgh October 2023

• Developed display for Design Pittsburgh pod to share information about the committee with AIA Pittsburgh members and community

Connecting emerging developments and ideas with practice • Held 2 Joint research sessions • Created 5 new recorded presentations: •

Helia Taheri “KPI-Driven Workplace Design + Post-Occupancy Evaluation Exploratory Research”

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Emily Chmielewski, “The Latrobe Prize: Addressing a Multibillion-Dollar Challenge”

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Joshua Lee, “Abstract and Proposal Writing”

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Joshua Lee, “Research Design 101”

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Shan Jiang, Director of Research at GBBN, “Hospital Greenspaces and the Impacts on Wayfinding and Spatial Experience: An Explorative Experiment Through Immersive Virtual Environment (IVE) Techniques.”

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2023 AIA Committees and their Accomplishments (continued)

EDUCATION COMMITTEE

OUTREACH COMMITTEE

Keeping members abreast of trends, developments and opportunities

Engaging and growing our community

• Identified Build Pittsburgh education topic areas, selected presenters, and helped craft course abstracts and descriptions

• Started meeting again after a hiatus and held a new member Happy Hour at Perkins Eastman

EQUITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION COMMUNITY (EDI)

YOUNG ARCHITECTS FORUM (YAF)

Increasing members awareness of and engagement with Equity Diversity and Inclusion issues

Supporting and encouraging young professionals in the field of architecture to obtain their license, become more involved with career development opportunities, and collaborate with allied professionals

• Supported pathways by developing a stronger relationship with the Architecture Learning Network

• Attended Carpenter’s Training Classes

• Developed the “Exploring Dimensions” DEI foundational workshop series

• Hosted Yafapalooza

• Explored crossovers with other AIA committees and local groups

• Held Young Architects Studio Competition

• Established monthly EDI member sharing sessions

• Arranged Building Tours of FNB Tower and the CMU Highmark Center

FELLOWS GROUP (FAIA)

• Held Happy Hour with MBA Young Constructors

Supporting AIA members on their path to Fellowship • Held its inaugural meeting with Christine Mondor, FAIA championing the effort to develop a group that can support other members towards Fellowship

HEALTHCARE COMMITTEE / AIA ACADEMY OF ARCHITECTURE FOR HEALTH Building knowledge and collaboration in healthcare practice • Discussed podcasts and articles related to Behavioral Health • Attended member presentations from those who attended Healthcare Conferences • Organized and chaired a panel discussion at Build Pittsburgh • Presented a “State of Healthcare Heading into 2024” presentation and hosted presentations by the Lean Construction Institute and the American College of Healthcare Architects

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Learn more about the Committees

Social Media & Website Stats

134,150 12,580

Unique Pageviews to AIA Pittsburgh’s website

Facebook Reach

2,100

Instagram Followers

1,850

Columns Subscribers

1,000

Linkedin Followers

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Social Media & Website Stats Top 5 Visited Pages on aiapgh.org

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AIA Pittsburgh Events Calendar

AIA Pittsburgh Job Board

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Architecture Week 2023

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Find an Architect Directory

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Design Pittsburgh 2023

Most Viewed COLUMNS Articles

2023 Design Pittsburgh Award Winners

From the Firms: 6.2.23

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From the Firms: 12.15.23

Announcing the 2024 AIA Pittsburgh Board Candidates

2023 AIA Pennsylvania Architectural Excellence Awards Broadcast

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Architects District Days

In 2023, Architects Action Day took the form of AIA Pittsburgh architects meeting or

Top issues discussed

speaking with local representatives in their districts. Members were asked to contact their state senators and representatives in August or September to get to know their legislators and share architects’ capacity to help solve some of Pennsylvania’s toughest immediate

Statute of Repose

public health and economic challenges.

Accessibility Provisions & The Uniform Construction Code Mandatory Continuing Education

School Construction Funding

High-Performance Buildings Quintin Kittle, AIA and John Ryan, AIA meet with State Senator Jay Costa.

By the Numbers:

25

Members registered to talk to their legislators locally

19

Meetings

12

Representatives

7

Senators

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International Dialogues Pittsburgh + Stockholm International Conversations on Design In May and June, AIA Pittsburgh partnered with the Pittsburgh Platform to create “The International Conversations: Pittsburgh + Stockholm,” a new conversation series on environmental health equity through the lens of architecture and urban design between Pittsburgh and Stockholm.

In this 3-session conversation series, architects and designers representing both cities came together to discuss: •

the role of architecture and urban design in achieving environmental health and well-being

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the responsibility of architects and urban planners to address and ensure environmental health

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which “tools” and possibilities are available

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and how to communicate and advocate for the value of design in achieving environmental health.

The three sessions, ““Health Equity: Architecture and the Value of Design,” “Public Space and the Built Environment,” and “Community Engagement and the Power of Education,” highlighted the importance of collaboration, community engagement, sustainability, and adaptability in achieving environmental health equity and creating meaningful, successful architectural projects, while exploring the differences and similarities between Pittsburgh and Stockholm regarding each of these topics.

You can view recordings of the conversations here.

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Build Pittsburgh Raising the Standards of Architectural Education, Training, and Practice AIA Pittsburgh’s 23rd annual continuing education conference and exhibitor show: •

Provided cutting-edge programming beneficial to architects, engineers, owners, and other design industry professionals.

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Attendees could earn up to 7 hours of Continuing Education credits.

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16 courses, 1 Keynote, and 3 Lunch & Learns, 29 exhibitors, and over 170 attendees.

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Session topics covered equity in architecture, building performance, legal trends, historic preservation, advocacy, building codes, office culture, and more.

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Design Pittsburgh 2023

Design Pittsburgh 2023 featured a Design Awards competition juried by AIA Buffalo members, including the Young Architects Studio Competition, which had its own local jury, that invited visionary architects, designers, and urban planners to reimagine the riverscapes of Pittsburgh and create a series of four innovative sites for river travel and connectivity.

In preparation for the 125th Anniversary of the Pittsburgh Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, contributors were asked to consider the past, present, and future of these sites along the river.

Over 3,700 members of the public voted for the coveted People’s Choice Award. IKM Architecture, with 1129 votes, won for their West Virginia University Medicine Children’s Hospital.

Attending in-person at the New Hazlett Theatre & Nova Place were about 400 members, affiliates, and design fans. The awards ceremony was hosted by Drew Armstrong, Assoc. AIA, Director of Architectural Studies and Associate Professor at the University of Pittsburgh.

Design Pittsburgh highlights the importance of good design and how our members, sponsors, partners, and the public support and promote the value of architecture and design in the places where we live, work, and play.

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33 firms submitted a total of 64 projects.

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3,790 votes cast for the People’s Choice Award

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13 awards presented

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A team from LGA Partners, including Sanzinia Nevarez Cardenas, Samantha Clark, Nikita Williamson, Lindsey Reynolds, Cornelius Pace, and Fabian Carrazana won the Young Architects Studio Competition with their proposed exploration of 4 distinctive sites along the riverfront, “Confluence Chronicles: Navigating Pittsburgh’s Rivers.”

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“LGA Partners was deeply humbled and tremendously honored to receive the Social Impact in Design Award for the Clairton Inn Apartments. The true honorees are the hard-working people of Clairton, who helped fuel the rise of the steel industry, putting Pittsburgh on the map. Through this award, AIA Pittsburgh has confirmed the value of contextual design; that good design is not always loud but, more importantly, listens.

Architects must first be socially responsible and willing to fill the gaps, especially in affordable housing, where the needs of the most vulnerable must be prioritized. Clairton Inn Apartments illustrates Community First Design by creating opportunities for neighborhood empowerment and future redevelopment.

This recognition reflects our team’s commitment to inclusion and deep human compassion. We celebrate that affordable housing can be safe, sustainable, and beautiful, and we accept this recognition as a call for positive action and a catalyst for other impactful community transformations.”

– Jonathan Glance, AIA - Managing Partner, LGA Partners

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Design Pittsburgh - Voting Comments Peoples Choice Top 10: the People Speak AIA Pittsburgh received 3,790 votes among 64 projects in 2023 for our People’s Choice Awards. As part of the voting process, we asked people why they chose the project they chose, offering prompt questions like: Does the project inspire you?

Would you enjoy spending time in that space?

How does the project enhance or serve your community or surroundings?

From this we compiled the Top 10 People’s Choice list, along with a small collection of the public’s comments. Here are some comments on the top 3 projects: 1. West Virginia University Medicine Children’s Hospital, IKM Architecture: 1129 votes “It’s been amazing to watch the progress of this structure during my time at WVU. From fundraising with fellow students as a freshman to seeing it in operation as a first year medical student, the impact of this structure is palpable. WVU Medicine Children’s is a prime example of intentional design while also serving a unique purpose.”

“It’s an absolutely beautiful building! From the outside it may look like a normal school…but then, boom! you go inside and it’s an amazing work of art and fun colorful learning environment for everyone!”

2. Georgie’s Corner Cafe, Vergil Architects LLC: 213 votes “I adore Georgie’s Corner. They put their heart and soul into designing the space and it shows very well. The color schemes bring a sense of excitement and creativity, I love sitting and writing here.

The whisk lamps above the counters are so very adorable. They also care about decorating for the holidays or changing seasons!”

3. Ehrman Crest Elementary And Middle School, CannonDesign: 190 votes “The Ehrman Crest School in the Seneca Valley School District is a building that students want to be in and not just a building to house students. The school functions as an integral component of the learning environment providing the students with learning experiences in every part of the building.

The students are excited to be a part of this building and it therefore enhances their behavior to absorb more knowledge.”

View the comments from the top 10 projects here.

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Design Pittsburgh - View the 2023 Winning Projects

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Annual Meeting Celebrates our Community in 2023 In December, AIA Pittsburgh members gathered at Nova Place for the Annual Meeting & President’s Party. After Executive Director Michelle Fanzo and 2023 Board President John Ryan presented the chapter accomplishments from the year, members enjoyed an evening of networking in the DesignGroup office in Pittsburgh’s North Shore neighborhood. Members voted in four new Board members to the 2023 Board of Directors: Brenna Martin-Shaffer, AIA Chris Pless, AIA Catherine Wick, AIA Prerana Paliwal, Assoc. AIA (Renewing) The meeting also welcomed 51 new AIA Pittsburgh members, honored 3 retiring architects and celebrated 9 newly registered architects.

The Board Presidency was transferred from John Ryan, AIA to Sean Sheffler, AIA; and the YAF Presidency was transferred from Jason Andrews, AIA to Michael Sweterlitsch, AIA.

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“Only a few years removed from a global pandemic, the design and construction industry has rebounded only to face a different set of challenges in 2023. Market volatility and rising interest rates left many projects in a position of financial insecurity, and the reassessment of the value of downtown real estate has left our urban fabric in a fragile state. The shift to a hybrid working environment has emptied much of Downtown’s office stock, and the much-heralded office-to-residential conversion simply is not a viable option for many of Pittsburgh’s iconic buildings. The impacts of climate change are increasingly evident, with 2023 holding the distinction of being the warmest year on record, and 2024 on-track to meet or even exceed that new benchmark.

Architects are well-positioned to respond to these challenges. The antiquated notion of the ‘Master Builder’ has evolved into something greater and more relevant to our time – we are now masters of collaboration, facilitation, and communication, with the ability to synthesize design solutions and build consensus from diverse viewpoints. The value this brings to our clients and communities is immeasurable.

It is the collaborative, collective network offered by the AIA that allows each of us to practice more holistically, benefitting from the shared knowledge of our fellow practitioners and allied professionals.

Put simply, by working together we are able to achieve significantly more than any of us could by working alone. This is the strength of the AIA. Each year I am humbled by the ability of our local chapter to nurture and sustain the heart of our design community – through education, outreach, advocacy, celebration, and camaraderie. AIA offers all architects a space in which to practice to their fullest potential, and a peer group through which to amplify our knowledge and celebrate our successes.

I encourage each of you to actively engage with AIA Pittsburgh to elevate the voices and skills of design professionals in our region.”

– Sean Sheffler, AIA, 2023 1st Vice President

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Thank you to our 2023 Sponsors The following sponsors have contributed to both Build Pittsburgh & Design Pittsburgh

IN-KIND SPONSOR:

BUILD PITTSBURGH SPONSORS AL Harding alleghenymillworklumber.com

cadnetics.com

Allegheny Mountain Hardwood Armina Stone ASSA Abloy

cascadeconstructionproducts.com

CANstruction dittohq.com

Case Technologies CENTRIA

epicmetals.com

Comfort Supply Construction Junction

www.ecslimited.com

DaVinci Roofscapes Eisler Landscaping garlandco.com

mcawp.com

First Energy JB O’Connor Keith Bush Associates

pella.com

rjbridges.com

Langan Engineering & Environmental Services MAK Construction Products Group International Masonry Institute

topconsolutions.com

tsrepro.com

Modular International Oswald Companies Performance Roofing Associates

turnerconstruction.com

workscapeinc.com

REPS of Ohio Rockwood

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Rockwool

HF Lenz

Simply Automated

Hilbish McGee

Tarkett

Hope Furrer Associates, inc.

Tile & Design

Insperity

Vitro

Keystone Structural Solutions L&L Ventures

DESIGN PITTSBURGH SPONSORS

Lam Partners

Allen & Shariff

McKim & Creed

Architectural Clay Products

Michael Baker

Atlantic Engineering Services (AES)

Osborn Engineering

Babich Acoustics

Perkins Eastman

Barber & Hoffman

PJ Dick

Barton Associates

Providence Engineering

Bohler Engineering

PVE, LLC

Buro Happold

Remington Vernick Engineers (RVE)

Cannon Design

Repco II

Civil Engineering Consultants

RM Creative

Compu-site

Rothschild Doyno Collaborative

Construction Specialties

Sci-Tek

Corbett Inc.

Stantec

Design Group

Strada

Desmone

Tall Timber Group

Ed Massery

Taylor Structural Engineers

Fenner & Esler

Trans Associates

Fort Pitt Capital Group

Volpatt / Ursa Leo

Franklin Interiors

WBCM

Gateway Engineers

WNA Engineering