Hoffman’s rendering of the Atlanta History Center.
Nathan Richardson, an OSU assistant professor and 2003 graduate, received the prestigious ACSA/AIAS New Faculty Teaching Award at the ACSA’s annual meeting in San Francisco this spring. This international award, sponsored by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture and the American Institute of Architectural Students, is given to outstanding young architecture faculty members who have demonstrated excellence in teaching performance during the formative years of their architectural teaching career. This year, Richardson won one of the three awards that were made from nominations from ACSA member schools across North America. Richardson joins professor Suzanne Bilbeisi and associate professor Jeanne Homer as OSU School of Architecture faculty members who received this recognition early in their careers.
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Another OSU alum made the Designer Dozen, the best and the brightest young designers in the retail design industry. They were chosen from around the country for their talent, drive and innovation.
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Mitch Pride, 2008 graduate, was recently named by the Visual Merchandising Store Design group as one of 12 emerging design stars for 2013. Pride works for Callison in Seattle, Wash. Tony Layne has become a national expert on sustainability since his 2000 graduation. He is co-director of the Sustainable Design Initiative for Perkins+Will, an architecture firm with offices around the country. He was named one of Building Design + Construction’s 40 Under 40 Superstars. Brian Fitzsimmons, a 1996 graduate, is the owner of Fitzsimmons Architects in Oklahoma City and leads the design efforts for this award-winning and innovative architecture firm that has done some of Oklahoma City’s most exciting recent projects. He serves on the Urban Design Commission and is an executive board member of the Midtown Redevelopment Corp. W r av e n n a B lo o m b e r g
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