65th Guild Awards Book

USC Architectural Guild Awards

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USC Architectural Guild Awards

Building Community

On and Off the Field

Honorees

Impact Award Dustin Bramell & Leo Seigal for Case Study: Adapt Distinguished Firm Award Populous Distinguished Alumni Award D. Michael Hamner ’84 FAIA & Krystal Kau Hamner ’92 AIA, CASp

Table of Contents

Welcome from the Dean

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Welcome from the Architectural Guild

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Impact Award Dustin Bramell & Leo Seigal

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Distinguished Alumni Award D. Michael Hamner ’84 FAIA & Krystal Kau Hamner ’92 AIA, CASp

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Distinguished Firm Award Populous

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About USC Architecture

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About The USC Architectural Guild

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Guild Board Roster

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Guild Past Presidents

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Guild Awards Past Honorees

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Board Of Councilors

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Event Sponsors

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Wednesday, June 3, 2026

BMO STADIUM 3939 South Figueroa Los Angeles, CA 90037

This year’s theme reflects our commitment to creating environments that unite people and elevate the human experience. From stadiums that harness shared energy to civic spaces that promote inclusion and cultural identity, this moment calls for design that fosters resilience, innovation, and a thriving Los Angeles for generations to come.

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Welcome Dean Brett Steele Tonight we gather for the 65th Annual USC Architectural Guild Awards, the industry’s premier gathering to celebrate the architects, designers, and builders shaping Los Angeles’ built environment, and the signature fundraising event for the USC School of Architecture.

This year’s theme, Building Community On and Off the Field, speaks directly to the work of our School. From stadiums that harness collective energy to civic spaces that foster wellness, inclusion, and cultural identity, architecture remains the discipline that gives form to shared life. It is the work to which we educate our students, and to which this Guild has been devoted for sixty-five years.

This moment asks a great deal of our field. Los Angeles faces consequential questions about resilience, sustainability, and the kind of city we will leave to those who follow. Our answer, as a school and as a profession, must be bold, research-driven, and grounded in the conviction that design elevates the human experience and strengthens the bonds of community.

Tonight’s honorees exemplify that belief. The Distinguished Firm Award is presented to Populous, a global design firm known for stadiums and public spaces that redefine community gathering and city celebrations. This is especially meaningful tonight as we meet at BMO 02

Stadium. The Impact Award recognizes Leo Seigal and Dustin Bramell for their project Case Study: Adapt, a visionary response to the January 2025 fires. Their work reimagines the iconic Case Study Houses program to promote climate resilience and community rebuilding. We also proudly honor D. Michael Hamner ’84, FAIA, and Krystal Kau Hamner ’92, AIA, CASp with the Distinguished Alumni Award, celebrating a family practice with roots in Los Angeles and a strong connection to the Trojan Family. Their decades of work in architecture, education, and service exemplify the excellence of a USC Architecture education.

On behalf of the USC School of Architecture, thank you to the USC Architectural Guild, our Board of Councilors, our alumni, and every partner whose generosity sustains this work. The scholarships, studios, and opportunities you make possible shape the next generation of architects, and through them, the future of Los Angeles and beyond.

Fight on!

Brett Steele Dean USC School of Architecture

Architectural Guild Dear Friends of the USC Architectural Guild, it is my profound honor to welcome you to the 65th Annual USC Architectural Guild Awards, the industry’s premier gathering to celebrate the architects, designers, and builders who are shaping the future of Los Angeles’ built environment. Tonight, we come together at BMO Stadium, a venue that itself reflects the power of design to bring people together with shared energy and shared purpose.

This year’s theme, Building Community On and Off the Field, reflects our deep commitment to creating environments that unite people and elevate the human experience. From stadiums that harness shared energy to civic spaces that promote inclusion, wellness, and cultural identity, we honor those whose work reimagines our communities with strength, sustainability, and vision.

This is a moment that calls for design to do more than define a skyline. It calls for design that fosters resilience, sparks innovation, and helps build a thriving Los Angeles for generations to come. Our honorees tonight have answered that call. Their projects remind us that the built environment at every scale, from

a neighborhood plaza to a world-class stadium, can forge connections, nurture collective energy, and give form to the values of the communities it serves.

As we celebrate their achievements, we also celebrate you, our alumni, partners, students, faculty, and friends. Your generosity fuels the scholarships, studios, and opportunities that shape the next generation of architects at USC. Because of you, our students dream boldly, design courageously, and carry the Trojan spirit into every space they touch.

On behalf of the USC Architectural Guild Board, thank you for being here and for championing the architecture of community—on the field, in the city, and across the region we love. Here is to an evening of inspiration, gratitude, and a renewed belief in the transformative power of design to bring us together.

Fight On,

Bee Rarewala President, USC Architectural Guild

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Impact Award

Dustin Bramell & Leo Seigal

The Impact Award is presented to Dustin Bramell and Leo Seigal, recognizing their transformative work through Case Study: Adapt and its profound contributions to the built environment and the communities it serves. The nonprofit initiative has reimagined Los Angeles’s iconic Case Study House Program for today’s climate realities, demonstrating how architecture can foster belonging, recovery, and long-term resilience.

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Photograph by Lauren Lotz © 2026 Eames Office, LLC. All rights reserved.

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“We’re deeply honored to receive this year’s Impact Award from USC. Case Study: Adapt was founded on the belief that architecture matters most when it improves people’s lives, and we’re grateful to be part of a community that believes design can help people rebuild and move forward.”

Dustin Bramell & Leo Seigal

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After losing his home in the 2025 Palisades Fire, Dustin Bramell co-created Case Study: Adapt, a nonprofit revival of Arts and Architecture Magazine’s iconic “Case Study House Program.” Bramell also sits on the board of the Charles & Ray Eames Foundation.

In 2026, Bramell co-founded PILLAR, a technology platform that brings together financing, insurance, and resilience expertise to harden homes in climate-impacted markets. In partnership with the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety, PILLAR standardizes the documentation and verification of resilience improvements, creating the foundational layer for resilient housing to function as a distinct, financeable asset class.

Before turning his attention to physical-world innovation, Bramell spent a decade at Meta (formerly Facebook) where he led the company’s expansion into video and the creator economy, helping transform Facebook and Instagram from social apps into global media networks.

Leo Seigal is a Los Angeles–based, London-born serial entrepreneur working at the intersection of design, culture, and technology. He is the co-founder of The Expert, a design platform backed

by Forerunner Ventures and First Round Capital that was recently acquired by Havenly Brands. Seigal co-founded Case Study: Adapt and serves on the board of the Charles & Ray Eames Foundation.

Earlier in his career, he co-founded multiple consumer and social-impact startups, including Represent, which was acquired by Custom Ink and facilitated over $300 million in charitable contributions, and Prizeo, a philanthropic platform that led him to leave the University of Oxford early after being accepted into Y Combinator.

Case Study: Adapt Exhibition at USC School of Architecture 09

Bestor Architecture, CS:A #14

Johnston Marklee, CS:A #9

Marmol Radziner, CS:A #2 10

Walker Workshop, CS:A #13

Woods + Dangaran, CS:A #1

Standard Architecture, CS:A #16 11

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Montalba Architects, CS:A #5

von Oeyen Architects, CS:A #11 12

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Distinguished Firm Award

Populous

The Distinguished Firm Award is presented to Populous in recognition of the global design firm’s extraordinary impact on the built environment and its role in shaping spaces that bring people together.

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Highmark Stadium (Courtesy: Populous) 17

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Populous is a global design firm that began more than 40 years ago with a singular focus—to draw people together around the things they love, through experiences that capture all the senses, amplifying the atmosphere of excitement and pure joy shared in human moments.

Known for designing iconic spaces for the world’s most renowned names in sports and entertainment, the firm’s innovations have revolutionized experiences in thousands of communities worldwide and for billions of viewers watching at home.

Populous employs more than 1,600 people across 35 offices on four continents. Populous’ diverse team includes specialists across a range of disciplines, from architecture and interior design to branded environments, urban planning, event design, and landscape architecture.

Populous’ work transforms neighborhoods, revitalizes cities, builds relationships, and connects people to the incredible and the awe-inspiring. Its vision for design excellence has led Fast Company to name Populous one of the world’s 50 most innovative companies five times.

Looking ahead, Populous’ commitment to enhancing the fan experience will result in venues unlike any the world has seen before, with new digital technologies creating immersive experiences that blur the boundaries between the real and the virtual. Balancing that, the firm’s dedication to sustainability will see spaces that are more accessible, adaptable and ecologically responsible, setting the stage for the next evolution in major events.

Oracle Park (Courtesy: Getty Images) BMO Centre (Courtesy: Tom Harris) 19

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Kai Tak (Courtesy: Daniel Wong) 21

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“USC has a strong legacy of developing designers whose work continues to shape the industry. We are proud of our ties to the university and look forward to ongoing collaboration with the School of Architecture and the next generation of architectural talent.”

Jonathan Mallie, Populous Global Director & Managing Director for the Americas

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Distinguished Alumni Award

D. Michael Hamner & Krystal Kau Hamner ’84 FAIA

’92 AIA, CASp

The Distinguished Alumni Award is the school’s highest alumni honor, recognizing extraordinary alumni whose work exemplifies design excellence, meaningful contributions to the profession, and a deep commitment to advancing a more inclusive and impactful built environment. Through their decades-long careers, Michael and Krystal Hamner embody these values—bringing not only technical expertise, but also generosity, mentorship, and purpose to everything they do.

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“To be recognized by the school that shaped us is incredibly meaningful and reminds us how powerful this profession can be when it’s rooted in purpose and people. USC opened doors for us that changed the trajectory of our lives, from education to opportunity to community. That journey has allowed us not only to build projects, but to build relationships, create pathways for others, and give back in ways that continue to ripple outward.”

Michael & Krystal Hamner

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D. Michael Hamner FAIA, Architects and BArch | Builder Architects are collaborative practices led by Michael Hamner (BArch ’84) and Krystal Kau Hamner (BArch ’92), blending architectural excellence with deep construction insight.

Founded by Michael in 1990, with Krys joining as an early partner, the firm has grown organically, with more than 90% of its work coming from repeat clients and referrals—a testament to its reputation and long-standing relationships.

Their portfolio spans residential, commercial, institutional, hospitality, and sports/recreation projects, all designed with careful attention to detail and cost effectiveness. While architecture remains the firm’s primary focus, construction and procurement services are offered selectively to support the design process.

Michael, a licensed architect and AIA Fellow, brings over four decades of experience, technical expertise, and leadership. Krystal, licensed as both an architect and General Contractor and a California Certified Access Specialist (CASp), contributes hands-on construction knowledge that ensures precision and accountability. Together, they bridge the gap between architects and contractors, fostering collaboration and trust.

Beyond practice, the Hamners are active civic leaders, engaged with AIA|LA and serving on design review boards, planning commissions, and youth sports organizations. Their work in athletics, coaching, and leadership in youth programs has shaped their approach to community development, emphasizing teamwork, inclusion, and civic pride.

Michael has also maintained a decades-long commitment to education.

He has taught at Woodbury University and East Los Angeles College since 1992, serving as Chair from 2007 to 2021. His contributions have been recognized with the AIA|LA Educator of the Year Award (2021) and the AIA California Educator of the Year Award (2026).

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About USC School of Architecture

USC Architecture shapes visionary architects and designers through a rigorous, interdisciplinary education. For more than 100 years, USC Architecture faculty and graduates have pushed beyond the traditional boundaries of the field to pioneer many paradigm shifting new practices of architecture. Deeply rooted in the City of Los Angeles and also intensely connected to global concerns, USC architects and scholars work shoulder to shoulder with our surrounding communities to develop, empower, and leverage local insight that enables them to become intelligent and intrepid practitioners and forge creative solutions.

The school’s legacy is defined by the value its faculty and graduates contribute to the future of the profession— and to our world. We synthesize learnings from research, the classroom, and the field to create a holistic and informed view on the discipline. We believe that great architecture, landscapes, and cities find their most powerful expression through their impact on the persons who inhabit them and experience them, now and into the future.

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Founded in 1958, the USC Architectural Guild provides guidance and insight into real-world experiences for students beyond the classroom. The Guild encourages its alumni and non-alumni members and peers—leaders in architecture, design, construction, engineering, finance, and real estate development—to give back and lead the way in career development and mentorship, scholarship and global fellowship support, and technology and material resources. Through knowledge, networking, and real-world experience, the Architectural Guild enriches and amplifies the USC education, inspiring architectural students to find purpose, meaning, and fulfillment in their pursuits.

Annually, the Guild raises significant funds for student scholarship and provides professional development through activities such as the mentorship program, the Design Charrette, and Career Week. The latter offers professional development workshops and culminates in a Firm Fair, where students network and explore opportunities for internships and jobs with top local and national firms.

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Architectural Guild Board

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2025 – 26 Bee Rarewala, ‘00 AC Martin Board President

Mark Motonaga, ‘91 RIOS Board Vice President

Adaeze Cadet, AIA, NOMA HOK Board Secretary

Ron Elazar Morley Builders Past President

Tanner Clapham CO Architects

Victoria Dam, ‘21 Gensler

Lauren Dandridge USC Faculty

Joshua Foster, ‘18, ‘19 JAF Creative Solutions

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Patti Harburg-Petrich, S.E. Swinerton

Alvin Huang, AIA ‘98 USC Faculty

Bryan Kim ‘07 Chu-Gooding Architecture

Danielle Martin Spicer, ‘00 AC Martin

Kelly Olson Clark Construction

Dan Packer Hackman Capital

Sharon Pak Microsoft Parent Representative

John Passanante Syska Hennessy

Erick Prins ‘11 Erick Prins Designs

Grady Ritua, ‘02 Gilbane & Company

Monica Rodriguez, AIA ‘98 MAS Architectural Services

Ben Rogowski ‘12 John A. Martin & Associates

Jaimie Turner ‘10 Turner Construction

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Guild Presidents Council

2024–25 Ron Elazar

2016–17 Michael Marquez, AIA

2023–24 Dan Stafford

2015–16 Daun St. Amand, AIA

2022–23 Jenna Knudsen

2014–15 Martha L. Ball, AIA

2021–22 Amy Pokawatana

2013–14 Reza Safavi, AIA

2020–21 Gary Brennen

2012–13 Jon S. Mills, AIA

2019–20 Leslie Young, AIA

2011–12 Mark R. Nay, AIA

2017–18 Stephen C. Luchetta

2010–11 Walter Cousineau

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2009–10 Cory M. Ticktin, AIA

1984–85 David Travers

2008–09 Robert L. Newsom, FAIA

1983–84 George Hayakawa

2007–08 Bob Murrin, FAIA

1982–83 Howard C. Smith

2006–07 David W. Cocke, SE

1981–82 Harlan H. Pedersen, AIA

2005–06 Thomas Wulf

1980–81 Robert Allen Reed, AIA

2004–05 G. Michael Gehring, FAIA

1979–80 Emmet L. Wemple, FASLA

2003–04 John R. Conaty

1978–79 Thomas B. Moon, FAIA

2002–03 Michael White, AIA

1977–78 John R. Campbell, AIA

2001–02 R. Doss Mabe, FAIA

1976–77 Harry B. Wilson

2000–01 Richard C. Baptie

1975–76 Robert D. Bolling, FAIA

1999–00 Martha Welborne, FAIA

1974–75 Dorian Hunter, AIA

1998–99 Grant Kirkpatrick, AIA

1973–74 Tom Sutton

1997–98 Charles Muttillo

1972–73 Richard Dorman, AIA

1996–97 Sharlene Silverman Lyon

1971–72 Gin D. Wong, FAIA

1995–96 Douglas Gardner, AIA

1970–71 Charles Fry

1994–95 Christopher Durkee

1969–70 Robert Faxon

1993–94 Patricia Ford

1968–69 Stephen Stepanian

1992–93 C. Terry Dooley

1967–68 Herman O. Ruhnau

1991–92 Michael O’Sullivan

1966–67 Lee B. Kline, FAIA

1990–91 Virginia Tanzmann, FAIA

1965–66 Robert D. Field, AIA

1989–90 Gary McCormick

1964–65 Henry Silvestri

1988–89 Arthur Golding, FAIA

1963–64 Clinton Ternstrom

1987–88 Michael Sanchez

1962–63 Rowland Crawford

1986–87 Lance Bird, FAIA

1961–62 Frank Gruys

1985–86 Ronald Altoon, FAIA

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Past Honorees

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2025 Peyton Hall FAIA Nadine Watt MA ’94 Bonnie Khang-Keating ’92 AC Martin Thom Mayne ’69, FAIA

2007 Victor A. Regnier, FAIA 2006 Christopher C. Martin, FAIA David C. Martin, FAIA

2023 Issa Rae Michael Hackman Reza Safavi ’84 Behnaz Farahi ’13 Jim House ’81, FAIA Mark Rios ’78, FAIA, FASLA

2004 Henry Bumstead

2021 Jaime L. Lee ’06, jd ’09 Grant C. Kirkpatrick ’86, FAIA Katharine “Kim” Hill Coleman Fonna Forman & Teddy Cruz

2005 Anthony A. Marnell II, AIA

2003 Bernard Zimmerman 2002 Marvin Taff, FAIA 2001 Edward R. Niles, FAIA Edward A. Killingsworth, FAIA 2000 Ronald A. Altoon, FAIA 1999 Pierre Koenig

2020 Arthur Danielian ’63, FAIA Maria Warner Wong ’87 & Wong Chiu Man ’88 Wayne Ratkovich Zena Howard, FAIA

1998 Randell L. Makinson

2019 Corinne Verdery Gin Wong Victor MacFarlane

1997 Conrad Buff, III, FAIA Donald C. Hensman Calvin C. Straub, FAIA

2018 Mark Lee Kat Taylor

1996 William E. Blurock, FAIA

1997 Chester A. Widom, FAIA 1998 Thom Mayne, FAIA

2017 Paul Revere Williams, FAIA

1995 Arthur F. O’Leary, FAIA Toshikazu Terasawa, FAIA

2016 William Krisel

1994 Robert Kennard, FAIA

2015 Kelly Sutherlin McLeod, AIA

1993 Albert C. Martin

2013 Martin B. Gelber, FAIA

1992 Carl Maston, FAIA

2012 Gerard Furbershaw

1991 Emmet L. Wemple

2011 James R. Bonar-Martin, FAIA

1990 Frank O. Gehry, FAIA

2010 Philip Enquist

1989 Raphael Soriano

2009 Mark W. Rios, FAIA

1988 Jon A. Jerde

2008 Boris Dramov, FAIA

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Board of Councilors

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2024 – 25 Grant Kirkpatrick, FAIA ‘86 KAA Design Founding Partner Board Chair

Adele Chang, AIA LCRA, Inc. President

Keith Donovan ‘99

Fred Fisher, AIA, FAAR Fred Fisher + Partners Principal

Ned Fox ‘70 Vantage Property Investors, LLC Chairman & CEO

Patty Gaw P ‘23 Fera International Corporation Managing Partner

Jim House, FAIA, LEED AP, NCARB ‘81 House & Robertson Architects Co-Founder and CEO

Thomas Kamei ‘12 Morgan Stanley Investment Management Portfolio Manager, Tailwinds at Counterpoint Global

Bonnie Khang-Keating ‘92 SmithGroup Vice President | Office Director

Randy Koenig ‘76 Koenig Jacobsen, LLP Founding Partner

John Labib, S.E. Labib Funk + Associates Principal

Bryant Lu Ronald Lu & Partners Vice Chairman

David Martin, FAIA ‘66 MADWORKSHOP Co-Founder

Steven Matt MATT Construction Co-Founder and Chairman

Dana Dramov McCollough ‘08 Dana Dramov Consulting Founder

Mauricio Oberfeld Dugally Oberfeld, Inc.

Kelly Sutherlin McLeod ‘82, ‘83 Bob Tiscareno, AIA ‘86 Kelly Sutherlin McLeod Architecture, Inc. Tiscareno + Associates Architects President Founder Trace Wilson, AIA, AICP ‘93 Materia Principal

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Event Sponsors

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Bali Construction, Inc. | Clayco Culver City | Clune Construction | CO Architects | HOK | JT Magen | KGM Architectural Lighting | McCarthy Building Companies | Morley Builders | Shawmut Design & Construction | The Culver Studios/Hackman Capital Partners | CARDINAL SPONSORS Corgan Associates, Inc. | Del Amo Construction | DPR Construction | Gensler | Gilbane Building Company | Hamilton Construction | House & Robertson Architects | Howard Building Corporation | Integrated Demolition & Remediation Inc | Kimley-Horn | KPFF | Pacific Rim Mechanical Inc | Perkins Eastman | Pinnacle Contracting Corp | Project Management Advisors | Rice Drywall, Inc. | Syska Hennessy Group | Thornton Tomasetti | Turner Construction Company | PCL-Webcor, A Joint Venture 44

Platinum Sponsors

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LFA Congratulates D. Michael Hamner ’84 Krystal Hamner ’92 Leo Seigal Dustin Bramell

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE USC ARCHITECTURAL GUILD 2026 HONOREES

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Thank you to our Sponsors Congratulations to our Awardees

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Event Donors

As of 05.08.26 Alysen Weiland Psomas

Bob Murrin, FAIA AC Martin (retired)

Amy Pokawatana Kilroy Realty Corporation

Brandon Horn Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

Andrew Bieker BNBuilders, Inc.

Craig Chamberlain IMEG Corp

Atila Zekioglu Degenkolb Engineers

Dana Smith Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (retired)

Daniel Gehman Ware Malcomb

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As of 05.08.26 Daun St. Ama WATG

Marc Guberman Foster + Partners

David Cocke Structural Focus

Mark Nay Mark R. Nay, Architect

Deena Weiner-Widran Degenkolb Engineers

Masako Ikegami Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

Edwin Najarian IMEG Corp

Michael Marquez Michael Marquez Architects, Inc.

Francisco Arias Ware Malcomb

Michael Oradan Bogaard Group International

Gary Brennen Brennen Consulting LLC

Michael White Gensler

Jeff Chess Psomas

Olin McKenzie Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

Jennifer Regnier HDR

Omeed Kiafar Taslimi Construction

Jeremy Johnson Psomas

Pinnacle Communication Services

John Hanula Stantec

Reza Safavi Create7 LLC

John Hernandez Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

Salma Syed DCI Engineers

Jon Mills LPA, Inc.

Stephen Luchetta MATT Construction Corporation

Joseph Balderrama Taslimi Construction

Susan Bartley Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

Juan Carlos Esquivel JCE Structural Engineering Group, Inc.

Taek Kim Ware Malcomb

Leo Bandini Sharpe Interior Systems, Inc.

Victor Regnier USC School of Architecture (retired)

Leslie Young Bergmeyer

Will Longyear Skidmore, Owings & Merrill

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Dean, USC School of Architecture —Brett Steele Assistant Dean for Advancement —Natalie Farrar Adams Assistant Dean for Communications & Marketing —Keiko McNally Senior Development Officer —Liz Iracki Senior Engagement Officer —Pasha Hawthorne Art Director —Marija Radisavljevic Senior Events Producer —Natalie Costello-Hartely Creative Content Manager —Laurel Streed

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