76 architects elevated to prestigious AIA College of Fellows
The American Institute of Architects today announced it will elevate a total of 76 member and non-member architects to its prestigious College of Fellows in recognition of their dedication to the profession and significant contributions therein. Candidates must have at least ten years of membership experience with one of the AIA’s chapters along with “demonstrated influence” in at least one of six broadly defined areas. Those elevated were selected by a jury that included Chair RK Stewart of RK Stewart Consultants; Carl D'Silva of Perkins + Will; Brown Reynolds Watford principal Lisa Lamkin; Rebecca Lewis of DSGW Architects; KSS Architects’ Pamela Rew; Mahlum’s Anne Schopf; and Allison Williams of AGWms_studio. The full list of new member Fellows is as followed: Ronald Abo, AIA ColoradoJames Richard Alsop, AIA North Carolina Steven Kelly Alspaugh, AIA Indiana Abimbola Asojo, AIA MinnesotaSara Beardsley, AIA Illinois Bernita Beikmann, AIA Texas Society of Architects D...
The American Institute of Architects today announced it will elevate a total of 76 member and non-member architects to its prestigious College of Fellows in recognition of their dedication to the profession and significant contributions therein.
Candidates must have at least ten years of membership experience with one of the AIA’s chapters along with “demonstrated influence” in at least one of six broadly defined areas.
Those elevated were selected by a jury that included Chair RK Stewart of RK Stewart Consultants; Carl D'Silva of Perkins + Will; Brown Reynolds Watford principal Lisa Lamkin; Rebecca Lewis of DSGW Architects; KSS Architects’ Pamela Rew; Mahlum’s Anne Schopf; and Allison Williams of AGWms_studio.
The full list of new member Fellows is as followed:
- Ronald Abo, AIA Colorado
- James Richard Alsop, AIA North Carolina
- Steven Kelly Alspaugh, AIA Indiana
- Abimbola Asojo, AIA Minnesota
- Sara Beardsley, AIA Illinois
- Bernita Beikmann, AIA Texas Society of Architects
- D...
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