Each year, the Jury of Fellows recommends the best examples of Fellowship nomination submissions in each category. They are exemplary for clearly presenting and solidly documenting the level of achievements that warrants Fellowship. Aspiring candidates for Fellowship may find them useful as they consider how to present their own achievements.
To see the one-page summary statement, click Summary next to the name, then click Download and Open.
To download the entire submission, click Full Text, then click Download and choose Save to save the PDF file to your own computer. (If you choose Open for the Full Text, please be patient; these are large image files which take a very long time to open online.)
Photocopies of the submissions of Fellows whose names do not appear on this page may be ordered through the AIA Archives for $15 each. Call or e-mail the archivist at (202) 626-7496 or nhadley@aia.org to order copies.
Copies of submissions do not include reference letters, which are confidential.
Best examples for Object 1:
To promote the aesthetic, scientific, and practical efficiency of the profession through design, urban design, or preservation.
2009 |
Marlon Blackwell (design) |
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2009 |
Barbara Campagna (preservation) |
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2009 |
Jeanne Gang (design) |
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2009 |
Frank Lupo (design-sustainability) |
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2009 |
Nando Micale (urban design) |
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2009 |
Nancy McCoy (preservation) |
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2009 |
Anne Weber (preservation) |
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2008 |
Kenneth Hobgood (design/design education) |
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2008 |
David Leventhal (design) |
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2008 |
Mary Ann Thompson (design) |
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2008 |
David Fixler (historic preservation) |
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2008 |
Stephen Quick (urban design) |
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2007 |
Steve Dumez (design) |
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2007 |
John T. Friedman (design-social responsibility) |
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2007 |
Adam Yarinsky (design and research) |
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2006 |
Pamela W. Hawkes (design-historic preservation) |
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2006 |
Charles Mell Lawrence (design) |
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2006 |
Mark P. Sexton (design) |
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2005 |
Toshiko Mori (design) |
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2004 |
Tom Kundig (design) |
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2004 |
Paul Mankins (design) |
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2003 |
Philip Enquist (urban design) |
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2003 |
Eric Naslund (design-affordable housing) |
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2003 |
Randall Stout (design) |
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2002 |
Wayne Good (vernacular design) |
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2002 |
David Schervish (urban design) |
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2001 |
James Childress (design) |
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2001 |
Page Cowley (preservation) |
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2001 |
Frank Elmer (bridging architecture/urban design) |
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2001 |
John Torti (urban design) |
Best examples for Object 2:
To advance the science and art of planning and building by advancing the standards of architectural education, training, and practice.
2009 |
Arthur Cohen (practice) |
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2009 |
Richard Diedrich (specialty practice-golf facilities) |
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2009 |
Donna Dunay (education) |
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2009 |
David Fong (practice) “well-organized overall presentation” |
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2009 |
Susan Hensey (practice) “well-organized section 2” |
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2009 |
Gerald (Butch) Reifert (specialty practice-education facilities) |
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2009 |
Gary Siebein (education) |
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2009 |
Jon Yonushewski (practice)”well-organized overall presentation” |
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2008 |
Thomas Bates (specialty practice) |
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2008 |
David Body (specialty practice) |
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2008 |
Richard Southwick (practice-historic preservation) |
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2008 |
Carol Burns (research) |
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2008 |
David Hinson (education) |
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2008 |
Wellington Reiter (education) |
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2007 |
Paula Baker-Laporte (practice-sustainable, healthy houses) |
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2007 |
Kent Duffy (practice-sustainable design) |
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2007 |
Michael Enomoto (practice-Executive Architect project |
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2006 |
David A. Eijadi (specialty practice-environmental |
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2006 |
Lisa Gould (specialty practice-health and science facilities) |
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2005 |
Thomas Blurock (specialty practice—education facilities) |
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2005 |
Wendy Ornelas (education) |
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2005 |
Barbara Milan Price (specialty practice-military design) |
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2005 |
Sarah Susanka (education) |
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2004 |
Carl Galioto (specialty practice-technology) |
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2004 |
Laura Lee (education) |
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2003 |
Roger Neuenschwander (practice-business model) |
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2003 |
Joseph Wong (practice-international) |
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2003 |
Douglas Noble (education) |
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2002 |
Beatriz del Cueto (research) |
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2002 |
Charles Linn (literature) |
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2002 |
Lucinda Ludwig (practice-firm management) |
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2002 |
Kenneth Sanders (practice-CAD denominations) |
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2002 |
Katherine Schwennsen (education) |
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2001 |
Richard Carde (practice-non-profit clients) |
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2001 |
Daniel Friedman (education) |
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2001 |
Peter Krasnow (specialty practice-justice) |
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2001 |
Bill Rostenberg (specialty practice-healthcare) |
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2001 |
Edward Takahashi (specialty practice-forensics) |
Best examples for Object 3:
To coordinate the building industry and the profession of architecture through cooperatively leading the Institute or a related professional organization.
2009 |
Mickey Jacob (led the Institute-political advocacy) |
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2009 |
John Klockeman (led the Institute-homelessness/ |
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2008 |
Michael Lischer (led the Institute-international practice) |
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2007 |
Ross G. Spiegel (led related organizations-CSI and |
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2006 |
Benjamin Vargas (led the Institute-regional) |
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2006 |
Michael Ross (led the Institute-advocacy of design) |
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2005 |
Jack Hobbs (led related organization) |
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2005 |
Thomas Mathison (led AIA) |
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2004 |
Mehrdad Farivar (led the Institute-legislation and legal |
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2003 |
Laura Fisher (service to AIA-corporate architecture) |
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2003 |
Cheryl McAfee (led related organization-NOMA) |
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2002 |
Steve Crane (led the Institute-PIA leader) |
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2002 |
James Gatsch (led the Institute-state and |
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2001 |
Daniel Chun (led the Institute-state legislation, |
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2001 |
Johnstone Reid, Jr. (led the Institute-state and |
Best examples for Object 4:
To ensure the advancement of the living standards of people through their improved environment, via public service or work in government or industry organizations.
2009 |
Sheryl Kolasinski (government/industry-museums) |
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2009 |
Anna Wu (government/industry-university) |
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2008 |
David Burney (public service/government) |
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2008 |
Tian Feng (public service/government) |
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2007 |
Jeff Oberdorfer (public service-green affordable housing) |
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2006 |
William Gilchrist (public service-city planning director) |
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2005 |
Herbert Katz (public service-city planning and mayor) |
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2005 |
Rolando Rivas-Camp (government) |
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2004 |
Barbara Field (public service-city council and vice mayor) |
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2003 |
Randall Fujiki (government service-city/county design & planning) |
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2002 |
Stephen Hagan (government-information technology standards) |
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2001 |
Eric B. Johnson (public service-state senator) |
Best examples for Object 5:
To make the profession of ever-increasing service to society through alternative careers or volunteer work.
2009 |
Walter Eckenhoff (service to society-architecture foundation) |
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2009 |
Bruce Starkweather (service to society-public policy) |
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2008 |
Louis Cherry (service to society-sustainable design) |
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2008 |
Mary Katherine Lanzillotta (volunteer work) |
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2007 |
William Edgerton (service to society- |
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2007 |
Robert Meckfessel (service to society-urban design leadership) |
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2007 |
Barry Svigals (alternative career--sculptor and architect) |
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2006 |
Jan Gleason (alternative career-affordable housing) |
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2006 |
Robert Miller (volunteer work-community to global) |
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2005 |
Elizabeth Chu Richter (service to society- |
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2004 |
Winford "Buck" Lindsay (volunteer service-global |
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2003 |
John Val Thomas (alternative career-architect/developer) |
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2003 |
Armando Gonzalez (volunteer service-civic and community causes) |
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2003 |
Linda Ramsay (volunteer service-housing for needy, preservation) |
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2002 |
Adrian Cohen (volunteer service-community involvement) |
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2001 |
Donald Williams (alternative career-urban research services) |
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2001 |
Linda Yowell (volunteer service-architecture programs |