The AIA is pleased to announce the following individuals were selected as Fellows and Honorary Fellows of the Institute in 2004. A sampling of their contributions to the Institute and profession include:

• Creating children’s learning environments through a collaborative process integrating developmental and inspirational needs
• Playing a key role in enacting laws that protect architects and enforce Architects’ Lien Rights
• Leadership in Creating Environments Accessible to All, resulting in nationwide model-code development
• Establishing the Society of Iranian-American Engineers and Architects
• Forming the Institute’s first international chapter
• Idea conception and leadership of the Academy of Neuroscience for Architecture
• Commitment to balancing teaching with practice and mentoring young professionals.

The chapter and category of nomination (in parenthesis) are noted after each Fellows’ name. The categories of nomination are:

1. To promote the aesthetic, scientific, and practical efficiency of the profession
2. To advance the science and art of planning and building by advancing the standards of architecture education, training, and practice
3. To coordinate the building industry and the profession of architecture
4. To ensure the advancement of the living standards of people through their improved environment
5. To make the profession of ever-increasing service to society.

2004 Fellows

A–C
John William Allegretti, FAIA, AIA Southwest Michigan (2)
Alan T. Baldwin Jr., FAIA, AIA North Carolina (2)
Samuel R. Bayne, FAIA, AIA Detroit (1)
James Biber, FAIA, AIA New York Chapter (1)
Craig Blackmon, FAIA, AIA Dallas (5)
Karen L. Braitmayer, FAIA, AIA Seattle (2)
Joseph G. Burns, FAIA, AIA Chicago (2)
F. Andrus Burr, FAIA, AIA Western Massachusetts (1)
John H. Catlin, FAIA, AIA Chicago (2)
Jonathan W. Cohen, FAIA, AIA San Francisco (2)
Tommy N. Cowan, FAIA, AIA Austin (3)

E–G
James Estes, FAIA, AIA Rhode Island (1)
Peter Exley, FAIA, AIA Chicago (2)
Mehrdad Farivar, FAIA, AIA Los Angeles (3)
Barbara Field, FAIA, AIA North Carolina (4)
Edwin L. Fields, FAIA, AIA Los Angeles (1)
Lonn L. Frye, FAIA, AIA Chicago (2)
Michael Gabellini, FAIA, AIA New York Chapter (1)
Carl Galioto, FAIA, AIA New York Chapter (2)
W. Eugene George, FAIA, AIA San Antonio (2)
Mahmoud Gharachedaghi, FAIA, AIA Los Angeles (3)
H. Carleton Godsey Jr., FAIA, AIA Central Kentucky (3)
David B. Greenbaum, FAIA, AIA Washington DC (2)
Adam A. Gross, FAIA, AIA Baltimore (2)

H–J
Stanley A. Haas, FAIA, AIA Austin (1)
Thomas Owen Hacker, FAIA, AIA Portland (1)
Paul A. Harding, FAIA, AIA Chicago (1)
Jon D. Hlafter, FAIA, AIA New Jersey (4)
Michael J. Holtz, FAIA, AIA Colorado North (2)
Mark Hornberger, FAIA, AIA San Francisco (2)
Nestor I. Infanzon, FAIA, AIA Dallas (2)
James C. Jankowski, FAIA, AIA Chicago (3)

K–L
Bill Karst, FAIA, AIA Seattle (2)
Emanuel Kelly, FAIA, AIA Philadelphia (5)
James T. Kienle, FAIA, AIA Indianapolis (1)
J. Windom Kimsey, FAIA, AIA Las Vegas (1)
Judith Kinnard, FAIA, AIA Central Virginia (2)
Brian R. Klipp, FAIA, AIA Denver (4)
Thomas Kundig, FAIA, AIA Seattle (1)
Patricia Lancaster-Brown, FAIA, AIA New York Chapter (4)
Angie Lee, FAIA, AIA Chicago (2)
Laura A. Lee, FAIA, AIA Pittsburgh (2)
Michael B. Lehrer, FAIA, AIA Los Angeles (1)
Jill N. Lerner, FAIA, AIA New York Chapter (2)
Max Levy, FAIA, AIA Dallas (1)
Merlin Lickhalter, FAIA, AIA Southwest Florida (3)
Winford “Buck” Lindsay, FAIA, AIA Atlanta (5)
David W. Look, FAIA, AIA San Francisco (1)

M–P
Stephanie Mallis, FAIA, AIA New York Chapter (1)
Paul D. Mankins, FAIA, AIA Iowa (1)
Charles Matta, FAIA, AIA Northern Virginia (2)
Elizabeth Corbin Murphy, FAIA, AIA Akron (2)
Francis S. Oda, FAIA, AIA Honolulu (5)
Rodney O’Hiser, FAIA, AIA Portland (4)
Sheri Olson, FAIA, AIA Seattle (2)
Edmund W. Ong, FAIA, AIA San Francisco (4)
Diane R.K. Osan, FAIA, AIA Houston (2)
Randal L. Peterson, FAIA, AIA San Diego (2)
Peter L. Pfeiffer, FAIA, AIA Austin (2)
Louis R. Pounders, FAIA, AIA Memphis (1)

R–S
Stephan Reinke, FAIA, AIA London/UK (3)
Thomas J. Rossiter, FAIA, AIA Chicago (2)
Heinz K. Rudolf, FAIA, AIA Portland (2)
Stephen Schreiber, FAIA, AIA Tampa Bay (2)
Aaron B. Schwarz, FAIA, AIA New York Chapter (1)
Willard M. Scribner, FAIA, AIA James River (5)
Robert I. Selby, FAIA, AIA Central Illinois (2)
Henry I. Siegel, FAIA, AIA East Bay (1)
Grant A. Simpson, FAIA, AIA Dallas (2)
Christopher G. Smith, FAIA, AIA New York Chapter (3)
Mark E. Strauss, FAIA, AIA New York Chapter (1)
Norman Strong, FAIA, AIA Seattle (2)

T–Z
Jack Travis, FAIA, AIA New York Chapter (5)
David Owen Tryba, FAIA, AIA Denver (1)
James M. Warner, FAIA, AIA New Hampshire (2)
Donald A. Wexler, FAIA, AIA California Desert (1)
Edward D. White Jr., FAIA, AIA Denver (1)
Alison M. Whitelaw, FAIA, AIA San Diego (3)
Jay Wickersham, FAIA, Boston Society of Architects/AIA (5)
Bill T. Wilson II, FAIA, AIA Corpus Christi (3)
Ronald E. Wommack, FAIA, AIA Dallas (1)

2004 Honorary Fellows
Honorary Fellowship is bestowed on architects of esteemed character and distinguished achievements who are neither U.S. citizens nor a U.S. resident, and who do not primarily practice architecture within the domain of the Institute. The AIA is pleased to present this year’s seven recipients, along with comments from the jury.

• Shigeru Ban, Hon. FAIA, Japan: “Architect, inventor, and experimenter with plywood, textile, and paper as building materials. He seeks to develop new, yet universally applicable, ways of building.”
• Carlo Baumschlager, Hon. FAIA, Austria: “His achievements go beyond the quality of the individual; they create a new definition of the architect of our age.”
• Dietmar Eberle, Hon. FAIA, Austria: “Inspired his colleagues and students by successfully negotiating the political and fiscal restraints for producing his superbly designed buildings.”
• Herman Hertzberger, Hon. FAIA, The Netherlands: “Teacher and architect, he has changed the way other architects view large urban projects by his mastery of making places human in scale.”
• Suha Ozkan, Hon. FAIA, Switzerland: “As Secretary of the Aga Khan Award, he is dedicated to the promotion of architecture and education for developing countries, and international cooperation and understanding among architects worldwide.”
• Moshe Zarhy, Hon. FAIA, Israel: “A leader in the International Union of Architects and a driving force in the development of new countries.”
• Peter Zumthor, Hon. FAIA, Switzerland: “His work is consistently quiet, respectful, and humble, while maintaining vigor achieved by few. His work serves as an exquisitely detailed background for life.”

—Heather Livingston

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