The AIA congratulates the following individuals, who were selected as Fellows and Honorary Fellows of the Institute in 2005. The chapter and category of nomination (in parenthesis), are noted after each Fellow’s 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.

A–C
Fernando L. Abruña, FAIA (2), AIA Puerto Rico
Jonathan Bailey, FAIA (2), AIA Dallas
Peter L. Bardwell, FAIA (2), AIA Columbus
Donald A. Bertram, FAIA (3), AIA Denver
Joan Blumenfeld, FAIA (1), AIA New York Chapter
Thomas H. Blurock, FAIA (2), AIA Orange County
Bradley Scott Buchanan, FAIA (2), AIA Denver
Davis A. Buckley, FAIA (2), AIA Washington, DC
Rick Buckley, FAIA (1), AIA Seattle
Richard H. Buday, FAIA (2), AIA Houston
Peter David Cavaluzzi, FAIA (1), AIA New York Chapter
Gregory Clement III, FAIA (2), AIA New York Chapter
Andrew P. Cohen, FAIA (2), AIA Los Angeles
William Allan Cox, FAIA (4), AIA Northern Virginia

D–J
Thomas DeAngelo, FAIA (2), AIA Minneapolis
Dirk Denison, FAIA (1), AIA Chicago
Alan Dynerman, FAIA (1), AIA Washington, DC
S. Michael Evans, FAIA (2), AIA Hampton Roads
Diane Georgopulos, FAIA (4), Boston Society of Architects/AIA
Alexander Gorlin, FAIA (1), AIA New York Chapter
Raymond D. Greco, FAIA (2), AIA Minneapolis
Dennis J. Hall, FAIA (2), AIA North Carolina
George Peyton Hall Jr., FAIA (1), AIA Los Angeles
Henry C. Hardnett, FAIA (5), AIA Seattle
Richard J. Heisenbottle, FAIA (1), AIA Miami
Jack C. Hobbs, FAIA (3), Boston Society of Architects/AIA
Walter A. Hunt Jr., FAIA (3), AIA New York Chapter
Vincent James, FAIA (1), AIA Minneapolis
Phillip Craig Johnson, FAIA (2), AIA Chicago

K–M
Herbert A. Katz, FAIA (4), AIA Los Angeles
Kevin A. Kelly, FAIA (2), AIA Houston
William L. Kite, FAIA (1), AIA Rhode Island
James P. Leggitt, FAIA (2), AIA Denver
Avram Lothan, FAIA (1), AIA Chicago
Thomas R. Mathison, FAIA (3), AIA Grand Valley
Thom Mayne, FAIA (1), AIA Los Angeles
John Paul McGowan, FAIA (2), AIA Washington, DC
H. Thomas McGrath Jr., FAIA (4), AIA Chesapeake Bay
Mike Mense, FAIA (5), AIA Alaska
Carl F. Meyer, FAIA (3), AIA Los Angeles
Andres Mignucci, FAIA (1), AIA Puerto Rico
Toshiko Mori, FAIA (1), AIA New York Chapter
Hyman Myers, FAIA (1), AIA Philadelphia

N–R
Marilys R. Nepomechie, FAIA (2), AIA Miami
Dan Noble, FAIA (2), AIA Dallas
Wendy Ornelas, FAIA (2), AIA Kansas
Zoltan E. Pali, FAIA (1), AIA Los Angeles
John Pearce, FAIA (4), AIA North Carolina
Clarence W. Pearson Jr., FAIA (2), AIA Washington, DC
David Petta, FAIA (1), AIA East Bay
Barbara Milan Price, FAIA (2), AIA North Carolina
Michael L. Prifti, FAIA (3), AIA Philadelphia
Carroll Lee Pruitt, FAIA (5), AIA Fort Worth
Elizabeth Chu Richter, FAIA (5), AIA Corpus Christi
Juergen Riehm, FAIA (1), AIA New York Chapter
Rolando Rivas-Camp, FAIA (4), AIA Washington, DC

S–Z
Frederic Schwartz, FAIA (1), AIA New York Chapter
Stanley Stark, FAIA (2), AIA New York Chapter
Sarah Susanka, FAIA (2), AIA Minneapolis
George Thrush, FAIA (5), Boston Society of Architects/AIA
Richard F. Tomlinson II, FAIA (2), AIA Chicago
Michael G. Turnbull, FAIA (4), AIA Washington, DC
Ron F. Turner Jr., FAIA (1), AIA Los Angeles
Frank Villalobos, FAIA (5), AIA Los Angeles
James F. Williamson, FAIA (1), AIA Memphis
Carol A. Wilson, FAIA (1), AIA Maine.

Honorary Fellows

Honorary Fellowship is bestowed on architects of esteemed character and distinguished achievements who are neither U.S. citizens nor U.S. residents, and who do not primarily practice architecture within the domain of the Institute. The AIA is pleased to present this year’s five recipients.

Massimo Carmassi, Hon. FAIA, (1) Italy. Carmassi, an important national architect of Italy, has developed a trademark style of masonry architecture that reframes the old, both in new buildings and restorations. A professor at the University Institute of Architecture Venice, he also has dedicated his life’s work to documentation of Pisa’s historical fabric. He is a recipient of the Gold Medal for Italian Architecture.

Mikko Heikkinen, Hon. FAIA, (1) Finland. Selected for Honorary Fellow this year along with his partner, Markku Komonen, Hon. FAIA, Heikkinen is a principal of Helsinki’s highly respected Heikkinen-Komonen. The firm’s work, firmly rooted in the traditions of Finnish and international Modernism, includes the Finnish Embassy in Washington, D.C. Since 1992, Heikkinen also has served as a visiting professor and critic at several schools of architecture, including Washington University and Virginia Tech.

Paul Hyett, Hon. FAIA, (3) United Kingdom. Hyett, an internationally known proponent of socially and ecologically responsible architecture, is co-author of A Rough Guide to Sustainability; creator of a sustainability-oriented curriculum for schools of architecture, notably in South Africa; and a writer and lecturer for newspapers, radio, and television. The chair of RyderHKS in Essex, he also served as the 2002 president of the Royal Institute of British Architects.

Markku Komonen, Hon. FAIA, (1) Finland. Heikkinen-Komonen’s works of architecture—in Finland as well as Africa, Europe, and the United States, where he designed the Embassy of Finland in Washington, D.C.—are well respected in their native land and across the globe. A professor at Helsinki University of Technology, Komonen counts among his numerous design accolades the Aga Khan Award for Architecture and the Finland Award.

Sang–Leem Lee, Hon. FAIA, (5) Korea. Sang-Leem Lee, president and CEO of the Space Group, has earned a sterling reputation as a preservationist and restoration architect in Korea. He also serves as an active member of the Korean Institute of Architects and the Korea Institute of Construction Engineering and Space Management, and is the editor/publisher of SPACE magazine.

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