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Architects across Indiana are doing amazing work. We’re changing the City’s landscape, giving life to historic buildings, designing dreamy homes, planning safer schools, and creating a sustainable future for those to follow. All great stuff – yet, we don’t really talk about it much. In my 30-year stretch as an Architect/AIA Member, I realize now more than ever that we do have something to talk about! As your 2019 AIA IndianapolisPresident, I began the year focused onseeing our membership talk more aboutdesign with one another. Yes, we allcompete for projects. We all compete fortalent, but we all share the same passionto elevate design. I hope the commit-ment of my time and energy during this past term captured that essence.

In June at the 2019 AIA Indy DesignExcellence Gala, I could not have beenprouder with how our members, their significant others, families, sponsors, and fellow design professionals filledthe Indiana State Museum’s Great Hallto celebrate design in a big way. Over 250 fans of architecture celebratedwith Visit Indy’s Chris Gahl, our Emcee,and came dressed up to the nines surrounded by live music, great foodand drink, laughter, dancing and best ofall, we all talked about design, together. You also saw a continued introductionof the AIA Indy 3-Minute Snippet wheremembers engaged in energetic monthly presentations – 3 emerging professionals from 3 firms each unveiling a 1-minute design peek at current design. It was fun, fast, immer-

sive – what better way to share the design work happening around us. And national architects joined in too, as Barry Yoakum, FAIA, of archimania and Rick Joy, AIA, visited to share their design beliefs, their practice, their work, and tell compelling stories about craft and the making of architecture. So yes, talking about design together keeps us all inspired. And while I’ve handed the 2020 reins over to col-league Lora Teagarden, AIA, my hope is that we continue to talk about and celebrate the value of design.

Rob Proctor, Jr., AIA, NCARB2019 AIA Indianapolis President

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Form + Function played a big role in atelierRISTING’s design of a glass pavilion addition to a Mid-Century Modern home in Zionsville.

From modern to historic, the Architects’ Home Tour showcased residential design and gave the public a lot of inspiration for their own home projects.

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HAUS | Architecture for Modern Lifestyles showed how aging in place is possible with some creative design inside this 1926 Craftsman-style in Broad Ripple.

Opposites do attract, especially in design, just look at this modern home by Lancer + Beebe Architects in historic Herron-Morton.


NEON Architecture captured the essence of small living in a Fountain Square carriage house.

Rowland Design gave new life to an old farmhouse near Broad Ripple transforming it into a modern craftsman-style home designed for entertaining.


Difference Makers

Jeremy J Welu, AIA, a co-founder of DELV Architecture in Indianapolis, was named Young Architect of the Year. With a passion for technology, Jeremy created a lab inside the design studio, where he and his team explore, develop, and pilot new tools. He’s also leveraging his ideas to help ad-vance and elevate small firms, which make up 85 percent of U.S. firms. Jeremy’s been invited to share his expertise on the national stage by organizations such as AIA National and the Society of College and University Planning (SCUP) and American Institute of Architects (AIA).

Steve Alspaugh, AIA, an associate at Schmidt Associates received the Edward D. Pierre Award for his tireless advocacy for children, students, housing and progressive planning. His leadership and vision has influenced the implementation of affordable housing and neighborhood beautification and revitalization.

William Payne, AIA, a partner at Fanning Howey in Indianap-olis, received a President’s Award for the work he’s done in advocating for architects and design during his role as AIA Indiana Legislative Committee Chairman.

Indiana has updated residential building codes thanks, in part to Mark Demerly, AIA, owner of Demerly Architects, who advocated for codes to make buildings safer for resi-dents and firefighters. AIA Indiana presented Demerly with a President’s Awards for all that he’s done.

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ROWLAND DESIGN’S NEW HOME FOR BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS

The American Institute of Architects Indiana recognizes influential architects and community leaders who advocate for design and advance the architecture profession during the organization’s annual convention. Here are the AIA Indy architects who received 2019 service awards.

Rowland Design was named Firm of the Year. For more than 50 years, Rowland Design has been passionate about saving historic buildings and adaptive reuse projects. Rowland Design’s influence can be seen throughout the Indianapolis metro area. The firm has been involved in every Indianap-olis major sporting facility including The RCA Dome, The Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Banker’s Life Fieldhouse, Victory Field and Lucas Oil Stadium.

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“This project exemplifies the monumental design that is required of public works projects by providing a playful, uplifting experience yet maintains a gravitas and strong street presence.” — Excellence Awards jury

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EXCELLENCE IN DESIGN AWARDHONOR AWARDNew Construction over $1 millionAXIS Architecture + Interiors received the Excellence in Design and the Honor Award for its design of the Julia M. Carson Transit Center, which has changed the Indianapolis land-scape with its sleek, modern design. It’s also made taking the IndyGo bus easier for riders, which was the design team’s goal.

HONOR AWARDNew Construction under $1 millionSUSTAINABILITY AWARDA little cabin in remote Iowa won an Honor Award and garnered the first- ever sustainability award. Owned, designed and even built by architectSteve Risting, AIA, of atelierRISTING, theoff-the-grid, net-zero cabin was carvedout of the woods on land that’s been inRisting’s family for more than 150 years.

CITATION AWARDHistoric PreservationAmerican Structurepoint breathed newlife into the abandoned 1912 FlackvilleSchool turning it into EagledaleSenior Apartments on Indy’s west side.

CITATION AWARDInterior ArchitectureAXIS Architecture + Interiors trans-formed a tired, 100,000-square-footoffice built in the 1900s into a hip, modernworkspace in downtown Indianapolis.

CITATION AWARDRenovation/AdditionWhen designers at AXIS Architecture+ Interiors began work on The Mariettaoffice and co-working space, it wanted to pay homage to the historic Marott Center, which it’s connected to on Massachusetts Avenue.

CITATION AWARDNew Construction over $5 millionRATIO designed a modern newhome for Phoenix Theater thatcaptures the unique identity of thisIndianapolis institution. It featuresraw, spartan materials, recycledpre-cast concrete with pops ofsaturated colors.

CITATION AWARDNew Construction under $5 millionHAUS | Architecture for Modern Lifestyles designed a modern, 4,300- square-foot home to blend into nature on a 25-acre lot in Zionsville.

MERIT AWARDRenovation/Addition The Paul H. O’Neill Graduate Center at Indiana University in Bloomington has a new façade to the original 1980’s building, state-of-the-art classrooms and three large student commons areas that foster the school’s tradition of multidisciplinary collaboration thanks to the designof BSA LifeStructures.

MERIT AWARDNew Construction over $5 millionHardwood trees from the heavily wooded lot were harvested and then used as part of krM Architecture’s design of the Indianapolis Public Library Michigan Road Branch.

MERIT AWARDHistoric PreservationThe 53-step self-supporting, free-standing staircase is the focal point of RATIO’S design of the renovationof the Greek-Revival Shrewsbury- Windle House in Madison.

MERIT AWARDInterior Architecture Built in 1922, the former Meyer Kiser Bank was a little bit Art Deco and alittle bit Mid-Century, so RATIO unified the best of the past to create a modernoffice space inside this 12-story downtown Indianapolis office building at 130 E. Washington St.

PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDWhile a panel of architects from Kansas judged the Excellence Awards, those who attended the AIA Indianapolis Gala got to cast their votes for their favorite design. The winner was RATIO for its design of the Indianapolis Zoo Bicentennial Pavilion and Promenade.

Great design deserves a big celebration, which is why one of Rob Proctor’s goals for AIA Indy was to host a party to talk about design and recognize award winners. In June, a sell-out crowd of more than 250 people attended the first-ever AIA Indianapolis Design Excellence Awards Gala at the Indiana State Museum. Joe Barnes, AIA, of RATIO and Geoff DeSmit, AIA, ofAxis Architecture + Interiors chaired the committee,which put on the gala that people are still talking about.

GLASS CABIN

“The simple elegance of this project and site epitomizes what modern architecture should be about. There is a natural feeling to the way that the cabin nestles into the woods and the way it delicately floats above the flood plain, like the two were made for each other.” — Excellence Awards jury

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PAST CHAPTER PRESIDENTS2019 / Rob Proctor2018 / Jeremy Welu2017 / Daniel Overbey2016 / Donna Sink2015 / D. Blake Wagner2014 / Mark Beebe2013 / Eric Rowland2012 / Scott Pannicke2011 / Lisa Gomperts2010 / Brian Mader2009 / Sanford Garner2008 / Dan Weinheimer2007 / Sarah Hempstead2006 / Tad Lupton2005 / Debra Kunce2004 / Mark Demerly2003 / Jackson Faber2002 / Drew White2001 / Dan Kloc2000 / Robert Snyder1999 / Joe Zody1998 / David Rausch1997 / Ted Givens1996 / Jim Lingenfelter1995 / Susan Throckmorton1994 / William Browne, Jr.1993 / William Ulmer1992 / Robert Kennedy1991 / Anna Waggoner1990 / Walter Blackburn1989 / Glenn Gareis

1988 / Craig Mullins 1987 / Dean Illingworth1986 / David Andrichik1985 / Terry Bradbury1984 / Don Claffey1983 / Raymond Ogle1982 / Joe McGuire1981 / Gordon Gibbs1980 / Robert Erickson1979 / Dudley Senefeld1978 / John Houck1977 / Wayne Schmidt1976 / Herbert Thompson1975 / Stan Dziacko1974 / Charles Parrott1973 / David Bowen1972 / Lynn Molzan

AIA FELLOWSDavid Bowen, FAIADiana Brenner, FAIAWilliam Browne Jr., FAIAAnthony Costello, FAIALisa Gomperts, FAIADean Illingworth, FAIARobert Kennedy, FAIAJames Kienle, FAIADebra Kunce, FAIAHenry Meier, FAIALynn Molzan, FAIAWayne Schmidt, FAIASheila Snider, FAIA

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AIA MEMBERSDonald Able, AIAHannah Able, AIAWendell Adams Jr., AIATracy Adamson, AIAMary Agnew, AIAStephen Akers, AIAJohn Alberti, AIAJohn Albrecht, AIAGary Alexander, AIAStephen Alexander, AIANicholas Alexander, AIAKari Allen, AIANaser Al-Rafie, AIASteven Alspaugh, AIADonald Altemeyer, AIAMatthew Amore, AIAEric Anderson, AIABruce Anderson, AIAEvan Anderson-Decina, AIADerek Anger, AIAAlonso Arambula, AIALaurence Armstrong, AIAAzizi Arrington-Bey, AIAJames Atkinson, AIASarah Bajor, AIADaniel Bajor, AIALisa Baker, AIA

Harold Baker, AIAJoseph Barnes, AIAMatthew Bartlett, AIAMark Bay, AIAJohn Beaman, AIAMark Beebe, AIAThomas Bell, AIADesma Belsaas, AIARyan Benson, AIAJoseph Bilello, AIALara Blankenburg, AIADave Blanton, AIAAlan Blunk, AIAChristopher Boardman, AIABrandon Bogan, AIATracy Boland, AIAScott Bond, AIAAnatoli Boschenko, AIAMarlee Brabin, AIATerry Bradbury, AIARobert Bray, AIAEugene Brese, AIAJoseph Briggs, AIAJames Brown, AIAE. Brown, AIAWilliam Brown, AIACharles Bruce, AIAJason Bruce, AIADaniel Brueggert, AIABrad Brutout, AIATodd Buerger, AIACraig Burgess, AIA

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William Burt, AIABrian Burtch, AIAMark Cahill, AIASteven Cain, AIAForrest Camplin, AIAJennifer Carroll, AIAPhilip Cartwright, AIARaymond Casati, AIADonald Cassell Jr., AIAThomas Cheesman, AIAAndrew Churchill, AIAGerald Cittadine, AIAGordon Clark, AIAJ. Claxton, AIAThomas Cloud, AIAJoshua Coggeshall, AIABonnie Coghlan, AIARodney Collier, AIAThomas Collins, AIADerry Condon, AIAMichael Conly, AIAWilliam Cooler, AIAKaren Courtney, AIAGregory Cradick, AIAAllen Cradler, AIAChristopher Crosley, AIAJason Crowl, AIAB. Cuppy, AIAShawn Curran, AIADuane Dart, AIAEileen Davis, AIAT. Davis, AIARonald Delap, AIAMark Demerly, AIAEmily DeSmit, AIAGeoffrey DeSmit, AIAJohn Dierdorf, AIANeil Dixon, AIA

David Dixon, AIABenjamin Donay, AIAKevin Downey, AIAGregory Drennen, AIAMaxwell Driscoll, AIARobert Droese, AIAMichael Eagan, AIAElizabeth Eby, AIADustin Eggink, AIAMatthew Ellenwood, AIAMichael Engledow, AIAFred Fackenthal, AIABrandon Farley, AIAJoel Farmer, AIAJustin Ferguson, AIARichard Fetz, AIARobert Finger, AIAAnna Fish-Burrell, AIARonald Fisher, AIADavid Force, AIAStephen Ford, AIABrandon Fox, AIATimothy Frank, AIAAndrew Fries, AIABenjamin Fruehling, AIAMatthew Fullenkamp, AIAJames Funk, AIABrooke Funkhouser, AIASanford Garner, AIAChristopher Gerrity, AIATed Givens, AIASteven Gloyeske, AIAStuart Godfrey, AIAStephan Goffinet, AIAJames Goggan, AIAKelly Good, AIAJames Gooden, AIARobert Gordon, AIA

Gregory Graham, AIAKate Grajewski, AIAZachary Grajewski, AIADawn Gray, AIATimothy Gray, AIAFredrick Green, AIAJaney Gregory, AIAToni Grimes, AIAMichael Grubb, AIAElizabeth Gruber, AIAJoseph Guidroz III, AIABrian Gulden, AIAMichael Gulich, AIAAndrew Guljas, AIAAustin Haag, AIAChristopher Hagan, AIAMark Handy, AIASteven Hanscom, AIAJaclyn Hanson, AIAMary Harbert, AIAPamela Harwood, AIAAaron Haschel, AIABlade Hauth, AIARyan Haynes, AIAJoshua Haywood, AIASarah Hempstead, AIAGregory Hempstead, AIASteven Herr, AIAJonathan Hess, AIAGerald Hicks, AIADonald Higgins, AIAJames Hill, AIAZachary Hilleson, AIAFrank Hindes, AIAAndrew Hine, AIAScott Hirschman, AIAJack Hollingsworth, AIABrandon Hoopingarner, AIA

Michael Hoopingarner, AIAMonte Hoover, AIALouis Huebler, AIAJoseph Huggins, AIAScott Hunt, AIAKalevi Huotilainen, AIAKevin Huse, AIAMary Inchauste, AIAJohn Jackson II, AIAGregory Jacoby, AIAMatthew Jennings, AIADonald Jerabek, AIAMichael Johnson, AIASusan Johnson, AIAJoseph Johnson, AIAHayley Johnson, AIAThomas Jolly, AIALouis Joyner, AIARyan Justak, AIAThomas Kemp, AIAPatrick Kestner, AIAWindell Kilmer, AIAPeter Kim, AIAMerlin Kirchoff, AIABarre Klapper, AIADaniel Kloc, AIABarry Knechtel, AIARobert Koester, AIACharles Kotterman, AIABradley Krohn, AIAClete Kunce, AIARobert La Rue, AIAChristopher Lake, AIAJohn Lamson, AIAVictor Landfair, AIADarin Lanich, AIAKerry Laprees, AIAJason Lee Larrison, AIA

Paul Laseau, AIAEdward Layton, AIALuke Leising, AIAJoseph Lese, AIAGregory Lewis, AIAJacklyn Liang, AIAShih-Ping Lin, AIAGeoffrey Lisle, AIAAndrea Litz, AIADavid Long, AIAJames Lowry, AIAProvidence Luken-Warpool, AIAThaddeus Lupton, AIAStefanie Lutz, AIAMatthew MacDonald, AIARyan Macyauski, AIADaniel Mader, AIABrian Mader, AIAErin Maher, AIAScott Marchisin, AIAJoshua Marszalek, AIAChristine Matheu, AIAJohn May, AIAMatthew Mayol, AIAJohn McCreery, AIAKevin McCurdy, AIAJon McDonald, AIABrian McDonnell, AIADavid McDow, AIARobert McGuffey, AIACharles McGuire, AIAJ. Todd McLean, AIACynthia McLoed, AIAGregory McMullen, AIACharles McNeely, AIAAndrew McNeilly, AIAErika McQuinn, AIAJames McQuiston, AIA

Philip Medley, AIAPaul Meier, AIAChris Meier, AIAMichael Mezo, AIASam Miller, AIATimothy Miller, AIAPaul Miller, AIAJennifer Miller, AIAKelley Miller, AIAJeffrey Milliken, AIAJames Mladucky, AIAHarry Mohler, AIAJason Montgomery, AIAKenneth Montgomery, AIAMichael Montgomery, AIAKevin Montgomery, AIAJack Morgan, AIADaniel Moriarity, AIADouglas Morris, AIAJoseph Mrak, AIAJeffrey Myers, AIASalil Nair, AIAThomas Neff, AIAMarleen Newman, AIAMatthew Nichols, AIAR. Odle, AIAAdam Ogrzewalla, AIADaniel Olah, AIALester Olds, AIAJeffrey Olson, AIAHenry Onochie, AIAIfeanyi (Vop) Osili, AIADaniel Overbey, AIALily Pai, AIAAdam Palmer, AIAScott Pannicke, AIAJames Paris, AIAJohn Parkinson, AIA

David Partenheimer, AIAWilliam Payne, AIARichard Peirce, AIAScott Perez, AIAAndrew Perkins, AIAGreg Perkins, AIADavid Perkins, AIAScott Perkins, AIADarren Peterson, AIAMatthew Peyton, AIAKarl Pfeffer Jr., AIAMary Phillippe, AIARoger Plowman, AIAJacob Plummer, AIAWilliam Ponko, AIARobert Proctor Jr., AIANicolas Quintana, AIAJ. Randall, AIAJoseph Raper, AIACraig Rapp, AIAEric Ratts, AIADavid Rausch, AIAPhilip Rayl, AIAJoseph Redar, AIARichard Renschen, AIAPaul Reynolds, AIARobert Richardson, AIAJohn Rigsbee, AIASteven Risting, AIABrent Roberts, AIANicholas Robertson, AIASteven Robinson, AIARandall Robison, AIAFrancesco Rocchio, AIABrock Roseberry, AIAMichael Rossillo, AIATodd Rottmann, AIAEric Rowland, AIA

Richard Rush, AIAMartin Sams, AIAMiguel San Miguel, AIASteven Savoie, AIASteve Schaecher, AIAJames Schellinger, AIAMichael Schipp, AIAAdam Schmidt, AIATodd Schnatzmeyer, AIARobert Schoeck, AIABrian Schubert, AIAWilliam Schubert, AIARichard Schumacher, AIAKyle Schwind, AIARonald Searcy Jr., AIADonald Selander, AIADerek Selke, AIAAntonino Sgro, AIADavid Shaffer, AIAKevin Shelley, AIARandall Sherman, AIARachel Shettle, AIAJanice Shimizu, AIADouglas Shoemaker, AIAChristopher Short, AIAVanessa Shumate, AIABarbara Siemens, AIAJamison Sills, AIADonna Sink, AIAMichael Siskind, AIAKurt Sivilich, AIAGerard Skibinski, AIAJenelle Smagala, AIAGeorge Small, AIAHoward Smiley, AIADavid Smith, AIAKeith Smith, AIAJames Smith, AIA

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James Smith, AIARobert Snyder, AIAWeston Snyder, AIAEdward Soots, AIAJustin SORBER, AIAAntonia Stahl, AIAWilliam Stambaugh, AIAHenry Stellema, AIAKristen Stout, AIARonald Strandjord, AIARyan Strauser, AIAKevin Stuckwisch, AIAJames Stutzman, AIAJennifer Swann, AIAAndrea Swartz, AIAWilliam Tabberson, AIALora Teagarden, AIAVictoria Templeton, AIATodd Thackery, AIAMichael Thomas, AIAJames Thompson, AIAJeffrey Thornberry, AIAAshley Thornberry, AIAGary Tilford, AIACarl Toth, AIABernard Trauner II, AIAMartin Truesdell, AIAAlan Tucker, AIACharles Tyler, AIADean Upshaw, AIADavid Vallandingham, AIANicholas Van Wieren, AIAJames Viviani, AIAJohn Voigt, AIACraig Von Deylen, AIASamuel Vonderau, AIAAnna Waggoner, AIADaniel Wagner, AIA

Dale Wagner, AIADavid Wagner, AIAJames Walls, AIAMark Waters, AIARobert Wease, AIAGary Weaver, AIACara Weber, AIADan Weekes, AIAEric Weflen, AIATheodore Weidner, AIAJeremy Welu, AIAGeorge West, AIAStewart Whitcomb, AIAHoward White, AIAAlexander White, AIAJ. White, AIADavid Wietbrock, AIAWinifrid Williams, AIADaryl Williams-Dotson, AIAToby Winiger, AIAPeter Winters, AIATimothy Wise, AIAMary Ellen Wolf, AIAJason Wolfe, AIAMatthew Yates, AIAJoy Yoo, AIAJayne York, AIAJoel Young, AIADavid Young, AIAJonathan Young, AIAJoseph Yount, AIASteven Zabel, AIA

ASSOCIATE AIA MEMBERS Philpatsy Agwu, Assoc. AIAStephen Aldrich, Assoc. AIAMitchell Archer, Assoc. AIAEric Barr, Assoc. AIA

Robin Bartelman, Assoc. AIAMikhail Belyayev, Assoc. AIAWilliam Bybee, Assoc. AIACarla Caldera, Assoc. AIABryan Callahan, Assoc. AIAScott Carnegie, Assoc. AIAKevin Cooper, Assoc. AIASean Costello, Assoc. AIAKyle Cover, Assoc. AIAJordan Crook, Assoc. AIAAlan Dang, Assoc. AIAAshley Danielson, Assoc. AIAKathleen Day, Assoc. AIAReva Derhammer, Assoc. AIABryce Derhammer, Assoc. AIANicholas Dodge, Assoc. AIAJohn Duell, Assoc. AIAJeffrey Echols, Assoc. AIADavid Ferguson, Assoc. AIADouglas Franklin, Assoc. AIALourenzo Giple, Assoc. AIASwati Goel, Assoc. AIAKurt Green, Assoc. AIARachael Green, Assoc. AIADerek Guffey, Assoc. AIARichard Hahn Jr., Assoc. AIAChristopher Harrison, Assoc. AIAZack Henley, Assoc. AIAEleanor Hertzfeld, Assoc. AIANeil Hoerstman, Assoc. AIAEmily Homan, Assoc. AIAJulie Huang, Assoc. AIAAndrew Jackson, Assoc. AIAErin Jennings, Assoc. AIAKyle Kerstiens, Assoc. AIAGayathri Kesavan, Assoc. AIADavid Kroll, Assoc. AIALindsey Kurucz, Assoc. AIA

Kristen Laska, Assoc. AIADavid Logan, Assoc. AIATimothy Meador, Assoc. AIAMeghan Miller, Assoc. AIAAlexander Minor, Assoc. AIARuth Moeller, Assoc. AIATara Murphy, Assoc. AIAJustin Myers, Assoc. AIASherry Nagel-Smith, Assoc. AIADarrell Nickolson, Assoc. AIANick Peterson, Assoc. AIADaniel Potash, Assoc. AIAChristopher Reinhart, Assoc. AIAAndree Sahakian, Assoc. AIAAnuya Sant, Assoc. AIAAnne Schneider, Assoc. AIAMichael Schornack, Assoc. AIAPaul Sendejas, Assoc. AIAShaileeben Shah, Assoc. AIAJustine Sharp, Intl. Assoc. AIAJason Soderlund, Assoc. AIAKevin Stewart, Assoc. AIAStephen Sturtz, Assoc. AIAKate Talkington, Assoc. AIAJames Thomas Jr., Assoc. AIAJ. Tolson, Assoc. AIADaniel Toner, Assoc. AIASusan Troski, Assoc. AIAAshlynn Usdowski, Assoc. AIAJulianna Valle Velez, Assoc. AIARobert Werstler, Assoc. AIAVohn Wilson, Assoc. AIAHunter Wilson, Assoc. AIAAlyssa Wozniak, Assoc. AIAAustin Zehr, Assoc. AIAWilliam Zink, Assoc. AIA

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NEIGHBORHOOD ADVOCATE RECEIVES AWARDMarjorie Kienle isn’t afraid to speak her mind, especially when her neighborhood is concerned. She’s made phone calls, testified at public meetings and collaborated with other organizations, including AIA Indianapolis to protect historic neighborhoods. At 73 and retired, her calendar is filled with meetings and events. There’s a lot of work to do. She is on the executive committee and former president of Historic Urban Neighborhoods of Indianapolis (HUNI), where she has spearheaded efforts to stop digital billboards from being al-lowed in downtown Indianapolis and advocated against the Indiana Department of Transportation’s (INDOT) expansion plans for I65/I70. In both instances, AIA Indy joined forces with community organizations to help ban digital billboards and convince INDOT to rethink its plans. “I learned early on, you can’t stand alone,” she said. “You get more done working together.” In December, AIA Indy presented Marjorie with a Service Award for her advocacy. She understands architecture more than most. Marjorie grew up in a gothic Victorian in Ohio. She’s been married more than 50 years to Jim Kienle, FAIA, a long-time AIA member, whom she met while they were stu-dents at Ohio State University. His idea of a great date was to look at architecture and then have coffee or wine. They later renovated a home together in Lockerbie. After retiring (twice) as a speech therapist, Marjorie gave more of her time to causes she cares about deeply. While Marjorie says she’s honored to receive the recog-nition from AIA, she makes it clear that HUNI’s success has been because of the team she works so closely with — they often complete each other’s sentences. She also credits the support of her husband Jim, who has been by her side, sup-porting her, and telling her, “You can do it, you can do it.” JASON SHELLEY NAMED HONORARY AIA Since Jason Shelley, Hon. AIA, became executive director of AIA Indiana in 2007, he has helped prevent Indiana’s energy codes from expiring in 2016, brought together architects to create the state’s first tornado refuge guide for Indiana schools, advocated for the Indiana Department of Transpor-tation (INDOT) to rethink its plans to expand I65/I70, worked with government leaders to streamline the plan review pro-cess, raised money for scholarships, brought new educational opportunities to members, and more. The achievements earned him the prestigious Honorary AIA membership, which is given to non-architects who make notable contributions to the profession. Jason was one of only three people nationally to be recognized in 2019. “Jason is an empowering leader helping members grow professionally, encouraging increased involvement in the community through advocacy and providing the resources members need to practice effectively,” Lisa Gomperts, FAIA, a principal at Schmidt Associates and former president of AIA Indiana, said in nominating Shelley.

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“I learned early on, you can’t stand alone. You get more done working together.”

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“Jason is an empoweringleader helping membersgrow professionally, encouraging increased involvement in the com-munity through advocacyand providing the resour-ces members need to practice effectively.”

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krM Architecture made learning a whole lot more fun in its three award- winning projects. The light-infused design of the Indianapolis Public Library Michigan Road branch received an Honor Award for Construction greater than $1 million. The firm also gave the Amos Memorial Public Library in Sydney, Ohio a playful new interior that received a Citation Award in Preservation / Adaptive Reuse / Renovation. Judges loved how the Purdue Polytechnic Institute, P3 Innovation & Education Center in Anderson conveys innovation and said, “The building is a machine for learning.” kRM Architecture received a Citation

Award in New Construction greater than $1 million for the project.

HAUS | Architecture For Modern Lifestyles received an Honor Award in New Construction under $1 million for the design of the contemporary home named Copperwood in Zionsville. The firm took influences from a 1956 Mid-Century Modern home in India-napolis to give it a more modern look, which earned HAUS a Merit Award in Preservation / Adaptive Reuse / Renovation.

CSO brought new energy to The Parkwood Amenity and Recreation Center in Indianapolis designed to

invigorate this suburban office park. The firm received a Merit Award for New Construction greater than $1 million. Designers drew upon the history of publishing to create a fun, energetic workspace for IBJ Media’s corporate headquarters, which earned CSO a Merit Award in Interior Architecture.

Axis Architecture + Interiors’ design of The Marietta livens up a once empty corner on Massachusetts Avenue and brings a vibrant neighbor to the historic Marott Center. The project received a Citation Award in New Construction greater than $1 million.

Rowland Design took a playful, fun approach when turning a former hardware store into a new home for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana. It received a Citation Award in Interior Architecture. Judges said the design celebrates the importance of being part of a community.

Whether you’re at home or at work, or somewhere in between, great design inspires and motivates. Check out these inspiring designs by AIA Indianapolis firms, who received AIA Indiana Design Awards in 2019.

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EXECUTIVE BOARDPresident / Rob Proctor, AIAVice-president / Lora Teagarden, AIATreasurer / Brandon Farley, AIASecretary / Patrick KestnerEx Officio / Jeremy Welu, AIA

DIRECTORSArchitects’ Home Tour / Ashley Thornberry, AIA Committee On The Environment / Joe Young, AIAGolf Outing / Steve Savoie, AIAHistoric Preservation / Jim Kienle, FAIAIndiana High School Design Competition / Brandon Farley, AIAPrograms / Andrew Fries AIAPublic Relations / Paul Reynolds, AIAUrban Design / Antone Sgro, AIA

Excellence Awards / Joseph Barnes, AIA / Geoffrey Desmit, AIAYoung Architects Forum / Marlee Brabin, AIA

DELEGATESD. Blake Wagner, AIAJoseph Barnes, AIAJason Larrison, AIA

LIAISONSAmerican Society of Landscape Architects / Sarah EvansAmerican Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers / Eric Broemel / Andrew CheungBall State University College of Architecture and Planning / Justin Ferguson, AIA

City of Indianapolis / Kate Warpool, AIAConstruction Specifications Institute / David Young, AIAPeople for Urban Progress / Donna Sink, AIAUrban Land Institute / Holly BoltonU.S. Green Building Council / Anna Waggoner

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORJason Shelley, Hon. AIA

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENTKim Shelley

YEAR IN REVIEWEditor / Laura MusallGraphic Design / Commercial Artisan

AIA Indianapolis 2019 Board and Executive Committee

PLATINUM LEVELRepro Graphix Inc.

GOLD LEVELIntegrity One Technologies, Inc.

SILVER LEVELONI Risk PartnersSpohn Associates, Inc.

BRONZE LEVELBarnes & ThornburgBlueWater TechnologiesBrandt Construction, Inc.BrowningConference Technologies, Inc.Drewry Simmons Vornehm, LLPIndiana Brick CompanyHeapy EngineeringLIGHTsourceLynch, Harrison & Brumleve, Inc.McComb Window & Door Company, Inc./ Pella Windows & DoorsPatterson-Horth, Inc.Pile CPAsR.E. Dimond and AssociatesReitano Design GroupRoss & BaruzziniRTM Consultants, Inc.Servant HRSomerset CPAs, P.C.Specified Lighting SystemsWalkerHughes Benefits

ALLIED LEVELACS SignsAllegionAdvanced Cabinet SystemsApplied Engineering Services, Inc.Arsee EngineersBaSteel Perimeter Systemsbo-mar Industries, Inc.C & T Design and Equipment Co.CAD-Vantage, Inc.CE Solutions, Inc.CIRCLE DESIGN GROUP/enverity engineeringCivil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.Commercial Office EnvironmentsCrestcom InternationalDME Elevators & LiftsEngage Building ProductsESL-Spectrum, Inc.Executive Elevator CompanyFour Point DesignMichael Firsich Architectural + Interior PhotographySusan Fleck PhotographyHanley WoodHaverstick DesignsHitchcock Design GroupInsperityInternational Masonry InstituteJPS Consulting Engineers, LLCJack Laurie GroupL. Thorn CompanyKetchum & Walton Co.Lawson Elser, Inc.

Loftus Engineering, Inc.Midwest AssociatesMillies Engineering GroupO’Malia’s LivingOfficeWorksPatriot Engineering and Environmental, Inc.Quality ConnectionRJE Business Interiors + DIRTT Environmental SolutionsThe Schneider CorporationSME Inc.The Sherwin-Williams CompanyStandard Aquatics and Recreation, LLCStrategus, LLCTaylor Bros. Construction Co., Inc.Wayne Dalton Garage DoorsWildan, Contractor for Duke EnergyF.A. Wilhelm Construction Company

2019 AIA Indiana / AIA Indianapolis Sponsors

AIA INDIANAPOLIS / A section of the Indiana Chapter of the American Institute of Architects115 West Washington Street, Suite 955 South, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204aiaindiana.org / 317 634 6993

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JANUARY / Charting a New Course There’s no better way to start the year than with a good plan, and Indy presented Thrive Indianapolis, a first-of-its-kind plan to meet the challenges of the 21st century with input from community partners and residents.

FEBRUARY / Building a Better CityIndyGo’s much-talked about Red Line made its debut in fall 2019, but architects learned more about how the Red Line could spur new develop-ment with a talk from Sean Northup, deputy director of Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization.

MARCH / Inclusive DesignAIA Indy partnered with Exhibit Columbus and People for Urban Progress (PUP) for its second season of the DAYLIGHT Series. Jha D Williams, senior associate at MASS Design Group, and artist Danicia Malone shared their expe-riences utilizing inclusive design practices (right). The talk was moderated by Lourenzo Giple, Assoc.AIA of Rottman Collier Architects.

APRIL / Design SpotlightKatie Bennett, director at Thomas Phifer and Partners in New York, talked about innovative uses of technology and how architecture connects people with light and nature in her presentation “Four Museums.” It was also a month of competitions. Architects competed during the first-ever Trivia Night Fundraiser, an event sponsored by AIA Indy and the Indiana Architectural Foundation. The talents of high schoolers were rewarded during the annual Indiana High School Design Competition,

which showcased (and awarded) the architectural talents of high school students from across the state.

MAY / The Month of MayThe month of May just isn’t com-plete without a trip to the track, and Patterson Horth hosted AIA Indy for its annual day at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Plus, AIA Indiana and the American Association of Landscape Architects Indiana recognized newly licensed members during an annual swearing-in ceremony.

JUNE / Designed to CelebrateAIA Indy threw a party at Indiana State Museum for its annual Excel-lence in Design awards (left). Plus, AIA Indy, PUP and Exhibit Columbus hosted a community discussion with Maurice Cox, Detroit’s director of planning and development and City-County Councilor Vop Osili, AIA about how design can shape the built environment with a focus on equitable access to opportunity.

JULY / Road Trip WorthyAIA Indy and CSI Indianapolis mem-bers got a rare look into the design of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Carmel.

AUGUST / Design ManiacsMemphis architect Barry Alan Yoakum,FAIA, of archimania visited Indy to discuss lessons he learned in realiz-ing high-performance design. Plus, members and sponsors hit the links at Prairie View Golf Club for the annual golf outing.

SEPTEMBER / Home TourResidential architects and homeown-ers took AIA Indy behind the scenes of the Architects’ Home Tour in advance of the popular annual event, which featured five homes in India-napolis and Zionsville. Donna Sink, AIA, of Rowland Design moderated the discussion.

OCTOBER / A Lesson in HistoryArchitectural historian Jim Glass of Historic Preservation & Heritage Consulting, presented a talk about

Architecture in Mexico, which was sponsored by Brandt Construction.

NOVEMBER / Design SpotlightAIA Indy hosted Rick Joy, FAIA, to talk about his Tucson studio and recent work. Urban designer Tom Gallagher of RATIO talked about the importance of walkable cities during the annual City-County Council Reception.

DECEMBER / Celebrating the SeasonIt’s become an annual tradition to wrapup the year with a soiree at Spohn. After a program about Open Air Steel Structures by Brad Fritz of CEAS+, AIA Indy celebrated with networking, awards and a bourbon tasting.

Something to Talk About Every Month of 2019

There’s nothing better than good conversation—extra points if you learn something along the way. Here’s a brief look back at AIA Indianapolis’s lectures, tours, discussions, and events that made 2019 special.

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This is the 20th annual AIA Indianapolis Year in Review.Launched in 2000, the publication was intended to be a record of the chapter’s activities and programs. The inaugural issue was introduced by president Robert W. Snyder, AIA and included features on AIA Indy’s first ever home tour and the 1999 Excellencein Architecture awards.

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JANUARY / Charting a New Course There’s no better way to start the year than with a good plan, and Indy presented Thrive Indianapolis, a first-of-its-kind plan to meet the challenges of the 21st century with input from community partners and residents.

FEBRUARY / Building a Better CityIndyGo’s much-talked about Red Line made its debut in fall 2019, but architects learned more about how the Red Line could spur new develop-ment with a talk from Sean Northup, deputy director of Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization.

MARCH / Inclusive DesignAIA Indy partnered with Exhibit Columbus and People for Urban Progress (PUP) for its second season of the DAYLIGHT Series. Jha D Williams, senior associate at MASS Design Group, and artist Danicia Malone shared their expe-riences utilizing inclusive design practices (right). The talk was moderated by Lourenzo Giple, Assoc.AIA of Rottman Collier Architects.

APRIL / Design SpotlightKatie Bennett, director at Thomas Phifer and Partners in New York, talked about innovative uses of technology and how architecture connects people with light and nature in her presentation “Four Museums.” It was also a month of competitions. Architects competed during the first-ever Trivia Night Fundraiser, an event sponsored by AIA Indy and the Indiana Architectural Foundation. The talents of high schoolers were rewarded during the annual Indiana High School Design Competition,

which showcased (and awarded) the architectural talents of high school students from across the state.

MAY / The Month of MayThe month of May just isn’t com-plete without a trip to the track, and Patterson Horth hosted AIA Indy for its annual day at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Plus, AIA Indiana and the American Association of Landscape Architects Indiana recognized newly licensed members during an annual swearing-in ceremony.

JUNE / Designed to CelebrateAIA Indy threw a party at Indiana State Museum for its annual Excel-lence in Design awards (left). Plus, AIA Indy, PUP and Exhibit Columbus hosted a community discussion with Maurice Cox, Detroit’s director of planning and development and City-County Councilor Vop Osili, AIA about how design can shape the built environment with a focus on equitable access to opportunity.

JULY / Road Trip WorthyAIA Indy and CSI Indianapolis mem-bers got a rare look into the design of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Carmel.

AUGUST / Design ManiacsMemphis architect Barry Alan Yoakum,FAIA, of archimania visited Indy to discuss lessons he learned in realiz-ing high-performance design. Plus, members and sponsors hit the links at Prairie View Golf Club for the annual golf outing.

SEPTEMBER / Home TourResidential architects and homeown-ers took AIA Indy behind the scenes of the Architects’ Home Tour in advance of the popular annual event, which featured five homes in India-napolis and Zionsville. Donna Sink, AIA, of Rowland Design moderated the discussion.

OCTOBER / A Lesson in HistoryArchitectural historian Jim Glass of Historic Preservation & Heritage Consulting, presented a talk about

Architecture in Mexico, which was sponsored by Brandt Construction.

NOVEMBER / Design SpotlightAIA Indy hosted Rick Joy, FAIA, to talk about his Tucson studio and recent work. Urban designer Tom Gallagher of RATIO talked about the importance of walkable cities during the annual City-County Council Reception.

DECEMBER / Celebrating the SeasonIt’s become an annual tradition to wrapup the year with a soiree at Spohn. After a program about Open Air Steel Structures by Brad Fritz of CEAS+, AIA Indy celebrated with networking, awards and a bourbon tasting.

Something to Talk About Every Month of 2019

There’s nothing better than good conversation—extra points if you learn something along the way. Here’s a brief look back at AIA Indianapolis’s lectures, tours, discussions, and events that made 2019 special.

EXECUTIVE BOARDPresident / Rob Proctor, AIAVice-president / Lora Teagarden, AIATreasurer / Brandon Farley, AIASecretary / Patrick KestnerEx Officio / Jeremy Welu, AIA

DIRECTORSArchitects’ Home Tour / Ashley Thornberry, AIA Committee On The Environment / Joe Young, AIAGolf Outing / Steve Savoie, AIAHistoric Preservation / Jim Kienle, FAIAIndiana High School Design Competition / Brandon Farley, AIAPrograms / Andrew Fries AIAPublic Relations / Paul Reynolds, AIAUrban Design / Antone Sgro, AIA

Excellence Awards / Joseph Barnes, AIA / Geoffrey Desmit, AIAYoung Architects Forum / Marlee Brabin, AIA

DELEGATESD. Blake Wagner, AIAJoseph Barnes, AIAJason Larrison, AIA

LIAISONSAmerican Society of Landscape Architects / Sarah EvansAmerican Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers / Eric Broemel / Andrew CheungBall State University College of Architecture and Planning / Justin Ferguson, AIA

City of Indianapolis / Kate Warpool, AIAConstruction Specifications Institute / David Young, AIAPeople for Urban Progress / Donna Sink, AIAUrban Land Institute / Holly BoltonU.S. Green Building Council / Anna Waggoner

EXECUTIVE DIRECTORJason Shelley, Hon. AIA

MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENTKim Shelley

YEAR IN REVIEWEditor / Laura MusallGraphic Design / Commercial Artisan

AIA Indianapolis 2019 Board and Executive Committee

PLATINUM LEVELRepro Graphix Inc.

GOLD LEVELIntegrity One Technologies, Inc.

SILVER LEVELONI Risk PartnersSpohn Associates, Inc.

BRONZE LEVELBarnes & ThornburgBlueWater TechnologiesBrandt Construction, Inc.BrowningConference Technologies, Inc.Drewry Simmons Vornehm, LLPIndiana Brick CompanyHeapy EngineeringLIGHTsourceLynch, Harrison & Brumleve, Inc.McComb Window & Door Company, Inc./ Pella Windows & DoorsPatterson-Horth, Inc.Pile CPAsR.E. Dimond and AssociatesReitano Design GroupRoss & BaruzziniRTM Consultants, Inc.Servant HRSomerset CPAs, P.C.Specified Lighting SystemsWalkerHughes Benefits

ALLIED LEVELACS SignsAllegionAdvanced Cabinet SystemsApplied Engineering Services, Inc.Arsee EngineersBaSteel Perimeter Systemsbo-mar Industries, Inc.C & T Design and Equipment Co.CAD-Vantage, Inc.CE Solutions, Inc.CIRCLE DESIGN GROUP/enverity engineeringCivil & Environmental Consultants, Inc.Commercial Office EnvironmentsCrestcom InternationalDME Elevators & LiftsEngage Building ProductsESL-Spectrum, Inc.Executive Elevator CompanyFour Point DesignMichael Firsich Architectural + Interior PhotographySusan Fleck PhotographyHanley WoodHaverstick DesignsHitchcock Design GroupInsperityInternational Masonry InstituteJPS Consulting Engineers, LLCJack Laurie GroupL. Thorn CompanyKetchum & Walton Co.Lawson Elser, Inc.

Loftus Engineering, Inc.Midwest AssociatesMillies Engineering GroupO’Malia’s LivingOfficeWorksPatriot Engineering and Environmental, Inc.Quality ConnectionRJE Business Interiors + DIRTT Environmental SolutionsThe Schneider CorporationSME Inc.The Sherwin-Williams CompanyStandard Aquatics and Recreation, LLCStrategus, LLCTaylor Bros. Construction Co., Inc.Wayne Dalton Garage DoorsWildan, Contractor for Duke EnergyF.A. Wilhelm Construction Company

2019 AIA Indiana / AIA Indianapolis Sponsors

AIA INDIANAPOLIS / A section of the Indiana Chapter of the American Institute of Architects115 West Washington Street, Suite 955 South, Indianapolis, Indiana 46204aiaindiana.org / 317 634 6993

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