Archived Awards/Honors

Four from Seattle Elevated to College of Fellows in 2008

 

March 4, 2008

The American Institute of Architects has announced the election to the AIA College of Fellows of four architects nominated by AIA Seattle. Election to the College recognizes achievements of national significance in advancing the profession. Among 116 individuals advanced in 2008, the Jury of Fellows selected these four AIA Seattle nominees:

Jim Brinkley FAIA
Craig Curtis FAIA
Mary Johnston FAIA
Richard Wagner FAIA

Emerging Voices

2001 AIA Seattle Honor Awards for Washington Architecture
October 2001
AIA Seattle Gallery

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A running digital slide show on dual plasma screens presents over 170 projects submitted for this year's Honor Awards. Come by the AIA Seattle office for this special preview!

AIA 2007 Honor Awards

Credits+Comments
For information: Marga Rose Hancock Hon. AIA
posted November 8, 2005
About the Honor Awards selections

Honor Award (1):
SCHUCHART RESIDENCE
Suyama Peterson Deguchi
Design Team: George Suyama FAIA, Chris Haddad, Jeff King, John Phillips

Honors and Awards Archive

AIA Seattle Honors Rosters:
* AIA Seattle Medallists 1984-
* AIA Seattle Honorary Members
* AIA Seattle Allied Organization Award 1993-
* AIA Seattle Community Service Award 2001-
* AIA Seattle Presidents 1894-

AIA Seattle Honors:

Denice Johnson Hunt AIA AIA Seattle President 1995-96 August 14, 1948 - December 25, 1997

Archives of AIA Seattle Presidents: Denice Johnson Hunt AIA

Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Denice Johnson completed architecture studies at Tufts and MIT in 1976. She married John Hunt, also an architect, in 1978, and they made their home, with son Collin and daughter Julian, in Seattle.

Honors Archive: AIA Seattle President 2003-04 Kristen M. Scott AIA

Curator: Marga Rose Hancock Hon. AIA

Kristen M. Scott AIA (BA Psychology, MArch UW), a principal at Weber + Thompson since 1996, served as AIA Seattle President during a year of special success, as noted in the AIA Seattle Annual Report she presented at the Annual Meeting.

The AIA Seattle Medal

The AIA Seattle Medal, the highest award that AIA Seattle can confer on one of its own Members, recognizes distinguished lifetime achievement in architecture including design and professional practice and service to the profession, the community, education, and the arts, or any combination of these. AIA Seattle first gave the Medal in 1984 to Paul Hayden Kirk FAIA and Paul Thiry FAIA.

Steven N. Arai AIA, AICP 9/3/46 - 12/27/06 AIA Seattle President 2001-02

Archives: AIA Seattle Presidents
Posted January 10, 2006

The Pacific Northwest architectural community lost an exceptional leader with the recent death of Steve Arai. His active professionalism, passionate community service and philosophy of inclusiveness will be deeply missed.