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contents

WMR HistoryChronology of Past WMR Offi cers

Western Mountain Region Senior Director2008 WMR Board

Mission StatementHistory of the College of Fellows

History of Recognition: The Honor AwardsJason Pettigrew Scholarship

50th anniversary logo competitionHistory of Recognition: The Design Awards

2005 Design Award Winners2006 Design Award Winners2007 Design Award Winners2008 Design Award Winners

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A History of the WMR...


1959 Western Mountain Region Established

From it’s inception in 1857 until 1892, the American Institute of Architects had no chapters or components located within the Western Mountain Region. In 1892 the Colorado Chapter of the AIA was the fi rst component to be established within the current boundaries of the Western Mountain Region (Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming).

By 1900 there were two fellows from the Colorado Chapter. They were Robert S. Roeschlaub of Denver (elevated to fellowship in 1900 – one of only three that year) and Francis W. Cooper of Pueblo, Colorado, who was automatically made a “fellow” when the Western Association of Architects merged with the AIA in 1889. The only other fellow in the region at the time was J. S. Mathews of Cheyenne who was elevated to fellowship in the WAA in 1886

and, consequently, by the AIA in 1889. For the next forty years, no other WMR member was elevated to fellowship. In 1940, Robert K. Fuller of Denver and Walter Ellsworth Ware of Salt Lake City were elected to the College of Fellows. In the following 15 years, only Burnham Hoyt (1949) of Denver was elevated to Fellowship from the region.

By 1910, the Colorado Chapter had grown to a total of a total of 48 members. In 1913, the states of Wyoming and New Mexico were included as components of the Colorado Chapter and, in 1916, Utah was added. Also in 1916, Nevada was assigned to the existing San Francisco Chapter, a chapter since 1881. At the same time (1916), Arizona was part of the Southern California Chapter. Five years later (1921), Utah established an independent 10

By: Phillip H. Gerou, FAIA / Evergreen, Colorado / 1998

W e s t e r n M o u t n a i n R e g i o nA m e r i c a n I n s t i t u t e o f A r c h i t e c t s

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chapter, which included the state of Utah and a number of counties in southern Idaho; the total membership was 15.

Regional Districts appear at least as early as 1922 when, on June 4, at the National Executive Committee meeting, the regions were numbered with Region 8 including Washington, Montana, Oregon, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah and Alaska. At that time, Colorado was included in Region 6 and New Mexico in Region 9. Five years later, at the National Board Meeting (30 November 1927), Region 8 was re-designated the Western Mountain District and included all the states from the former Region 8. Colorado was still part of Region 6 and New Mexico remained in Region 9. In 1929, the San Francisco Chapter was renamed the Northern California Chapter but still incorporated all of Nevada.

In 1937, Arizona separated from the Southern California Chapter to establish an independent state organization. Wyoming and New Mexico both separated from the Colorado Chapter in 1947 to form independent state organizations. The Districts/Regions were renamed and reapportioned in July of 1959 forming the current six-state Western Mountain Region.The WMR has had two national presidents, Raymond J. Ashton, FAIA, of Salt Lake City in 1943 and John D. Anderson, FAIA of Denver in 2001. For a full list of all national offi ces held by WMR members, see WMR Awards and Offi cers.


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A History of Leadership...


Prior to 1980, WMR had only one director; the dates below refer to December of 76’ to December of 79’, ect. – a three year term.

1958-1961Fred Porter (WY)

1961–1964R. Lloyd Snedaker, d. (UT) 1964–1967James Hunter, d. (CO)

1967-1970Sydney Little, d. (AZ)

1970–1973Max Flatow (NM)

1973-1976Robert Fielden (NV)

1976–1979 Gerald Clark (AZ)

1980 - 1981John Rogers (CO) WMR Senior Director Tom Muths, d. (WY) Junior Director

WMR Presidents Commission Chairs (1982-1994)

1982Tom Muths, d. (WY) WMR Senior Director Phil Dinsmore, d. (AZ)) Junior Director Dave Daileda (NV) (CO) Regional SecretaryFred Hynek (WY) Regional Treasure

1983Phil Dinsmore, d. (AZ) WMR Senior Director Bill Muchow, d. (CO) Junior Director Dave Daileda (NV) (CO) Regional SecretaryFred Hynek (WY) Regional TreasureDave Hasse, WMR Pres. Comm. Chair

1984Phil Dinsmore, d. (AZ) WMR Senior Director Bill Muchow, d. (CO) Junior Director John Prosser (CO) Regional SecretaryFred Hynek (WY) Regional TreasureDave Daileda (NV) WMR Pres. Comm. Chair

1985Bill Muchow, d. (CO) WMR Senior Director Dave Daileda (NV) Junior Director John Prosser (CO) Regional SecretaryFred Hynek (WY) Regional TreasureRoger Baalman (WY) WMR Pres. Comm. Chair

1986Dave Daileda (NV) WMR Senior Director Greg Franta (CO) Junior Director Penny Posedly (AZ) Regional SecretaryFred Hynek (WY) Regional TreasureNeil Stowe (UT) WMR Pres. Comm. Chair

1987Dave Daileda (NV) WMR Senior Director Greg Franta (CO) Junior Director Penny Posedly (AZ) Regional SecretaryDon Schlegel (NM) Regional TreasureChris Hard (WY) WMR Pres. Comm. Chair

Chronolgy of Past WMR Offi cers

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2003Brad Schultz (NV) WMR Senior Director Randy Byers (WY) Junior Director Ned White (CO) Regional SecretaryRick Bright (AZ) Regional TreasureRobin Treston(NV/AZ) Regional Associate DirectorRandy Lavigne (NV) CACE Representative

2004Randy Byers (WY) WMR Senior Director Glenn Fellows (NM) Junior Director Steve Loos, (CO) Regional SecretaryRick Bright (AZ) Regional TreasureRobin Treston(NV/AZ) Regional Associate DirectorCecilia Portal (NM) CACE Representative

2005Randy Byers (WY) WMR Senior Director Glenn Fellows, (NM) Junior Director Steve Loos, (CO) Regional SecretaryJohn Padilla, (NM) Regional TreasureRonnie DiCappo Regional Associate DirectorCecilia Portal (NM) CACE Representative

2006Glenn Fellows, (NM) WMR Senior Director Steve Loos, (CO) Junior Director Chris Green, (CO) Regional SecretaryJohn Padilla, (NM) Regional TreasureJered Minter, (CO) Regional Associate DirectorTina Litteral, (AZ) CACE Representative

2007Stephen K. Loos, (CO) WMR Senior Director John Padilla, (NM) Junior Director Chris Green, (CO) Regional SecretaryJohn Alejandro, (NM) Regional TreasureMatt Howell, (CO) Regional Associate DirectorTina Litteral, (AZ) CACE Representative

1988Greg Franta (CO) WMR Senior Director Jess Holmes Junior Director Phil Gerou (CO) Regional SecretaryDon Schlegel (NM) Regional TreasureChris Hard (WY) WMR Pres. Comm. Chair

1993Mike Stransky (UT) WMR Senior Director Phil Gerou (CO) Junior Director Gabor Lorant Junior Director Pat Rehse (AZ) Regional SecretaryMarvin Sparn (CO) Regional TreasureDoug Whitneybell (AZ) WMR Pres. Comm. Chair

1994Phil Gerou (CO) WMR Senior Director Pat Rehse (AZ) Junior Director Doug Whitneybell (AZ) Regional SecretaryMarvin Sparn (CO) Regional TreasureJohn Rogers (CO) WMR Pres. Comm. Chair

1995Pat Rehse (AZ) WMR Senior Director John Anderson (CO) Junior Director Doug Whitneybell (AZ) Regional SecretaryWilliam Miller (UT) Regional Treasure

1996Pat Rehse (AZ) WMR Senior Director John Anderson (CO) Junior Director Barry Smith (UT) Regional SecretaryWilliam Miller (UT) Regional TreasureElizabeth Mitchell (UT) CACE Representative

1997 John Anderson (CO) WMR Senior Director Terry Brown (NM) Junior Director Barry Smith (UT) Regional SecretaryDino Sakellar (AZ) Regional TreasureElizabeth Mitchell (UT) CACE Representative

1998Terry Brown (NM) WMR Senior Director Marvin Sparn (CO) Junior Director Wayne Silberschlag (AZ) Regional SecretaryDino Sakellar (AZ) Regional TreasureTina Gobbel (AZ) CACE Representative

1999Terry Brown (NM) WMR Senior Director Marvin Sparn (CO) Junior Director Wayne Silberschlag (AZ) Regional SecretaryRandy Byers (WY) Regional TreasureTina Gobbel (AZ) CACE Representative

2000Marvin Sparn (CO) WMR Senior Director Wayne Silberschlag (AZ) Junior Director Dennis Humphries (CO) Regional SecretaryRandy Byers (WY) Regional TreasureJoe Jackson (CO) CACE Representative

2001Wayne Silberschlag (AZ) WMR Senior Director Brad Schultz (NV) Junior Director Dennis Humphries (CO) Regional SecretaryRandy Byers (WY) Regional TreasureJoe Jackson (CO) CACE RepresentativeRegional Associate Director

Prior to 2002 there were no Associate Directors

2002Wayne Silberschlag (AZ) WMR Senior Director Brad Schultz (NV) Junior Director White (WY) Regional SecretaryRandy Byers (WY) Regional TreasureJason Pettigrew (CO) Regional Associate DirectorRandy Lavigne (NV) CACE Representative


Stephen K. Loos, AIA (CO) WMR Senior Director

2008 Western Mountain Region Senior Director

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“John and I have the privilege and the pleasure of representing more than 3,000 AIA Architect members in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming on the AIA National Board of Directors. As we close out our celebration of the Institute’s Sesquicentennial Year, we look forward to our own celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Western Mountain Region next year. Once again, the New Year fi nds us energized and excited by the future prospects of our Institute and our Region and look forward to working with you in the coming year.”

Stephen K. Loos,AIA WMR Senior Director


2008 Western Mountain Region Executive Committee

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John Alejandro, AIA (NM) Regional Treasurer

John Padilla, AIA (NM) Junior Director

Stephen K Loos, AIA (CO) WMR Senior Director

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Michelle Gerchick, Assoc AIA (AZ) Regional Associate Director

Steve Lichtenberger, AIA (AZ)Regional Secretary

Elizabeth Mitchell, Hon. AIA (UT) CACE Representative


“The American Institute of Architects is THE voice of the architectural profession and THE resource for its members in service to society.”

Missionl l

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A History of the WMR Fellows...

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History of the College of Fellows

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“An idea is salvation by the imagination.”

Frank Lloyd Wright

the Honor Awards

A History of Recognition...

29

l AIA Western Mountain Region 50th Anniversary lWMR Silver Medal

21Silver Medal Honor Awards have been given out, since 1979, when it was established. The Silver Medal recognizes an individual who has made signifi cant contributions to the institute, profession and the citizens of the Western Mountain Region, their community, and who ahs transcended local boundaries in making these contributions.

30

Honor Award

1979Walter Zick, AIA

Las Vegas, Nevada

George Sprinkle, FAIA Phoenix, Arizona

1980 DeVon Carlson, FAIA

Boulder, Colorado

Van Dorn Hooker, AIA Albuquerque, New Mexico

(no records exist of the 1981 & 1982 recipients)

1983 George C. Pearl, FAIA

Albuquerque, New Mexico

1984 John Anderson, FAIA

Denver, Colorado

1986 Art Brown, FAIA Tucson, Arizona

1987 Robert L. Bliss, AIA

Salt Lake City, Utah1994

John B. Rogers, FAIA Denver, Colorado

1995 Cab Childress, FAIA Denver, Colorado

Fredric Benedict, FAIA Aspen, Colorado

1996 Les Wallach, FAIA Tucson, Arizona

1997 Jack Debartolo, FAIA

Tucson, Arizona

1998 Robert Fielden, FAIA Las Vegas, Nevada

1999 Pat Rehse, FAIA Phoenix, Arizona

2000 TerryBrown,FAIA

Albuquerque, New Mexico2001

Marvin Sparn,FAIA Boulder, Colorado

2002 Phillip H. Gerou, FAIA

Denver, Colorado

2003 Michael Stransky, FAIA

Salt Lake City, Utah

2005 Bradley Schulz, AIA Las Vegas, Nevada

2007 Dennis Humphries, AIA

Denver, Colorado

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21Firm of the Year Awards have been given out, since 1979, when it was established. This award recognizes the continuing collaboration among individuals in a fi rm who have produced distinguished architecture over a period of at least 10 years, and have made signifi cant contributions to the institute, the profession and their community, and have transcended their local boundaries in making these contributions.

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ral Firm of the Year

1980W. C. Muchow

Denver,Colorado

1983Sink, Combs

Denver, Colorado

1984 Everett, Ziegel Tumpes

Boulder, Colorado

1985 Lamar Kelsey, AIA

Colorado Springs, Colorado

1986 Anderson, Mason, Dale

Denver, Colorado

1987Brixen & Christopher Salt Lake City, Utah

1988FFKR


1993Westwork Architects


1993Westwork Architects


1994Harry Teague Architects

Aspen, Colorado

1995Cottle Graybeal Yaw

Aspen, Colorado

1996Fentress/Bradburn Denver, Colorado

1997Michael Brendle Architects

Denver, Colorado

1998Tate & Snyder Architects

Las Vegas, Nevada

1999Line & Space

Tucson, Arizona

2000OZ Architecture

Denver, Colorado

2001RNL Architects

Denver, Colorado

2002Dekker, Perich, Holmes,Sabatini

Nevada & New Mexico

2003Aller Lingle Associates Ft. Collins, Colorado

2004JMA Architects, Inc.Las Vegas, Nevada

2005Orcutt/Winslow Partnership

Phoenix, Arizona

2007David Owen Tryba Architects

Denver, Colorado

2008Humphries Poli Architects, P.C.

Denver, Colorado

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WMR Awards of Distinction have been given out, since 1979, when it was established. This award recognizes those individuals and organizations outside the AIA membership category of Architect, who have recorded, illustrated or contributed to a better understanding and interpretation of awareness in the Western Mountain Region.

WMR Award

1934

of Distinction

1980Dr.Bainbridge Bunting


Dr. Myra Jenkins Salt Lake City, Utah

Dana Crawford Denver, Colorado

1983Joe Shoemaker

Utah Heritage Foundation

1984RTD

Denver, Colorado

1986Rosalie Merzbach Daily Journal,

Denver, Colorado

1994Amory Lovins

Aspen, Colorado

1996Kathleen BrookerDenver, Colorado

Brent DavisTucson, Arizona

1997Adele W. Weiler


Thomas J. NoelDenver, Colorado

1998Nore V. Winter

Boulder, Colorado

Mary Lou Makepeace, MayorColorado Springs, Colorado

1999Lou Wynn

Colorado Springs, Colorado

2000Design&Planning CenterUniversity of New Mexico

2001Tina Gobbel AIA Phoenix, Arizona

2003Randy Lavigne AIA Las Vegas, Nevada

Susan Barnes-GeltDenver, Colorado

2007Mayor John Hickenlooper

Denver, Colorado

2008Stephen A. Goldsmith


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5Young Architect Awards have been given out since it was established in 2003.To recognize those individuals, who at an early stage in their architectural career, have shown exceptional leadership in design, education and/or service to the profession.

WMR Young 36

A rchitect Award 37

2003Maria Cole

Denver, Colorado

2004Eric Strain, AIA

Las Vegas, Nevada

2005Soren Simonsen, AIA Salt Lake City, Utah

2006Scott Rodwin

Boulder, Colorado

2007Tania S. Salgado, AIA LEED AP

Denver, Colorado

2007Michael A. Del Gatto, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP

Las Vegas, Nevada


3“25 Year” Awards have been given out since it was established in 2003.This award recognizes the built structure that has most infl uenced design and lifestyle in the Western Mountain region.

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Ye ar Award

2003Las Vegas High School

Las Vegas, NV

2005Denver Art Museum

Denver, CO

200716th Street Mall

Denver, CO

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l AIA Western Mountain Region 50th Anniversary l Jason Pettigrew Mem

9“Jason Pettigrew Memorial ARE Scholarship” Awards have been given out since it was established.This scholarship has been awarded to diverse and unique individuals across the United States.

The AIA National Associates Committee established the scholarship fund to remember their friend and colleague, Jason Pettigrew, Assoc. AIA.

Jason dedicated much of his time with the AIA towards the development and growth of others and a commitment to community service. He touched the lives of everyone around him through his selfl ess service which included not only leadership roles locally, and with AIA Colorado, but through his national service as well. His signifi cant contributions include assisting in the formation of the NAC through service on the fi rst NAC Executive Committee, serving multiple years as Representative to the IDP Coordinating Committee, and most recently through his contributions towards the development of the Emerging Professional’s Companion released in 2004.

As noted by Ana Guerra, Assoc. AIA, current Associate director on the AIA Executive Committee and past NAC chair: “Jason Pettigrew was committed to the future of the profession and kept all of our heads turned in the right direction toward progress. He was an architecture intern’s strongest advocate on many fronts and created conversations for all of the profession to work as one.”

2006Rebecca Brunt,

Assoc. AIA

2007Catherine Grace Rumbley,

Assoc. AIA

Emmanuel Ramirez Quiñones, Assoc. AIA

2008Vasso Kampti,

Assoc. AIA

Karen Lesney, Assoc. AIA

Joshua Lloyd, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP

Dalimar Martinez-Carreras, Assoc. AIA

Paul Pascarelli, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP

Jason Dale Pierce, Assoc. AIA

41orial ARE Scholarship

l AIA Western Mountain Region 50th Anniversary l50th anniversary

Competition Criteria:

The design must include “aia, wmr, 50”, the identity can be text-based, logo • or any combination of these and other graphic formats. it must be easily recognizable and text should be easy to read

The design must be able to be printed in black and white, and in full color (2 • color max)

The size must be adjustable from very small to large it must be possible to use • on screen: internet, CD-ROM, TV , video and banners; on paper: in newspaper print, letterhead, cards, advertisements, posters; and on textile: hats, t-shirts, sweaters or various gadgets (pins, pens etc)

“aia western mountain region50th anniversary logo competition”

Winner Michael Vinh AIA, LEED AP

Michael Vinh is a Senior Architectural Designer at Steelman Partners in Las Vegas, Nevada. Michael received his undergraduate architecture degree at the University of Virginia and a Master in Architecture from Harvard University. Prior to joining Steelman Partners, Michael has contributed to a number of internationally signifi cant projects while working in the offi ces of Richard Meier & Partners in New York and later as an Associate with Gensler in Los Angeles. Since joining Steelman Partners in 2006, Michael’s work has centered on establishing the architectural design vision of a project through an advanced study of program, context, building systems and form.

Michael’s work has been widely printed in professional publications including Architectural Record, and The Architectural Review. His projects have received numerous awards including Awards of Design Excellence from AIA chapters in Nevada and California. He is involved with the development of future professionals through IDP mentorship and has served as a guest critic at the University of Southern California, the Boston Architectural Center and University of Nevada Las Vegas.

logo competition


the Design Awards

A History of Recognition...

45


2005 H

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Architect: Richärd+Bauer Architects, llcLocation : Phoenix, Arizona

Desert Broom Library

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2005 M

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Architect: Cotera + Reed ArchitectsAntoine Predock Architect PC

Location: Austin, Texas

Architect: Rob Paulus ArchitectLocation: Tuscon, Arizona

Austin City Hall

Architect: Antoine Predock Architect PCLocation: Albany, Georgia

Flint Riverquarium Ice House Lofts

l 2005 Design Awards . Merit Awards l49


Architect: David Heymann, Laura Miller, andMichael Underhill

Location: Ames, Iowa

Architect: Eric Logan, AIALocation : Wilson, Wyoming

Stanwood Oakwood Road Church

Architect: Richärd+Bauer Architects, llcLocation: Tuscon, Arizona

Quincie Douglas Library

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Architect: Design Build BLUFF/College of Architecture & Planning, University of Utah / Hank Louis AIA

Rosie Joe House


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Architect: Richärd+Bauer Architects, llc Architect: Rob Paulus Architect, Ltd.Architect: GouldEvans Associates

Arizona State University East Student Union Barrio MetalicoArabian Library

l 2005 Design Awards . Citation Awards l53


Architect: GouldEvans + Lord Aeck Sargent

Architect: Stephan Dynia Architects PCArchitect: Jones Studio, Inc.

Hunt ResidenceBiodesign Institute @ Arizona State University House of Five Dreams

54

Architect: Jones Studio, Inc. Architect: Tate Snyder Kimsey Architects

Lattie F. Coor Hall

Architect: Will Bruder Architects, Ltd.

Loloma 5 Regional Animal Campus



Architect: VCBO Architecture

Soldier Hollow Gold Course Clubhouse

Architect: Anderson Mason Dale Architects

The Tube At Georgia Bar

56


“Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex...It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction.”

Albert Einstein

59


Architect: Blank Studio, Inc.Location : Phoenix, Arizona

Xeros Residence2006 H

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Architect: Richärd+Bauer Architects, llcLocation: Phoenix, Arizona

Architect: Jones Studio, Inc.Location : Phoenix, Arizona

Arizona State University Interdisciplinary Science & Technology Building 2

Arizona State University Interdisciplinary Science & Technology Building 3

University of Arizona Meinel Optical Sciences Building

Architect: Richärd+Bauer Architects, llcLocation: Phoenix, Arizona



2006 M

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The Field House

Architect: Wendell Burnette ArchitectsLocation: Phoenix, Arizona

Architect: Circle West Archtiects, PC.Location : Phoenix, Arizona

The Duke

Architect: GouldEvans Associates & Wendell Burnette Architects

Location: Phoenix, Arizona

Palo Verde Library & Maryvale Community Center



2006 C

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UN Remote Security Facility

Architect: Mark Harris Architect, AIALocation: Colorado

Architect: Antoine Predock Architects, PCLocation : Albuquerque, New Mexico

National Palace Museum

Architect: SmithGroupLocation: Phoenix, Arizona

US Arid Land Agricultural Research Facility



Architect: DeBartolo ArchitectsLocation: Yuma, Arizona

Architect: Allen + Philp ArchitectsLocation : Phoenix, arizona

Architect: Jon Anderson ArchitectLocation: Albuquerque, New Mexico

Stone Ridge Church Hotel Valley Ho Sandia Mini Cooper Dealership

66

l 2006 Design Awards . Citation Awards l


“A great building must begin with the unmeasurable, must go through measurable means when it is being designed and in the end must be unmeasurable.”

Louis Kahn

69


2007 H

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Lost Dog Wash Trailhead

Architect: Weddle Gilmore ArchitectsLocation: Tempe, Arizona

Prayer Pavilion of Light

Architect: DeBartolo ArchitectsLocation: Phoenix, Arizona

Architect: Turnbull, Griffi n, & Haesloop ArchitectsLocation : Jackson County, Colorado

Conor Creek Ranch House



2007 H

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Architect: Stephan Dynia Architects & Carney Architects

Location: Jackson, Wyoming

Performing Arts Pavilion @ the Jackson Hole Center Hyatt Regency Denver

Architect: Klipp/Brennan Beer Gorman Architects joint venture

Location: Albuquerque, New Mexico



The Blue Rondo

Architect: RNLLocation: Denver, Colorado

m:BOX

Architect: aSSEMBLAGE sTUDIOLocation : Henderson, Nevada

Miramonte Residence

Architect: DeBartolo Architects Ltd.Location: Phoenix, Arizona

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Rincon Mountain Residence

Architect: Design Build CollaborativeLocation: Tuscon, Arizona

Private Residence

Architect: Rhode May Keller McNamarra ArchitectsLocation: Albuquerque, New Mexico

Architect: Line & SpaceLocation : Phoenix, Arizona

Cesar Chavez Library



2007 C

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N

theCOMPOUND

Architect: aSSEMBLAGE sTUDIOLocation: Henderson, Nevada

Architect: Diamond and Schmitt architects, Inc. & Studiowest Architects, Inc. (joint venture)

Location : Phoenix, Arizona

Los Alamos Civic Center



One Cental Park East

Architect: SmithGroup, Inc.Location: Phoenix, Arizona

Landsource Tempe

Architect: Circle West Architects, P.C.Location : Tempe, Arizona

New Fork Social Club Residence

Architect: Carney ArchitectsLocation: Jackson, Wyoming

78

Earl’s Silo

Architect: Gigaplex, Inc.Location: Park City, Utah

#6 Water Song Lane

Architect: Shepherd Resources, Inc.Location: Avon, Colorado

Architect: Carney ArchitectsLocation : Jackson, Wyoming

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Architect: SmithGroup Location: Phoenix, Arizona

Arcadia Historical Museum

Architect: Sparano + Mooney ArchitectureLocation : Salt Lake City, Utah

Architect: Fentress Bradbum Architects, Ltd.Location: Denver, Colorado

Arizona Biomedical Collaborative Colorado Convention Center Expansion

80

Lakes Residence

Architect: ArchitektonLocation: Tempe, Arizona

Architect: Rob Paulus Architect, Ltd.Location : Tuscon, Arizona

Silverado FlatsSea-Tac Central Terminal Expansion

Architect: Fentress Bradbum Architects, Ltd.Location: Seatle, Washington



“Architecture arouses sentiments in man. The architect’s task therefore, is to make those sentiments more precise.”

Adolf Loos

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2008 H

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Architect: Westlake Reed LeskoskyLocation : Cleveland, Ohio

Cleveland State University Fine and Visual Arts Facility

Architect: Blank Studio, Inc.Location : Phoenix, Arizona

Social Condenser for Superior, Arizona

Architect: Circle West Architects, P.C.Location : Scottsdale, Arizona

Desert House Arabian Branch Library

Architect: Richärd+Bauer ArchitectsLocation: Scottsdale, Arizona



2008 M

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Architect: Carney ArchitectsLocation: Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Architect: Westlake Reed LeskoskyLocation : Phoenix, Arizona

Laurence S. Rockefeller Preserve Balboa Theatre Betty H. Fairfax High School

Architect: DLR GroupLocation: Denver, Colorado



Architect: SmithGroup, Inc. Location: Phoenix, Arizona

Architect: Rob Paulus Architect, Ltd.Location : Tuscon, Arizona

Architect: Carney ArchitectsLocation: Denver, Colorado

IndigoMODERN Papago Gateway Center Queens Lane Wine Silo

88

The College of Architecture & Landscape Architecture

Architect: Jones Studio Inc.Location: Tuscon, Arizona

Architect: Weddle Gilmore ArchitectsLocation : Scottsdale, Arizona

McDowell Mountain Ranch Aquatic CenterUniversity of ArizonaRoy P. Drachman Hall

Architect: SmithGroup, Inc. Location: Phoenix, Arizona



Architect: Mark Roddy, AIA + Caren Roddy, AIA

Colegio Americano de Puebla

Architect: Anderson Mason Dale Architectsin association with Idea Asociados de Mexico

Location : Puebla, Mexico

Architect: ARCHITEKTONLocation: Chandler, Arizona

The Can House Ironwood Hall

90

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