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PUBLISHED FOR The AIA Baltimore Chapter 100 North Charles Street, Suite P-101 Baltimore, MD 21201 p. 410.625.2585 www.aiabaltimore.org The Baltimore Chapter of The American Institute of Architects (AIA Baltimore) was chartered in 1871 and celebrates 150 years in 2021. AIA Baltimore serves as the voice of the architecture profession in central Maryland. With membership consisting of architects, emerging professionals, educators, and allied THE AMERICAN professional members, AIA Baltimore strives to advance the profession, and demonstrate the value of INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS architecture and design to clients and communities across our region. BALTIMORE CHAPTER 2021 Directory & Resource Guide PUBLISHED BY E&M Consulting, Inc. p. 800.572.0011 www.emconsultinginc.com For information regarding advertising, please contact us at advertising@ emconsultinginc.com or 800.572.0011 x8005. PUBLISHER’S NOTICE: No part of this publication may be copied, reproduced, or transmitted in any other form or by any other means, electronic or mechanical, to any information storage or retrieval system without the expressed written consent of the AIA Baltimore. Any use other than for what it was intended, or reproduction of materials in the publication, must be with written consent of the AIA. While every effort has been made to avoid mistakes in this publication, the publishers, AIA, and their agents assume no liability whatsoever to anyone for any error or omission or for any damages of any kind which may arise from the publication or use of this directory. Please contact the AIA office at 410.625.2585, so that we can make the necessary changes to our database. 4 CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION 6 President’s Message 6 About AIA Baltimore 7 AIA Baltimore Chapter History 8 AIA Baltimore Annual Programs 8 2021 Committee Chairs and Meeting Schedule BOARD OF DIRECTORS 10 2021 Board of Directors 15 Past Presidents 16 Regional Representatives 17 AIA Baltimore Staff SPONSORS AND FOUNDATIONS 18 AIA Baltimore Annual Sponsors 19 College of Fellows 19 The Baltimore Architecture Foundation 20 2020 YEAR IN REVIEW - ANNUAL REPORT 26 AIA CODE OF ETHICS 27 Why You Should Hire an Architect 28 How do you Find the Right Architect? 30 20 Questions to Ask Your Architect 31 The Steps Involved in Design and Construction – What to Expect 32 Selecting an Architect 2019 AIA BALTIMORE AND BAF EXCELLENCE IN DESIGN AWARDS 34 Design Awards Jury 39 Sponsors 40 Design Awards 2020 AIA BALTIMORE AND BAF EXCELLENCE IN DESIGN AWARDS 50 Design Awards Jury 55 Sponsors 56 Design Awards 70 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS 98 ARCHITECTURAL FIRMS 108 ALLIED PROFESSIONALS ADVERTISERS 119 Alphabetical Index of Advertisers AIA Baltimore General Information PRESIDENTS’ MESSAGE On behalf of AIA Baltimore, the Baltimore Architecture Foundation (BAF) and the recently opened Baltimore Center for Architecture & Design, we welcome you to the directory - a resource for architecture and design. Even through a pandemic because of the help of members like you, we are connecting architects and architecture to the people across central Maryland. This directory provides a complete listing of our chapter membership, Board of Directors, Chapter Staff, Committees, and Design Award winners. As we move into 2021, we look forward to co-hosting programs with our six co-tenants in The Center. We will take advantage of our 4,000 SF of visibility, exhibition and meeting space to convene important conversations, show Baltimore in a positive light and use our space to connect virtually and physically. We also plan for a more sustained and impactful relationship between our professional community and our future architects. In 2021, we will also be hosting a year’s long celebration of our 150th birthday. Scott M Walters The Center and our events would not be possible without the ongoing engagement and AIA, LEED AP commitment of our architecture and design community. We hope to see you at an AIA 2020 President, AIA Baltimore Baltimore or a BAF event soon in the new Baltimore Center for Architecture and Design! Thank you, Scott M. Walters, AIA, LEED AP Scott A. McGovern 2020 President, AIA Baltimore 2021 President, AIA Baltimore ABOUT AIA BALTIMORE The Baltimore Chapter of the American Institute of Architects, AIA Baltimore, celebrates its 150th anniversary in 2021. It was founded in 1871 to improve and promote the practice of architecture through continuing education and its code of ethics and professional responsibility. Scott A. McGovern Since its founding, membership and activity in the 2021 President, AIA Baltimore Baltimore Chapter has grown and evolved. Today, the chapter consists of over 1,300 architects, emerging professional and allied members, united to promote the profession in the Baltimore metropolitan area. The chapter’s professional educational programs and outreach efforts have expanded. Committees have multiplied and broadened to provide professional knowledge-sharing and networking focused on specific areas of practice, as well as across disciplines in the design and construction industry, and to offer resources for architects at all career levels. AIA Baltimore strives to demonstrate the value of architecture and design to the public and to communities across our region. 6 2020 - 2021 Directory & Resource Guide General Information AIA BALTIMORE CHAPTER HISTORY The profession of architecture came into being during the third quarter of the 19th century. Before then, the “master builder” — Godefroy, Latrobe, or Mills — or the “carpenter-designer” created buildings. In 1857, the National AIA was founded in New York by Richard Upjohn and others, including E. G. Lind and John Rudolph Niernsee of Baltimore. After the paralysis caused by the Civil War, prominent architects organized local AIA chapters in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and Cincinnati. Founded in 1871, the Baltimore Chapter of The American Institute of Architects is among the oldest in the country. The constitution, written by its founders, stated that “the objects of the chapter are to unite in fellowship the architects of the city, and to combine their efforts so to promote the artistic, scientific and best ethical standards of the profession.” The practitioners and firms composing the early chapter were from two basically different generations of architects as well as architectural styles. Some had studied traditionally at noteworthy European schools; others began as draftsmen in local offices. Together they created an organization capable of facing the future and the 20th century. In recent years, membership and activity in the Baltimore Chapter has grown and evolved. AIA Baltimore has responded to individuals’ professional needs, and to changing architectural practice. Whether promoting the values of the profession with the public, or providing advocacy with Baltimore City, surrounding counties and the Maryland State Assembly, our Chapter has made important achievements on behalf of all fellow members, architects and allied professionals in the region. AIA Baltimore has given rise to two significant organizations: The Neighborhood Design Center — in 1968, and the Baltimore Architecture Foundation — in 1987. We revel in their success and contribution to the quality of the built environment, and to public education and scholarship on Baltimore’s architectural legacy. Recently, the chapter headquarters has moved to One Charles Center for the creation of the Center for Architecture and Design. The Center will be AIA Baltimore and the Baltimore Architecture Foundation’s new headquarters, and will provide collaborative administrative and program space for allied professional industry, advocacy, and education organizations, including Baltimore Heritage, Inc., the Baltimore Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects (Bmore NOMA), the Baltimore Chapter of the Urban Land Institute (ULI Baltimore), the Maryland Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA Maryland), and the Charles Street Development Corporation. The Center will also include flexible program and gallery space, and a small retail space for books on Baltimore architecture. 7 AIA Baltimore General Information AIA BALTIMORE 2021 ANNUAL PROGRAMS COMMITTEE CHAIRS AND • 50-60 Professional Meetings and Educational Programs Each Year • Continuing Education Seminars MEETING • Educational Programs in: AIA Contract Documents, Building Codes and Standards, Building Envelope and Enclosure, Design Excellence, Education SCHEDULE Facilities (K-12), Environment and Sustainability, Equity, Future Architects Resources, Health and Wellness in Design, Historic Resources, Professional We encourage all members to get Practice and Management, Residential Design, Resiliency, and Urban Design involved and join a committee! • Future Architects Resources (FAR) Middle School and High School Outreach Please contact the committee and Career Mentorship, and FAR Scholarship for Community College, chair(s) for information and to Undergraduate and Graduate Students confirm meeting time. • Spring Lecture Series and Design Conversations ALLIED PROFESSIONAL COMMITTEE • Allied Members Programs and Networking meets every 2nd Thursday, 8:30 a.m. • Emerging Professionals Programs and Resources: “Achieving Registration Co-Chair: Chris Lesjak Together” ARE Prep Workshops, Hands-on Masonry Workshop, and other Hillis-Carnes Engineering Associates Materials and Technology Workshops and Tours, Mentorship Program, [email protected] CivicLAB Leadership Development Program, and Annual Photo Contest BUILDING
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