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Administration, Members, and Sponsors Administration, Members, and Sponsors membership and sponsors 1 2 3 ADMINISTRATION FELLOWS Peter B. Trippi NATIONAL STAFF PROFESSIONAL MEMBERS Peter Pennoyer Architects Ken Tate Architect, PA SUSTAINER Steve Bass Simon Verity Executive Project Solutions, LLC Klise Manufacturing Professional BOARD OF DIRECTORS William H. Bates III Eric Watson Paul Gunther, President LATROBE SOCIETY R. D. Rice Construction, Inc. Laczko Studio, Inc. Acanthus Press, LLC Peter Pennoyer, Chairman Martin Brandwein, AIA Carroll William Westfall Henrika Dyck Taylor, Senior Vice President Professional Robert A. M. Stern Architects, LLP Lawrence H. Randolph, Architect AJ.T Architect, PC Mark Ferguson, Vice-Chairman William Brockschmidt Jean Wiart Dell Mitchell Architects, Inc. Schotten Fenster Leonard Porter Studio, LLC Alexandros C. Samaras & Associates, SA Suzanne R. Santry, Secretary Kathleen Casanta Education E. R. Butler & Co. Seaside Community Development Corp. Leonard Woods, Architect Alisberg Parker Architects Electronics Design Group, Inc. Barbara Sallick, Treasurer Stephen T. Chrisman Ryan Greene, Education Programs Associate Sebastian Construction Group Lichten Craig Architects, LLP Alison Crowell Interior Design Elegant Additions, Inc. Marvin Clawson, Fellows President Courtney Coleman CHAPTER PRESIDENTS Richard John, Editor, The Classicist Serendipity Lifescape Associates, Inc. Amalfi Stone & Masonry Hailey Development Group, LLC Andrew Cogar, Chapter Representative Marvin Clawson William Bates III, Charleston Justine Kalb, Coordinator, Grand Central Academy of Art SilverLining Interiors, Inc. Lisa Singleton Amanda Webster Design, Inc. Reilly Windows & Doors Andre Tchelistcheff, Architect Brian Connolly Charles Furman McLarty, Charlotte Anne Wolff Lawson, Registrar, Beaux-Arts Atelier SBD Kitchens, LLC Stern Projects Mark P. Finlay Architects, AIA Marshall G. Allan Timothy Deal Christopher Derrick, Chicago-Midwest Henry Hope Reed, Scholar-in-Residence Tischler und Sohn The Marker Group MATT Construction Andrew Nuzzi Architects, LLC Gary Brewer John Woodrow Kelley David B. Case, Florida Nora Reilly, Education Programs Coordinator Tim Barber, Ltd. - Architecture & Design McCoy Construction Andrew Skurman Architects Susie Case Anthony McConnell Mary Elfreth Watkins, Mid-Atlantic Joy Tomasco, Registrar, Grand Central Academy of Art BENEFACTOR CIRCLE TJS Partners, Inc. Newington-Cropsey Cultural Studies Center Archer & Buchanan Architecture, Ltd. Adele Chatfield-Taylor Michael Mesko John P. Margolis, New England Professional Tradewood Industries, LTD Page Duke Landscape Architects Arnn Gordon Greineder Architecture Jacob Collins Briana Miller Joesph Lucier, Northern California Development & Membership Andrew V. Giambertone & Assoc. Tucker & Marks Parc Monceau Antiques Artistic Painter of Decorative Plaster Jeffrey L. Davis David Rinehart David H. Ellison, Ohio and Lake Erie Stephanie Herold, Director of Annual Giving Architects, PC Vella Interiors Patricia McCarthy Smith Interior Design Mouldings Richard H. Driehaus Gregory Shue Barbara Eberlein, Philadelphia David Ludwig, Membership & Public Programs Associate CoorItalia Vintage Millworks, Inc. Paul Stuart Rankin, Inc. Athalie Derse, Inc. Anne Fairfax Andy Taylor Donald H. Ruggles, Rocky Mountain Kelly E. Price, Membership & Marketing Associate Crown Point Cabinetry Waterworks Peter Cosola, Inc. Austin Patterson Disston Architects, LLC Christine G. H. Franck Seth Joseph Weine Gregory L. Palmer, Southeast Curtis & Windham Architects, Inc. Woolems, Inc. Planning Partners Limited Baltazar Construction, Inc. Ray Gindroz, FAIA Tim Barber, Southern California Finance Geoffrey DeSousa Interior Design Zeluck Inc./Fenestra America Portola Paints & Glazes BAR Architects Historical Concepts William H. Harrison COUNCIL OF ADVISORS Brent Baldwin, Tennessee Randy Acosta, Finance Manager Zepsa Industries Restore Media, LLC Barbara Tattersfield Designs, Inc. Kathryn Herman Robert Adam Russell Windham, Texas Suzette Fulay, Comptroller ZFA Structural Engineers Richard Manion Architecture, Inc. Benchmark Design International, Inc. PATRON Anne Kriken Mann Architects & Planners Michael Bierut Robert Baird, Utah Professional Rockwood Door & Millwork Peter H. Miller DONOR Berndsen Company, Inc. Sarah Blank Allan Greenberg, Architects Eleanor Schapa Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, FAIA Administration current as of September 2011. Professional Bertolini Architectural Works John Blatteau CHAPTER STAFF Alvin Holm, AIA Architects Scofield Historic Lighting R. D. Rice Apex Wood Floors BKSK Architects, LLP Louis Bofferding Bill Richardson, Charleston Atelier AM Scott Group Custom Carpets Alfred Ross Appleton & Associates, Inc. Brekhus Tile & Stone, Inc. Mosette Broderick Elizabeth A. McNicholas, Chicago-Midwest Balmer Architectural Mouldings Shears & Window Gilbert P. Schafer III Architectural Millwork Installation Brian Dittmar Design, Inc. Alexander Creswell Lane Manis, Florida Chadsworth 1-800-COLUMNS Snyder Diamond Suzanne Tucker Architectural Nexus, Inc. BSF Properties, Inc. Elizabeth Dowling Abbi Huntzinger, Mid-Atlantic Charlotte Moss St. Charles of New York Russell Windham BAMO, Inc. Budd Woodwork Inc. Andrés Duany Devon Haynes, Northern California Drake Construction The Green-Wood Cemetery Roy S. Zeluck Barbara Scavullo Design Burdge & Associates Architects, Inc. Nancy W. Green Mary Ann Eves, Philadelphia Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company, LLC Thomas M. Kirchhoff Architect, AIA, PA Bernsohn & Fetner LLC Bush Interiors, Inc. Allan Greenberg Gail Breece, Rocky Mountain Eric J. Smith Architect, PC Thurston / Boyd Interior Design DIRECTORS EMERITI Biglin Architectural Group Calhoun Design and Metalworks, Inc. Eve M. Kahn Danielle Griffin, Southeast Eric Stengel Architecture Todd Alexander Romano, LLC David J. Cohen Black Mountain Construction / Camille Charles Interior Design Robin Karson, LALH Diane Sipos, Southern California Exclusive Cultural Travel Programs Vintage Lumber & Interiors Rodney Mims Cook, Jr. Development Cannon Design Léon Krier Susan Hager, Tennessee Ferguson & Shamamian Architects, LLP Warren Sheets Design, Inc. Alvin Holm, AIA Caccoma Interiors Carbine & Associates, LLC Calder Loth Carolyn Foug, Texas Foster Reeve & Associates, Inc. White River Hardwoods Philip K. Howard Carlisle Wide Plank Floors Carpenter & MacNeille, Architects Michael Lykoudis DeAnn Sadlier, Utah G. P. Schafer Architect, PLLC William Hefner Architecture, Inc. Clem Labine Charles Warren, Architect & Builders, Inc. Sarah Medford Giannetti Architecture & Interiors, Inc. Woodstone Architectural Robert Pirie CJNA Architects Catlin Interiors, Inc Wendy Moonan Haddonstone Windows & Doors Thomas J. Salvatore Clark Construction Corp. Chalet Francis Morrone Hamady Architects Bunny Williams Creative Millwork LLC Charles Luck Stone David Morton Harrison Design Associates - Atlanta Office Decorative Carpets Charter Homes and Neighborhoods Hugh Petter Heather Hilliard Design Decorators Supply Corp. Chestnut Specialists, Inc. Carlos A. Picón Hottenroth & Joseph Architects Distinctive Remodeling Solutions Chris Barrett Design Demetri Porphyrios Hyde Park Mouldings Florian Papp, Inc. Chris Carson, Architect Foster Reeve Ike Kligerman Barkley Architects Fokine Construction Services Chris McNeely House Designs, Inc. Dick Reid Insidesign, Inc. Fondation de Coubertin Christian Rogers Architect Suzanne Rheinstein James Doyle Design Associates, LLC Halper Owens Architects, LLC Christine G. H. Franck, Inc. Jaquelin Robertson Jimenez Custom Painting, Inc. Heartwood Fine Windows and Doors Christine Haught, Ltd. Interior Design Witold Rybczynski John B. Murray Architect, LLC Judith F. Hernstadt Chryssanthou, Inc. Richard Franklin Sammons Jorge G. Loyzaga Arquitecto Hilton-VanderHorn Architects Cindy Grant Architecture, Inc. AIA Edward Schmidt Leeds Custom Design Historical Arts & Casting, Inc. Classic Tile & Mosaic, Inc. Andrew Skurman Les Métalliers Champenois (USA) Interior Management, Inc. Classical Decorative Arts Thomas Gordon Smith Marisa Marcantonio Kais Custom Builders, LLC Clawson Architects, LLC Robert A. M. Stern Mayfair Construction Group, LLC Columbian Model & Exhibit Works, Ltd. Merritt Woodwork Contreras Residential Design Michael G. Imber Architects Cooper, Robertson & Partners Katherine Pasternack 1 2 4 the classicist n o. 9 membership and sponsors 1 2 5 Cornerstone Architectural Precast Griffiths Constructions, Inc. Lundy Flitter Beldecos & Berger, PC Polhemus Savery DaSilva Architects Steichen Interior Design Westye Group Southeast INDIVIDUAL Frank J. Capone Annette English Couture Design Associates, Inc. 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