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Jennifer Rittler, AIA receives AIA Ohio 2020 Emerging Professional Award. Congratulations!
Women in Architecture 2019 Reception
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The AIA Columbus Diversity by Design committee is excited to invite Women in Architecture for food, drinks, and networking at the Center of Architecture on Thursday, May 30th, 2019.
We will be celebrating you and your accomplishments during the reception! Please send your head shot and a photo of your favorite building or a favorite project your worked on to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by May 28.
Thursday, May 30, 2019
5 p.m. - 7 p.m.
The Center for Architecture and Design
50 West Town Street, Suite 110
Columbus, OH 43215
2019 Architecture Awards
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2019 AIA Columbus Architecture Awards Ceremony
The AIA Columbus Chapter's annual Architecture Awards Program recognizes excellence in architectural design by Columbus architects and those within the boundaries of the AIA Columbus Chapter. The program's purpose is to recognize the achievements for a broad range of architectural activity in order to elevate the general quality of architectural practice, establish a standard of excellence against which all architects can measure performance, inform the public of the breadth and value of architectural practice, and to honor the architects, clients and consultants who work together to improve the built environment.
Awards Ceremony, presented by Head Juror Anne Chen, AIA
Thursday, November 7, 2019
Station 67
379 W Broad Street
Columbus, OH 43215
Park in lot next to venue. Parking is $7.
1.0 HSW Learning Unit
$40 | Student
$50 | All AIA and Affiliate Members
$70 | Non-member Guests
$400 | Table of 8
Program:
Cocktail Reception | 5:30 PM
Dinner and Awards Presentation | 6:30 PM
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The AIA Columbus Chapter's annual Architecture Awards Program recognizes excellence in architectural design by Columbus architects, architectural students and those within the boundaries of the AIA Columbus Chapter. The program's purpose is to recognize the achievements for a broad range of architectural activity in order to elevate the general quality of architectural practice, establish a standard of excellence against which all architects and students can measure performance, inform the public of the breadth and value of architectural practice, and to honor the architects, students, clients, and consultants who work together to improve the built environment. Categories Large Project (5,000 sf and over) The Large Project Category is for projects 5,000 square feet and over. It recognizes design excellence for completed architecture executed in projects 5,000 square feet and over, of all types of buildings, restoration, preservation, and adaptive re-use. Small Project (less than 5,000 sf) The Small Project Category is for projects less than 5,000 square feet. It recognizes design excellence for completed architecture executed in projects less than 5,000 square feet, of all types of buildings, restoration, preservation, and adaptive re-use. Interior Architecture The Interior Architecture Category is for completed building interiors. The projects may be large or small in scope and may involve new construction, adaptive re-use, restoration, or preservation/renovation. Innovation in Technology The Innovation in Technology Category is for outstanding examples of how unique applications of technology have been used to improve design, increase efficiency, improve collaboration, or other direct benefit to the design/construction process. Unbuilt Work Unbuilt Work recognizes design excellence in projects scheduled to be built, as well as those that will never be built. Submissions may be commissioned or self-generated, research or speculation. If a project submitted in the unbuilt category wins an AIA Columbus Architecture Award, it may not be submitted in the ‘built work’ category at a later date. Student Work A built or unbuilt project primarily designed by a student. The project cannot be affiliated with an architecture firm. Please review each category for the individual program eligibility and submission requirements here. Schedule For more information, please see call for entries.
Draw & Drink
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Drink and Draw Presented by Diversity x Design
Come draw with us at Dodge Park! With breathtaking views of the river and city skyline, the community park provides 16 acres of recreation space in the citys oldest neighborhood of Franklinton. Revitalization and development projects can be found at every turn, so get inspired to sketch what you see, or envision what could be for our booming city.
Don't forget to bring your sketchbooks! Patrons are invited to sketch after the following basic instruction by Ruth Gless, FAIA, and Aimee Moore. All sketches will be auctioned off to benefit Camp Architecture at the Center for Architecture and Design's Orange Line Exhibit Opening Reception in December.
Follow us at Brewdog Franklinton following the event for a beer with us while you put the finishing touches on your sketches. First round of drinks provided by AIA Columbus.
Thursday, October 3, 2019
5 p.m. - 7 p.m.
Free and everyone is welcome!
Dodge Park
667 Sullivant Avenue
Columbus, OH 43215
Ruth Gless, FAIA Awarded AIA Ohio Mentor Award
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AIA Ohio is honored to recognize Ruth M. Gless, FAIA with an AIA Ohio Mentor Award this year.
As a creator of firm culture and a leader of professional and community advocacy organizations, Ruth M. Gless, FAIA, has always taught and mentored the community, clients, emerging architects, and fellow professionals. Ruth has been a teacher, a firm leader, a community advocate, and a mentor. Her passion for teaching and mentoring, grounded in her earlier career as a classroom teacher, has been the guiding theme of her entire professional life. She has educated community leaders, clients, and fellow professionals. She has created public outreach programs that have elevated the public’s awareness of the importance of architecture; she has taught clients to consider the impact of architecture on the community and the larger environment; and she has created mentoring and professional development programs for both young architects and seasoned professionals.
Ruth Gless is a tireless mentor. She brings an enormous amount of energy and dedication to all that she does. As Ruth says, “Once you’ve been a teacher, you can’t not teach. You’re a teacher for your whole life.” For almost forty years, Ruth Gless has been a teacher, a leader, an advocate—and, in all of those roles, a mentor. At this stage in her career, mentorship is the thing that most matters to her. Helping architects to reach their full potential is the reward, and the obligation, of a work life well lived.
Congratulations!