AD HOC: Long Range Planning
Serve as the AIA Charoltte Section representative on a task force to develop a five year plan for the state organization.
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DESIGNATED ACTIVITIES: Membership Programs
Coordinates and implements programs for membership meetings which reinforces the mission of AIA to be the voice of the architecture profession dedicated to three purposes: 1) serving its members, 2) advancing their value and 3) improving the quality of the built environment
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John Kincheloe (Chair)
LS3P
112 South Tryon Street
Suite 200
Charlotte, NC 28284
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(704) 333-6686
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DESIGNATED ACTIVITIES: Nominating Committee
Nominate a slate of officers and directors to be voted on at the November Annual Meeting.
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DESIGNATED ACTIVITIES: Sponsorship
Seeks new sponsors for the current levels of sponsorship: Silver, Gold, and Platinum or contacts potential sponsors for specific events.
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EDUCATION: AIAS
The purpose of the AIAS UNC Charlotte is to engage students in their educatin at the College of Architecture, encourage them to reach out to the profession, and to inform them of the opportunities of involvement that are available to them as students and professionals within the architecture commmunity.
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Alexandria Vann (AIAS President)
UNCC School of Architecture
9201 University City Blvd.
College of Architecture
Charlotte, NC 28223
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EDUCATION: Mentoring
The AIA Charlotte/ UNC-Charlotte School of Architecture Mentorship Program seeks to provide a forum and a means by which the emerging professional within the field of architecture can engage their peers, other practitioners and a wealth of resources in a successful pursuit of knowledge and experience that fosters both personal and professional growth and discovery of that individual.
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EDUCATION: AIA/UNCC-CoA Traveling Fellowship
Coordinate the traveling fellowship program and conduct annual candidate evaluation / selection process
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EDUCATION: K-12
Coordinate and execute activities which engage youth in the community to inspire and nurture their interest in architecture.
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EDUCATION: Outreach Committee
Community Awareness: to influence and inform the Charlotte community of the compassionate practice of meaningful architecture. Outreach: to be a gathering area for interested, determined and active architects in the Charlotte community who focus actin in a deliberate, thoughtful and immediate way by providing architectural aid to those in the Charlotte area who need it most.
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Catherine Thompson, Assoc. AIA (Chair)
The Lawrence Group
P.O. Box 1836
Charlotte, NC 28036
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(704) 896-1696
| Peter Wong, AIA (Co-Chair)
UNCC CoA
9201 University City Blvd.
Charlotte, NC 28223
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(704) 687-3353
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FOCUS GROUPS: Architects in Non-Traditional Roles
Provide a forum for the exchange of ideas among architects who are employed in non-traditional roles.
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FOCUS GROUPS: Building Enclosure Council
BEC Charlotte is a community of people within the construction industry with interest and expertise in the design and construction of building enclosures. Our goal is to improve the design and construction of buildings in our region by promoting approaches to enclosure design that are reliable, durable, constructible, and cost-effective. For more information, visit the BEC Charlotte website at www.bec-charlotte.org
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Richard Grubbs, AIA, LEED AP (Chair)
Perkins+Will
1100 South Tryon Street
Suite 300
Charlotte, NC 28203
(704) 972-5637
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FOCUS GROUPS: Civic Design Forum
Elevate the quality of the Charlotte Region's built environment and to promote public participation in the creation of a more beautiful and functional region for all.
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Thomas E. Low, AIA CNU LEED (Chair)
Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company
13823 Cinnabar Place
Huntersville, NC 28078
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(704) 948-8141
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FOCUS GROUPS: COTE/Sustainable Design
Provide a forum for environmentally sensitive design and energy efficient technology in architecture.
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Jim Kirby, AIA (Chair)
Perkins + Will
1100 S. Tryon Street
Suite 300
Charlotte, NC 28203
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(704) 972-5642
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FOCUS GROUPS: Regulatory and Code
To provide a forum for the discussion of building code and other regulatory issues as they affect the local architectural profession, including: • ADA • Building Code Council • City Engineering • City Planning • Department of Transportation • DOI • Environmental Health • LUESA • Zoning
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Harry Sherrill, AIA (Liaison)
124 Brackenbury Lane
Charlotte, NC 28270
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(704) 343-4303
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FOCUS GROUPS: Small Firm Roundtable
Provide a forum offering support and ideas for the sole practitioner and the small practitioner.
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Joe Elliott, AIA (Chair)
RBA Group
1900 Abbott Street
Suite 101
Charlotte, NC 28203
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(704) 344-9098
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FOCUS GROUPS: Women In Architecture
Provide a forum for developing leadership abilities for women in design-related fields.
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FOCUS GROUPS: Young Architects Forum / Emerging Professionals
Provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and fellowship among architects who are in their initial years of registration and bridge with interns who are at various stages of their IDP/ARE process
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Robert Barfield, AIA
MBAJ Architecture
1230 W. Morhead Street
Suite 400
Charlotte, NC 28208
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(704) 731-7011
| Georgia Abernathy, AIA
Odell Associates, Inc.
800 West Hill Street
Third Floor
Charlotte, NC 28208
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(704) 414-1634
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PAC
Political Action Committee
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SPECIAL EVENTS: Architecture Awareness
Plan and coordinate activities for the Architecture (Week) Awareness
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SPECIAL EVENTS: Government Affairs
Monitor, evaluate, and advocate proposed local government actions that may affect the practice of architecture. Plan government affairs programs and conduct events that engage elected official and political leaders.
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SPECIAL EVENTS: Awards/Exhibits
Assemble and convene jury for Design Awards program. Coordinate presentation of awards. Develop schedule of exhibition of boards around the city during the year.
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Malcolm Davis, AIA (Chair)
Gantt Huberman Architects
500 N. Tryon Street
Charlotte, NC 28202
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(704) 334-6436
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SPECIAL EVENTS: CANSTRUCTION
Combines the competitive spirit of a design/build competition with a unique way to help feed hungry people. Competing teams, lead by architects showcase their talents by designing sculptures made entirely out of canned foods. At the close of the exhibitions all of the food used in the structure is donated to local food banks for distribution to pantries, shelters, soup kitchens, elderly and day care centers.
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SPECIAL EVENTS: Public Relations
Work with staff to implement programs and initiatives which develops greater public awareness of architects and architecture.
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