AIA leadership

Kimberly N. Dowdell, AIA, NOMAC 
2024 President  

Kimberly N. Dowdell, AIA, NOMAC, is a licensed architect and frequent speaker on the topic of architecture, leadership, diversity, sustainability, and the future of cities. In her 2019-2020 term as national president of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA), she worked to increase opportunities for women and people of color to gain more equitable access to the building professions. She also more than doubled the organization’s membership and significantly raised NOMA’s profile.

Kimberly’s career aspirations are rooted in her upbringing in Detroit, where she was initially driven to utilize architecture as a tool to revitalize cities. She earned her Bachelor of Architecture at Cornell University and her Master of Public Administration at Harvard University. Her professional experience has spanned architecture to government and teaching real estate development. Kimberly is currently the director of strategic relationships and a principal with HOK, a leading global design firm. She co-founded the SEED Network in 2005 and has been a LEED-accredited professional since 2007. In 2022, Kimberly was elected to the Cornell University Board of Trustees.

Kimberly’s overarching mission is to improve people’s lives, by design. 

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Evelyn M. Lee, FAIA 
2024 President-Elect

Evelyn M. Lee, FAIA, is a multi-faceted professional who uniquely blends her architectural background with a tech-driven focus. As an architect now immersed in the tech industry, she serves as an angel investor, startup advisor, and fractional COO for SMB Architecture firms, playing a pivotal role in their growth and success. Despite her career transition, Evelyn's passion for architecture remains unshaken, fueled by a deep admiration for the professionals in the field, their dedication to serving clients, and the indelible impact they imprint on communities.

A sought-after speaker, Evelyn regularly shares her insights on the evolution of architecture practice, leadership and team development, the integration of technology in practice operations, and the exploration of alternative careers. Outside of her architectural pursuits, she is a founding advisor for Women Defining AI, championing a more inclusive and diverse landscape in artificial intelligence. Evelyn Lee's leadership and forward-thinking approach are not just about innovation and progress, they're about guiding the architectural profession towards new, uncharted directions. 

Britt E. Lindberg, FAIA
2023-2024 Secretary

Britt Lindberg, FAIA, is a senior associate at Gensler, a global design firm of 6,000+ employees who shape the future of cities every day. With over 15 years of experience on commercial projects, Britt is an outstanding technical leader in San Jose, California. From entitlements through design and construction, Britt drives project implementation with exceptional team leadership that is essential to the project's and firm's success.

Britt is also very active in AIA, serving as 2014 AIA Silicon Valley president, 2018 AIA California president, 2020-2022 AIA National at-large director, 2021 chair of the Board Knowledge Committee, and more. She is a strong advocate for member communications, supporting emerging professionals and spreading awareness on the importance of design in everyday life. Her leadership was recognized with a 2016 Silicon Valley Business Journal "Women of Influence" award, and she became an AIA Fellow in 2022.

Heather Philip-O’Neal, AIA 
2024-2025 Treasurer

Heather Philip-O’Neal, AIA, NOMAC, is principal of HPP International LLC, a practice focused on NYC brownstone design and affordable housing. Heather has completed projects for the Green Housing Preservation and other affordable housing projects for private not-for-profit groups such as Covenant House, Acacia Network, and Black Veterans for Social Justice. She is also an adjunct professor of architecture at the New York Institute of Technology.

Heather serves on the Affordable Housing Task Force with AIA New York State, where she is also a member of the Housing and Advocacy Committee and the former director of education. Heather also served on the NOMA National board as treasurer, and she is a past president of the NYCOBA-NOMA New York chapter.

Illya Azaroff, FAIA
2023-2025 At-large Director

Illya Azaroff, FAIA, is an architect, geographer, and internationally recognized leader in disaster response, climate adaptation, resilient design, and regenerative planning strategies with over 30 years experience.

He is the founder of +LAB architect whose mission is to build resilient capacity while giving underserved communities greater voice and visibility. He is a professor at New York City College of Technology (CUNY). He works with cities, governing bodies, and design teams around the world to build resilient capacity. Illya often receives foreign delegations on behalf of the U.S. Department of State.

He has served AIA in several key roles, including as the 2021 AIA New York state president, on the Strategic Council (2016-2018), and as founder of DFRR Design for Risk and Reconstruction committee at AIANY (2011-2021). He previously worked in Germany, Italy, and Holland. Illya has a Master of Architecture degree from Pratt Institute and bachelor's degrees in geography and architecture from the University of Nebraska at Lincoln.

Anne Hicks Harney, FAIA 
2024-2026 At-large Director 

Anne Hicks Harney, FAIA, has more than 35 years of experience, focusing on high-quality design imbued with a solid technical and sustainable foundation. After working at various architecture firms, she formed Long Green Specs in 2016 to provide sustainability-focused architectural specifications and building science material expertise to architectural firms across the country.   

Anne has expertise in the health and environmental impacts of building materials and lectures extensively on this topic. Her work is currently focused on improving material selections on architectural projects, through both the specification process and material assessment services, working with nationally recognized firms to improve building design. 

Anne was the 2023 Moderator of the AIA Strategic Council, a member of the AIA COTE Leadership Group in 2019-2021, and a member of the AIA Materials Knowledge Working Group from 2014-2015 and its chair from 2016-2017. 

Latoya Nelson Kamdang, AIA 
2024-2026 At-large Director 

Latoya Nelson Kamdang, AIA, is the director of operations at Ennead Architects, a U.S. Fulbright Senior Scholar, and an adjunct professor at Pratt Institute. Latoya has designed a career that spans academia, research, and practice.  As a practitioner, she has an interdisciplinary approach that bridges architecture, planning, experiential, industrial and interior design. She has collaborated across practice areas which include hospitality, aviation, retail, cultural, education, and institutional. Latoya earned a Master of Architecture from the University of Pennsylvania School of Design and a Certificate in Real Estate Design & Development from the Wharton School of Business. She has a Master of Fine Arts degree from George Washington University and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Georgetown University. She serves as chair of the NCARB DEI Committee and served on several boards, where she used her voice to advocate for equity in the profession.  

 
Kevin M. Holland, FAIA, NOMAC
2022-2024 At-large Director

Kevin M. Holland, FAIA, NOMAC, has practiced architecture for over 25 years. He is a principal-in-charge at HMC Architects in Los Angeles where he serves as a business development and project lead in the higher education, K-12, and community + culture practice areas. Over the course of his career, he has worked as an operations director and a project manager and/or project architect on numerous higher education and health care projects, most notably the Hampton (Virginia) University Student Center, the University of Akron (Ohio) Student Recreation Facility, the Indiana University Memorial Stadium North Endzone Expansion, the Purdue (Indiana) University France Cordova Student Recreation Facility, and the Intermountain Healthcare Alta View Hospital Campus Expansion in Sandy, Utah

At present, Kevin serves as an At-large director on the AIA Board of Directors as well as chair of the Government Advocacy Committee. In addition to national service to AIA, Kevin has served as 2020–2021 secretary of the Board of Directors for the AIA Los Angeles chapter, as the 2015–2016 national president of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA), on the Board of Trustees of the NOMA Foundation, on the Dean’s Advisory Board for the Tuskegee University School of Architecture, and on the Dean’s Advisory Board for the University of Virginia School of Architecture.

Kevin obtained his Bachelor of Science (Arch.) degree from the University of Virginia and his Master of Architecture degree from the University of Michigan and holds, or has held, registrations in Delaware, Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.

Laura Lesniewski, FAIA
2022-2024 At-large Director

Laura Lesniewski, FAIA, is a principal at BNIM in Kansas City. As an architect, she enjoys exploring the unique characteristics of each project and is dedicated to pursuing the highest levels of sustainability to build truly thriving communities. Laura has collaborated on benchmark projects that serve as models for next-generation green buildings.

She values teaching an integrated design studio each year, working on projects close to home and around the world, and she serves on the board of a local housing organization as the challenge of affordable housing deepens.

Having served AIA at the local, state, regional, and national levels, she continues to believe that AIA and all architects play a significant role in addressing climate change through their designs.

Korey D. White, AIA
2023-2025 At-large Director

Korey White, AIA, is driven by her desire to create more equitable and inclusive communities, bringing open-mindedness and a systems view to her role as an architect and urban planner. She applies her dual master’s degrees in architecture and urban and regional planning to an interdisciplinary approach that creates impactful outcomes for her clients and the community. Korey leads planning at DLR Group as a planning discipline leader and K-12 national planning leader. She recently graduated with a Master of Business Administration from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where she was selected as a Forté Fellow and focused on entrepreneurship and strategic innovation and global challenges in business.

Korey is recognized for her leadership within architecture through her service on the AIA Strategic Council as 2022 moderator and at-large representative and was awarded the 2018 AIA Young Architects Award and the 2017 BD+C 40 under 40. She volunteers her time and energy to advance the future of the profession and raise the collective voices of all architects to effect change in the profession.

Tannia Chavez, Intl. Assoc. AIA
2024 Associate Director

Tannia Chavez, Assoc. AIA, International Associate, is a Project Manager at Jeffrey Cole Architects. Her diverse experience in the architecture industry makes her an effective and empathetic voice for inclusivity in our profession and our built environment.

Tannia has dedicated three consecutive years to the National Associates Committee, serving as the 2023 NAC Strategic Council representative and the 2021-2022 New York Regional associate director. She consistently promotes a nurturing atmosphere for this vibrant, talented group, unwavering in her mission to uplift emerging professionals' growth.

In 2019, she co-chaired and co-founded the AIA Brooklyn’s Women in Architecture committee. Tannia was recognized as an Emerging Leader by the Beverly Willis Architecture Foundation in 2020. Beyond her professional achievements, she actively supports her community through Community Board Queens-CB2 as the co-chair of the Engagement & Inclusion Committee and a member of the Land Use, Technology, and Budget Committees.

Colt Montgomery Brock, Assoc. AIA 
2024 Student Director 

Colt Brock is the 2023-2024 National President of the American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS). Originally from Texas, Colt attended school in Atlanta, where he received his Bachelor of Science in Architecture degree from Georgia Tech in the Spring of 2022. Upon graduation, Colt lived and worked in Atlanta, where he continued focusing on workplace and school culture, bridging the gap between professionals and students, and supporting student AIAS chapters throughout the Southeast. Beginning his work with the AIAS as a high schooler, Colt has served in multiple local, regional, and national positions in route to becoming President. Colt is passionate about growing new student leaders, making waves in the industry, and pushing for positive change for all members of this world we call architecture. 

Amber Kidd Lombardo 
2023-2024 CACE Director

Amber Kidd Lombardo was the 2023 AIA National Council of Architectural Component Executives (CACE) President and has served as an AIA Component Executive Director since 2017 (AIA Mississippi 2017-2020 and AIA Memphis 2020-present). Lombardo earned a B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies in Architecture, Civil Engineering and Marketing from Mississippi State University. Her web development career began in earnest with the National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center, evolving into a cluster of advertising-related companies that she sold in 2016 after celebrating 17 years in business. Lifelong engagement in the preservation industry led her back to her architectural roots and made good use of her tenacious advocacy and advertising skills. Her current major projects include CiV: the Center for Architecture + Design (located in Memphis, Tennessee) and the development of ARChive, an online experience for exploring architecture, elevating the professionals who imagine it and the craftspeople who breathe life into it. 

Carole Wedge, FAIA 
2024 Director 

Carole Wedge, FAIA, LEED AP, is the retired CEO of Shepley Bulfinch, a national design firm founded by HH Richardson in 1874.  

As Shepley Bulfinch CEO from 2004 – 2021, Carol led the firm’s evolution into an organization with an open and inclusive culture.  She retired from the firm in 2023 and now works as a coach and strategic planner for her own firm, Heaths Bridge LLC.  

Throughout her career, Carole has sought to challenge conventions and incite organizations to become more proactive, transparent, and diverse.   

She is the 2012 winner of the BSA Women in Design Award and the recipient of the 2020 AIA Edward C. Kemper Award 

Carole is one of the seven founders of the AIA Women’s Leadership Summit. She was a member of the AIA Large Firm Round Table for 17 years and served as its chair from 2016 – 2021. She has served on the Boards of the Boston Society of Architects, Architecture Boston, The Architects Foundation, Boston Architectural College, and Wentworth Institute of Technology.  

Carole has been an active member of NOMA, the Green Ribbon Commission, BSA Women Principals Group, BSA Women in Design, and is a strong supporter of the seven HBCUs which offer architectural degrees. She has co-taught at Hampton University and served on many design and academic juries.   

Carole has a Bachelor of Environmental Design from the University of Colorado and a Bachelor of Architecture from the Boston Architectural College.  She serves on the Boards of Northeast Arc and Windover Construction.

 

Winston Yeo, AIA
2024 Director

Winston Yeo served as the 2019 program chair and the 2021 president of the AIA Hong Kong Chapter. He sought to increase membership engagement by cultivating member's ownership of new programs and initiatives. Despite COVID restrictions, the chapter offered 53 events during 2021, more than doubling the events in 2020. He focused his team's work on delivering value to every membership segment, from the inaugural mentorship program to first-project talks and media campaigns showcasing members' work.  

Winston earned his Bachelor of Architecture from Cornell University and co-founded OFGA with his wife and partner Effie Yang in 2013. During the last decade, the studio has had the joy and privilege of investigating the craft of architecture and design through interior architecture, branding, and environmental graphics, working with clients from the private, educational, and religious sectors.  

He is a proud father of two girls, making sense of a post-COVID world as a Hong Kong-born, US-trained architect operating in China. When he is not at a job site or school meetings, he is working to restore a 40-year-old sailboat.

Lakisha Ann Woods, CAE
EVP/Chief Executive Officer

Lakisha Ann Woods, CAE, is the EVP/Chief Executive Officer of the American Institute of Architects (AIA), a dynamic global network of more than 98,000 architects and design professionals throughout 200 chapters committed to enhancing the built environment. 

Woods previously served as President & CEO of the National Institute of Building Sciences (NIBS) where she led efforts to expand the organization’s programs and markets while growing and strengthening its membership base. 

Prior to joining NIBS, she was the Sr. VP & Chief Marketing Officer at the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), where her team was responsible for all marketing and revenue-generating programs – including marketing the International Builders Show, sponsorship sales and partnerships with major national companies. 

Woods is the author of the book Never Get Their Coffee: Empowering Fearless Leadership and currently serves as Immediate Past Chair of the Board for the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE). She also currently serves on the Board of Trustees for the National Building Museum and the Board of Visitors for the University of Maryland School of Architecture. She previously served as Vice Chair of the U.S. Green Building Council Board of Directors, on the Master Painters Institute Advisory Board, on the Advisory Board of Crosswalk and is a global speaker. She is a Washington Business Journal: 2024 Diversity in Business Award winner and a 2021 iMasons IM100 Award winner for Excellence in the Digital Infrastructure Community. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Maryland in College Park and lives with her husband and daughter in Howard County, Maryland. 

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AIA’s Strategic Council identifies important professional issues and opportunities for the Board of Directors and other AIA teams. The includes surveying the profession and informing AIA goals, objectives, strategies, and the AIA 2021-2025 Strategic Plan. The council meets in assembly to deliberate and forms small groups to explore topics and develop recommendations for the board's consideration.  

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2024 Strategic Council 

President-elect 
Evelyn Lee, FAIA 

Immediate Past President 
Emily Grandstaff-Rice, FAIA

EVP/Chief Executive Officer 
Lakisha Ann Woods, CAE

At-Large Representatives 
Andre Brumfield, Assoc. AIA 
Gwendolyn Fuertes, AIA 
Stephanie Leedom, AIA
Jessica O’Donnell, AIA
Ignacio Reyes, FAIA
Corey Squire, AIA 
Laura Wake-Ramos, AIA

Associate Representative 
Alyanna Subayno, Assoc. AIA 

Student Representative 
Jordan Luther, Assoc. AIA 

CACE Representative 
Mary-Margaret Zindren

Alabama 
Mark Bruce Herrington, AIA

Alaska 
Ryan N. Morse, AIA

Arizona 
Kathy Hancox, AIA

Arkansas 
Randy Paculict, AIA

California 
Brett Dougherty, AIA 
Leah Bayer, AIA
Scott Gaudineer, AIA

Colorado 
Sarah Broughton, FAIA

Connecticut 
Paolo Campos, AIA

Delaware 
Toomas R. Idnurm, Assoc. AIA

District of Columbia 
Abigail Brown, AIA

Florida 
Jeffrey E. Huber, FAIA

Georgia 
Garfield Peart, AIA

Hawaii 
Jason DeMarco, AIA

Idaho 
David R. Davies, AIA

Illinois 
Leanne Meyer-Smith, AIA

Indiana 
Robert G. Proctor Jr., AIA

International 
Lester Korzilius, FAIA

Iowa 
Linda J. Alfson Schemmel, AIA

Kansas 
Martin A. Rangel, AIA

Kentucky 
Richard J. Polk, AIA

Louisiana 
Rex Cabaniss, AIA

Maine 
Timothy Lock, AIA

Maryland 
Michael A. Daly, AIA

Massachusetts 
Jean Carroon, FAIA

Michigan 
Patty Boyle, AIA

Minnesota 
Karen A. Lu, AIA

Mississippi 
Jeffrey S. Seabold, AIA

Missouri 
Galen Lif, AIA

Montana 
Shannon Christensen, AIA

Nebraska 
Greg Galbreath, AIA

Nevada 
Wellbe Bartsma, AIA

New Hampshire 
Alyssa Manypenny Murphy, AIA

New Jersey 
Verity Frizzell, FAIA

New Mexico 
Ashley E. Hartshorn, AIA

New York 
Graciela Carillo, AIA (Moderator)
Peter R. Wehner, AIA
Ayo Yusuf, Assoc. AIA

North Carolina 
Matt Barnett, AIA

North Dakota 
Trevor Anderson, AIA

Ohio 
Hallie Crouch, Assoc. AIA

Oklahoma 
Mary Womble, AIA

Oregon 
Curtis Wilson, AIA

Pennsylvania 
Marc Mondor, AIA

Puerto Rico
Eugenio Ramirez, AIA

Rhode Island 
Jonathan Matthew Taylor, AIA

South Carolina 
Thomas Bradley Benjamin, AIA

South Dakota 
Kristine E. Bjerke, AIA

Tennessee 
Josh Flowers, FAIA (Vice-Moderator)

Texas 
Brien Graham, AIA
Matt Green, AIA

Utah 
Corey R. Solum, AIA

Vermont 
Diantha S. Korzun, AIA

Virginia 
Robert Easter, FAIA

Washington 
Matt Hutchins, AIA

West Virginia 
Matthew Breakey, AIA

Wisconsin 
Melissa Schulteis, Assoc. AIA

Wyoming 
Daniel R. Stalker, AIA 

As the Institute has historically been run as a representative democracy, in many ways AIA presidents have reflected the values, beliefs, concerns, and aspirations of the membership as a whole. The presidents, as leaders, have also helped to shape the values and mission of the organization. Although they have much in common, each president found his or her own direction through the AIA’s leadership pathways, and each was motivated by his or her own personal passions, a sense of social and professional responsibility, and a love of architecture. Together their efforts have been instrumental in creating the culture of the professional society.

AIA presidents and their firms have designed almost every type of structure imaginable across the United States and abroad: schools, government buildings, hospitals, office buildings, ecclesiastical structures, residential buildings, transportation centers, and more. The list of iconic structures designed by AIA presidents and their firms is impressive, ranging from the dome and Senate and House wings of the U.S. Capitol to the Empire State Building and the Biltmore Estate; from the Monadnock Building and the U.S. Supreme Court Building to the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception; from the Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center and the Pentagon to the Parliament House in Canberra, Australia, and hundreds of other buildings in between.

In addition to their contributions to the built environment, AIA presidents have offered their time and expertise in serving the public good. They have worked for the federal government in the Department of the Interior, the Office of the Supervising Architect in the Department of the Treasury, the U.S. Shipping Board, and the Department of Defense. They have been appointed to such important federal advisory boards and commissions as the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts, the National Capital Planning Commission, the Senate Park Commission (McMillan Commission), the National Park System Advisory Board, and the White House Advisory Board as well as to numerous state and local planning commissions, design advisory boards, architectural selection committees, and design competition and award juries.

Over more than a century and a half, AIA presidents have shepherded the Institute through both triumphant and trying times. Together, with AIA’s staff, they ensure that present and future generations of architects can thrive through economic, technological, and social transformations in our global society.

—R. Randall Vosbeck, FAIA, adapted from his preface to A Legacy of Leadership: The Presidents of the American Institute of Architects (2008)

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2022-2023 Emily Grandstaff-Rice, FAIA

2021-2022 Daniel S. Hart, FAIA

2020-2021 Peter. J. Exley, FAIA

2019-2020 L. Jane Frederick, FAIA

2018-2019 William J. Bates, FAIA

2017-2018 Carl Elefante, FAIA

2016-2017 Thomas Vonier, FAIA

2015–2016 Russell A. Davidson, FAIA

2014–2015 Elizabeth Chu Richter, FAIA

2013–2014 Helene Combs Dreiling, FAIA

2012–2013 Mickey Jacob, FAIA

2011–2012 Jeff Potter, FAIA

2010–2011 Clark D. Manus, FAIA

2009–2010 George H. Miller, FAIA

2008–2009 Marvin J. Malecha, FAIA

2007–2008 Marshall E. Purnell, FAIA

2006–2007 RK Stewart, FAIA

2005–2006 Katherine Lee Schwennsen, FAIA

2004–2005 Douglas L. Steidl, FAIA

2003–2004 Eugene C. Hopkins, FAIA

2002–2003 Thompson E. Penney, FAIA

2001–2002 Gordon H. Chong, FAIA

2000–2001 John D. Anderson, FAIA

1999–2000 Ronald L. Skaggs, FAIA

1998–1999 Michael J. Stanton, FAIA

1997–1998 Ronald Arthur Altoon, FAIA

1996–1997 Raj Barr-Kumar, FAIA

1995–1996 Raymond Post Jr., FAIA

1994–1995 Chester A. Widom, FAIA

1993–1994 L. William Chapin, II, FAIA

1992–1993 Susan A. Maxman, FAIA

1991–1992 W. Cecil Steward, FAIA

1990–1991 Jim Lawler, FAIA

1989–1990 Sylvester Damianos, FAIA

1988–1989 Benjamin E. Brewer Jr., FAIA

1987–1988 Ted P. Pappas, FAIA

1986–1987 Donald J. Hackl, FAIA

1985–1986 John A. Busby Jr., FAIA

1984–1985 R. Bruce Patty, FAIA

1983–1984 George M. Notter, FAIA

1982–1983 Robert Broshar, FAIA

1981–1982 Robert Lawrence, FAIA

1980–1981 R. Randall Vosbeck, FAIA

1979–1980 Charles E. Schwing, FAIA

1978–1979 Ehrman B. Mitchell Jr., FAIA

1977–1978 Elmer Botsai, FAIA

1976–1977 John McGinty, FAIA

1975–1976 Louis de Moll, FAIA

1974–1975 William Marshall Jr., FAIA

1973–1974 Archibald C. Rogers, FAIA

1972–1973 S. Scott Ferebee Jr., FAIA

1971–1972 Maximilian O. Urbahn, FAIA

1970–1971 Robert F. Hastings, FAIA

1969–1970 Rex Whitaker Allen, FAIA

1968–1969 George E. Kassabaum, FAIA

1967–1968 Robert L. Durham, FAIA

1966–1967 Charles M. Ness Jr., FAIA

1965–1966 Morris Ketchum Jr., FAIA

1964–1965 Arthur Gould Odell Jr., FAIA

1963–1964 J. Roy Carroll Jr., FAIA

1962–1963 Henry Lyman Wright, FAIA

1960–1962 Philip Will Jr., FAIA

1958–1960 John Noble Richards, FAIA

1956–1958 Leon Chatelain Jr., FAIA

1955–1956 George Bain Cummings, FAIA

1953–1955 Clair W. Ditchy, FAIA

1951–1953 A. Glenn Stanton, FAIA

1949–1951 Ralph Walker, FAIA

1947–1949 Douglas William Orr, FAIA

1945–1947 James R. Edmunds Jr., FAIA

1943–1945 Raymond J. Ashton, FAIA

1941–1943 R. H. Shreve, FAIA

1939–1941 Edwin Bergstrom, FAIA

1937–1939 Charles D. Maginnis, FAIA

1935–1937 Stephen F. Voorhees, FAIA

1932–1935 Ernest John Russell, FAIA

1930–1932 Robert D. Kohn, FAIA

1928–1930 C. Herrick Hammond, FAIA

1926–1928 Milton B. Medary, FAIA

1924–1926 Dan. Everett Waid, FAIA

1922–1924 William B. Faville, FAIA

1920–1922 Henry H. Kendall, FAIA

1918–1920 Thomas R. Kimball, FAIA

1915–1918 John Lawrence Mauran, FAIA

1913–1915 R. Clipston Sturgis, FAIA

1912–1913 Walter Cook, FAIA

1910–1911 Irving K. Pond, FAIA

1908–1909 Cass Gilbert, FAIA

1906–1907 Frank Miles Day, FAIA

1904–1905 William S. Eames, FAIA

1902–1903 Charles F. McKim, FAIA

1900–1901 Robert S. Peabody, FAIA

1899–1900 Henry Van Brunt, FAIA

1896–1898 George B. Post, FAIA

1894–1895 Daniel H. Burnham, FAIA

1892–1893 Edward H. Kendall, FAIA

1888–1891 Richard M. Hunt, FAIA

1877–1887 Thomas U. Walter, FAIA

1857–1876 Richard Upjohn, FAIA