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The AIA|DC Emerging Architects Committee (EAC) promotes education, leadership development, and community involvement among intern architects, Associate AIA members, and architects who are licensed ten years or less. We encourage the next generation of architects to start leading our community by heading committees, organizing events, participating in workshops, or simply by attending our events.

The committee has four major objectives: PROVOKE and talk about the future of the profession, ADVOCATE for emerging architects, OUTREACH to other AIA members, associated disciplines, and the community, and MENTOR the next generation of architects. Check out the AIA|DC calendar for upcoming programs.

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AIA DC. emerging architects committe 032007 EAC Founded

Jon Penndorf, ChairMentoring Workshops launched

2008Emerging Architect Award established

2009 Architecture Uncensored Lecture Series began

Book Drive for Phelps SchoolGingertown

2010EAC T-shirt design competition

Architectural Photography for the Emerging ArchitectJoined LinkedIn, Twitter

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COTE DC collaborationARE Prep courses

2011 Timothy So, Phil Wessell, Co-Chairs

Phil Wessell awarded Emerging Architect AwardCUA career fair booth

ICE (Small Groups Mentoring) startedNetworking/HH, District Design Society collaboration

2012Phil Wessell, Diane Leeson, Co-Chairs

Women in Architecture Lecture Series initiatedARE Study Hall opened

EAC Lunch & Learn PresentationsMailchimp e-newsletters

Emerging Architects Committee Google groupCollaboration with Association of General Contractors, Society of American Military Engineers, AIA NOVA, and

AIA Potomac Valley Facebook page established

2013Diane Leeson, ChairEAC Chair (Diane Leeson) and CKLDP Scholar (Marcy Giannunzio) honored with the Emerging Architect AwardMeet the FellowsChristopher Kelley Leadership Development Program began (Diane Leeson served as EAC-Chair & Ryan McEnroe served as Vice-Chair)Collaborated with AIA BaltimoreCommittee branding & subcommittee structure initiated

2014EAC Member Ryan McEnroe awarded the Emerging Architect AwardThesis ShowcasePortfolio WorkshopSEAM-YMG collaborationInstagram account became activeStrategic Planning session set course for 2015 and beyondEAC Vice-Chair named from CKLDP scholars (Ricardo Rodriguez)EAC Vice-Chair named Graphic Advisor on CKDLP 2015 (Ricardo Rodriguez)

2015 Ricardo Rodriguez, ChairAbigail Brown, Vice-ChairDiane Leeson, Past-ChairAdvisory Committees establishedNicole Lee & Mohammad Ishtiaq Kamal, FinancialAnuardha Patniak, CommunicationsFanny González, GraphicsDeane Madsen & Elizabeth Kinkel, OutreachMembership TripledRebranding & Restructuring beganVice-Chair (Abigail Brown) to support CKLDP as EAC-Chair


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Abigail R. Brown, AIA, LEED AP BD+C. Committee Vice-Chair. Hickok Cole Architects

Abi Brown is a LEED AP BD+C and a licensed architect in the State of Illinois. After working as an architect and interior designer in Chicago for three years, Abi packed her life into a POD in December 2012 to move to Washington, DC, and start a new career at Hickok Cole Architects. She is currently the Vice Chair of the AIA|DC Emerging Architects Committee and an active member of the Hickok Cole Full Circle Committee. Abi recently participated in Hickok Cole’s iLab with her project “Fabulous Pre-fab: Applying Modular Construction to Multifamily Residential Projects in Washington, DC.” Abi graduated with a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Cincinnati in 2009, where her thesis won the School of Architecture & Interior Design’s prestigious Award for Distinguished Research and a Citation for Distinguished Design. In addition to the nation’s capital, Abi has lived, worked, or studied in Chicago, Cleveland, Cincinnati, New York City, London, Copenhagen, and Buenos Aires. Her varied experiences at home and abroad have influenced her understanding of built environments, the rich opportunities that come with reusing and adapting existing buildings, and the important experiential relationships between interior space and architecture.

Ricardo J. Rodríguez, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+C. Committee Chair. WDG Interiors Architecture

Mr. Rodríguez pursued architecture studies at the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico’s New School of Architecture, where he was actively involved in the founding and leading of the School’s AIAS chapter. Ricardo graduated Cum Laude in 2007 with a Bachelors of Architecture. He serves as an experienced project manager and senior project architect at WDG Architects, and has a wide range of international project experience. His depth of knowledge includes from sensitive document control policies and biological hazard laboratory design. His technical expertise has allowed him to lead BIM implementation, training and supported design standards development. He is a scholar of the inaugural class of AIA|DC’s Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program. Ricardo was appointed to the CKLDP Advisory Committee as the Graphics Advisor in 2014 - 2015. Given his continuous commitment to leadership. He has recently be appointed 2015 Chair of AIA|DC’s Emerging Architect’s committee. He also served as a guest lecturer for AIA|DC LA.IDEA’S Tertulias, discussed Future Trends in Architecture by the ITT Institute and in support of the Washington Architectural Foundation and co-developed an Architecture Workshop for Kids focused on Latin American architecture. At WDG he is currently a member of the Firm’s Sustainability Committee, serves as Interior Architecture’s BIM Manager and is a co-organizer of the Exposing the Structure of your Profession program.

Diane Leeson, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+C. Committee Past-Chair. Perkins + Will

Diane Leeson, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+C, is an architectural designer in Perkins+Will’s Washington, DC office. She has experience with many phases of multi-family residential, commercial, healthcare, commercial interiors, and government projects including surveys of existing buildings, schematic design, design development, construction documents, construction administration, mock-ups, marketing plans for clients, and research of product data and code requirements. Diane served as 2012-14 chair of the AIA|DC Emerging Architects Committee, of which she has been an active member since graduating from Philadelphia University in 2007. She also was the Emerging Professionals Chair of the inaugural ChristopherKelley Leadership Development program. Ms. Leeson serves as a community volunteer at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC and was formerly at the St. Bernard Project in New Orleans, LA. Diane was honored with the 2013 AIA|DC Emerging Architect Award and selected as the winner of the DCCEAS 2014 Young Architect of the Year Award.


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NIKA Architects+Engineers, Rockville, MDDesigner II & Project ManagerManaged design/build and international design/build IDIQ contracts. Reported directly to joint-venture presidents on international construction projects. Developed fee proposals, negotiated with clients, supported value engineering efforts and advised owners on execution strategies. Developed a standardized project tracker to analyze project profitability and determine fee structure. Led office-wide programs to establish core values and standardized CA and BIM practices.

Gensler, Washington, DCArchitectural DesignerSupported project design and Construction Administration duties. Traveled weekly to other offices to support deadlines. Involved in the design of commercial interiors, hospitality design, base building, and urban planning.

Edgardo Pérez Architects & Associates, Hato Rey, PRJunior DesignerProject lead and designer for an urban renewal proposal to develop four urban blocks in Bayamón PR. Involved in all phases of project development within a boutique design firm. Reported directly to Principals. Managed four concurrent design projects and coordinated deliverables. Luis Flores, FAIA - Architects, Miramar, PRAssistant DesignerCreated urban master plans and produced construction documents for social housing. Mentored by Firm’s founder and contributed in renewing a vacant building into an urban community college.

Arq. Juan C. Penabad , AIA, Río Piedras, PRFreelance Designer & DraftspersonDeveloped construction documents for single family homes and commercial interiors. Elaborated as-built drawings, furniture design. Created graphic presentations used for marketing and client re-branding purposes. Collaborated with Firm partners in the renovation of a 1950's era bank (Banco Popular) in Carolina, Puerto Rico.

Publications & ExpositionsPolytechnic University of Puerto Rico, New School of Architecture

Alumni Presenter: Alumni Exposition Puerto Rico Contemporary Art Museum - Antigua Escuela Labra

Student Exhibitor: 10X10 Museum Expansion & Ten-Year Anniversary

EducationBachelor of Architecture

Polytechnic University of Puerto RicoCum Laude

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Professional AffiliationsAIA|DC Emerging Architects Committee

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AIA|DC Christopher Kelly Leadership Development Program

Graphics Advisor,Scholar

AIA|DC LA.IDEASupporting Member & Speaker

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Colegio de Arquitectos y Arquitectos Paisajistas de Puerto Rico

Arquitecto en Entrenamiento (AIT)United States Green Building Council

LEED-Associate Professional Building Design + Construction

WDG Interior ArchitectureLeader, Exposing the Structure of Your

Profession Committee, BIM LeaderMentes Puertorriqueñas en Acción

Sustainable Design ConsultantAmerican Institute of Architecture

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Speaking EngagementPiloto151 - Maker's Competition

Jury & Speaker , Collaboration w/ Ryan McEnroe, AIA ASLA @ Puerto Rico

DC|PR Lecture Series: Breaking Out of the Box: A Designer's Guide To

LeadershipCo-organizer & Speaker

Collaboration with Ryan McEnroe, AIA ASLA@ Puerto Rico (Planned)

IIT - Future Trends in Architecture , Roundtable Panelist: April 2014

Washington Architectural FoundationSpeaker, Arch. Workshop for Kids

Collaboration with Luis Vélez-Ávarez, AIAAIA|DC LA.IDEA's Tertulia

Speaker, Tropical Modernism in Puerto Rico

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Harbor East, Baltimore, MDProposal for mixed-use development in Baltimore harbor.

500 & 501 Union, Alexandria, VAStaff Architect on a 108,000 sf mixed-use residential building within a large waterfront development.

Loebl Schlossman & Hackl, Chicago, ILBukhatir Women’s College, Sharjah, United Arab EmiratesPrepared the furniture, fixtures, & equipment package for project’s schematic design phase.

College of DuPage, Student Resource Center & Library, Glen Ellyn, ILComplete renovation of the 300,000 sf space which serves as the center of campus and contains a library, bookstore, learning resource center, computing center, cafeteria, and conference center.

Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, 9th Floor Renovation, Chicago, IL19,000 sf new Patient Recovery Unit and Ability Lab, which combines medical research and patient treatment with world-class technology.

College of DuPage, Culinary & Hospitality Center, Glen Ellyn, IL60,000 sf new facility to expand the college’s Culinary Arts program, Hotel and Hospitality program, and Multimedia department.

Prentice Women’s Hospital, Chicago, ILAdaptive reuse study for Bertrand Goldberg’s 1975 iconic and currently endangered building. Completed in collaboration with Landmarks Illinois and three other architecture firms.

Contemporary Arts Center, Cincinnati, OHWorked closely with the curatorial department to implement the Ernesto Neto, Shilpa Gupta, Liam Gillick, and Shepard Fairey exhibition programs.

Metaphor, London, England, UKCollaborated with curators, designers, consultants, and historians on the conceptual design of projects at Hampton Court Palace and the Salford Museum and Art Gallery.

Clodagh Design, New York, NYProduced design development drawings for the Miraval guest rooms and villas in Tucson, Arizona, andconstruction documents for the Clodagh Country Spa showroom at the Kohler Design Center in Kohler, Wisconsin.

Pompei A.D., New York, NY [March-June 2006]Worked on the El Segundo, California, Anthropologie store project from the conceptual design phase through initial construction documents.

BBGM, Washington, DC [March-June & September-December 2005]Worked on a schematic design proposal for the 14th and Corcoran condominiums in Washington, DC.

EducationMaster of ArchitectureUniversity of Cincinnati

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Centro Universitario de IdiomasBuenos Aires, Argentina

10-week Spanish language and home stay

Bachelor of Science in ArchitectureUniversity of Cincinnati

Magna Cum LaudeCincinnati, OH

Danish Institute for Study AbroadCopenhagen, Denmark

7-week Architecture & Design course


Vice-ChairUnited States Green Building Council

LEED Accredited Professional,Building Design + Construction

Hickok Cole Full Circle CommitteeMember

Achievements and ActivitiesGirl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest

Indiana Gold Award CommitteeChicago, IL

Elite Graduate Teaching AssistantSchool of Architecture

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Master of Architecture Admissions CommitteeMaster of Architecture Program

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Awards & HonorsModular Building Institute’s World of Modular

Convention & Tradeshow PresenterLas Vegas, NV

Hickok Cole iLab Micro-Grant WinnerWashington, DC

Award for Distinguished Research &Citation for Distinguished Design Winner

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Wiencek + Associates, Gaithersburg, MDStaff ArchitectPerformed dimensional/conditional surveys on existing buildings; produced and coordinated setsfrom schematic to construction documents for multiple $50M Multi-family Residential projects;researched product data and code requirements; attended coordination meetings on multi-familyprojects; hosted/coordinated Mentoring Workshop; organized ARE study groups.• Designed window-wall/glazing mock up in coordination with glazing and window manufacturers• Produced individualized and overall marketing plans representing over 500 units for the client

Maiden and Associates, Washington, DCJunior ArchitectProduced and coordinated drawings for several phases of design & construction documentsin the civil, architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical & plumbing disciplines for interior &exterior alterations, repairs, additions of existing buildings & new construction in the residential,commercial, hospitality & institutional sectors; coordinated with Historic Preservation ReviewBoard; assisted in third party reviews; coordinated samples with consultants; attended projectmeetings; managed team members; conducted site surveys; arranged Lunch N Learns

Dorsky Hodgson Parrish Yue Architects, Washington, DCGraduate Architectural InternKey member of project team from schematic design through construction administration formultiple $70M Mixed Use and Multi-family Residential projects; developed drawings; participatedin OAC meetings; conducted site surveys; arranged Lunch N Learn seminars• Researched and coordinated exterior finish samples and materials with the owner, design architect and product representatives• Prepared drawings for county review and approval submission• Directed mechanical and plumbing coordination with engineering consultants• Facilitated the construction administration process by documenting construction decisions and evaluating cut sheets, submittals and shop drawings• Formulated stair and ramp sections to comply with building codes

Kanalstein Danton Associates, Voorhees, NJArchitectural InternGenerated and revised drawings for schematic design and design development phases forAssisted Living and Skilled Nursing Facilities; utilized the computer for rendering and modeling;site surveyed; prepared drawings for bidding and negotiations; assisted in writing specifications;produced a detail catalog for the firm

Education Bachelor of Architecture

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Awards & HonorsAIA|DC Emerging Architect Award

AIA West Jersey Design CompetitionBest of School Design, First Place, 2000

AIA West Jersey Design Competition:Honorable Mention, Concept, 2000

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Mohammad Ishtiaq Kamal, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+C. Financial Advisor. WDG Architecture

Mohammad Ishtiaq Kamal is a LEED AP, BD+C, Associate AIA. Since 2013 he is working as a Project Architect at WDG Architecture in Washington DC. He is also a CSI CDT professional. His design and construction experience includes retail, high rise commercial, residential and Government Institutional buildings. Prior to moving to DC in 2007, he worked in Philadelphia and Central New Jersey. He also worked five years with the City Planning Authority for Dhaka, Bangladesh. He graduated from the University of Maryland with a BSc, Architecture and BA, Urban Planning. He also has a Masters in Architecture from New Jersey Institute of Technology.

Contact Email: [email protected]

Nicole E. Lee, Assoc. AIA, SEED. Financial Advisor.

Nicole E. Lee received her Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of New York at Buffalo. She is currently an Intern Architect/Project Manager at Martin Reddy Architects located in Washington, DC. She will begin sitting for the ARE exams this year to become licensed in the state of Maryland. She has worked on numerous projects, the majority of which relate to Healthcare and Education. By pursuing a career in Architecture, Nicole’s intent and desire has been to serve the public by finding connections between the complexities of the constructed environment, and her own communities. Nicole has volunteered with Habitat for Humanity as part of the construction team on projects located in Buffalo, NY as well as in Annandale, VA. She has also served as an educational instructor at The National Building Museum several times with their seasonal youth programs and at the museum’s National Cherry Blossom Festival activities for children. She has recently joined the Shelter with an Agenda Committee at the AIA DC Chapter in an effort to provide permanent supportive housing solutions to the chronic homeless population in Washington, DC.


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Fanny M. González, Assoc. AIA. Graphic Advisor. Hickok Cole Architects

Fanny holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico in San Juan, PR, and a Master of Interaction Design from the Domus Academy in Milan, Italy. Fanny has experience in both Interaction Design and Architecture. Before she decided to pursue her career in Washington DC as an Architect, she worked as an Architectural Designer in PR, and then as an Interactive Designer at Icon Media Lab in Italy , and at Studio Roosegard in The Netherlands. She has been living in Washington DC for the past four years, and has experience designing a range of facility types including multifamily residential, healthcare, office environments, and full scale building renovations. She has been involved in all phases of design process, developing solutions to technical and design problems. She is currently an Architectural Designer at Hickok Cole Architects, where she is also involved in the Design Committee and Full Circle Committee activities. Given her excellent graphic and design skills, and her commitment to her career, she has been appointed to be the Graphic Advisor of AIA l DC Emerging Architect’s Committee, where she has the responsibility to design, direct and coordinate all the graphics for the committee and events.


Support Team:Nastaran Zandian: [email protected] Szaloki: [email protected]

Anuardha Patnaik. Communications Advisor. Perkins + Will

Anuradha Patnaik is an Arch I at Perkins+Will’s Washington, DC office. She is a recent graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign where she received a Master of Architecture with a focus on construction management. Fascinated by cultural values, activity and behavior pattern of people in a space, Anuradha practices architecture that implements strategies based on the current social and environmental issues. She is passionate about connecting with people and learning about what’s important to them and is currently the Communication Advisor for the EA Committee. Contact Email: [email protected]

Support Team:Veronica Eulacio: [email protected] Francis: [email protected] Zapata: [email protected]

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Deane Madsen, Assoc. AIA, LEED Green Assoc. Outreach Advisor. ARCHITECT Magazine

Deane grew up in Boston, where for a particularly memorable birthday, he watched the implosion of the Travelers Insurance Building. His fascination with buildings continued from his early years of Lego city planning through later forays into amateur architectural photography. He completed an M.Arch. I program at UCLA under the tutelage of Neil Denari, Sylvia Lavin, Richard Weinstein, Dana Cuff, and others, learning along the way that imploding buildings, while always entertaining, isn’t the only way to make an impact in the world of architecture.


Support Team:Kelly Wilkinson: [email protected] Fernius Witt: [email protected]

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Elizabeth Kinkel, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+C. Outreach Advisor. Mid- Atlantic Regional Sales Mgr, GRAPHISOFT

Elizabeth Kinkel, a graduate of Virginia Tech’s CAUS (College of Architecture and Urban Studies), has spent her professional career exploring the architectural and sales professions seeking to bridge knowledge and understanding between these two industries. As both an architectural practitioner at Dorsky Hodgson Parrish Yue and Wnuk Spurlock Architecture in DC as well as a sales manager for Vineyard Vines, a rapidly growing retailer, Elizabeth realized a strong desire to bring business success and understanding to the small architectural firm. It is with this passion that Elizabeth joined the GRAPHISOFT team as their MidAtlanticRegional Sales Manager. She believes every day is an exploration, an opportunity to learn, and a chance to promote “Good Life.”

As part of her exploration, Elizabeth pursues her own architectural projects, designing the interiors to the DC Alpha Chapter house of Pi Beta Phi, executing BIM models for various homes in Fairfax County, and resolving building vibration issues at Crossfit affiliates. In addition to these accomplishments, Elizabeth is an active member of the AIA|DC Emerging Architecture Committee, serving for the past seven years as a leader of various projects; served as VP of event planning for her sorority alum club, Pi Beta Phi; and is founder and manager of a youth girls lacrosse program, Potomac Power, where she also coaches.


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AIA DC. emerging architects committe 15ARCHITECTURE UNCENSORED *fund generating event

A provoking and interactive discussion lead by seasoned professionals, emerging architects and industry experts who impact our built environment. Each year the Emerging Architects Committee presents this series for young professionals looking to find success in an ever-changing market and for curious architects to “Get Real.” The series aims to discuss the honest realities, taboos, conflicts, controversial issues and inspirations that shape the architectural profession. Potential topics for 2015 include:Ethics of DesignMicro-units and Affordable Housing in DCResearch in Corporate PracticeLicensure Upon GraduationValue of Professional Memberships

PROVOKELEADER: Elizabeth Kinkel


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A public product design competition is in the works in conjunction with a major furniture manufactorer in the fall. It will kick off with a roundtable discussion with other product and furniture designers who would act as the judges for the competition.

Thesis Showcase

product design competition

Every summer a small group of recent architecture graduates presents their thesis projects to members of the AIA and the public. Each presenter speaks for ten minutes, after which an emcee from the EAC moderates questions from the audience and helps to draw connections between the thesis projects. This program aims to bridge the gap between recent graduates and practicing architects by providing an opportunity for practitioners to view a sample of the work emerging from local architecture schools.

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outreach*fund generating event LEADERS: Zahira Crespo & Ricardo J. Rodríguez

LEADERS: Abigail Brown & Diane Leeson


LEADERS: Zahira Crespo & Ricardo J. Rodríguez

The EAC is planning a spring networking social with joint professional associations to occur in the spring. This event will include members of SEAMW-YMG, the DCBIA Leaders in Development, and the Society of Fire Protection Engineers, as well as other associated groups that are to be determined.

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aia dc eac spring networking social

The AIAlDC EAC and the Young Members Group of the Structural Engineers Assocation of Metropolitan Washington hold quarterly events at which young architects can mingle and converse with SEAMW-YMG members. A happy hour was held on March 10th, and both committees are currently planning for a Joint Technical Seminar to occur in the late spring.

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Yiselle Santos is the Mid-Atlantic Regional Associate Director for the NAC. Part of her mission at EAC is to foster the committee’s partnership with NAC and find creative and effective ways to advocate for the profession in ways that are mutually beneficial.

NAC & YAF joint annual meeting was held was held in New Orleans on February 6th.

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Ryan McEnroe, Mid-Atlantic Regional Director, is the AIAlDC EAC’s liason to YAF. Keeping abreast of current events and opportunities involving the recently licensed throughout the region helps maintain a close relationship between the committee and our peers.

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Kimberly Tuttle is NCARB’s Outreach Manager for Internship and Education. Her involvement in the AIA|DC EAC insures that the committee remains connected to NCARB.

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Luis Vélez Álvarez & Phil Wessel, Directors at Large, act as representatives of the EAC to AIA|DC’s Board of Directors.

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NCARB & You Feb. 24thNetworking How-to’s Mar. 31stLinkedIn & You Apr. 28thNegotiation for Architects May 26thLobbying for Architects Jun. 30thRevit Tips from the Pro’s Jul 28thStarting Your Firm, Part I:Intellectual Property Aug. 25thStarting Your Firm, Part II:Finances + Liabilities Sep. 29thStarting Your Firm, Park III:Marketing for Architects Oct. 27thNetworking Social Dec. 8th

The AIA|DC|EAC hosts an annual two-part resume and portfolio workshop targeted for recent architecture graduates. These work-shops include presentations by architects who review resumes and interview applicants for firms, panel discussions, and one-on-one critiques. “Climb to the Top of the Stack, Part II” was held at the District Architecture Center on February 21st. Fall workshop (Part I) to be planned for October 2015.

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portfolio & resume workshops

First part of year to focus on career development (LinkedIn, networking, etc); second part of year to focus on challenges of starting your own firm.

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LEADERS: Kimberly Tuttle & Ricardo J. Rodríguez

LEADERS: Abigail Brown, Carlyn Luu & Eric Jenkins


The year-long program consists of nine individual half-day sessions attended by a competitively selected group of 16 emerging professionals (i.e., graduated from an architectural degree program and/or within ten years of first licensure). Prospective participants must go through an application process for selection through which proven career success, community involvement, and the candidate’s firm’s support will be considered. Abigail Brown will be acting as EAC-Chair to the CKLDP as of May 2015.

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LEADERS: Elizabeth Kinkel & Eric Jenkins

CHAIRS: Sean Stadler & Ryan McEnroe. INCOMING CHAIR: Aimee Woodall

Members of the EAC regularly volunteer as mentors for the AIAS Grassroots speed-mentoring session over the summer. The EAC also co-hosted a booth at the Catholic University of America’s School of Architecture & Planning’s Career Fair on March 20th, in coordination with Eric Jenkins and the AIA|DC Public Architects Committee.


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OUTREACHAIA|DC EAC Committee Meetings Monthly $1,620.00 Refreshments 0 $400.00 $135 per meetingSeminar-NCARB and You 2/24/2015 $75.00 Refreshments $75.00 $75.00 In kind Donation

AIA|DC EAC- SEAMW Mixer EventSummer

$250.00Refreshments TBD

AIA|DC EAC - DCBIA Mixer Summer $250.00 Refreshments $250.00 Admission/ Registration

MENTORPortfolio Workshop #1 2/21/2015 $75.00 Refreshments $300.00 Admission/ Registration $75.00 $1500 Kaplan- SponsorshipPortfolio Workshop #2 October $75.00 Refreshments $300.00 Admission/ RegistrationCareer Fair March $50.00 PrintingMentoring Workshop (9 Events) March-Dec $675.00 RefreshmentsThesis Showcase August $350.00 Refreshments $500.00 Admission/ Registration

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Architecture Uncensored (4 Events)May-June

$300.00Refreshments

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SPECIAL PROGRAMSProduct Design Competition September $1,000.00 Printing/Refreshments $500.00 Admission/ Registration2015-2016, Christopher Kelly Leadership Development Program (CKLDP)

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$11,000.00

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$19,000.00

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Profit/LossEstimated Budget Totals $15,720.00 $22,925.00 $550.00 $7,205.00

Sponsor Tiers Bronze Silver Gold Platinum Total SponsorshipTBD $250.00 $750.00 $1,500.00 $2,500.00 $5,000.00

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RESUME & PORTFOLIO REVIEWS

LOCATION: DAC, 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004TIME: 12:30- 3:00pmDESCRIPTION: In a continuing effort to help students and young architects with their career paths, the AIA|DC's Emerging Architects Committee has organized a portfolio and resumé workshop "speed dating" session. This will be a series of one-on-one critiques of résumés and portfolios by local practitioners. Participants can bring a resume or portfolio in any state of completion for review.

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24 NCARB & YOU:IDP, ARE & CERTIFICATIONIDP, ARE & CERTIFICATION

LOCATION: NCARB, 1801 K Street NW, Suite 700KTIME: 6:00- 8:00pmDESCRIPTION: NCARB's Manager of Examination Development Michelle Cohn, AIA, NCARB, will be speaking on licensure-related topics in DC.

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HAPPY HOURHAPPY HOUR

AIA GRASSROOTS

LOCATION: Buffalo BilliardsTIME: 9:00pmDESCRIPTION: Happy hour for AIA Grassroots attendees. EAC members are invited to network and discuss advocacy efforts with those representing them at Grassroots.

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18 ARCHITECURE CAREER FAIRCATHOLIC UNIVERSITYOF AMERICA

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA

LOCATION: Catholic University of AmericaTIME: 10:30am- 2:30pmDescription: The EAC and Public Architects Committee will jointly man a booth at CUA’s spring Architecture Career Fair.

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WOMEN IN ARCHITECTURELECTURE SERIES

LOCATION: SmithGroup JJR- 1700 New York Avenue NW, Suite 100TIME: 6:00- 8:00pmDESCRIPTION: Three part lecture Series.

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YOUNG MEMBERS GROUP JOINT HAPPY HOUR

YOUNG MEMBERS GROUP JOINTHAPPY HOUR

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERSASSOCIATION OF METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON

LOCATION: Irish WhiskeyTIME: 6:00- 8:00pmDESCRIPTION: Happy Hour

SEAMW-YMG

PROVOKE OUTREACHADVOCATEMENTOR

The Emerging Architects Committee (EAC) promotes education, leadership development, and community involvement among intern architects, Associate AIA members, and architects licensed 10 years or less. We encourage the next generation of architects to start leading our community by heading committees, organizing events, participating in workshops, or simply by attending our events.The committee has four major objectives: PROVOKE and talk about the future of the profession, ADVOCATE for emerging architects, OUTREACH to other AIA members, associated disciplines, and the community, and MENTOR the next generation of architects. Check out the AIA|DC calendar for upcoming programs.

http://aiadc.com/committees/emergingarc hitectscommittee https://www.facebook.com/aiadceachttp://instagram.com/aiadcemergarch/

https://twitter.com/aiadcemergarch

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LOCATION: DAC, 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004TIME: TBDDESCRIPTION: Workshop featuring speakers and a panel discussion about resume and portfolio best practices.

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8 WINTERNETWORKING SOCIALWITH JOINT ASSOCIATIONSWITH JOINTASSOCIATIONS

LOCATION: TBDTIME: 6:30- 8:30pmDESCRIPTION: Networking social to coincide with December’s Mentoring Workshop and the holidays.

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DESIGN FETE

LOCATION: TBDTIME: TBDDESCRIPTION: The Fall Design Fête celebrates the contributions of individuals who make Washington better through their contributions as designers, advocates, and clients. The Emerging Architect Award is awarded at the event.

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LOCATION: Walter E. Washington Convention CenterDESCRIPTION: The Fall Design Fête celebrates the contributions of individuals who make Washington better through their contributions as designers, advocates, and clients. The Emerging Architect Award is awarded at the event.

USGBC

MONUMENTAL GREENMONUMENTAL GREEN

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6 X 106 X 10

MEET THE FELLOWS:

LOCATION: DAC, 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004TIME: TBDDESCRIPTION: New AIA Fellows from AIA|DC, Potomac Valley, and NOVA Chapters will each present for 10 minutes each. Event will be a collaboration between the AIA|DC Chapter and the Emerging Architects Committee.

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29 STARTING YOUR OWN FIRM, PART II:FINANCES +LIABILITIESFINANCES + LIABILITIES

LOCATION: DAC, 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004TIME: 6:00 - 8:00pmDESCRIPTION: Mentoring Workshop

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DESIGN COMPETITIONWITH PRICEMODERNWITH PRICEMODERN

LOCATION: DAC, 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004TIME: TBDDESCRIPTION: Competition open to the public

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MENTORING WORKSHOPMENTORING WORKSHOP

LOCATION: DAC, 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004TIME: 6:00- 8:00pmDESCRIPTION: Tips on successful networking for architects.

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26 NEGOTIATION FOR ARCHITECTSMENTORING WORKSHOPMENTORING WORKSHOP

LOCATION: DAC, 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004TIME: 6:00- 8:00pmDESCRIPTION: Mentoring Workshop

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ENERGIZE. LEAD. CONNECT.

LOCATION: Walter E. Washington Convention CenterDESCRIPTION: From tours of the region’s most impressive high-performance buildings, to semi-nars on changing your career trajectory and renovating historic spaces, this conference connects attendees to cutting-edge tech-nology, projects, and practitioners through insightful content and more than 70 exhibitors. Earn AIA, GBCI, AICP, ASLA and IIDA con-tinuing education credit at this interdiciplinary event.

AIA|DC

RESEARCH IN CORPORATE PRACTICE


ARCHITECTURE UNCENSORED

LOCATION: RTKL, 2101 L Street NW, Suite 200TIME: 6:30-8:30pmDESCRIPTION: Lecture Series

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CHRISTOPHER KELLEY LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM

DESCRIPTION: Applications due for Class of 2016 scholars.

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LOCATION: TBDTIME: TBDDESCRIPTION: First session of the Class of 2016 Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program.

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DESCRIPTION: Private reception to honor the Class of 2015 scholars and program sponsors.

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THESIS SHOWCASE

LOCATION: DAC, 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004TIME: 6:30- 8:30pmDESCRIPTION: This program aims to bridge the gap between recent graduates and practicing architects by providing an opportunity for practitioners to view a sample of the work emerging from local architecture schools. Each presenter will speak for 10 minutes, after which an emcee will moderate questions from the audience and help to draw connections between the thesis projects. Before and after the presentations there will be a network reception with opportunities for conversation between the presenters and attendees.

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LOCATION: Georgia World Congress Center; Atlanta, GA DESCRIPTION: Annual AIA National Convention. Emerging Architects are encouraged to attend and serve as Continuing Education Volunteers for complementary registration.

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DESCRIPTION: Annual festival that spotlights DC architectural landmarks, neighborhoods, and cultural institutions.

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RESUME & PORTFOLIO REVIEWS

LOCATION: DAC, 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004TIME: 12:30- 3:00pmDESCRIPTION: In a continuing effort to help students and young architects with their career paths, the AIA|DC's Emerging Architects Committee has organized a portfolio and resumé workshop "speed dating" session. This will be a series of one-on-one critiques of résumés and portfolios by local practitioners. Participants can bring a resume or portfolio in any state of completion for review.

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LOCATION: TBDTIME: 6:30- 8:30pmDESCRIPTION: Networking social to include the SEAMW-YMG, DCBIA DLD, and possibly other joint associations.

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24 NCARB & YOU:IDP, ARE & CERTIFICATIONIDP, ARE & CERTIFICATION

LOCATION: NCARB, 1801 K Street NW, Suite 700KTIME: 6:00- 8:00pmDESCRIPTION: NCARB's Manager of Examination Development Michelle Cohn, AIA, NCARB, will be speaking on licensure-related topics in DC.

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HAPPY HOURHAPPY HOUR

AIA GRASSROOTS

LOCATION: Buffalo BilliardsTIME: 9:00pmDESCRIPTION: Happy hour for AIA Grassroots attendees. EAC members are invited to network and discuss advocacy efforts with those representing them at Grassroots.

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18 ARCHITECURE CAREER FAIRCATHOLIC UNIVERSITYOF AMERICA

CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA

LOCATION: Catholic University of AmericaTIME: 10:30am- 2:30pmDescription: The EAC and Public Architects Committee will jointly man a booth at CUA’s spring Architecture Career Fair.

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WOMEN IN ARCHITECTURELECTURE SERIES

LOCATION: SmithGroup JJR- 1700 New York Avenue NW, Suite 100TIME: 6:00- 8:00pmDESCRIPTION: Three part lecture Series.

AIA NOVA

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YOUNG MEMBERS GROUP JOINT HAPPY HOUR

YOUNG MEMBERS GROUP JOINTHAPPY HOUR


LOCATION: Irish WhiskeyTIME: 6:00- 8:00pmDESCRIPTION: Happy Hour

SEAMW-YMG

PROVOKE OUTREACHADVOCATEMENTOR

The Emerging Architects Committee (EAC) promotes education, leadership development, and community involvement among intern architects, Associate AIA members, and architects licensed 10 years or less. We encourage the next generation of architects to start leading our community by heading committees, organizing events, participating in workshops, or simply by attending our events.The committee has four major objectives: PROVOKE and talk about the future of the profession, ADVOCATE for emerging architects, OUTREACH to other AIA members, associated disciplines, and the community, and MENTOR the next generation of architects. Check out the AIA|DC calendar for upcoming programs.

http://aiadc.com/committees/emergingarc hitectscommittee https://www.facebook.com/aiadceachttp://instagram.com/aiadcemergarch/

https://twitter.com/aiadcemergarch

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CLIMB TO THE TOP OF THE STACK, PART I:

LOCATION: DAC, 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004TIME: TBDDESCRIPTION: Workshop featuring speakers and a panel discussion about resume and portfolio best practices.

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8 WINTERNETWORKING SOCIALWITH JOINT ASSOCIATIONSWITH JOINTASSOCIATIONS

LOCATION: TBDTIME: 6:30- 8:30pmDESCRIPTION: Networking social to coincide with December’s Mentoring Workshop and the holidays.

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DESIGN FETE

LOCATION: TBDTIME: TBDDESCRIPTION: The Fall Design Fête celebrates the contributions of individuals who make Washington better through their contributions as designers, advocates, and clients. The Emerging Architect Award is awarded at the event.

AIA|DC

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20 GREENBUILD

LOCATION: Walter E. Washington Convention CenterDESCRIPTION: The Fall Design Fête celebrates the contributions of individuals who make Washington better through their contributions as designers, advocates, and clients. The Emerging Architect Award is awarded at the event.

USGBC

MONUMENTAL GREENMONUMENTAL GREEN

TBD

6 X 106 X 10

MEET THE FELLOWS:

LOCATION: DAC, 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004TIME: TBDDESCRIPTION: New AIA Fellows from AIA|DC, Potomac Valley, and NOVA Chapters will each present for 10 minutes each. Event will be a collaboration between the AIA|DC Chapter and the Emerging Architects Committee.

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LOCATION: DAC, 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004TIME: TBDDESCRIPTION: Competition open to the public

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25 DESIGNDCENERGIZE.LEAD.CONNECT.

ENERGIZE. LEAD. CONNECT.

LOCATION: Walter E. Washington Convention CenterDESCRIPTION: From tours of the region’s most impressive high-performance buildings, to semi-nars on changing your career trajectory and renovating historic spaces, this conference connects attendees to cutting-edge tech-nology, projects, and practitioners through insightful content and more than 70 exhibitors. Earn AIA, GBCI, AICP, ASLA and IIDA con-tinuing education credit at this interdiciplinary event.

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LOCATION: TBDTIME: TBDDESCRIPTION: Each year mem-bers of the EAC servce as mentors at the speed-networking session at AIAS Grassroots.

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25 STARTING YOUR OWN FIRM, PART I:INTELLECTUAL PROPERTYINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY


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PRESENTATION+ EXHIBITIONPRESENTATION + EXHIBITION

THESIS SHOWCASE

LOCATION: DAC, 421 7th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004TIME: 6:30- 8:30pmDESCRIPTION: This program aims to bridge the gap between recent graduates and practicing architects by providing an opportunity for practitioners to view a sample of the work emerging from local architecture schools. Each presenter will speak for 10 minutes, after which an emcee will moderate questions from the audience and help to draw connections between the thesis projects. Before and after the presentations there will be a network reception with opportunities for conversation between the presenters and attendees.

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16 AIA NATIONALCONVENTIONATLANTAATLANTA

LOCATION: Georgia World Congress Center; Atlanta, GA DESCRIPTION: Annual AIA National Convention. Emerging Architects are encouraged to attend and serve as Continuing Education Volunteers for complementary registration.

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DESCRIPTION: Annual festival that spotlights DC architectural landmarks, neighborhoods, and cultural institutions.

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