Building Industry Magazine - March 2011 - (Page 9)

ArchitectsCorner AIA Kicks Off 2011 With New Leadership The Honolulu chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) introduced its 2011 board of directors at a New Year Kick-Off Party on Jan. 26 at the Pacific Club. Called the executive committee, the association will be led by: • President: Spencer Leineweber, FAIA, University of Hawaii School of Architecture • Vice President/President-Elect: Philip K. White, AIA, Philip K. White & Associates • Secretary: Sandi Quildon, AIA, PQ Architects, Inc. • Treasurer: Terry McFarland, AIA, Architects Hawaii, Ltd. At-large directors for 2011 include: Scott Wilson, AIA, of Scott R. Wilson AIA; Reid Mizue, AIA, of Shimokawa+Nakamura; Eric Nelson, AIA, of RIM Architects Hawaii, LLC; Kelly Irvine, AIA, of Collaborative Studio, LLC; Mayumi Hara, AIA, of John Hara Associates Inc.; Katherine MacNeil, AIA, of Group 70 International, Inc.; and Tonia Moy, AIA, of Fung Associates, Inc. Zon Sullenberger, AIA, of H & S International serves as Hawaii Island section director. Kris Palagi, Associate AIA, of the University of Hawaii School of Architecture and (From left) Charles Kaneshiro, AIA, of Group 70, outgoing 2010 AIA president, accepts a token of appreciation for his service from Amy Blagriff, AIA Honolulu executive vice president, while Spencer Leineweber, FAIA, incoming president, looks on. Cogent Designs, was elected as associate, representing AIA Honolulu’s emerging architects and design professionals. The board serves the interests of the approximately 800 architects, associate members and allied design professionals of the islands of Oahu, Kauai and Hawaii. Their term began Jan. 1 and concludes Dec. 31, 2011. Leineweber explains the philosophy that will guide her one-year term: “The architectural profession is in a transformative place in interdisciplinary collaboration, sustainable practices, project delivery, advanced technology and social responsibility. For all of us to lead these changes requires education, alignment and capacity.” The Only Welded Wire mesh made in haWaii • FACTORY DIRECT PRICIng • CUSTOM-LEngTH ROLLS & MATS • 6x6 – W1.4/W1.4 (10 ga) • 6x6 – W2.9/W2.9 (6 ga) • LOCALLY OWnED • LARgE InVEnTORY • DISTRIBUTOR InQUIRES WELCOME Kila manuf acturing, MARCH 2011 | BuildiNg iNdustRy | 9 Honolulu, Hawaii • 535-MESH(6374) kilaman@hawaii.rr.com • kilaman.com llc. http://www.kilaman.com http://www.kilaman.com http://www.kilaman.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of Building Industry Magazine - March 2011

Building Industry - March 2011
Contents
Datebook
Union Names Builder of the Year
Young Brothers Goes Green
GCA Banquet Honors Members
Architects Corner
RevoluSun Expands Services
Kiewit Building Group Relocates
Contracts Awarded
Site Preparation
Spotlight on Success: St. Louis School Learning and Technology Center
Finance, Bonding & Insurance
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Building Industry Magazine - March 2011