Lu received a MArch degree from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design and is a Senior Associate at HGA Architects & Engineers.
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Lu’s commitment to design excellence and to impacting future generations of architecture professionals and global citizens is evident in her professional work and service to the AIA and her community. He is also a Senior Editor for the AIA YAF CONNECTION and the Editor-In-Chief of the NOMA Magazine and AIBD Magazine. Lo served on the AIA Long Beach-South Bay chapter Board of Directors and is currently serving on the AIA Construction Contractor Administration Knowledge Community Advisory Group, AIA Diversity Council, AIA California Council COTE and the Advocacy Advisory Committee. His work received numerous design awards and has been featured in media outlets such as ArchDaily, Hinge Magazine and Hospitality-Interiors Magazine. Lo graduated from Iowa State University with a BArch in 2004. Her blog,, is dedicated to parents in architecture. A leader in promoting women’s roles in the AEC industry, Kalar co-founded the AIA-MN Women in Architecture Committee. She practices as a healthcare architect and medical planner, using evidence-based design to bring innovation to healthcare environments. She earned a MArch from Montana State University and is a Senior Associate with HGA Architects and Engineers. Kalar’s passion, talent, and dedication has an influence on her profession and community through a combination of advocacy, education, and innovative practice. Ganser has been a design studio instructor for the School of Architecture at the University of Minnesota since 2006 and is co-chair of the AIA Minnesota Committee on Design. He has also worked in the offices of HGA Architects and Engineers and Snow Kreilich Architects. In 2005, he co-founded CityDeskStudio Architecture and Design - the small firm he helped to shape over 11 years of practice.
Ganser is currently an architect at MSR Design in Minneapolis. He is an advocate for the value of quality design and the architectural profession.
Ganser is an award winning designer, educator and a mentor. She is active with the AIA, NAAB, and NCARB through a variety of service and committee work at the local, state, and national levels. Carraher concentrates on developing projects that engage students with practitioners, researchers, and community organizations in the development of built work. She graduated with a BArch from Virginia Tech and a MArch from Yale and practiced with BKSK Architects in New York City before moving into teaching full-time. An advocate for excellent design and its benefit to communities, Aust uses her expertise to advance the profession in multiple contexts.Ĭarraher, an assistant professor at the University of Utah's School of Architecture, works to empower students to make an impact through an integrated approach to scholarship, creative work, teaching, and service. Aust, who received a BArch from Iowa State, is currently an associate with Des Moines-based Substance Architecture and is the current President of AIA Iowa. Anderson believes in supporting emerging professionals, the architecture profession, and the Central Oregon community where the firm is located.Īrmed with a passion for public architecture, coupled with a commitment to mentorship and community involvement, Aust has devoted her career to the design of public spaces, including multiple award-winning federal government, public library, and university campus projects. In 2014, Anderson formally outlined Ascent’s business plan, finishing third place of 51 entries in the Charrette Venture Group’s Architectural Business Plan competition. Anderson opened Ascent Architecture & Interiors in 2012 with the desire to provide clients with a personalized approach to architecture. By age 32 he had earned the title of senior associate. The Young Architects Award recipients will be honored at the 2016 AIA National Convention in Philadelphia.Īnderson graduated magna cum laude from Washington State University in 2002 and became licensed in 2007. This award, now in its 23rd year, honors individuals who have shown exceptional leadership and made significant contributions to the profession early in their careers. Young Architects are defined as professionals who have been licensed 10 years or fewer regardless of their age. The American Institute of Architects (AIA) has selected 12 recipients for the 2016 AIA Young Architects Award.
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