Directory - Triangle Modernist Houses

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WrllnN G. MoHnor lll
Director (one-year term)
William G. Monroe lll, AlA, is
oresident of WGM Development
Consultants Inc. He has previously
served as president and treasurer for
AIA Charlotte, He cunently serves as a
member of the Historic District
Commission of Charlotte and
additionally rs on the board of directors of Providence Day
School. He is a past board of director member of the National
Association of Industrial and Office Parks for the Charlotte
Region.
Monroe received his maste/s and bachelor of arts degrees
from N.C. State University and was the recipient of the AIA
School Medal and the Certificate of Merit from the Henry Adams
Fund of the American Institute of Architects, He is a member of
the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards.
Roarnr L. Powrll Jn.
Director (two-y e ar term)
Robert L. PowellJr., AlA, received
a master's of architecture degree from
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
in 1977, with a bachelor degree from
Stanford. He loined the firm of RS&H,
AEP, lnc., in 1985 and is now a Project
manager.
Powell recently served as chair of the AIA North Carolina
energy committee, chair of the North Carolina Solar Energy
Association and president of the Piedmont Section of AIA North
Carolina. He has been appointed to serve on the Legislative
Research Commission study committee on ways to promote
energy conservation and the use of renewable energy.
B. CowrY Dnmenor Jn.
Director (two-year term)
B. Conway Dameron Jr., AlA, who
practices in Asheville, is a graduate of
the College of Architecture and Urban
Studies at Virginia Polytechnic
Institute. He previously served as
president of the Asheville Section. In
1990, he was chairman ol the AIA
North Carolina Design Awards Committee and a member of the
SARC Design Awards Committee.
Dameron was on the Asheville Section Scholastic Art
Awards Committee for four years and was an Urban Design
Assistance Team member for the 1989 French Broad Riverfront
Design Charette. He currently serves on the Buncombe County
Planning Board.
Jncr F. PnnsoHs
Asheville Section President
Jack F. Parsons, AlA, is principal in
the firm Jack F. Parsons, Architect, PA,
which was established in'1991. He has
served AIA as oresident-elect and
secretary-treasurer of the Asheville
Section.
Parsons received his bachelor
degree from Clemson Universrty and is registered in five states.
As a project architect at Vincent Kling in Philadelphia earlier in
his career, he was a co-designer of a styling and design center
that received the National Institute of Design's highest award.
Srepnen M. HEplen
C h arl otte S ectio n P reside nt
Stephen M. Hepler, AlA, is a
principal of the Charlotte firm of Hepler
+ Associates Architects, PA. He
received his graduate and
undergraduate degrees from the North
Carolina State University School of
Design in 1979.
Hepler has served as president-elect, secretary and director
of the Charlotte Section and has been active in the IDP
program, serving as both an advisor and sponsor for interns. He
served chairman of the 1992 AIA North Carolina Summer
Design Conference in Charlotte.
Gere Tenntl
Ch arl otte Secti o n P re sid e nt- Elect
Gene Terrill, AlA, is president of the
FWA Group, PA, established in
Charlotte in 1953. He received a
bachelor of architecture degree from
the University of Michigan in 1961.
Terrillwas active in AIA affairs in
Michigan prior to relocating to North
Carolina. He served as president of the Flint Area Chapter in
1974 and president of the Michigan Society of Architects in
1979, He served as chairman for Michigan's Mid-summer
Conference in 1976 and their annual convention in 1985. Most
recently he chaired the Charlotte Section's Public Relations
Committee,
Anu A. Wu
master's degree in architecture in 1984.
Durham-Chapel Hill Section President
Anna A. Wu, AlA, is a principal and
co-founder of Watts Street Studio,
P.A., in Durham. She received her
bachelor of arts degree from the
University of Pennsylvania and
graduated from Harvard University
Graduate School of Design with her
Wu has served as the vice-president and treasurer of the
Durham-Chapel Hill Section. She also is a 1991 graduate of the
Leadership Durham Program, sponsored by the Durham
Chamber of Commerce.
l2 . AIA North Carolina Directory 1993