Directory - Triangle Modernist Houses

AIA NORTH CAROLINA LEADERSHIP
Wayne H. Camas, AIA
President
Wayne Camas is the founder and President of
Camas Associates Architects PA in Charlotte.
Camas is a graduate of Clemson University with
a Bachelor of Pre-Architecture and Master of
Architecture with a Minor in City/Regional
Planning. He has served in various AIA positions
at the local and state level including President of
the Charlotte Section, Chairman of the AIA
Charlotte Architecture Week, member of the
National Steering Committee for the 2002 AIA
Carolinas Convention as well as the Host
Chapter Party Planning Committee. On the
state and regional level he co-chaired the
Sponsorship Committee for 2004 Future Office
and the Outside Events Committee of the 2003
SAR convention. He also co-chaired the
lnsurance Task Force for the Chapter. He has
served on the AIA North Carolina Board for four
years, serving as the 2007 AIA North Carolina
Design Conference Chair. His professional affiliations
include service on the City/County Smart
Growth Committee, the Board of Directors of
the Charlotte Repertory Theatre and the
Advisory Committee for the College of
Architecture at UNC-Charlotte.
Ann W. Collier, AIA
Vice-President
Ann W. Collier, AlA, is a partner and principal
architect with the Rocky Mount based firm of
Oakley Collier, Architects, P.A. A native North
Carolinian, Collier received her Bachelor of
Environmental Design in Architecture degree
from the School of Design at North Carolina
State University. Among her professional affiliations
and activities, Collier includes past leadership
on the AIA North Carolina Board of
Directors as Public Relations Director (2000,
2001); membership on the Public Awareness
Committee (1999-2005), as well as terms serving
the AIA Eastern Section as President (2000),
President-Elect (1999) and Secretary (1998).
Ann has served two terms on Board of Directors
for Tri-County lndustries in Rocky Mount and
maintains as active role within the local business
communities of Nashville and Rocky
Mount. Currently, Collier serves as State
Treasurer for the North Carolina Educational
Facility Planners (NCEFP) and is a member of the
Council of Educational Facility Planners,
International (CEFPI).
J. Michael Cox, AIA
Treasurer
Mike Cox is a founding principal ,with
Architectural Design Studiq an Asheville }'rchitectural
firm established in lg8l,specializing in
the planning, design and renovation of K-12
schools. He received his Bachelor of
Architecture from the University of Tennessee,
Knoxville in '1971 and Master of Architecture
from the University of California, Berkeley in
1973. Cox served as president of the
Preservation Society of Asheville and
Buncombe County and Chairman of the Historic
Resources Commission of Asheville and
Buncombe County. Currently he is a member of
the Council of Education Facilities Planners
International and is regional director for the
North Carolina Educational Facilities Planners.
He is twice president of A|A-Asheville (1979 &
2002J In 2006 and 2007 he served on the AIA
NC Facilities Task Force and as AIANC Director
for Continuing Education.
Matthew D.Messick,AlA
Secretory
Matt Messick is a Partner with Walter Robbs
Callahan & Pierce Architects, PA, in Winston-
Salem. Matt received his Bachelor of Architecture
with honors from NC State University in 1991. He
was the recipient of the RTKL Fellowship and the
Walter Robbs Callahan and Pierce Scholarship.
Since 1998, he has served on the Board of
Directors for the AIA NC Winston-Salem Section,
AIA Insurance task Force Committee, Continuing
Education Committee, 2006 Design Awards
Committee Chair,and as a Director on the AIA NC
Board of Directors. He has been active in a variety
of organizations on the Greensboro / Winston-
Salem Area.
Walton R.Teague,AlA
I m m edi ate Past President
Walt Teague is a Partner and Principal Architect
with the firm Teague Freyaldenhoven
Freyaldenhoven Architects & Planners, LLP (TFF
Architects). With a Business Administration and
Marketing degree, he began his first career in a
marketing position in an architecture-related
business. His personal interest in architecture
led Teague to complete a Masters in
Architecture at North Carolina State University,
and he has been working in the field of architecture
for the last 17 years. Teague has been
actively involved in AIA Piedmont and AIA
North Carolina. His involvement included serving
on the Public Awareness Committee for
seven years, serving as a Director of the AIA
North Carolina Board of Directors, serving as a
member of the Board of Directors of the AIA
North Carolina Political Action Committee, and
serving as the co-chair of the AIA North Carolina
Facilities Task Force.
20 I North Carolina Architecture'2008-2009