Directory - Triangle Modernist Houses

Julie McLaurin, AIA
Di rector, Col I ate ra I O rg a n i zati on s
Julie Mclaurin is an associate with O'Brien
Atkins Associates, PA in RTP. She received her
Bachelor of Environmental Design in
Architecture in 1989 and her Bachelor of
Architecture in 1990 from North Carolina State
University. While at North Carolina State
University, she served as president for AIAS in
the 1989/90 school year. Mclaurin has served
AIA Triangle as section secretary, treasurer, president
elect and as president in 2005. Mclaurin
has also been involved with numerous professional
and community organizations over the
years. As director, she chairs the Collateral
Organizations committee. She and her daughtet
Charlotte,live in Morrisville, NC.
David Moore,AlA
Di rector, Conti n ui ng Ed u cati o n
Dave Moore graduated from Texas Tech
University in 1981. A Principal and Director for
Calloway, Johnson, Moore & West, Moore has 25
years of experience in corporate / speculative
office design. He specializes in large scale projects.
Moore's portfolio of CJMW projects
includes the UNC Chapel Hill Kenan Flagler
Business School McColl Building, UNC Chapel
Hill Rizzo Conference Center, UNCG School of
Music Building,the North Carolina Schoolof the
Arts Recital Hall and the New Alumni
Association Building and Visitor Center, both at
NC State. Recent projects include the renovation
of Memorial Hall at UNC Chapel Hill and the new
YWCA at the gateway in Winston-Salem.
Hugh Sutphin,AlA
Di rector, Pu bl i c Reloti ons
Hugh Sutphin, AlA, is a Principal with Efird
Sutphin Pearce & Associates, P.A., in Greensboro.
He has served AIA North Carolina in many
capacities since 1999; beginning with his participation
with AIA Piedmont (Secretary, President-
Elect, President, Past President and Interim
President) and most recently lending his efforts
to the AIA North Carolina Facilities Task Force in
2006 and 2007.He is a graduate of NC State
University, where he received his Bachelors of
Environmental Design in Architecture; and an
alum of the University of Colorado where he
received his Masters of Architecture.
AshleyWood
Director, Associates
A recent graduate of the UNC Charlotte School
of Architecture (formerly the College of
Architecture), Ashley is an employee of Shook
Kelley, where she is exploring a career in urban
planning and brand development. In 2003-
2004, she served as the UNCC AIAS President,
and sat on the AIA Charlotte board as the
Student Liaison. In 2004-2005, Ashley served
as the South Quad Director and sat on the
national AIAS board. During her tern, she has
the opportunity to provide input to various
initiatives, including the Studio Culture Summit,
a result of the Studio Culture Report that has
led to the passing of the 13th condition for
accreditation for architecture programs. She
eagerly serves the associate membership of AIA
NC in a similar capacity.
Chris Boney, AIA
Di rector, Member Services
Chris Boney is a Principal with LS3p in
Wilmington. He received his undergraduate
degree in Architecture from the College of
Design at North Carolina State, and a Master of
Architecture degree from the University of
Virginia. While in Virginia, he was the recipient
of the Pristo Award for academic excellence,and
was elected graduation speaker by his peers. He
is currently serving on the City of Wilmington
Planning Board. He has recently completed
terms as President of the Wilmington Section of
AIA North Carolina, Intern Development
Coordinator for AIA North Carolina, and
National Advisor to the AIA Young Architects
Forum. He has been active in his community,
serving as Trustee for the Wilmington Children's
Museum,Thalian Hall Center for the Performing
Arts, Historic Wilmington Foundation, and the
Historic Preservation Commission.
Anthony Hersey, Associate AIA
Di rector, J AF (ex-offi ci o)
Anthony Hersey is a graduate of the University
of Kansas, and has worked for Odell Associates,
Inc. located in Charlotte, North Carolina, for four
years. He is currently an Associate member of
AIA and is a Director with the AIA Charlotte
Board of Directors. Anthony has been involved
with AIA Charlotte since 2002, holding multiple
leadership positions on committees and helping
to organize various organizational and community
events. These activities range from
chairing the Charlotte chapter of the Young
Architects Forum to organizing the highly publicized
Design Walk of Fame for the 2002 AtA
National Convention in Charlotte. ln 2004, he
led the effort to organize Barkitecture, a highly
successful AIA Charlotte design competition
and fundraiser for the Humane Society that
showcased the multiple design talents of local
firms and design professionals. Anthony has
recently completed IDP and plans to take the
ARE this year.
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