Directory - Triangle Modernist Houses

2OOg board ofdirectorsPresidentAnn Colliet AIAOa kl ey Col I ier Arch itects109 Candlewood RoadRocky Mount, NC 27804Phone: (252)937-2500E-mail: acol I ier@oakleycollrer,comAnn W Collier, AlA, is a partner and principal architectwith the Rocky Mount based firm of Oakley Collier,Architects, P.A. A native North Carolinran, Collierreceived her Bachelor of Environmental Desiqnin Architecture degree from the School of Deiiqnat North Carolina State University. Among herprofessional affiliations and activities, Collier incruoespast leadership on the AIA North Carolina Board ofDirectors as Publrc Relations Director (2OOO, 2OOl);membership on the Public Awareness Committee(1999-2005), as well as terms serving the AtA EasternSection as President (2000), President-Elect (.l999)and Secretary (1998). Ann has served two terms onBoard of Directors for Tri-County Industries in RockyMount and maintains an active role within the localbusiness communities of Nashville and Rockv Mount.President-ElectJ. Michael Cox, AIAArchitectural Design Studio, PA90 Church StreetAsheville, NC 28801Phone: (B2B) 252-0355E-mail: mike@ads-architects.comMike Cox is a founding princrpal with ArchitecturalDesign Studio, an Asheville architectural firmestablished in 1981, specializing in the planning,design and renovation of K-i2 schools. He receivedhis Bachelor of Architecture from the Universitv ofTennessee, Knoxville in l97l and Master of Architecturefrom the University of California, Berkelev in 1973.Cox served as president of the Preservation Socretyof Asheville and Buncombe County and Chairman ofthe Historic Resources Commission of Asheville anoBuncombe County. Currently he is a member of theCouncil of Education Facilities planners lnternationaland is regional director for the North CarolinaEducational Facilities Planners. He is twice presidentof AIA Asheville (1979 & 2002.) In 2006 and 2OO7he served on the AIA NC Facilities Task Force ano asAIANC Director for Continuing Education.Treasut-,rMatthew D. Messick, AIAWalter Robbs Callahan & Pierce Architects530 N. Trade Street, Suite 301Winston-Salem NC 27101Phone: (336) 725-1371E-mail: mattm@wrcp.comMatt Messick is a Partner with Walter Robbs Callahan &Pierce Architects, PA, in Winston-Salem. Matt receivedhis Bachelor of Architecture with honors from NC StateUnrversity in 1991, He was the recipient of the RTKLFellowship and the Walter Robbs Callahan and pierceScholarship. Since 1998, he has served on the Board ofDirectors for the AIA NC Winston-Salem Section, AIAInsurance Task Force Committee, Continuing EducationCommittee, 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 in theGreensboro / Winston-Salem Area.Secretarylrvin A. Pearce, AIAPearce Brinkley Cease + Lee, p.A.333 Fayetteville Street, Ste. l0OORaleigh NC 27601Phone: (919) BJ6-9751E-mail: irvinp@pbclarchitecture.comlrv Pearce, a founding principalof pBC+1, ioined thefirm (formerly known as Haskins Rice Architects andPlanners) as head of their construction administrationdepartment. He now serves as a project manager Inaddition to construction administration duties. rrv nas abackground in managing multi-million dollar projects,and has developed professional expertise regardingall sides of the construction industry, lrv wasi 2OOirecipient of the Sir Walter Raleigh Award from the Cityof Raleigh for his management of the progress e nergyCenter for the Performing Arts. He served as the AIATriangle President in 2OOj, having previously served asmember, secretary, and treasurer. He has also servedas a member of the board of directors for the RaleighCity Museum and he is currently a board member ofNC Green Power.lmmediate Past presidentWayne Camas, AIACarnas Associates Architects pA1410 Euclid AvenueCharlotte, NC 28203Phone: (704)372-0491E-mail: camasw@camasassociates.comWayne Camas is the founder and president of CamasAssociates Architects pA in Charlotte. Camas is agraduate of Clemson University with a Bachelor ofPre-Architecture and Master of Architecture witha Minor in City/Regional planning. He has serveoin various AIA positions at the local and state levelincluding President of the Charlotte Section, Chairmanof the AIA Charlotte Architecture Week, member ofthe National Steering Committee for the 2OO2 AIACarolinas Convention as well as the Host Chapter partyPlanning Committee. On the state and regional teverhe co-chaired the Sponsorship Committee for 2OO4Future Office and the Outside Events Committee ofthe 2003 SAR Convention. He also co-chaired thelnsurance Task Force for the Chapter. He has serveo onthe AIA North Carolina Board for four years, servrngas the 2OO7 AIA North Carolina Design ConferenceChair. His professional affiliations include service on theCity/County Smart Growth Committee, the Board ofDirectors of the Charlotte Repertory Theatre and theAdvisory Committee for the College of Architecrure atUNC-Charlotte.Director (2 years)Renee Hutcheson, AIA220 Brendan ChoiceCary, NC 27511Phone: (919) 461-8452E-mail: rhutcheson220@gmail.comRenee Hutcheson serves as director and as amember of the committee overseeing the design andconstruction of the AIANC Center for Architecture andDesign. Renee has been involved with the sustainabilitvmovement since the 1980's and has been a drivingforce behind promoting and integrating sustainabledesign rn architecture and the built environment inNorth Carolina. Renee served as Chair of the AIANCCommittee on the Environment from 2OO5-2OO8and led a movement to bring together agencies inNorth Carolina with similar goals to form a coalition toadvocate for state-wide sustainable energy legislation.Consequently Senate Bill 668 was passed in ZbOZ. t"ts.Hutcheson now serves on the State Advisorv Boaroto State Construction and State Energy Offiies tooversee the implementation of this law and continuesto.work_towards its implementation through training ofothers. Renee is currently serving on the NC BuildingCode Council Energy Ad Hoc committee.15