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AIA north carolinachapter awardsand honorsAIA North Carolina announced its 2008 awardwinners at the Design Awards Banquet held onthe evening of Saturday, August 23,2008 at theWestin Hotelin Charlotte, North Carolina.In 2009, the award winners were announcedon Saturday, August 22 at the North CarolinaMuseum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh, NorthCarolina.The 2010, winners were announced during anawards banquet held at the gardens at BiltmoreEstate in Asheville, North Carolina on Saturday,September 18, 2010.A five-person Awards committee, appointedyearly by the Chapter president and chaired bythe immediate past president, is responsiblefor reviewing the nominations and selecting arecipient.AIA North Carolina - F. Carter WilliamsGold MedalThis is the highest honor presented by theChapter to a member of AIA North Carolina.It is awarded to an individual in recognitionof a distinguished career or extraordinaryaccomplishments as an architect.The Gold Medalwas created by the Board of Directors in 1976.The first recipient was Luther Snow Lashmit. Until1998, Lashmit was the only architect to receivethis award. lt was at that time re-named in honorof the late Raleigh architect F. CarterWilliams,FAIA. The Williams family has established anendowment in support of the Gold Medal.. Miscellaneousmaterial (clippings,articles,etc.) not to exceed three pages. Letters of support, not to exceed five, from AIANorth Carolina members; letters should beexplicit in their recommendation and containspecific reasons for support.GOLD MEDAL RECIPIENTS1976 Luther Snow Lashmit, AlA,Winston-Salem1998 Lloyd G.Walter, Jr., FAIA,Winston-Salem1999 J. Hyatt Hammond, FAIA, Greensboro2000 Marley P. Carroll, FAIA, Charlotte2001 Herbert P. McKim, FAIA, Wilmington2002 Jeffrey A. Huberman, FAIA, Charlotte2003 Charles H. Boney, Sr., FAIA,Wilmington2004 S. Scott Ferebee, FAIA, Charlotte2005 John L. Atkins, FAIA, ResearchTriangle Park2006 Macon S. Smith, FAIA, Raleigh2007 PaulD.boney,FAIA,Wilmington2008 Gail A. Linsday, FAIA, Wake Forest2009 Jay Peterson, FAIA, Wlmington2010 Philip G. Freelon, FAIA, RaleighAIA North Carolina Firm AwardThe AIA North Carolina Firm Award shall beawarded to a North Carolina firm that hasconsistently produced quality architecture with averifiable level of client satisfaction for a period ofat least 10 years as an established presence in thisstate.This award is the highest honor the Chaptercan bestow upon a firm.. A nomination letter by a member, AIA NorthCarolina Section or a representative of thepublic, summarizing the firm's contributionsin terms of design excellence and clientsatisfaction. A brief biography of all firm principals and ahistory of the firm. Afirm brochure (if available). Descriptive statements and photographs ofearly, middle and recent work of the firm. A maximum of five signed letters by clients,attesting to the firm's excellence and/or highlevel of performanceFIRM AWARD RECIPIENTS1998 O'Brien/AtkinsAssociates,Research Triangle Park1999 Walter Robbs Callahan &Pierce Architects, Wi nston-Salem2000 Lee Nichols Architecture, Charlotte2001 The Freelon Group,Inc.,Research Triangle Park2002 Boney, PLLC, Charlotte, Raleigh &Wilmington2003 Dixon Weinstein Architects, PA,ChapelHill2004 Pearce Brinkley Cease + Lee, Raleigh2005 FreemanWhite, Charlotte2006 Gantt Huberman, Charlotte2007 Clearscapes,Raleigh2008 Shook Kelly, Charlotte2009 Cherry Huffman Architects, PA,Raleigh2010 BJAC, RaleighELIGIBILITYA current or deceased member of AIA NorthCarolina is eligible to receive the Gold Medal. Nomore than one such award shall be made in anyyear. Individuals who are current members ofthe Chapter Board, one year removed from theBoard or members of the Awards committee areineligible for consideration.NOMINATIONSNominations may be made by members, thepublic, or by AIA North Carolina sections.Please contact AIA North Carolina at 919-833-6656 for nomination deadlines. Nominationsshould include the following information:. A nomination letter that summarizes thecontributions made by the individual. A brief biography of the nominee not toexceed four pagesELIGIBILITYNorth Carolina architectural fi rms practicingunder the leadership of either a single AIA NorthCarolina member principal or several AIA NorthCarolina member principals are eligible for theFirm Award. In addition, firms that have beenreorganized and whose name has been changedor modified are also eligible, as long as the firmhas been in operation in North Carolina for aperiod of at least 10 years. Although firms thatare headquartered in other states or firms thatperform the majority of their work in other statesor countries are eligible, the firm's work andimpact within the state of North Carolina shallbe of primary consideration. A firm owned ormanaged by the Chapter president, presidentelector members of the Awards committee shallnot be eligible for consideration.NOMINATIONSNominations may be made by members, thepublic, or by AIA North Carolina sections. Pleasecontact AIA North Carolina at 919-833-6656fornomination deadlines.The nominations shouldinclude the following information:AIA North Carolina - William H.Deitrick Service MedalThe AIA North Carolina -William H. Deitrick ServiceMedalwill be presented to an AIA North Carolinamember who exhibits extraordinary service tothe community, profession or AIA North Carolina.The medal is named in honor of the lateWilliamHenley Deitrick, FAIA, a former president of AIANorth Carolina. The AIA Tower, headquarters forAIA North Carolina, previously served as Deitrick'sarchitectural studio and offices.164