Directory - Triangle Modernist Houses

2OO9 board of directorsWinston-SalemPresident-Elect:R. Chad Everhart, AlA, NCARBDept. of TechnologyKatherine Haroer HallAppalachian State UniversityBoone, NC 28608Phone: (828) 297-2522E-mail: ceverhart@hotmail.comChad Everhart, an Assistant Professor of Building Science in the Department of Technology at Appalachian StateUniversity, has a Master of Architecture degree and a Bachelor of Environmental Design ii Architecture degree fromthe College of Design at North Carolina State University where he received the AIA H6nry Adams Medal as well asnumerous other design and academic awards. After working on the design teams for two award-winning architecturefirms, PBC+L Architecture and Michael Ross Kersting Architecture, he op-ened his own Oesitn practice, Chad EverhartArchitect, PA. His current practice focuses on creating a contextual architecture, one that pieries with physical andcultural landscape unique to each project. Achieved through the use of indigenous formi, mat"erials and constructiontechniques, the firm's strategy is to use the building vernaiular inherent to an area as a catalyst for creating roOern,sustainably designed buildings.Kenneth A. Lambla, AIAUniversity DeanUNCC College of Arts & Architecture920.l University City BlvdCharlotte, NC28223Phone: (704) 687-4024E-mail: klambla@email.uncc.eduKen Lambla, AIA is Dean of the College of Architecture,UNC Charlotte, where he also served as Chair from1997-2002. He received his Bachelor of EnvironmentalDesign degree from the University of Kansas, and hisMaster of Architecture degree from the University ofCalifornia, Berkeley. His career in both education -andpractice is focused on architecture as communitvdevelopment and advocates social responsibility, craft,and innovation and has taught in lllinois, Californra,Canada and North Carolina. His teaching has focusedon design, design process, and history. He has workedas an architect and urban designer in Belfast (Northernlre!and), Chicago, San Francisco, and during iris tenureat UNC Charlotte throughout North Carolinl oneducational and institutional projects. As Co-Direcrorof the "Elizabeth Urban Design and TransportatronStudy" (Charlotte), he won a national ASLA awardand used this research in advocating zoning changesin Charlotte. He has directed architectural programsin London (UK), The Netherlands, France, andltary, aswell as being foreign resident director for universitvprograms. His research has focused on social historiesof housing projects completed in Chicago andRotterdam, The Netherlands.Marvin J. Malecha, FAIAUniversity DeanNCSfafe College of DesignCampus Box77O1Raleigh, NC 27695Phone: (919) 515-8300/515-8302E-mail: marvin_malecha@ncsu.eduMarvin J. Malecha, FAIA, was appointed dean of theCollege of Design at N.C. State University in 1994. Heholds a Bachelor of Architecture from thL University ofMinnesota and a Master of Architecture from HarvaroUniversity. Malecha is an Association of CollegiateSchools of Architecture (ACSA) DistinguishedProfessor. In 2006 AIA sponsored his book, TheLearning Organization and the Evolution of practiceAcademy Concepts. Malecha is the 2003 TopazMedallion Laureate for Excellence in ArchitecturalEducation awarded by the AtA and the ACSA. In 2002,he was awarded the National Council of ArchitecturalRegistration Boards' (NCARB) prize for creativeintegration of practice and education in the acaoemy.Malecha is a distinguished alumnus of the Universitvof Minnesota, College of Architecture and LandscaoeArchitecture. Prior to his appointment at N.C. Stare,Malecha was dean for 12 years of the College ofEnvironmental Design at California State polytechnicUniversity, Pomona. Malecha has served as presidentof the ACSA and the California Council of ArchitecturalEducation and has served as a master juror for NCARBand on the National Architectural Accrediting Board.As an architect, he gained experience working with thefrrm of Hugh Stubbins and Associates in Cambridge,Mass. He maintains a consulting practice while actingas an academic administrator.19