Congratulations Mitchell Hoelker, AIA, who recently passed his exams to become a licensed architect, moving from Associate AIA to full AIA!

Amanda Thom, Commercial Account Specialist, Hamilton Parker, Southwest. “Tile has always been fascinating to me and when I discovered that Hamilton Parker was hiring, I jumped at the chance. I started as a Tile Design Consultant in the showroom, then the Residential Account Specialist for the Cincinnati area designers and architects. When the Commercial position became available, I was hesitant but I’ve never looked back.”

Congratulations Lindsay Schweitzer, AIA, who recently passed her exams to become a licensed architect, moving from Associate AIA to full AIA!

Introducing the 2021 AIA Cincinnati Board of Directors.

AIA Cincinnati congratulates Joshua Pedoto, AIA, who passed the ARE exams to become a licensed architect, moving from Associate AIA to full AIA!

AIA Cincinnati congratulates Jeremy Barker, John Edwards, and Linette Green who passed their exams to become licensed architects, moving from Associate AIA to full AIA!

Stephen Sendelbeck, Retired, Architectural Foundation of Cincinnati and KZF Design. “Your education has given you special training in problem solving that is not typically taught in other disciplines/professions... Look for ways to utilize your problem solving skills to go beyond the scope of architecture and tackle bigger issues. ”

Congratulations Jessica Dangelo, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, WELL AP, LFA and Brian G. Oldiges, AIA!

Jeff Rose & Bill Walz, Co-Owners, Mansion Hill Custom Floors. “We want to be a trusted resource for the Architectural community, that means making sure our Architect partners have the proper applications and processes in place to make sure that their clients get a superior and functional product.”

Art Dierks, Chief Operating Officer, The V Collective. “Our team can collaborate on design, or just manage the build and installation of cabinetry that was already designed and specified. During the process, we work closely with the architect through an exchange of shop drawings.”