Dylan Glosecki AIA

WHAT IS THE VALUE OF AIA TO YOU? The connection with fellow architects and non-architects who share a passion for enhancing Seattle as a connected, accessible, and diverse city. The chance connection and cross-pollination of ideas that has shaped my

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Kara Weaver

Kara Weaver is a landscape architect with nearly 20 years of experience designing and documenting public projects. She brings clarity to projects that pose complex challenges, require intensive coordination between disciplines, and provide opportunities for innovative and elegant problem solving.

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Laura Osvak AIA

A native of upstate New York, Laura is an Architect working as a Project Manager with GLY Construction. She has a combined 11 years of experience in architecture/design and construction management. The transition from design to construction management happened organically

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Mitch Smith AIA

WHAT IS THE VALUE OF AIA TO YOU? AIA advances the profession of architecture holistically for an individual architect, small practice, or the industry. The sharing of resources and advocacy efforts that promote the highest standards of design and ethics

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Anna P. Thompson, AIA

Anna received both a Master of Architecture and Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design degrees from North Dakota State University. Anna joined Milbrandt Architects in 2008 as a Design Technician and since that time has worked her way up to a Principal and Owner. She is uniquely adept at understanding the complexities of a project and creating practical solutions to complex design issues, consistently delivering projects on time and within budget. She effortlessly runs multiple large-scale projects and collaborates to create successful partnerships with all parties involved. Read more

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Leah Vendl

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Kelly Mabry AIA

WHY DID YOU JOIN AIA SEATTLE? I was introduced to the AIA through my university’s AIAS chapter. As an active committee member of the University of Oregon AIAS, I saw firsthand how the AIA could foster community and provide mentorship

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Allison Pride AIA, NOMA, LEED AP, GPCP

WHY DID YOU JOIN AIA SEATTLE? After living and working overseas for several years, I felt disconnected from other professionals in the field. Joining AIA Seattle afforded me a great opportunity to meet and connect with professionals within the greater

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Sarah Burk AIA (she/her)

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Rushyan Yen AIA (she/her)

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Melissa Falcetti AIA (she/her)

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Mark Chubb (he/him)

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Mark Smedley AIA (he/him)

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Becca Book (she/her)

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Rushyan Yen AIA

WHY DID YOU JOIN AIA SEATTLE? I first joined AIA Seattle after graduate school to make professional and non-professional connections in a new city. As my AIA friendships and mentors grew, my passion for affecting change blossomed as well. I

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Sarah Burk

WHY DID YOU JOIN AIA SEATTLE? I initially joined AIA Seattle so I could meet like-minded peers and gain support during the licensure progress. While in school, I was a part of the AIAS and served on the chapter board

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Melissa Falcetti

WHY ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SERVING ON THE AIA SEATTLE BOARD OF DIRECTORS? As cheesy as it sounds, volunteering for industry organizations has truly enriched not just my career but also my life. We’re in a small and collaborative industry

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Mark Smedley

I started my interactions with AIA when I was a Freshman at Bartlett-Begich Secondary School in Anchorage and my drafting teacher (Mr. Monaco) had us enter an AIA Student Design Competition each year. Then I did an internship at CCC

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Becca Book

WHY DID YOU JOIN AIA SEATTLE? AIA Seattle allows me to meet with and learn from members with a shared interest in design and sustainability. It provides a venue to grow these relationships through engaging conversations around the challenges facing

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Mark Chubb

Mark’s work in fire protection, code consulting, and code development spans four decades. Mark’s work with architects, engineers, construction managers, general contractors, and building owners focuses on solving complex problems arising from the intersection between building regulations, innovative design, and

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Jim Lawler, AIA

Jim joined Milbrandt Architects in 2013. He has managed projects ranging from mixed-use buildings, retail, multi-family, podium buildings, and government projects. He is our go to code person from software code to the International Residential Code. EDUCATION: Bachelor of Architecture & -Washington State University REGISTRATIONS: Architect – Washington, California Read more

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Michelle Yates AIA

Michelle Yates AIA

WHY DID YOU JOIN AIA SEATTLE? I was introduced to AIA Seattle through the Young Architects Forum (YAF) and Women in Design Committees while in graduate school at the University of Washington. Like many students, I was lured in by

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Melissa K. Neher

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David Vincent, AIA

After working in construction for over 12 years doing everything from foundation work to finish carpentry, David decided to broaden his knowledge further by attending Washington State University where in 2001 he received both a Bachelor of Architecture and Bachelor of Architectural Studies degree. David joined Milbrandt Architects in 2011 as a Project Manager and since that time has worked his way up to a Principal and Owner. His professional years in the field of architecture have involved a broad range of project types, including high end custom residential, institutional, commercial, podium buildings, public projects, and mixed use multi-family projects. David’s experience brings a unique combination of thoughtful and elegant design backed by the reassurance of knowing how it should be built. His working knowledge of construction minimizes miscommunication with local jurisdictions, consultants, and contractors. David’s abilities and experience include design, construction document preparation, specification review and preparation, addressing RFIs, ASIs, CCDs, attending design and construction meetings, construction observation, shop drawing review, managing multiple project teams, scheduling, and all aspects of firm ownership. David has a history of being both an artistic problem solver and a time efficient manager with a dedicated work ethic. He has a proven record of meeting deadlines, working closely with jurisdictions to meet client needs, and providing fast and effective resolution in the field.

After working in construction for over 12 years doing everything from foundation work to finish carpentry, David decided to broaden his knowledge further by attending Washington State University where in 2001 he received both a Bachelor of Architecture and Bachelor of Architectural Studies degree. David joined Milbrandt Architects in 2011 as a Project Manager and since that time has worked his way up to a Principal and Owner. His professional years in the field of architecture have involved a broad range of project types, including high end custom residential, institutional, commercial, podium buildings, public projects, and mixed use multi-family projects. David’s experience brings a unique combination of thoughtful and elegant design backed by the reassurance of knowing how it should be built. His working knowledge of construction minimizes miscommunication with local jurisdictions, consultants, and contractors. David’s abilities and experience include design, construction document preparation, specification review and preparation, addressing RFIs, ASIs, CCDs, attending design and construction meetings, construction observation, shop drawing review, managing multiple project teams, scheduling, and all aspects of firm ownership. David has a history of being both an artistic problem solver and a time efficient manager with a dedicated work ethic. He has a proven record of meeting deadlines, working closely with jurisdictions to meet client needs, and providing fast and effective resolution in the field.
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Cory Hitzemann, Hon. AIA Seattle (he/him)

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Nicole DeNamur, Hon. AIA Seattle (she/her)

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Matt Hutchins AIA (he/him)

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Marijana Misic AIA (she/her)

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Heather Pogue AIA (she/her)

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Michele Hill AIA (she/her)

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Andrea Aguilera

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Nicole DeNamur

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WHAT IS THE VALUE OF AIA TO YOU? Relationships. Through AIA Seattle, I have made professional connections and found mentors whose insights I truly value. I have also strengthened existing relationships, made new friends, and both broadened and strengthened my

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Michele Hill

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WHAT IS THE VALUE OF AIA TO YOU? I value the ability to connect with other like-minded professionals in the region to work together toward positive change in our profession and the built environment. I am continually impressed by the

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Marijana Misic

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WHAT IS THE VALUE OF AIA TO YOU? AIA Seattle staff has always been helpful, supportive, and encouraging. Their commitment to welcoming any question, curiosity, or request, and ensuring a follow-up with information has been unprecedented, which has elevated my

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Cory Hitzemann

WHAT IS THE VALUE OF AIA TO YOU? The broad range of programs offered by AIA Seattle has been very valuable for my growth as well as others within our firm. It has helped us keep up with changes in

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