National AIA Candidates' Responses to AIACC's Questions

About AIACC

The AIACC represents the interests of more than 11,000 architects and allied professionals in California. Founded in 1944, The AIACC's mission supports architects in their endeavors to improve the quality of life for all Californians by creating more livable communities, sustainable designs and quality work environments. Today, The AIACC is the largest component of the National AIA organization.

Elections for National AIA’s 2013 First Vice President/2014 President-elect, 2013-2014 Vice Presidents, and 2013-2014 Secretary will be held in May 2012 at the AIA 2012 National Convention and Expo in Washington, D.C.

The AIA California Council solicited the candidates thoughts regarding several issues of interest and concern.

Please view their responses below:

2013 First Vice President/2014 President-elect
Helene Combs Dreiling, FAIA (AIA Blue Ridge) Click here to view Helene’s responses
Peter G. Kuttner, FAIA (Boston Society of Architects/AIA) Click here to view Peter’s responses
2013-2014 Vice President (two will be elected)
Donald C. Brown, FAIA (AIA Montgomery) Click here to view Donald’s responses
Susan Chin, FAIA (AIA New York Chapter) Click here to view Susan’s responses
Thomas V. Vonier, FAIA (AIA Continental Europe) Click here to view Thomas’ responses
2013-2014 Secretary
Frederick Butters, FAIA, Esq. (AIA Detroit) Click here to view Frederick’s responses
Richard DeYoung, AIA (AIA Pittsburgh) Click here to view Richard’s responses