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Alabama

1889 – John Sutcliffe, Birmingham
1934 – William T. Warren of Warren, Knight & Davis, Birmingham
1941 – George Bigelow Rogers, Mobile
1982 – Harvie P. Jones of Jones & Herrin Architects, Huntsville

Alaska

1975 – Edwin B. CrittendenofCCC/HOK Architects and Planners, Anchorage
1979 – Linn A. Forrest, Juneau

Arizona

The Tempe Municipal Building, designed by Kemper Goodwin (1969) and Michael Goodwin (1978) of Michael & Kemper Goodwin and completed in 1971.

1961 – Arthur T. Brown, Tucson
1968 – Merritt Starkweather, Tucson
1969 – Kemper Goodwin of Michael & Kemper Goodwin, Tempe
1969 – Fred M. Guirey of Guirey, Srnka, Arnold & Sprinkle, Phoenix
1969 – Calvin C. StraubofArizona State University, Tempe
1971 – Edward L. Varney of Varney, Sexton, Sydnor, Phoenix
1976 – Bennie Gonzales of Gonzales Associates, Scottsdale
1978 – Michael Goodwin of Michael & Kemper Goodwin, Tempe
1983 – Judith Chafee of Judith Chafee Architect, Tucson
1991 – Gabor Lorant of Gabor Lorant Architect, Phoenix
2008 – Wellington ReiterofArizona State University, Tempe
2013 – Will Bruder of Will Bruder Architects, Phoenix
2015 – Wendell Burnette of Wendell Burnette Architects, Phoenix
2015 – Rick Joy of Studio Rick Joy, Tucson

Arkansas

1979 – E. Fay Jones of Fay Jones & Associates, Fayetteville
2009 – Marlon Blackwell of Marlon Blackwell Architects, Fayetteville

California

The San Francisco Ferry Building, designed by A. Page Brown (1894) and completed in 1898.

The Bridges Hall of MusicofPomona College, designed by Myron Hunt (1908) and completed in 1915.

Royce Hall of the University of California, Los Angeles, designed by James E. Allison (1918) and David C. Allison (1926) of Allison & Allison and completed in 1929.

The Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium of the William Jefferson Clinton Federal BuildinginWashington, D.C., designed by Arthur Brown Jr. (1930) and completed in 1935.

The Kaufmann Desert HouseinPalm Springs, California, designed by Richard Neutra (1947) and completed in 1946.

The Sheraton Dallas Hotel, designed by Welton Becket (1952) of Welton Becket & Associates and completed in 1959.

Bauer Wurster Hall of the University of California, Berkeley, designed by Vernon DeMars (1964), Joseph Esherick (1965) and Donald Olsen (1970) and completed in 1964.

The Geisel Library of the University of California, San Diego, designed by William L. Pereira (1958) of William L. Pereira Associates and completed in 1970.

The Tillman Water Reclamation PlantinLos Angeles, designed by Anthony J. Lumsden (1979) of Daniel, Mann, Johnson & Mendenhall and completed in phases in 1984 and 1991.

The Diamond Ranch High SchoolinPomona, California, designed by Thom Mayne (2005) of Morphosis and completed in 1997.

The Walt Disney Concert HallinLos Angeles, designed by Frank Gehry (1974) of Frank O. Gehry & Associates and completed in 2003.

1881 – William Curlett of Curlett & Eisen, San Francisco
1886 – Albert Pissis of Pissis & Moore, San Francisco
1894 – A. Page Brown, San Francisco
1896 – William S. Hebbard, San Diego
1908 – Myron Hunt of Hunt & Grey, Los Angeles
1910 – Arthur Burnett Benton, Los Angeles
1912 – Clinton Day, San Francisco
1913 – John C. Austin, Los Angeles
1914 – William Baker Faville of Bliss & Faville, San Francisco
1918 – James Edward AllisonofAllison & Allison, Los Angeles
1919 – Robert D. Farquhar, Los Angeles
1923 – Edwin Bergstrom, Los Angeles
1923 – Ernest Coxhead, San Francisco
1926 – David C. AllisonofAllison & Allison, Los Angeles
1926 – Reginald Davis Johnson, Los Angeles
1930 – Arthur Brown Jr., San Francisco
1932 – Sumner P. Hunt, Los Angeles
1934 – Frederick Herman Meyer, San Francisco
1937 – John Bakewell Jr. of Bakewell & Weihe, San Francisco
1937 – Roland Coate, Los Angeles
1937 – John W. Reid Jr., San Francisco
1938 – Gordon Kaufmann, Los Angeles
1939 – William Templeton Johnson, San Diego
1939 – Sumner Spaulding, Beverly Hills, California
1939 – Carleton Winslow, Los Angeles
1940 – Pierpont Davis, Los Angeles
1940 – Lewis P. Hobart, San Francisco
1941 – Ralph Carlin Flewelling, Los Angeles
1941 – Louis John Gill, San Diego
1947 – Richard Neutra, Los Angeles
1948 – Gardner Dailey, San Francisco
1952 – Welton BecketofWelton Becket & Associates, Los Angeles
1952 – Birge Clark, Palo Alto, California
1952 – Maynard Lyndon, Los Angeles
1953 – Henry L. Gogerty, Los Angeles
1954 – William WursterofWurster, Bernardi & Emmons, San Francisco
1955 – Ernest Born, San Francisco
1955 – Henry L. WrightofKistner, Wright & Wright, Los Angeles
1956 – Ernest J. Kump of Ernest J. Kump Associates, Palo Alto, California
1956 – Albert C. Martin Jr. of Albert C. Martin & Associates, Los Angeles
1956 – Wallace Neff, Los Angeles
1957 – Albert Frey of Frey & Chambers, Palm Springs, California
1957 – Arthur Gallion, Los Angeles
1957 – William Henry Harrison, Los Angeles
1957 – Douglas Honnold of Honnold & Rex, Los Angeles
1957 – Paul R. Williams, Los Angeles
1958 – William L. Pereira of William L. Pereira Associates, Los Angeles
1958 – George Vernon Russell of George Vernon Russell & Associates, Los Angeles
1960 – Mario J. Ciampi, San Francisco
1960 – A. Quincy Jones of Jones & Emmons, Los Angeles
1960 – Lutah Maria Riggs, Santa Barbara, California
1961 – Victor GruenofVictor Gruen Associates, Los Angeles
1962 – Raphael Soriano, Tiburon, California
1962 – John Carl Warnecke of John Carl Warnecke & Associates, San Francisco
1963 – John Savage Bolles of John S. Bolles Associates, San Francisco
1963 – Edward Killingsworth of Killingsworth, Brady & Associates, Long Beach, California
1963 – Roger Lee, Berkeley, California
1963 – Charles Luckman of Charles Luckman Associates, Los Angeles
1963 – William Gray Purcell, Pasadena, California
1963 – George T. Rockrise of Rockrise & Watson, San Francisco
1964 – Vernon DeMars of DeMars & Reay, Berkeley, California
1965 – William Francis Cody of William F. Cody & Associates, Palm Springs, California
1965 – Joseph Esherick of Joseph Esherick & Associates, San Francisco
1966 – Rex Whitaker Allen of Rex Whitaker Allen & Associates, San Francisco
1966 – Arthur Froehlich of Arthur Froehlich & Associates, Beverly Hills, California
1966 – Gin D. Wong of William L. Pereira Associates, Los Angeles
1968 – Richard Lee Dorman of Dorman & Munselle Associates, Beverly Hills, California
1968 – Dan Dworsky of Daniel L. Dworsky & Associates, Los Angeles
1968 – Aaron Green, San Francisco
1968 – Carl Maston, Los Angeles
1968 – Gerald M. McCue of Gerald M. McCue & Associates, Berkeley, California
1969 – Henrik H. Bull of Bull, Field, Volkmann & Stockwell, San Francisco
1969 – Frederick Earl Emmons of Jones & Emmons, Los Angeles
1969 – Edward H. Fickett, Los Angeles
1969 – Ray Kappe of Kahn-Kappe-Lotery, Los Angeles
1969 – Allen Siple, Beverly Hills, California
1970 – John Lautner, Los Angeles
1970 – Robert Marquis of Marquis & Stoller, San Francisco
1970 – Robert Mosher of Mosher, Drew, Watson & Associates, La Jolla
1970 – Donald Olsen, Berkeley, California
1971 – George Adrian Applegarth, San Francisco
1971 – Pierre Koenig, Los Angeles
1971 – John Hans Ostwald [de] of Ostwald & Kelly, Berkeley, California
1971 – James Pulliam of Pulliam, Matthews & Associates, Los Angeles
1971 – Raymond Watson of the Irvine Company, Newport Beach, California
1971 – Michael Wornum, San Francisco
1972 – Gregory Ain, Los Angeles
1972 – Homer Delawie of Delawie, Macy & Henderson, San Diego
1972 – Rai Y. Okamoto of Okamoto-Liskamm, San Francisco
1972 – Robert Stanton, Carmel-by-the-Sea, California
1973 – George Matsumoto of George Matsumoto & Associates, San Francisco
1973 – Kurt Meyer of Kurt Meyer & Associates, Los Angeles
1974 – MacDonald BecketofWelton Becket & Associates, Los Angeles
1974 – Elmer E. Botsai of Botsai, Overstreet Associates, San Francisco
1974 – Frank Gehry of Frank O. Gehry & Associates, Santa Monica, California
1974 – Herman O. Ruhnau of Ruhnau, Evans & Steinmann, Riverside, California
1975 – Rex Lotery of Kahn-Kappe-Lotery, Santa Monica, California
1976 – William Turnbull Jr. of MLTW/Turnbull Associates, San Francisco
1977 – Edward Charles BassettofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, San Francisco
1978 – Howard Lane of Howard R. Lane & Associates, Encino, California
1978 – Bernard Zimmerman, Los Angeles
1979 – George W. HomseyofEsherick, Homsey, Dodge, and Davis, San Francisco
1979 – Anthony J. LumsdenofDaniel, Mann, Johnson & Mendenhall, Los Angeles
1980 – Conrad Buff III of Buff, Hensman & Associates, Pasadena, California
1980 – M. Arthur Gensler Jr.ofM. Arthur Gensler Jr. & Associates, Inc., San Francisco
1980 – Jerrold E. Lomax of Lomax-Mills Associates, Los Angeles
1980 – Norma Merrick Sklarek of Gruen Associates, Los Angeles
1980 – Beverly Willis of Beverly Willis & Associates, San Francisco
1981 – James C. Dodd of James C. Dodd & Associates, Sacramento, California
1982 – Donald C. Hensman of Buff, Hensman & Associates, Pasadena, California
1983 – Zelma Wilson of Zelma Wilson & Associates, Ojai, California
1985 – Robert S. Harris of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles
1986 – Sidney Eisenshtat of Sidney Eisenshtat & Associates, Beverly Hills, California
1986 – Cathy Simon of Simon Martin-Vegue Winkelstein Moris, San Francisco
1986 – Bill ValentineofHellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, San Francisco
1990 – Betsey Olenick Dougherty of Dougherty & Dougherty, Newport Beach, California
1990 – Jon Jerde of The Jerde Partnership, Los Angeles
1991 – Rebecca L. Binder of R. L. Binder Architecture & Planning, Playa del Rey, California
1991 – Rob Wellington Quigley of Rob Wellington Quigley Architects, San Diego
1992 – Howard Backen of Backen, Arrigoni & Ross, San Francisco
1992 – Wing T. ChaoofThe Walt Disney Company, Burbank, California
1992 – Milford Wayne Donaldson of Milford Wayne Donaldson Architect, San Diego
1992 – Eric Owen Moss of Eric Owen Moss Architects, Culver City, California
1992 – Virginia Tanzmann of The Tanzmann Associates, Los Angeles
1993 – Tom Aidala of Thomas R. Aidala Architect, San Francisco
1993 – Boris DramovofRockrise, Odermatt, Mountjoy and Amis, San Francisco
1993 – Steven Ehrlich of Ehrlich Architects, Venice, California
1993 – Barton Myers of Barton Myers Associates, Los Angeles
1994 – Victor A. Regnier of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles
1995 – Tom Butt of Interactive Resources, Point Richmond, California
1995 – Craig W. HartmanofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, San Francisco
1995 – Scott Johnson of Johnson Fain Partners, Los Angeles
1995 – David C. Martin of A. C. Martin & Associates, Los Angeles
1995 – Michael Pyatok of Pyatok Associates, Oakland, California
1996 – David Baker of David Baker Architects, San Francisco
1996 – Katherine Diamond of Siegel Diamond Architects, Los Angeles
1996 – Panos Koulermos [it] of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles
1997 – Brenda Levin of Levin & Associates Architects, Los Angeles
1997 – Clark ManusofHeller Manus Architects, San Francisco
1997 – Michael Rotondi of RoTo Architects, Los Angeles
1998 – Stephen Kanner of Kanner Associates, Los Angeles
1999 – Doug Suisman of Suisman Urban Design, Santa Monica, California
1999 – E. Stewart Williams, Palm Springs, California
2001 – R. K. StewartofGensler, San Francisco
2003 – Douglas E. Noble of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles
2003 – Randall Stout of Randall Stout Architects, Los Angeles
2004 – Donald Wexler, Palm Desert, California
2005 – Andy CohenofGensler, Los Angeles
2005 – Thom MayneofMorphosis Architects, Los Angeles
2005 – Zoltan Pali of Studio Pali Fekete architects, Los Angeles
2006 – Patrick MacLeamyofHellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, San Francisco
2006 – Dan Meis of MEIS Architects, Los Angeles
2007 – Mark CavagneroofMark Cavagnero Associates, San Francisco
2007 – Michael Maltzan of Michael Maltzan Architecture, Los Angeles
2007 – Leo MarmolofMarmol Radziner, Los Angeles
2007 – Ron RadzinerofMarmol Radziner, Los Angeles
2008 – David Randall Hertz of Studio of Environmental Architecture, Santa Monica, California
2009 – Lorcan O'Herlihy of Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects, Los Angeles
2010 – Hagy BelzbergofBelzberg Architects, Santa Monica, California
2010 – Anne Fougeron of Fougeron Architecture, San Francisco
2010 – Gwynne PughofPugh + Scarpa, Santa Monica, California
2010 – Lawrence ScarpaofPugh + Scarpa, Santa Monica, California
2011 – Patrick Tighe of Tighe Architecture, Los Angeles
2012 – Kevin DalyofKevin Daly Architects, Los Angeles
2013 – Clive Wilkinson of Clive Wilkinson Architects, Culver City, California
2014 – Angela BrooksofBrooks + Scarpa, Los Angeles
2015 – Neil Denari of Neil M. Denari Architects, Los Angeles
2015 – Sharon JohnstonofJohnston Marklee & Associates, Los Angeles
2016 – Hans Baldauf of BCV Architecture + Interiors, San Francisco
2016 – Jeanine Centuori of UrbanRock Design, Los Angeles
2016 – Annie Chu of Chu—Gooding, Los Angeles
2016 – Jeffrey Daniels of Jeffrey Daniels Architects, Los Angeles
2016 – Christof Jantzen of Studio Jantzen, Venice, California
2016 – Jennifer Luce of Luce et Studio Architects, La Jolla
2016 – David Montalba of Montalba Architects, Santa Monica, California
2017 – Barbara Bestor of Bestor Architecture, Los Angeles
2017 – Stephan MundwilerofLee + Mundwiler Architects, Santa Monica, California
2018 – Joseph CoriatyofFrederick Fisher and Partners Architects, Los Angeles
2018 – Rosa ShengofSmithGroup, San Francisco
2019 – Michael Burch of Michael Burch Architects, Lake Arrowhead, California
2020 – Sarah Meeker Jensen of Jensen + Partners, Los Angeles
2021 – Arthur Dyson of Arthur Dyson & Associates, Fresno, California
2021 – Aaron Neubert of Aaron Neubert Architects, Los Angeles
2021 – Stephen Phillips of Stephen Phillips Architects, Los Angeles
2023 – Cass Calder Smith of Cass Calder Smith Architecture + Interiors, San Francisco
2024 – Greg Faulkner of Faulkner Architects, San Francisco

Colorado

The former Fourth Church of Christ, ScientistinDenver, designed by Burnham Hoyt (1949) of M. H. & B. Hoyt and completed in 1920.

1900 – Robert S. Roeschlaub, Denver
1934 – William Ellsworth FisherofFisher & Fisher, Denver
1934 – George H. Williamson, Denver
1949 – Burnham Hoyt, Denver
1982 – Richard L. Crowther of Crowther/Architects Group, Denver
1983 – Temple Hoyne Buell of T. H. Buell & Company, Denver
1995 – Elizabeth Wright Ingraham of Elizabeth Wright Ingraham & Associates, Colorado Springs
1996 – Curtis W. FentressofFentress Bradburn Architects, Denver
2004 – Edward D. White Jr. of Edward D. White Jr. Architect, Denver
2011 – Cheri Gerou of Gerou & Associates, Evergreen
2014 – Alan FordofAlan Ford Architects, Denver

Connecticut

The Norfolk Library, designed by George Keller (1886) and completed in 1889.

The PyramidsinIndianapolis, designed by Kevin Roche (1993) of Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates and completed in 1972.

1886 – George Keller, Hartford
1888 – Warren R. Briggs, Bridgeport
1889 – Leoni W. Robinson, New Haven
1939 – Douglas Orr, New Haven
1953 – C. Wellington Walker, Bridgeport
1961 – Eliot Noyes of Eliot Noyes & Associates, New Canaan
1970 – Charles Willard Moore of Charles W. Moore Associates, New Haven
1971 – J. Gerald Phelan of Fletcher-Thompson, Bridgeport
1972 – Henry Miller of Davis, Cochran, Miller, Baerman & Noyes, New Haven
1973 – Landis Gores, New Canaan
1975 – Warren Platner of Warren Platner Associates, New Haven
1978 – Richard Foster of Richard Foster Associates, Greenwich
1980 – Cesar Pelli of Cesar Pelli & Associates, New Haven
1988 – Alan Goldberg of AG/ENA, New Canaan
1991 – Chad FloydofCenterbrook Architects & Planners, Centerbrook
1993 – Kevin RocheofKevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates, Hamden
2007 – Barry Svigals of Svigals + Partners, New Haven
2017 – Duo Dickinson of Duo Dickinson Architects, Madison

Delaware

1945 – E. William Martin, Wilmington
1945 – G. Morris Whiteside II, Wilmington
1954 – Samuel Eldon HomseyofVictorine & Samuel Homsey, Wilmington
1967 – Victorine du Pont HomseyofVictorine & Samuel Homsey, Wilmington

Florida

The Coral Gables Congregational Church, designed by Richard Kiehnel (1939) of Kiehnel & Elliott and completed in 1923.

The Atlantis CondominiuminMiami, designed by Bernardo Fort-Brescia (1992) and Laurinda Hope Spear (1992) of Arquitectonica and completed in 1982.

1934 – Mellen Clark Greeley, Jacksonville
1935 – Rudolph Weaver of the University of Florida, Gainesville
1939 – Richard KiehnelofKiehnel & Elliott, Miami
1940 – Franklin O. Adams, Tampa
1951 – Russell Pancoast of Russell T. Pancoast & Associates, Miami Beach
1954 – Marion Sims WyethofWyeth and King, Palm Beach
1955 – Igor B. Polevitzky of Polevitzky, Johnson & Associates, Miami
1956 – Marion Manley, Miami
1959 – Alfred Browning Parker, Miami
1960 – Robert Law Weed, Miami
1975 – William Morgan of William Morgan Architects, Jacksonville
1984 – Glenn Buff of Glenn Allen Buff Associates, Coral Gables
1986 – Carl Abbott, Sarasota
1986 – Hilario Candela of Spillis, Candela & Partners, Coral Gables
1988 – James J. Jennewein of McElvy, Jennewein, Stefany & Howard, Tampa
1989 – John Howey of John Howey Associates, Tampa
1991 – James Gamble Rogers II of Rogers, Lovelock & Fritz, Winter Park
1991 – Kenneth Treister of Kenneth Treister Architect, Coconut Grove
1992 – Bernardo Fort-BresciaofArquitectonica, Coral Gables
1992 – Gene Leedy of Gene Leedy Architect, Winter Haven
1992 – Laurinda Hope SpearofArquitectonica, Coral Gables
1995 – David M. Harper of Harper Partners, Coral Gables
1996 – Andrés DuanyofDuany Plater-Zyberk & Company, Miami
1996 – Elizabeth Plater-ZyberkofDuany Plater-Zyberk & Company, Miami
2003 – Guy Peterson of the Guy Peterson Office for Architecture, Sarasota
2011 – Robert C. Broward of Robert C. Broward Architect, Jacksonville
2016 – Dan Kirby of Premiere Cities Group, Orlando
2016 – Max Strang of Strang Design, Miami
2021 – Yann WeymouthofHarvard Jolly Architecture, St. Petersburg

Georgia

Samford HallofAuburn University, designed by Alexander C. Bruce (1889) and Thomas H. Morgan (1889) of Bruce & Morgan and completed in 1888.

The Hyatt Regency San Francisco, designed by John C. Portman Jr. (1968) of John Portman & Associates and completed in 1973.

1889 – Alexander Campbell BruceofBruce & Morgan, Atlanta
1889 – Thomas Henry MorganofBruce & Morgan, Atlanta
1897 – G. L. Norrman, Atlanta
1898 – Walter T. Downing, Atlanta
1926 – John Robert Dillon of Morgan, Dillon & Lewis, Atlanta
1937 – Hal Fitzgerald HentzofHentz, Adler & Shutze, Atlanta
1942 – Francis Palmer Smith, Atlanta
1949 – George Harwell Bond of Cooper, Bond & Cooper, Atlanta
1951 – Philip T. Shutze of Shutze & Armistead, Atlanta
1952 – Arthur Neal Robinson of Arthur Neal Robinson Sr. and Jr., Atlanta
1962 – Cecil AlexanderofFinch, Alexander, Barnes, Rothschild and Paschal, Atlanta
1963 – Bill FinchofFinch, Alexander, Barnes, Rothschild and Paschal, Atlanta
1966 – Joe Amisano of Toombs, Amisano & Wells, Atlanta
1967 – Ed MoulthropofRobert & Company, Atlanta
1968 – Ellamae Ellis League, Macon, Georgia
1968 – John C. Portman Jr.ofJohn Portman & Associates, Atlanta
1972 – Julian Hoke Harris, Atlanta
1975 – George T. HeeryofHeery & Heery, Atlanta
1975 – Henri Jova of Jova/Daniels/Busby, Atlanta
1980 – William J. Dougherty of Dougherty, Fernandez, Marchant, Atlanta
1984 – William Frank McCall Jr. of William Frank McCall Jr. Architect, Moultrie, Georgia
1985 – William Pulgram of Associated Space Design, Atlanta
2001 – Ivenue Love-Stanley of Stanley Love-Stanley, Atlanta
2003 – Cheryl L. McAfee of McAfee3, Atlanta
2006 – Jack Pyburn of Lord Aeck Sargent, Atlanta
2023 – Christian Sottile of Sottile & Sottile, Savannah, Georgia

Hawaii

The Albert Spencer Wilcox BuildinginLihue, Hawaii, designed by Hart Wood (1948) and completed in 1924.

1948 – Hart Wood of Wood, Weed & Associates, Honolulu
1956 – Vladimir Ossipoff of Vladimir Ossipoff & Associates, Honolulu
1957 – George J. WimberlyofWimberly & Cook, Honolulu
1965 – Alfred Preis of the Hawaii Department of Planning and Economic Development, Honolulu
1985 – Kenneth Francis Brown, Honolulu
1998 – Benjamin Lee of the Honolulu Department of Planning and Permitting, Honolulu

Idaho

Illinois

The Rookery BuildinginChicago, designed by Daniel H. Burnham (1887) and John W. Root (1887) of Burnham & Root and completed in 1888.

The Auditorium BuildinginChicago, designed by Dankmar Adler (1889) and Louis H. Sullivan (1889) of Adler & Sullivan and completed in 1889.

S. R. Crown Hall of the Illinois Institute of Technology, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1954) and completed in 1956.

The United States Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel, designed by Walter Netsch (1967) of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and completed in 1962.

The First Baptist ChurchofColumbus, Indiana, designed by Harry Weese (1961) of Harry Weese & Associates and completed in 1965.

The Harold Washington Library Center, designed by Thomas H. Beeby (1991) of Hammond Beeby & Babka and completed in 1991.

The Chicago Poetry Center, designed by John Ronan (2014) of John Ronan Architects and completed in 2011.

1868 – John C. Cochrane of Cochrane & Piquenard, Chicago
1869 – William W. Boyington, Chicago
1879 – Nathan Clifford Ricker of the University of Illinois, Urbana
1885 – Solon Spencer Beman, Chicago
1885 – William Le Baron Jenney, Chicago
1885 – Francis M. Whitehouse of Burling & Whitehouse, Chicago
1887 – Daniel H. BurnhamofBurnham & Root, Chicago
1887 – William HolabirdofHolabird & Roche, Chicago
1887 – John Wellborn RootofBurnham & Root, Chicago
1887 – Joseph Lyman Silsbee, Chicago
1889 – Dankmar AdlerofAdler & Sullivan, Chicago
1889 – Frank Shaver Allen, Joliet
1889 – Samuel A. Bullard of Bullard & Bullard, Springfield
1889 – Edward J. Burling of Burling & Whitehouse, Chicago
1889 – Henry Ives Cobb, Chicago
1889 – Oscar Cobb, Chicago
1889 – Adolph Cudell, Chicago
1889 – Adolphus Druiding, Chicago
1889 – Willoughby J. Edbrooke of Burnham & Edbrooke, Chicago
1889 – Charles Sumner Frost, Chicago
1889 – Julius H. Huber, Chicago
1889 – E. S. Jennison, Chicago
1889 – George H. Miller, Bloomington
1889 – Normand Smith PattonofPatton & Fisher, Chicago
1889 – Martin RocheofHolabird & Roche, Chicago
1889 – Charles Rudolph, Chicago
1889 – Louis H. SullivanofAdler & Sullivan, Chicago
1889 – Clinton J. Warren, Chicago
1889 – William Carbys Zimmerman, Chicago
1892 – William Bryce MundieofJenney & Mundie, Chicago
1905 – Irving Kane PondofPond and Pond, Chicago
1906 – Richard E. SchmidtofSchmidt, Garden and Martin, Chicago
1907 – Allen Bartlit PondofPond and Pond, Chicago
1907 – Howard Van Doren Shaw, Chicago
1908 – Dwight H. Perkins of Perkins & Hamilton, Chicago
1910 – George C. Nimmons, Chicago
1913 – James J. EganofEgan & Prindeville, Chicago
1913 – Elmer C. JensenofMundie & Jensen, Chicago
1916 – George W. Maher, Chicago
1923 – Thomas E. TallmadgeofTallmadge & Watson, Chicago
1926 – Alfred Hoyt Granger of Granger, Lowe & Bollenbacher, Chicago
1927 – C. Herrick Hammond of Chatten & Hammond, Chicago
1927 – Henry K. Holsman, Chicago
1929 – Edward H. Bennett of Bennett, Parsons & Frost, Chicago
1931 – Daniel Burnham Jr.ofBurnham Brothers, Chicago
1932 – Herbert Edmund HewittofHewitt, Emerson & Gregg, Peoria
1934 – John Augur HolabirdofHolabird & Root, Chicago
1934 – Victor Andre Matteson, Chicago
1937 – John Wellborn Root Jr.ofHolabird & Root, Chicago
1940 – Frank Nelson EmersonofHewitt, Emerson & Gregg, Peoria
1940 – Phillip Brooks Maher, Chicago
1940 – Rexford Newcomb of the University of Illinois, Urbana
1941 – David Adler, Chicago
1944 – Alfred P. Shaw of Shaw, Naess & Murphy, Chicago
1946 – Samuel Abraham Marx of Samuel A. Marx-Noel L. Flint-Charles W. Schonne, Chicago
1947 – Howard Lovewell Cheney, Chicago
1947 – George Grant Elmslie, Chicago
1949 – Nathaniel A. OwingsofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
1950 – John O. MerrillofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
1951 – Philip Will Jr.ofPerkins & Will, Chicago
1953 – Turpin Bannister of the University of Illinois, Urbana
1953 – Lawrence PerkinsofPerkins & Will, Chicago
1954 – Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Chicago
1955 – Andrew Rebori, Chicago
1961 – Harry Weese of Harry Weese & Associates, Chicago
1964 – Ludwig Hilberseimer, Chicago
1964 – C. F. MurphyofC.F. Murphy Associates, Chicago
1966 – Bertrand Goldberg of Bertrand Goldberg Associates, Chicago
1966 – Bruce GrahamofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
1967 – Edward D. Dart of Loebl, Schlossman, Bennett & Dart, Chicago
1967 – Walter NetschofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
1970 – Gertrude Lempp Kerbis, Chicago
1970 – Carter MannyofC.F. Murphy Associates, Chicago
1972 – Myron GoldsmithofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
1972 – Gene SummersofC.F. Murphy Associates, Chicago
1973 – Stanley Tigerman of Stanley Tigerman & Associates, Chicago
1974 – Natalie de BloisofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
1974 – Ben Weese of Harry Weese & Associates, Chicago
1975 – Y. C. Wong of Y. C. Wong & Associates, Chicago
1978 – John W. Moutoussamy of Dubin, Dubin, Black & Moutoussamy, Chicago
1979 – Wendell Jerome Campbell of Wendell Campbell Associates, Chicago
1980 – James L. NagleofBooth, Nagle & Hartray, Chicago
1983 – William HolabirdofHolabird & Root, Chicago
1983 – Dirk Lohan of Fujikawa Conterato Lohan Associates, Chicago
1985 – Stuart Cohen of Stuart Cohen & Anders Nereim, Chicago
1985 – Adrian SmithofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
1987 – Helmut JahnofMurphy/Jahn, Chicago
1990 – John Vinci of the Office of John Vinci, Chicago
1991 – Thomas H. Beeby of Hammond Beeby & Babka, Chicago
1991 – Margaret McCurry of Tigerman McCurry Architects, Chicago
1992 – Carol Ross BarneyofRoss Barney + Jankowski, Chicago
1995 – Ralph JohnsonofPerkins & Will, Chicago
1999 – David Woodhouse of David Woodhouse Architects, Chicago
2003 – Philip EnquistofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
2004 – Peter Exley of Architecture Is Fun, Chicago
2006 – Paul Florian of Florian Architects, Chicago
2009 – George J. EfstathiouofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
2009 – Jeanne GangofStudio Gang, Chicago
2011 – Ross WimerofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
2014 – Doug Farr of Farr Associates, Chicago
2014 – Robert ForestofAdrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, Chicago
2014 – John Ronan of John Ronan Architects, Chicago
2017 – Martin FelsenofUrbanLab, Chicago
2018 – Patricia Saldaña NatkeofUrbanLab, Chicago
2020 – Thomas Roszak of Thomas Roszak Architecture, Chicago

Indiana

The Minton–Capehart Federal BuildinginIndianapolis, designed by Evans Woollen III (1983) of Woollen Associates and completed in 1975.

1881 – James W. ReidofReid Brothers, Evansville
1887 – Diedrich A. BohlenofD. A. Bohlen & Son, Indianapolis
1889 – John A. Hasecoster, Richmond
1889 – Marshall S. MahurinofWing & Mahurin, Fort Wayne
1889 – Merritt J. ReidofReid Brothers, Evansville
1889 – Adolph Scherrer, Indianapolis
1889 – Bernard Vonnegut IofVonnegut & Bohn, Indianapolis
1896 – Ennis Raymond Austin of Parker & Austin, South Bend
1926 – Enock Hill Turnock, Elkhart
1951 – George Caleb WrightofVonnegut, Wright & Yeager, Indianapolis
1983 – Patrick Horsbrugh, Mishawaka
1983 – Evans Woollen IIIofWoollen, Molzan and Partners, Indianapolis
2019 – Michael Lykoudis of the University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame

Iowa

The Charles Mix County CourthouseinLake Andes, South Dakota, designed by William L. Steele (1918) and completed in 1919.

1889 – Frederick G. Clausen, Davenport
1889 – Edward S. Hammatt, Davenport
1889 – Fridolin Heer of Frid. Heer & Son, Dubuque
1889 – John W. Ross, Davenport
1889 – Eugene Hartwell TaylorofJosselyn & Taylor, Cedar Rapids
1918 – William L. Steele, Sioux City
1977 – Robert C. Broshar of Thorson–Brom–Broshar–Snyder, Waterloo
2002 – Katherine Lee SchwennsenofIowa State University, Ames
2018 – Thomas LeslieofIowa State University, Ames

Kansas

The Ulrich MuseumofWichita State University, designed by Charles F. McAfee (1981) of Charles F. McAfee Architects and Planners and completed in 1974.

1889 – John G. Haskell, Lawrence
1889 – George P. Washburn, Ottawa
1951 – Lorentz Schmidt, Wichita
1969 – Floyd Orson Wolfenbarger of Wolfenbarger & McCulley, Manhattan
1981 – Charles F. McAfee of Charles F. McAfee Architects and Planners, Wichita

Kentucky

1887 – Mason Maury, Louisville
1889 – Harry P. McDonaldofMcDonald Brothers, Louisville
1889 – Herman L. Rowe, Lexington
1889 – Henry Wolters, Louisville
1897 – Brinton B. Davis, Paducah
2012 – David Mohney of the University of Kentucky, Lexington

Louisiana

The Campus Benjamin Franklin of the Charité medical school in Berlin, designed by Arthur Q. Davis (1959) and Nathaniel C. Curtis Jr. (1962) of Curtis & Davis and completed in 1969.

1889 – William Fitzner, New Orleans
1923 – Charles FavrotofFavrot & Livaudais, New Orleans
1936 – Moise H. Goldstein Sr., New Orleans
1938 – Richard Koch of Koch & Wilson, New Orleans
1948 – Edward F. Neild of Neild, Somdal & Neild, Shreveport
1959 – Arthur Quentin DavisofCurtis & Davis, New Orleans
1962 – Nathaniel Cortlandt Curtis Jr.ofCurtis & Davis, New Orleans
1967 – John Desmond of Desmond-Miremont-Burks, Baton Rouge
1994 – Errol Barron of Errol Barron/Michael Toups Architects, New Orleans
1995 – E. Eean McNaughton of E. Eean McNaughton Architects, New Orleans
2003 – Allen EskewofEskew+Dumez+Ripple, New Orleans
2006 – Victor Trahan of Trahan Architects, Baton Rouge

Maine

1889 – John Calvin StevensofStevens & Cobb, Portland
1952 – C. Parker CrowellofCrowell, Lancaster & Higgins, Bangor
1961 – Alonzo J. Harriman of Alonzo J. Harriman & Associates, Auburn
2016 – Scott SimonsofScott Simons Architects, Portland

Maryland

The Clarence Mitchell CourthouseinBaltimore, designed by James Bosley Noel Wyatt (1889) and William G. Nolting (1901) of Wyatt & Nolting and completed in 1900.

1870 – Thomas Dixon of Dixon & Carson, Baltimore
1870 – Nathaniel Henry Hutton of Hutton & Murdoch, Baltimore
1870 – Edmund George Lind, Baltimore
1870 – James Crawford Neilson of Niernsee & Neilson, Baltimore
1877 – George A. Frederick, Baltimore
1889 – George Archer, Baltimore
1889 – Henry F. Brauns, Baltimore
1889 – Charles E. Cassell, Baltimore
1889 – Jackson C. Gott, Baltimore
1889 – James Bosley Noel WyattofWyatt & Nolting, Baltimore
1901 – William G. NoltingofWyatt & Nolting, Baltimore
1923 – Josias Pennington, Baltimore
1923 – Joseph Evans Sperry, Baltimore
1937 – James R. Edmunds Jr., Baltimore
1948 – Edward L. Palmer Jr. of Palmer, Fisher, Williams & Nes, Baltimore
1951 – Henry Powell Hopkins, Baltimore
1955 – Charles M. Nes Jr.ofFisher, Nes, Campbell & Associates, Baltimore
1967 – Archibald C. Rogers of Rogers, Taliaferro, Kostritsky & Lamb, Baltimore
1968 – Orin M. Bullock Jr., Baltimore
1986 – Leon Bridges of The Leon Bridges Company, Baltimore
1986 – Roger K. Lewis of the University of Maryland, College Park

Massachusetts

The Arlington Street ChurchinBoston, designed by Arthur Gilman (1857) and completed in 1861.

Memorial HallofHarvard University, designed by William Robert Ware (1861) and Henry Van Brunt (1864) of Ware & Van Brunt and completed in 1878.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, designed by Guy Lowell (1915) and completed in 1915.

Peabody TerraceofHarvard University, designed by Josep Lluís Sert (1965) of Sert, Jackson & Gourley and completed in 1965.

1857 – Edward Clarke Cabot of E. C. & J. E. Cabot, Boston
1857 – Arthur Gilman, Boston
1861 – William Robert Ware of Philbrick & Ware, Boston
1864 – John Hubbard Sturgis, Boston
1864 – Henry Van Brunt of Ware & Van Brunt, Boston
1866 – William Ralph Emerson, Boston
1871 – Samuel J. F. Thayer, Boston
1884 – William G. Preston, Boston
1884 – Arthur RotchofRotch & Tilden, Boston
1887 – H. Neill Wilson, Pittsfield
1889 – Charles Brigham of Brigham & Spofford, Boston
1889 – Charles Allerton CoolidgeofShepley, Rutan & Coolidge, Boston
1889 – Charles Amos Cummings, Boston
1889 – Amos P. Cutting, Worcester
1889 – Stephen C. Earle, Worcester
1889 – John A. Fox, Boston
1889 – Robert Swain PeabodyofPeabody & Stearns, Boston
1889 – Charles Hercules RutanofShepley, Rutan & Coolidge, Boston
1889 – Willard T. Sears, Boston
1889 – George R. ShawofShaw & Hunnewell, Boston
1889 – George Foster ShepleyofShepley, Rutan & Coolidge, Boston
1889 – George Thomas TildenofRotch & Tilden, Boston
1889 – Louis Weissbein of Weissbein & Jones, Boston
1890 – Elbridge BoydenofE. Boyden & Son, Worcester
1891 – Robert Day AndrewsofAndrews, Jaques & Rantoul, Boston
1891 – Clarence H. Blackall, Boston
1891 – Edwin J. Lewis Jr., Boston
1891 – Alexander Wadsworth Longfellow Jr.ofLongfellow, Alden & Harlow, Boston
1891 – Richard Clipston Sturgis, Boston
1891 – Henry Vaughan, Boston
1891 – Charles Howard Walker, Boston
1891 – Herbert Langford Warren, Boston
1891 – Edmund M. Wheelwright of Wheelwright & Haven, Boston
1892 – James E. FullerofFuller & Delano, Worcester
1893 – Clellan Waldo FisherofEarle & Fisher, Worcester
1894 – John Goddard Stearns Jr.ofPeabody & Stearns, Boston
1895 – Francis R. Allen, Boston
1896 – George H. Clemence, Worcester
1902 – Ralph Adams CramofCram, Goodhue & Ferguson, Boston
1905 – Henry Forbes Bigelow of Winslow & Bigelow, Boston
1906 – J. Randolph Coolidge Jr.ofCoolidge & Carlson, Boston
1906 – Charles Donagh MaginnisofMaginnis, Walsh & Sullivan, Boston
1908 – J. Harleston ParkerofParker, Thomas & Rice, Boston
1912 – William D. Austin, Boston
1912 – Arthur W. RiceofParker, Thomas & Rice, Boston
1913 – Henry H. KendallofKendall, Taylor & Company, Boston
1915 – Guy Lowell, Boston
1919 – William Emerson of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston
1919 – Walter H. KilhamofKilham & Hopkins, Boston
1923 – Charles CollensofAllen & Collens, Boston
1923 – Edward F. StevensofStevens & Lee, Boston
1925 – Julius A. Schweinfurth, Boston
1925 – Timothy WalshofMaginnis & Walsh, Boston
1926 – Charles Wilson KillamofHarvard University, Cambridge
1931 – William Truman Aldrich, Boston
1931 – Edwin Dodge of Ames & Dodge, Boston
1931 – Lois Lilley HoweofHowe, Manning & Almy, Inc., Boston
1936 – William G. PerryofPerry, Shaw & Hepburn, Boston
1940 – Frank Chouteau Brown, Boston
1942 – Richard J. Shaw, Boston
1945 – William Roger GreeleyofKilham, Hopkins & Greeley, Boston
1950 – Harold Buckley Willis of Collens, Willis & Beckonert, Boston
1954 – Walter GropiusofThe Architects Collaborative, Cambridge
1954 – Royal Barry Wills of Royal Barry Wills Associates, Boston
1958 – Nelson W. Aldrich of Campbell & Aldrich, Boston
1959 – Walter E. Campbell of Campbell & Aldrich, Boston
1960 – Hugh StubbinsofHugh Stubbins & Associates, Cambridge
1961 – Arcangelo Cascieri of the Boston Architectural Center, Boston
1961 – Carl Koch of Carl Koch & Associates, Cambridge
1961 – Eleanor Raymond, Boston
1964 – Norman C. FletcherofThe Architects Collaborative, Cambridge
1965 – Lawrence B. Anderson of Anderson, Beckwith & Haible, Boston
1965 – Josep Lluís Sert of Sert, Jackson & Associates, Cambridge
1969 – John C. HarknessofThe Architects Collaborative, Cambridge
1973 – Earl Flansburgh of Earl R. Flansburgh & Associates, Cambridge
1974 – Louis A. McMillenofThe Architects Collaborative, Cambridge
1975 – Benjamin Thompson of Benjamin Thompson & Associates, Cambridge
1976 – Gerhard M. KallmannofKallmann & McKinnell, Boston
1978 – Donlyn Lyndon of Lyndon Associates, Cambridge
1978 – George M. NotterofAnderson Notter Finegold, Boston
1979 – Sarah P. HarknessofThe Architects Collaborative, Cambridge
1982 – Michael McKinnellofKallmann McKinnell & Wood, Boston
1983 – Peter ChermayeffofCambridge Seven Associates, Cambridge
1983 – Howard F. ElkusofThe Architects Collaborative, Cambridge
1985 – J. Timothy Anderson of J. Timothy Anderson & Associates, Cambridge
1985 – Graham Gund of Graham Gund Associates, Cambridge
1990 – Alexander CvijanovićofThe Architects Collaborative, Cambridge
1991 – Joan E. Goody of Goody, Clancy & Associates, Boston
1991 – Andrea LeersofLeers Weinzapfel Associates, Boston
1991 – John SheehyofThe Architects Collaborative, Cambridge
1992 – Robert Campbell, Cambridge
1994 – Doris Cole of Cole & Goyette, Cambridge
1994 – Jane WeinzapfelofLeers Weinzapfel Associates, Boston
1996 – Moshe Safdie of Moshe Safdie & Associates, Somerville
1997 – Kyu Sung Woo of Kyu Sung Woo Architects, Cambridge
1998 – Ann Beha of Ann Beha Architects, Boston
2009 – David ManfrediofElkus Manfredi Architects, Boston
2013 – Mario Torroella of HMFH Architects, Cambridge
2015 – Sheila Kennedy of Kennedy & Violich Architecture, Boston
2015 – Charles Rose of Charles Rose Architects, Somerville
2016 – Peter Rose of Peter Rose + Partners, Boston
2018 – Angela WatsonofShepley Bulfinch, Boston
2019 – Yung Ho Chang of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge
2022 – Eric HöwelerofHöweler+Yoon, Boston

Michigan

Hill Auditorium of the University of Michigan, designed by Albert Kahn (1918) and completed in 1913.

The main terminal of Dulles International Airport, designed by Eero Saarinen (1952) of Eero Saarinen & Associates and completed in 1962.

1875 – Henry T. Brush, Detroit
1881 – Gordon W. Lloyd, Detroit
1889 – John M. DonaldsonofDonaldson & Meier, Detroit
1889 – George D. MasonofMason & Rice, Detroit
1889 – Henry J. MeierofDonaldson & Meier, Detroit
1894 – William E. HigginbothamofMalcomson & Higginbotham, Detroit
1918 – Albert Kahn, Detroit
1926 – William G. MalcomsonofMalcomson & Higginbotham, Detroit
1940 – Marcus R. Burrowes, Detroit
1943 – Eliel Saarinen of Saarinen & Swanson, Bloomfield Hills
1944 – Clair W. Ditchy, Detroit
1947 – William KappofSmith, Hinchman & Grylls, Detroit
1952 – Eero Saarinen of Eero Saarinen & Associates, Bloomfield Hills
1957 – Alden B. Dow, Midland
1960 – Minoru YamasakiofYamasaki & Associates, Birmingham
1961 – Robert F. HastingsofSmith, Hinchman & Grylls, Detroit
1969 – William Henry Kessler of William Kessler & Associates, Grosse Pointe
1969 – Louis MenkofAlbert Kahn Associates, Detroit
1970 – Gunnar Birkerts of Gunnar Birkerts & Associates, Bloomfield Hills
1977 – Howard Francis SimsofSims–Varner, Detroit
1981 – David Osler of David W. Osler Associates, Ann Arbor
1981 – Harold R. VarnerofSims–Varner, Detroit
1984 – Roger Margerum of Roger Margerum Inc., Detroit
1995 – Sharon E. Sutton of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
2000 – Eric J. HillofAlbert Kahn Associates, Detroit
2000 – Victor Saroki of Saroki Architecture, Birmingham
2012 – Rainy Hamilton Jr.ofHamilton Anderson Associates, Detroit

Minnesota

The Minnesota State Capitol, designed by Cass Gilbert (1892) and completed in 1905.

Riverside PlazainMinneapolis, designed by Ralph Rapson (1965) and completed in 1973.

1888 – Frederick Corser, Minneapolis
1889 – Edward Payson Bassford, St. Paul
1889 – Leroy Sunderland Buffington, Minneapolis
1889 – Warren H. Hayes, Minneapolis
1889 – Isaac Hodgson, Minneapolis
1889 – Clarence H. Johnston Sr., St. Paul
1889 – Frederick KeesofLong and Kees, Minneapolis
1889 – George W. Orff, Minneapolis
1889 – Carl F. Struck, Minneapolis
1889 – James Knox Taylor of Gilbert & Taylor, St. Paul
1889 – Oliver G. Traphagen, Duluth
1890 – William Channing Whitney, Minneapolis
1891 – Warren B. Dunnell, Minneapolis
1892 – Cass Gilbert, St. Paul
1916 – Edwin Hawley Hewitt of Hewitt & Brown, Minneapolis
1948 – Edwin Hugh Lundie, St. Paul
1965 – Ralph Rapson, Minneapolis
1967 – Edward Sövik of Sovik, Mathre & Madson, Northfield
1969 – Elizabeth Close of Close Associates, Minneapolis
1991 – Harrison Fraker of the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
2005 – Sarah Susanka of SALA Architects, Minneapolis
2008 – Mark G. Swenson of Elness Swenson Graham Architects, Minneapolis
2009 – David Graham of Elness Swenson Graham Architects, Minneapolis

Mississippi

1889 – W.S. Hull of F. B. & W. S. Hull, Jackson
1952 – Noah Webster Overstreet of Noah Webster Overstreet & Associates, Jackson
1989 – Samuel Mockbee of Mockbee Coker Howorth Architects, Jackson
1993 – Robert Ivy of Dean, Dale, Dean & Ivy, Columbus

Missouri

The Missouri Governor's MansioninJefferson City, Missouri, designed by George I. Barnett (1861) and completed in 1872.

The Central High SchoolinColumbus, Ohio, designed by William B. Ittner (1891) and completed in 1924.

The National Air and Space MuseuminWashington, D.C., designed by Gyo Obata (1969) of Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum and completed in 1976.

1861 – George I. Barnett of Barnett & Isaacs, St. Louis
1866 – Alfred H. Piquenard of Barnett & Piquenard, St. Louis
1884 – Morris Frederick Bell, Fulton
1889 – Edmond Jacques EckelofEckel & Mann, St. Joseph
1889 – Pierce P. FurberofPeabody, Stearns & Furber, St. Louis
1889 – Henry H. Hohenschild, Rolla
1889 – Theodore C. Link, St. Louis
1889 – George R. MannofEckel & Mann, St. Joseph
1889 – Alfred Rosenheim, St. Louis
1889 – Isaac S. Taylor, St. Louis
1890 – William S. EamesofEames & Young, St. Louis
1891 – William B. Ittner, St. Louis
1894 – Louis Christian Mullgardt, St. Louis
1894 – John Ludwig Wees, St. Louis
1894 – Frederick Widmann of E. Jungenfeld & Company, St. Louis
1897 – William Albert Swasey, St. Louis
1901 – Frank M. HoweofVan Brunt & Howe, Kansas City
1902 – John Lawrence MauranofMauran, Russell & Garden, St. Louis
1907 – James P. JamiesonofCope & Stewardson, St. Louis
1909 – Ernest John RussellofMauran, Russell & Garden, St. Louis
1910 – John Beverley Robinson, St. Louis
1936 – Wilbur Trueblood, St. Louis
1938 – Henry F. HoitofHoit, Price & Barnes, Kansas City
1938 – Arthur S. KeeneofKeene & Simpson, Kansas City
1955 – Harris Armstrong, St. Louis
1967 – George E. KassabaumofHellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, St. Louis
1969 – Gyo ObataofHellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, St. Louis
1973 – George F. HellmuthofHellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, St. Louis
1980 – R. Bruce PattyofPatty Berkebile Nelson Associates, Kansas City
1982 – William Bernoudy of William A. Bernoudy Architect, St. Louis
1994 – Ron LabinskiofHOK Sport, Kansas City

Montana

1949 – Angus V. McIver, Great Falls
1951 – Chandler C. Cohagen, Billings
2024 – Shannon Christensen of Cushing Terrell, Billings

Nebraska

1901 – Thomas Rogers Kimball, Omaha
1986 – Golden J. Zenon Jr. of Zenon Beringer Associates, Omaha
2018 – Tammy Eagle Bull of Encompass Architects, Lincoln

Nevada

1976 – Edward S. Parsons, Reno
2014 – Edward Vance of Ed Vance & Associates, Las Vegas

New Hampshire

1953 – Eric T. Huddleston of the University of New Hampshire, Durham
1974 – Howard T. Fisher, Newmarket
1984 – John A. Carter of John A. Carter Architect, Nashua

New Jersey

The Hudson County CourthouseinJersey City, New Jersey, designed by Hugh Roberts (1923) and completed in 1910.

1886 – Jeremiah O'Rourke, Newark
1923 – Hugh Roberts, Jersey City
1926 – Fred Wesley Wentworth, Paterson
1927 – James O. BetelleofGuilbert & Betelle, Newark
1960 – Martin L. Beck, Newark
1964 – Jean LabatutofPrinceton University, Princeton
1969 – Jules Gregory of Gregory & Blauth, Lambertville
1979 – Michael Graves of Michael Graves & Associates, Princeton
1991 – Eleanore Pettersen of Eleanore Pettersen Architect, Saddle River
1999 – Ralph LernerofPrinceton University, Princeton
2009 – Mark Alan Hewitt of Mark Alan Hewitt Architects, Bernardsville

New Mexico

The Zimmerman Library of the University of New Mexico, designed by John Gaw Meem (1950) and completed in 1938.

1950 – John Gaw Meem of Meem, Zehner, Holien & Associates, Santa Fe
1967 – Max FlatowofFlatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn, Albuquerque
1981 – Antoine Predock of Antoine Predock Architect, Albuquerque
1981 – Read Weber, Santa Fe
1982 – Van Dorn Hooker of the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
1985 – George Anselevicius of the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque

New York

1857 – Charles Babcock of Richard Upjohn & Company, New York City
1857 – Henry W. Cleaveland of Cleaveland & Backus, New York City
1857 – Alexander Jackson Davis, New York City
1857 – Henry C. Dudley of Wills & Dudley, New York City
1857 – Leopold Eidlitz, New York City
1857 – Edward Gardiner, New York City
1857 – Richard Morris Hunt, New York City
1857 – Detlef Lienau, New York City
1857 – Jacob Wrey Mould, New York City
1857 – Fred A. Petersen, New York City
1857 – John W. Priest, New York City
1857 – James Renwick Jr., New York City
1857 – Richard Upjohn of Richard Upjohn & Company, New York City
1857 – Richard M. Upjohn of Richard Upjohn & Company, New York City
1857 – Calvert Vaux of Vaux & Withers, New York City
1857 – Samuel A. Warner, New York City
1857 – John Welch, New York City
1857 – Joseph C. Wells, New York City
1857 – Frederick Clarke Withers of Vaux & Withers, New York City
1858 – Charles D. Gambrill, New York City
1860 – John R. Hamilton, New York City
1860 – Henry G. Harrison, New York City
1860 – Emlen T. Littell, New York City
1864 – Charles W. Clinton of Potter & Clinton, New York City
1864 – George B. Post of Gambrill & Post, New York City
1864 – Edward Tuckerman Potter of Potter & Clinton, New York City
1865 – Charles A. Alexander, New York City
1865 – Russell Sturgis, New York City
1866 – Richard T. Auchmuty, New York City
1866 – J. Cleaveland Cady, New York City
1866 – Henry Fernbach, New York City
1866 – Peter Bonnett Wight, New York City
1867 – Henry Martyn Congdon, New York City
1867 – Henry Hobson Richardson of Gambrill & Richardson, New York City
1869 – Charles C. Haight, New York City
1870 – Thomas Fuller of Fuller & Laver, Albany
1870 – Augustus Laver of Fuller & Laver, Albany
1870 – Napoleon LeBrun, New York City
1871 – George Edward Harney, Newburgh
1872 – Carl Pfeiffer, New York City
1873 – Marcus F. Cummings, Troy
1876 – William Appleton Potter of Potter & Robertson, New York City
1876 – John Rochester Thomas, Rochester
1877 – Henry Janeway Hardenbergh, New York City
1877 – Charles Follen McKim, New York City
1882 – H. Edwards Ficken, New York City
1884 – James Goold Cutler, Rochester
1884 – Edward H. Kendall, New York City
1885 – Manly N. Cutter, New York City
1885 – Robert W. Gibson, Albany
1886 – R. H. Robertson, New York City
1886 – Stanford WhiteofMcKim, Mead & White, New York City
1888 – Albert F. D'Oench, New York City
1888 – Frederick H. Gouge, Utica
1889 – Henry Ogden Avery, New York City
1889 – Louise Blanchard Bethune of R. A. & L. Bethune, Buffalo
1889 – Herbert C. Burdett of Marling & Burdett, Buffalo
1889 – Charles Erastus Colton, Syracuse
1889 – Enoch A. CurtisofCurtis & Archer, Fredonia
1889 – C. P. H. Gilbert, New York City
1889 – Theodore de LemosofDe Lemos & Cordes, New York City
1889 – Edward Austin Kent, Buffalo
1889 – Henry Franklin Kilburn, New York City
1889 – Truman I. LaceyofT. I. Lacey & Son, Binghamton
1889 – Henry Rutgers Marshall, New York City
1889 – J. H. PierceofPierce & Dockstader, Elmira
1889 – Cyrus Kinne Porter of C. K. Porter & Son, Buffalo
1889 – Sidney V. Stratton, New York City
1889 – James E. Ware, New York City
1889 – William Sydney WicksofGreen & Wicks, Buffalo
1890 – Edward Brodhead GreenofGreen & Wicks, Buffalo
1890 – Arthur Bates Jennings, New York City
1890 – Bruce Price, New York City
1891 – John Merven CarrèreofCarrère & Hastings, New York City
1891 – Walter CookofBabb, Cook & Willard, New York City
1891 – Richard Howland Hunt, New York City
1892 – Arnold W. Brunner of Brunner & Tryon, New York City
1892 – George Cary, Buffalo
1892 – Thomas HastingsofCarrère & Hastings, New York City
1892 – Thomas Tryon of Brunner & Tryon, New York City
1894 – John Stewart BarneyofBarney and Chapman, New York City
1894 – John H. Duncan, New York City
1894 – George Edward HardingofGeorge Edward Harding & Gooch, New York City
1894 – James Brown Lord, New York City
1894 – Charles T. Mott, New York City
1894 – Lawrence J. O'Connor, New York City
1894 – J. William SchickelofWilliam Schickel & Company, New York City
1895 – Isaac E. DitmarsofSchickel & Ditmars, New York City
1895 – George Keister, New York City
1895 – Charles Thompson Mathews, New York City
1895 – William Burnet Tuthill, New York City
1896 – Rudolphe L. Daus, Brooklyn
1896 – James Monroe HewlettofLord and Hewlett, New York City
1897 – J. Foster Warner, Rochester
1901 – William A. BoringofBoring & Tilton, New York City
1901 – John Galen Howard, New York City
1902 – George Lewis HeinsofHeins & LaFarge, New York City
1902 – William Rutherford MeadofMcKim, Mead & White, New York City
1903 – William M. KendallofMcKim, Mead & White, New York City
1903 – Austin W. LordofLord and Hewlett, New York City
1905 – Grosvenor Atterbury, New York City
1905 – C. B. J. Snyder, Superintendent of School Buildings, New York City
1906 – Henry Bacon, New York City
1906 – Bertram Grosvenor GoodhueofCram, Goodhue & Ferguson, New York City
1907 – Claude Fayette Bragdon, Rochester
1907 – Cyrus L. W. EidlitzofEidlitz & McKenzie, New York City
1907 – Harold Van Buren Magonigle, New York City
1907 – John Russell Pope, New York City
1908 – Goodhue LivingstonofTrowbridge & Livingston, New York City
1908 – Edward Lippincott Tilton, New York City
1909 – Christopher Grant LaFargeofHeins & LaFarge, New York City
1910 – Robert D. Kohn, New York City
1910 – Robert MaynickeofMaynicke & Franke, New York City
1910 – Philip SawyerofYork & Sawyer, New York City
1910 – D. Everett Waid, New York City
1911 – Lloyd Warren, New York City
1912 – Walter B. Chambers, New York City
1912 – William Adams DelanoofDelano & Aldrich, New York City
1912 – Lansing C. Holden, New York City
1912 – Charles A. Rich, New York City
1913 – Benjamin Wistar Morris of LaFarge & Morris, New York City
1913 – Charles A. Platt, New York City
1914 – Egerton SwartwoutofTracy & Swartwout, New York City
1915 – Donn Barber, New York City
1916 – Frederick L. Ackerman, New York City
1916 – Chester Holmes AldrichofDelano & Aldrich, New York City
1916 – Alfred Dwight Foster Hamlin, New York City
1918 – Louis AyresofYork & Sawyer, New York City
1923 – John Walter CrossofCross & Cross, New York City
1923 – Edwin S. GordonofGordon & Kaelber, Rochester
1923 – Alexander Mackintosh, New York City
1923 – John Vredenburgh Van Pelt, New York City
1926 – Edward Pearce Casey, New York City
1926 – Harvey Wiley Corbett of Helmle & Corbett, New York City
1926 – August EsenweinofEsenwein & Johnson, Buffalo
1926 – Ernest Flagg, New York City
1926 – Howard Greenley, New York City
1926 – Arthur Loomis Harmon, New York City
1926 – John Mead Howells, New York City
1926 – Kenneth MacKenzie Murchison, New York City
1926 – Stephen F. VoorheesofMcKenzie, Voorhees & Gmelin, New York City
1930 – Otto R. Eggers of the office of John Russell Pope, New York City
1930 – Julian Clarence LeviofTaylor & Levi, New York City
1930 – Hobart Upjohn, New York City
1932 – Dwight James Baum, The Bronx
1932 – William G. KaelberofGordon & Kaelber, Rochester
1932 – Richmond Harold ShreveofShreve, Lamb & Harmon, New York City
1932 – Andrew J. Thomas, New York City
1932 – Ralph Thomas Walker of Voorhees, Gmelin & Walker, New York City
1934 – Walter Dabney Blair, New York City
1934 – Thomas Harlan Ellett, New York City
1934 – Leon N. GilletteofWalker & Gillette, New York City
1934 – Raymond Hood of Hood & Fouilhoux, New York City
1934 – Ely Jacques Kahn, New York City
1934 – William F. LambofShreve, Lamb & Harmon, New York City
1934 – James Gamble Rogers, New York City
1934 – Clarence Stein, New York City
1934 – Henry Wright, New York City
1935 – Alfred FellheimerofFellheimer & Wagner, New York City
1937 – Eric Kebbon, New York City
1939 – Eric Gugler, New York City
1939 – Mott B. Schmidt, New York City
1940 – Frank J. Forster, New York City
1941 – Electus D. Litchfield, New York City
1943 – Archibald Brown, New York City
1943 – J. André Fouilhoux of Harrison, Fouilhoux & Abramovitz, New York City
1944 – William Lawrence Bottomley, New York City
1944 – Alfred Morton Githens of Githens & Keally, New York City
1944 – James Kellum SmithofMcKim, Mead & White, New York City
1948 – George Bain Cummings of Conrad & Cummings, Binghamton
1948 – Francis Keally of Keally & Patterson, New York City
1949 – Matthew Del Gaudio, New York City
1949 – Wallace HarrisonofHarrison & Abramovitz, New York City
1949 – Daniel Paul HigginsofEggers & Higgins, New York City
1949 – James William Kideney, Buffalo
1949 – Louis SkidmoreofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, New York City
1950 – Hugh Ferriss, New York City
1950 – Talbot HamlinofColumbia University, New York City
1950 – Frederic Rhinelander KingofWyeth and King, New York City
1950 – Frederick James WoodbridgeofAdams & Woodbridge, New York City
1951 – William Lescaze of William Lescaze & Associates, New York City
1951 – Lorimer Rich, New York City
1951 – Roland A. WankofFellheimer & Wagner, New York City
1951 – Lawrence Grant WhiteofMcKim, Mead & White, New York City
1952 – Max AbramovitzofHarrison & Abramovitz, New York City
1952 – Alfred Easton Poor, New York City
1953 – Robert Allan JacobsofKahn & Jacobs, New York City
1953 – Morris Ketchum Jr.ofKetchum, Giná & Sharp, New York City
1953 – Albert Mayer of Mayer & Whittlesey, New York City
1954 – Percival Goodman, New York City
1955 – Elizabeth Coit of the New York City Housing Authority, New York City
1955 – Julian Whittlesey of Mayer & Whittlesey, New York City
1958 – Marcel Breuer of Marcel Breuer & Associates, New York City
1958 – Gordon BunshaftofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, New York City
1958 – Edward Durell Stone, New York City
1959 – Cajetan J. B. Baumann of the Office of Franciscan Art and Architecture, New York City
1959 – G. E. Kidder Smith, New York City
1961 – William B. Tabler, New York City
1962 – Douglas HaskellofArchitectural Forum, New York City
1963 – George NelsonofGeorge Nelson Associates, New York City
1964 – I. M. PeiofI. M. Pei & Associates, New York City
1964 – Maurice Rotival [fr], New York City
1965 – Giorgio Cavaglieri, New York City
1965 – Philip Johnson, New York City
1966 – Edward Larrabee Barnes of Edward Larrabee Barnes Associates, New York City
1966 – Max O. Urbahn, New York City
1967 – Victor A. Lundy, New York City
1968 – Walker O. Cain of Walker O. Cain & Associates, New York City
1968 – Milton Milstein of Milstein, Wittek, Davis & Hamilton, Buffalo
1968 – David Todd of David Todd & Associates, New York City
1969 – John M. Johansen, New York City
1969 – Richard G. Stein of Richard G. Stein & Associates, New York City
1970 – Ulrich Franzen of Ulrich Franzen & Associates, New York City
1970 – Paul Rudolph, New York City
1970 – Robert Weinberg, New York City
1972 – Henry N. CobbofI. M. Pei & Partners, New York City
1972 – William J. ConklinofConklin & Rossant, New York City
1972 – John Louis Wilson Jr., New York City
1973 – Robert F. GatjeofMarcel Breuer & Associates, New York City
1973 – Alfred A. Lama of Lama & Vassalotti, Brooklyn
1973 – James Stewart Polshek, New York City
1973 – Norval White of Levien, Deliso & White, New York City
1974 – Armand Phillip Bartos of Armand Bartos & Associates, New York City
1974 – Araldo Cossutta of Cossutta & Ponte, New York City
1974 – James RossantofConklin & Rossant, New York City
1974 – Danforth Toan of Warner, Burns, Toan, Lunde, New York City
1975 – Romaldo GiurgolaofMitchell/Giurgola, New York City
1976 – Hugh HardyofHardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates, New York City
1976 – Richard Meier of Richard Meier & Associates, New York City
1977 – John BurgeeofJohnson/Burgee Architects, New York City
1977 – James Ingo FreedofI. M. Pei & Partners, New York City
1977 – Jordan Gruzen of Gruzen & Partners, New York City
1979 – Richard Lewis BlinderofBeyer Blinder Belle, New York City
1979 – John Hejduk, The Bronx
1979 – Lee Harris Pomeroy of Lee Harris Pomeroy Associates, New York City
1979 – Jaquelin T. Robertson, New York City
1981 – Robert T. Coles of Robert Traynham Coles Architect, Buffalo
1994 – Ann R. Chaintreuil of Chaintreuil Jensen Stark Architects, Rochester
2022 – Lori BrownofSyracuse University, Syracuse
2024 – Joyce Hwang of the University at Buffalo, Buffalo

Complete excluding New York City (up to 1980)

North Carolina

The Harvey B. Gantt CenterinCharlotte, North Carolina, designed by Phil Freelon (2003) of The Freelon Group and completed in 2009.

1932 – Willard C. NorthupofNorthup & O'Brien, Winston-Salem
1957 – Henry L. KamphoefnerofNorth Carolina State University, Raleigh
1957 – Arthur G. Odell Jr.ofA. G. Odell Jr. & Associates, Charlotte
1965 – Harwell Hamilton HarrisofNorth Carolina State University, Raleigh
1968 – S. Scott Ferebee Jr. of Ferebee, Walters & Associates, Charlotte
1974 – Arthur Cogswell of Cogswell/Hausler, Chapel Hill
1977 – Harry Wolf of Wolf Associates, Charlotte
1978 – Charlie Boney of Leslie N. Boney Architect, Wilmington
1986 – Ligon Flynn of Ligon B. Flynn Architect, Wilmington
1987 – Harvey Gantt of Gantt Huberman Architects, Charlotte
1988 – Ronald Mace of Barrier Free Environments Inc., Raleigh
1998 – Frank Harmon of Frank Harmon Architect, Raleigh
2003 – Phil Freelon of The Freelon Group, Durham
2018 – Zena HowardofPerkins+Will, Durham

North Dakota

1968 – Gilbert R. Horton of Gilbert R. Horton Architects, Jamestown
1969 – Robert A. RitterbushofRitterbush Brothers, Bismarck

Ohio

Hayes Hall of the Ohio State University, designed by Frank L. Packard (1895) and completed in 1893.

The Cleveland City Hall, designed by J. Milton Dyer (1911) and completed in 1916.

The Ohio History Center, designed by W. Byron Ireland (1972) of Ireland, Associates and completed in 1970.

The Music and Communication Building of Cleveland State University, designed by Peter van Dijk (FAIA 1979) of Dalton, van Dijk, Johnson & Partners and completed in 1990.

1870 – Samuel Hannaford, Cincinnati
1870 – James W. McLaughlin, Cincinnati
1870 – Albert C. Nash, Cincinnati
1870 – Levi T. Scofield, Cleveland
1871 – William Tinsley, Cincinnati
1881 – Charles Crapsey, Cincinnati
1885 – David L. Stine of David W. Gibbs & Company, Toledo
1886 – Silas Reese Burns of Peters & Burns, Dayton
1887 – Frank O. WearyofWeary & Kramer, Akron
1888 – George F. Hammond, Cleveland
1889 – William Martin Aiken, Cincinnati
1889 – Frank Seymour BarnumofCoburn & Barnum, Cleveland
1889 – Forrest A. CoburnofCoburn & Barnum, Cleveland
1889 – John Eisenmann, Cleveland
1889 – Alfred Oscar Elzner, Cincinnati
1889 – George W. KramerofWeary & Kramer, Akron
1889 – Herbert A. Linthwaite, Columbus
1889 – Charles Henry OwsleyofOwsley & Boucherle, Youngstown
1889 – Charles F. Schweinfurth, Cleveland
1889 – Elah Terrell, Columbus
1889 – Guy Tilden, Canton
1889 – Charles Insco Williams of Williams, Otter & Dexter, Dayton
1889 – Joseph W. Yost, Columbus
1893 – William P. Ginther, Akron
1894 – William Warren Sabin, Cleveland
1895 – Frank L. PackardofYost & Packard, Columbus
1907 – Benjamin S. HubbellofHubbell & Benes, Cleveland
1909 – Abram Garfield, Cleveland
1911 – J. Milton Dyer, Cleveland
1912 – W. Dominick BenesofHubbell & Benes, Cleveland
1915 – George S. MillsofMills, Rhines, Bellman & Nordhoff, Toledo
1923 – Frank Ray WalkerofWalker & Weeks, Cleveland
1926 – Charles Sumner Schneider, Cleveland
1938 – Frederick W. Garber, Cincinnati
1938 – Harry W. Wachter, Toledo
1945 – Lawrence S. BellmanofBellman, Gillett & Richards, Toledo
1945 – Howard Dwight Smith, Columbus
1947 – Charles Frederick Owsley of Owsley & Samuels, Youngstown
1949 – Harry Hake of Hake & Hake Jr., Cincinnati
1955 – John N. RichardsofBellman, Gillett & Richards, Toledo
1964 – Herbert Baumer of the Ohio State University, Columbus
1965 – Robert A. Little of Robert A. Little & George F. Dalton & Associates, Cleveland
1972 – W. Byron Ireland of Ireland, Associates, Columbus
1974 – Robert P. Madison of Madison-Madison International, Cleveland
1976 – Orville H. BauerofRichards, Bauer & Moorhead, Toledo
1979 – Peter van Dijk of Dalton, van Dijk, Johnson & Partners, Cleveland
1988 – Carole J. Olshavsky, State Architect, Columbus
2001 – Chris Widener of WDC Group, Springfield

Oklahoma

1931 – Charles Wilmott Dawson, Muskogee
1957 – Albert S. Ross, Ada
1957 – Leon B. Senter, Tulsa
1970 – Robert Lawton Jones of Murray Jones Murray, Tulsa
1975 – Robert M. Lawrence of Noftsger, Lawrence, Lawrence & Flesher, Oklahoma City
1978 – Christine Salmon of Salmon & Salmon, Stillwater

Oregon

The Zion Lutheran ChurchinPortland, Oregon, designed by Pietro Belluschi (1948) and completed in 1950.

1895 – Edgar M. Lazarus, Portland
1913 – Ellis F. LawrenceofLawrence & Holford, Portland
1916 – Ion LewisofWhidden & Lewis, Portland
1948 – Pietro Belluschi of A. E. Doyle & Associate, Portland
1949 – Glenn StantonofStanton, Boles, Maguire & Church, Portland
1951 – Herman Brookman, Portland
1979 – Marjorie Wintermute of Architects Northwest, Portland
1980 – DeNorval Unthank Jr. of Unthank Seder Poticha Architects, Eugene
2015 – Nathan L. Good of Nathan Good Architects, Salem

Pennsylvania

Founder's Hall of Girard College, designed by Thomas U. Walter (1857) and completed in 1848.

The Main Building of the University of Texas at Austin, designed by Paul P. Cret (1913) and completed in 1934.

The Phillips Exeter Academy LibraryinExeter, New Hampshire, designed by Louis Kahn (1953) and completed in 1971.

1857 – Thomas Ustick Walter, Philadelphia
1869 – John Fraser of Fraser, Furness & Hewitt, Philadelphia
1869 – Frank Heyling Furness of Fraser, Furness & Hewitt, Philadelphia
1869 – George Wattson Hewitt of Fraser, Furness & Hewitt, Philadelphia
1869 – John McArthur Jr., Philadelphia
1869 – Henry Augustus Sims, Philadelphia
1869 – Samuel Sloan, Philadelphia
1876 – Hugo Kafka of Schwarzmann & Kafka, Philadelphia
1876 – Herman J. Schwarzmann of Schwarzmann & Kafka, Philadelphia
1880 – James H. Windrim, Philadelphia
1886 – Theophilus P. Chandler Jr., Philadelphia
1889 – Willis G. Hale, Philadelphia
1889 – Edward Hazlehurst of Hazlehurst & Huckel, Philadelphia
1889 – Samuel Huckel of Hazlehurst & Huckel, Philadelphia
1889 – Albert Hamilton Kipp of Kipp & Podmore, Wilkes-Barre
1892 – Addison Hutton, Philadelphia
1893 – Wilson Eyre, Philadelphia
1895 – Frank Miles DayofFrank Miles Day & Brother, Philadelphia
1900 – Edgar Viguers Seeler, Philadelphia
1905 – Alfred B. HarlowofAlden & Harlow, Pittsburgh
1907 – Albert Kelsey, Philadelphia
1910 – John A. Dempwolf, York
1910 – Milton Bennett MedaryofZantzinger, Borie & Medary, Philadelphia
1911 – Clarence C. ZantzingerofZantzinger, Borie & Medary, Philadelphia
1913 – Paul Philippe Cret, Philadelphia
1913 – Charles Zeller Klauder of Day & Klauder, Philadelphia
1913 – Edward Stotz, Pittsburgh
1915 – Warren Powers Laird, Philadelphia
1916 – Benno JanssenofJanssen & Abbott, Pittsburgh
1923 – John T. Comès of Comès, Perry & McMullen, Pittsburgh
1925 – Robert Rodes McGoodwin, Philadelphia
1926 – Henry Hornbostel, Pittsburgh
1926 – Charles Barton Keen, Philadelphia
1926 – Arthur Ingersoll MeigsofMellor, Meigs & Howe, Philadelphia
1926 – John T. Windrim, Philadelphia
1927 – George I. Lovatt Sr., Philadelphia
1930 – Walter Horstmann Thomas of Thomas, Martin & Kirkpatrick, Philadelphia
1930 – Frank Rushmore Watson of Watson, Edkins & Thompson, Philadelphia
1931 – Walter MellorofMellor & Meigs, Philadelphia
1932 – Reinhardt Dempwolf of the office of John A. Dempwolf, York
1932 – Leicester Bodine Holland of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
1932 – R. Brognard Okie, Philadelphia
1934 – John Harbeson of the office of Paul Philippe Cret, Philadelphia
1938 – Edmund B. Gilchrist, Philadelphia
1939 – Fiske Kimball, Philadelphia
1943 – George Howe, Philadelphia
1947 – Frederick Augustus Muhlenberg of Muhlenberg, Yerkes & Muhlenberg, Reading
1950 – William Pope Barney of Barney & Banwell, Philadelphia
1951 – W. R. Morton Keast, Philadelphia
1952 – H. Louis Duhring Jr., Philadelphia
1953 – Thomas H. Atherton of Lacy, Atherton & Davis, Wilkes-Barre
1953 – Louis Kahn, Philadelphia
1954 – J. Roy Carroll Jr.ofCarroll, Grisdale & Van Alen, Philadelphia
1956 – Alfred Bendiner, Philadelphia
1956 – Charles M. Stotz of Charles M. & Edward Stotz Jr., Pittsburgh
1959 – Oscar Stonorov of Stonorov & Haws, Philadelphia
1960 – Vincent G. Kling of Vincent G. Kling & Associates, Philadelphia
1961 – Charles E. Peterson, of the National Park Service, Philadelphia
1966 – George Harold Waldo HaagofHaag & d'Entremont, Jenkintown
1966 – Louis de Moll of the Ballinger Company, Philadelphia
1967 – Robert L. Geddes of Geddes, Brecher, Qualls, Cunningham, Philadelphia
1968 – T. Norman MansellofMansell, Lewis & Fugate, Philadelphia
1968 – Harold E. Wagoner of Harold E. Wagoner & Associates, Philadelphia
1968 – David A. WallaceofWallace Roberts & Todd, Philadelphia
1969 – Ehrman B. MitchellofMitchell/Giurgola, Philadelphia
1971 – Edmund N. Bacon, Philadelphia
1973 – Louis Sauer of Louis Sauer Associates, Philadelphia
1975 – R. Buckminster Fuller, Philadelphia
1975 – Anne Tyng of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
1976 – Walter Livingston, Philadelphia
1976 – Richard Saul Wurman, Philadelphia
1978 – John Rauch of Venturi & Rauch, Philadelphia
1978 – Mario Romañach of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
1978 – Robert Venturi of Venturi & Rauch, Philadelphia
1981 – Peter BohlinofBohlin Powell Larkin Cywinski, Wilkes-Barre
1983 – Charles E. Dagit Jr. of Dagit Saylor Architects, Philadelphia
1985 – Ray Grenald of Grenald Associates, Philadelphia
1987 – Louis D. Astorino of L. D. Astorino & Associates, Pittsburgh
1987 – E. Richard RittelmannofBurt Hill Kosar Rittelmann Associates, Butler
1991 – Susan Maxman of Susan Maxman Architects, Philadelphia
1995 – Bernard CywinskiofBohlin Cywinski Jackson, Philadelphia
1996 – Stephen KieranofKieranTimberlake, Philadelphia
1996 – Adèle Naudé Santos of Adèle Naudé Santos Architect, Philadelphia
2014 – Daniela Holt Voith of Voith & Mactavish Architects, Philadelphia

Rhode Island

The Providence Public Library, designed by Edmund R. Willson (1889) of Stone, Carpenter & Willson and completed in 1900.

The Woonsocket Harris Public Library, designed by William D. Warner (1981) and completed in 1974.

1857 – Alpheus C. Morse, Providence
1857 – Thomas Alexander Tefft, Providence
1875 – Charles E. CarpenterofStone & Carpenter, Providence
1875 – George Champlin Mason Jr.ofGeorge C. Mason & Son, Newport
1875 – Edward I. Nickerson, Providence
1876 – Alfred StoneofStone & Carpenter, Providence
1883 – Thomas J. GouldofGould & Angell, Providence
1885 – James Murphy, Providence
1889 – Frank W. AngellofGould & Angell, Providence
1889 – Fred E. Field, Providence
1889 – Howard Hoppin, Providence
1889 – Franklin J. Sawtelle, Providence
1889 – Edmund R. WillsonofStone, Carpenter & Willson, Providence
1913 – Norman M. Isham, Providence
1914 – Prescott O. ClarkeofClarke & Howe, Providence
1923 – Wallis Eastburn HoweofClarke & Howe, Providence
1930 – F. Ellis JacksonofJackson, Robertson & Adams, Providence
1937 – John Hutchins Cady, Providence
1974 – Rockwell King DuMoulin, Wakefield, Rhode Island
1981 – William D. Warner of William D. Warner Architects and Planners, Exeter
1982 – Irving B. Haynes of Irving B. Haynes & Associates, Providence
2008 – Friedrich St. Florian of Friedrich St. Florian Architects, Providence

South Carolina

The Memminger AuditoriuminCharleston, South Carolina, designed by Albert Simons (1934) and Samuel Lapham IV (1937) of Simons & Lapham and completed in 1939.

1914 – Charles C. WilsonofWilson & Sompayrac, Columbia
1934 – Albert Simons of Simons & Lapham, Charleston
1937 – Samuel Lapham VI of Simons & Lapham, Charleston
1994 – James Frazier BarkerofClemson University, Clemson

South Dakota

1959 – Harold Spitznagel of Harold Spitznagel & Associates, Sioux Falls

Tennessee

Ryman AuditoriuminNashville, Tennessee, designed by Hugh Cathcart Thompson (FAIA 1889) and completed in 1891.

1870 – James B. Cook, Memphis
1884 – William Crawford Smith, Nashville
1889 – Matthias Harvey Baldwin, Memphis
1889 – Joseph Baumann of Baumann Brothers, Knoxville
1889 – Hugh Cathcart Thompson, Nashville
1891 – Rudolph Zerses Gill, Knoxville
1918 – Edward Emmett Dougherty, Nashville
1932 – Henry C. Hibbs, Nashville
1938 – Max H. FurbringerofJones & Furbringer, Memphis
1948 – Joe Frazer Smith of J. Frazer Smith & Associates, Memphis
1969 – Bruce McCarty of Bruce McCarty & Associates, Knoxville
1982 – Roy Harrover of Roy P. Harrover & Associates, Memphis
1983 – Bruce Crabtree of Taylor & Crabtree, Nashville
1985 – Earl Swensson of Earl Swensson Associates, Nashville
1995 – Lee Askew IIIofAskew Nixon Ferguson Wolfe, Memphis
1998 – Greg Hnedak of Hnedak Bobo Group, Memphis
2004 – Louis Pounders of Williamson Pounders Architects, Memphis
2005 – James F. Williamson of Williamson Pounders Architects, Memphis

Texas

The Ashbel Smith Building of the University of Texas Medical Branch, designed by Nicholas J. Clayton (1889) and completed in 1891.

The Caroline Wiess Law Building of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, designed by William Ward Watkin (1949) and completed in 1924.

1889 – Nicholas J. Clayton, Galveston
1889 – James E. Flanders, Dallas
1923 – Herbert M. Greene of the Herbert M. Greene Company, Dallas
1927 – Harry A. Overbeck, Dallas
1931 – Atlee B. Ayres of Atlee B. & Robert M. Ayres, San Antonio
1941 – John F. Staub of Staub & Rather, Houston
1944 – Hugo Kuehne of Giesecke, Kuehne & Brooks, Austin
1949 – Birdsall Briscoe, Houston
1949 – Alfred C. Finn, Houston
1949 – Kenneth Franzheim, Houston
1949 – William Ward Watkin of the Rice Institute, Houston
1955 – Donald Barthelme, Houston
1955 – Karl Kamrath of MacKie & Kamrath, Houston
1957 – Roscoe DeWitt, Dallas
1957 – Arthur Fehr of Fehr & Granger, Austin
1958 – George Dahl, Dallas
1960 – O'Neil Ford, San Antonio
1962 – William Wayne CaudillofCaudill Rowlett Scott, Houston
1963 – Harry D. Payne, Houston
1967 – Ralph A. Anderson Jr. of Wilson, Morris, Crain & Anderson, Houston
1968 – Howard Barnstone of Barnstone & Aubry, Houston
1970 – Howard R. Barr of Brooks, Barr, Graeber & White, Austin
1970 – Arch B. Swank Jr. of A. B. Swank Associates, Dallas
1972 – William Merriweather PeñaofCaudill Rowlett Scott, Houston
1973 – Preston M. Geren Jr. of Geren Associates, Fort Worth
1975 – Louis Daeuble Jr. of Carroll, Daeuble, DuSang & Rand, El Paso
1975 – Arthur E. Jones of Lloyd/Jones & Associates, Houston
1977 – Gene Aubry of S. I. Morris Associates, Houston
1977 – John S. Chase, Houston
1978 – Paul A. KennonofCaudill Rowlett Scott, Houston
1979 – William T. Cannady of Wm. T. Cannady & Associates, Houston
1979 – Clovis Heimsath of Clovis Heimsath & Associates, Fayetteville
1979 – Charles B. ThomsenofCaudill Rowlett Scott, Houston
1982 – John Zemanek of the University of Houston, Houston
1984 – Sinclair Black of Black Atkinson Vernooy, Austin
1984 – Richard KeatingofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, Houston
1984 – Frank Kelly of Sikes Jennings Kelly, Houston
1991 – John J. Casbarian of Taft Architects, Houston
1991 – Carolyn Peterson of Ford, Powell & Carson, San Antonio
1995 – Larry Speck of Page Southerland Page, Austin
1996 – David LakeofLake Flato Architects, San Antonio
1998 – Coulson Tough of The Woodlands Corporation, The Woodlands
2003 – Peter Hoyt Brown of Civic Design Associates, Houston
2005 – Elizabeth Chu Richter of Richter Architects, Corpus Christi
2010 – Joe Mashburn of the University of Houston, Houston
2011 – Juan Miró of Miró Rivera Architects, Austin
2013 – Dick ClarkofDick Clark Architecture, Austin
2014 – David Heymann of David Heymann Architect, Austin
2014 – Bryan TrubeyofHKS, Inc., Dallas
2016 – Fred PerpallofThe Beck Group, Dallas
2017 – Anthony Alofsin of Anthony Alofsin Architect, Austin

Utah

1889 – Samuel Cleeton Dallas of Dallas & Hedges, Salt Lake City
1889 – William S. Hedges of Dallas & Hedges, Salt Lake City
1940 – Raymond J. AshtonofAshton & Evans, Salt Lake City
1940 – Walter E. Ware of Ware & McClenahan, Salt Lake City
1957 – Fred L. Markham, Provo
1969 – Georgius Y. Cannon, Salt Lake City
2015 – Jim Nielson of Axis Architects, Salt Lake City

Vermont

2017 – David E. Sellers, of Sellers and Company Architects, Warren
2022 – Kiel Moe of Kiel Moe Architect, Halifax

Virginia

1890 – Albert L. West, Richmond
1923 – William Churchill Noland, Richmond
1953 – Milton L. Grigg of Grigg, Wood & Browne, Charlottesville
1953 – Marcellus E. Wright Sr. of Marcellus Wright & Son, Richmond
1972 – William Marshall Jr.ofMcGaughy, Marshall & McMillan, Norfolk
1990 – Charles W. Steger of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg
1997 – William McDonough of William McDonough + Partners, Charlottesville
2001 – Kenneth A. Schwartz of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville

Washington

The Suzzallo Library of the University of Washington, designed by Charles H. Bebb (1910) and Carl F. Gould (1934) of Bebb & Gould and completed in phases beginning in 1926.

The Bullitt CenterinSeattle, designed by Robert Hull (1992) and David Miller (1994) of the Miller Hull Partnership and completed in 2013.

1910 – Charles Herbert BebbofBebb and Mendel, Seattle
1923 – Kirtland Cutter, Spokane
1934 – Abraham H. Albertson, Seattle
1934 – Carl Frelinghuysen GouldofBebb & Gould, Seattle
1935 – Floyd A. Naramore, Seattle
1935 – Harlan Thomas of Thomas, Grainger & Thomas, Seattle
1947 – William J. BainofNaramore, Bain, Brady, and Johanson, Seattle
1951 – B. Marcus Priteca, Seattle
1951 – Paul Thiry, Seattle
1959 – Robert L. DurhamofDurham, Anderson & Freed, Seattle
1959 – Paul Hayden Kirk of Paul Hayden Kirk & Associates, Seattle
1959 – Harold C. WhitehouseofWhitehouse & Price, Spokane
1960 – Perry JohansonofNaramore, Bain, Brady, and Johanson, Seattle
1963 – Victor Steinbrueck of the University of Washington, Seattle
1967 – Fred Bassetti of Fred Bassetti & Company, Seattle
1973 – Phillip Jacobson of The Richardson Associates, Seattle
1978 – Wendell Lovett of the University of Washington, Seattle
1979 – Lee Copeland of the University of Washington, Seattle
1980 – L. Jane Hastings of The Hastings Group Architects, Seattle
1980 – Roland Terry of Terry & Egan, Seattle
1983 – William M. PolkofJohn Graham & Company, Seattle
1989 – Carolyn Geise of Geise Architects, Seattle
1991 – Jim OlsonofOlson Kundig Architects, Seattle
1992 – Robert Hull of the Miller Hull Partnership, Seattle
1993 – Johnpaul JonesofJones & Jones Architects and Landscape Architects, Seattle
1994 – David Miller of the Miller Hull Partnership, Seattle
1996 – Jeffrey Karl Ochsner of the University of Washington, Seattle
2004 – Tom KundigofOlson Kundig Architects, Seattle
2006 – Peter Steinbrueck of Steinbrueck Urban Strategies, Seattle
2011 – David Coleman of David Coleman Architecture, Seattle
2013 – Amanda Sturgeon of the International Living Future Institute, Seattle
2021 – Grace Kim of Schemata Workshop, Seattle

West Virginia

1952 – Walter F. Martens of Martens & Son, Charleston

Wisconsin

The State Office BuildinginMadison, Wisconsin, designed by State Architect Arthur Peabody (1932) and completed in phases beginning in 1931.

1884 – E. Townsend Mix of E. T. Mix & Company, Milwaukee
1888 – James Gilbert Chandler, Racine
1889 – Alfred C. Clas, Milwaukee
1889 – James Douglas, Milwaukee
1889 – George Bowman Ferry, Milwaukee
1889 – Henry C. Koch of Henry C. Koch & Company, Milwaukee
1902 – Elmer Grey, Milwaukee
1918 – Alexander C. Eschweiler, Milwaukee
1923 – Peter BrustofBrust & Philipp, Milwaukee
1925 – Richard PhilippofBrust & Philipp, Milwaukee
1932 – Arthur Peabody, State Architect, Madison
1934 – Thomas Leslie RoseofKirchhoff & Rose, Milwaukee
1964 – John J. Flad of John J. Flad & Associates, Madison

Wyoming

1961 – Frederic Hutchinson Porter of Porter & Porter, Cheyenne

Washington, D.C.

1867 – Adolf Cluss of Cluss & Kammerhueber, Washington
1885 – Mifflin E. Bell, Supervising Architect, Washington
1886 – John L. Smithmeyer of Smithmeyer & Pelz, Washington
1887 – Glenn Brown, Washington
1888 – Edward Clark, Architect of the Capitol, Washington
1888 – William Alfred Freret, Supervising Architect, Washington
1888 – James G. Hill, Washington
1889 – Paul J. Pelz of Smithmeyer & Pelz, Washington
1889 – Thomas Franklin Schneider, Washington
1892 – James Rush MarshallofHornblower & Marshall, Washington
1893 – Joseph Coerten HornblowerofHornblower & Marshall, Washington
1896 – Leon E. Dessez, Washington
1909 – Edward W. Donn Jr. of Wood, Donn & Deming, Washington
1914 – Nathan C. Wyeth, Washington
1916 – Waddy Butler Wood of Wood, Donn & Deming, Washington
1923 – Albert L. Harris, Washington
1931 – Frederick V. MurphyofMurphy & Olmsted, Washington
1937 – Louis A. Simon, Supervising Architect, Washington
1941 – Arthur B. Heaton, Washington
1944 – Edmund R. Purves of the American Institute of Architects, Washington
1951 – Waldron FaulknerofFaulkner, Kingsbury & Stenhouse, Washington
1952 – Thomas H. LocraftofMurphy & Locraft, Washington
1952 – Delos H. Smith, Washington
1953 – Leon Chatelain Jr., Washington
1955 – Philip H. Frohman, Washington
1959 – Charles M. Goodman, Washington
1960 – Chloethiel Woodard Smith of Satterlee & Smith, Washington, D.C.
1961 – Thomas Chalmers Vint of the National Park Service, Washington
1968 – Louis Edwin Fry Sr. of Fry & Welch, Washington
1971 – Hugh Newell Jacobsen, Washington
1971 – George M. White, Architect of the Capitol, Washington
1972 – William L. Ensign of McLeod, Ferrara & Ensign, Washington
1976 – Bill N. Lacy of the National Endowment for the Arts, Washington
1977 – Warren J. Cox of Hartman-Cox Architects, Washington
1977 – John Paul Eberhard of the AIA Research Corporation, Washington
1979 – Arthur Cotton Moore of Arthur Cotton Moore Associates, Washington
1984 – Charles Henry Atherton of the United States Commission of Fine Arts, Washington
1984 – Hilyard Robinson, Washington
1985 – David ChildsofSkidmore, Owings & Merrill, Washington
1990 – Harry G. Robinson IIIofHoward University, Washington
1991 – Marshall Purnell of Devrouax+Purnell, Washington
1993 – Raj Barr-Kumar of Barr-Kumar Architects Engineers, Washington
1993 – Paul S. Devrouax of Devrouax+Purnell, Washington
1993 – Raymond Kaskey, Washington
1994 – Amy Weinstein of Weinstein Studio, Washington
1995 – Edward Feiner of the General Services Administration, Washington
2001 – Alan Hantman, Architect of the Capitol, Washington

Puerto Rico

1964 – Henry Klumb, San Juan
1978 – Jesús Eduardo Amaral, Hato Rey
2000 – Jorge Rigau of Jorge Rigau Arquitectos, Río Piedras
2002 – Beatriz del Cueto of Pantel del Cueto & Associates, Guaynabo
2005 – Andrés Mignucci of Andrés Mignucci Arquitectos, San Juan
2006 – Segundo Cardona of SCF Arquitectos, Guaynabo

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