* Newly licensed is defined as AIA Tennessee members who are first-time licensees in the State of Tennessee
During the AIA Tennessee 2021 Design & Honor Awards, the following architects were recognized for achieving their licensure in 2019 or 2020. They were, also, presented with a unique and diverse award for their accomplishments.
- Marcus Brooks, 2020
- Jared A. Brown, 2019
- Adam L. Buchanan, 2019
- Geoffrey A. Cavalier, 2020
- Craig P. Clark, 2020
- Lora T. Coleman, 2020
- Heather Crabtree, 2020
- Mary M. Darnell, 2019
- Jamie Dean, 2020
- John A. DiNolfo, 2019
- Luke I. Dougal, 2019
- Meaghan P. Edwards, 2019
- Ezra P. Elam, 2019
- Daniel A. Ewing, 2019
- Michael W. Ford, 2020
- Megan M. Glenn, 2019
- Dawn M. Gonzalez, 2019
- Tyler D. Goza, 2020
- Shehara P. Hapuarachy, 2019
- Scott Harootyan, 2020
- Mona B. Hodge, 2019
- John M. Hooten, 2019
- Joseph P. Jackson, 2020
- Sierra R. Jensen, 2020
- Paige M. Jessop, 2019
- Chloe V. Lane, 2019
- Brooke D. Liles, 2019
- Matthew G. Lyle, 2020
- Matthew E. McCrary, 2020
- Eleanor McKenna, 2019
- John B. McMillon, 2020
- Dakota I. Montgomery, 2019
- Dustin Murphy, 2020
- Logan Newton, 2019
- Huy N. Nguyen, 2020
- Christopher A. Owens, 2019
- Kristin A. Perry, 2019
- Margaret L. Scott, 2019
- Matthew J. Sutton, 2020
- Brent E. Swingle, 2019
- Robert M. Thew, 2020
- Melissa H. Threatt, 2019
- Kenna L. Turner, 2019
- Michael C. Turpin, 2019
- Mario L. Walker, 2019
- Robert B. White, 2020
- Steven M. Whitmore, 2019
- Heather A. Yaple, 2019
- Oren D. Yarbrough, 2019
- Haley L. Zimmerman, 2019
Gifts for newly registered architects from AIA Tennessee
AIA TN’s newly licensed awards are designed to be displayed on a desk or hung on a wall! The Tennessee River, as an entity of the significance to our state and region is straightened and scaled to the row of the awards. TVA dams are located along this line at their relative widths and elevations.
Designed in 2015 by member Matt Jordan (at the time an Associate AIA himself), the original awards were fabricated by UT’s Fab Lab using 1” think aluminum frame. This year, FormGrey Studio, took responsibility for fabrication and sourcing new material for the award. FormGrey used a mixture of hickory and white oak, both indigenous to TN species, for the awards this year. The concept of this final assembly plays on the past two years… everything’s been a little mixed up! In this way, each finished award has a unique and diverse form, but is part of a larger vibrant whole! We hope you will treasure this award.
