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Aaron Betsky
Aaron Betsky, Director, Cincinnati Art Museum, is an internationally
noted architectural critic and author of more than ten books on design.
Prior to his current post, he served as the Director of the Netherlands
Architecture Institute, in Rotterdam and the Curator of Architecture,
Design and Digital Projects at SFMoMA. |
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Julie Eizenberg
Julie Eizenberg, Principal, Koning Eizenberg Architecture in Santa
Monica, CA, has received more than 60 design awards and is a nationally
respected voice on city design and private development. A frequent
advisor to the U.S. Mayor's Institute on City Design, she teaches and
lectures around the world, and is the author of the book Architecture
Isn't Just for Special Occasions. |
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Merrill Elam
Merrill Elam, Partner, Mack Scogin Merrill Elam Architects in Atlanta
is one of the most distinguished women practicing in architecture today.
Her career spans more than 30 years and she, along with her partner Mack
Scogin, is the recipient of numerous national AIA awards and
distinctions including the 1995 Academy Award in Architecture from the
American Academy of Arts and Letters and the 1996 Chrysler Award for
Innovation in Design. |
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Richard E. Eribes
Richard E. Eribes, former Dean of the College of Architecture, Planning
and Landscape Architecture at the University of Arizona, Tucson, has done
extensive research on the pedagogy of architecture, urban design and
environmental perception, housing and public policy. He was also the
first Director of the Center for Urban Studies at Arizona State
University, Tempe and is an expert on Arizona design. |
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Grady Gammage, Jr.
Grady Gammage, Jr., partner, Gammage & Burnham, is an attorney who
represents real estate development projects such as master-planned
communities, high-rise buildings, regional shopping centers and
sprawling tracts of subdivisions. He is also a Senior Research Fellow at
the Morrison Institute for Public Policy and adjunct professor at the
College of Architecture and Environmental Design at Arizona State University, Tempe, where he teaches
classes on land use regulation and on historic preservation planning. |