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AIA Northwest and Pacific Region Mission Statement
The AIA Northwest and Pacific Region, representing regional interests to the Institute, should encourage and help coordinate communication and collaboration among components within the Region and effectively link the Region’s components and members to the National level of the American Institute of Architects.
The central purpose of the AIA NWP Region is to elect directors who will effectively contribute to the leadership of the Institute and represent the diverse interests and perspectives of AIA members and components within the Region.
A vision for the AIA NWP Region’s future is one in which the influence and insight of the individual AIA member within the region is directly felt in the decision that set the directions for the future of the AIA at the national level. One’s leadership capabilities and knowledge base would be maximized, one’s voice would be heard, and one’s talents effectively employed to advance the Institute and the profession of Architecture.
The AIA NWP Region’s Mission and essential purpose is accomplished through the following strategies:
1. AIA Directors govern the Institute. Their effectiveness is strengthened by their understanding of the issues and, in particular, how those issues affect individual components and members throughout the Region and throughout the profession. Development of leaders with knowledge and understanding of the profession, the Institute, and the Region’s membership is paramount.
2. The effectiveness of a director in representing interests of components and members within a Region is to a large part due to effective communication with stakeholders. Communication of issues, programs, and decisions being faced by the AIA Board needs to be effectively communicated to component leadership and members in order to provide the information necessary for them to be effective contributors to the issue-related dialogue. Effective communication from the Region’s components and membership to the Directors must occur for directors to be knowledgeable on the perspectives of the members and the implications of the issues on components and members. Effective communication among members, components and directors must be a primary focus.
The governance, programs, and activities of the Region including board meetings, regional conferences, awards programs, educational grants, newsletters, component visits and others, have historically been the means to advance toward the Region’s vision for its future. Each entity within the Region is responsible for developing their plans for the future in ways that enhance the potential for achievement of the Region’s vision.
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DATES |
DIRECTOR(S) |
CONFERENCES |
NOTES |
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1937 |
W.H. Crowell, Portland, OR |
WA, OR, ID belonged to the Western Mountain Region |
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1938 |
W.H. Crowell, Portland, OR |
Timberline Lodge, Mt. Hood, OR |
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1939 |
Robert K. Fuller, Denver CO |
Grand Coulee Dam, WA |
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1940 |
Robert K. Fuller, Denver CO |
Seattle, WA |
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1941 |
Robert K. Fuller, Denver CO |
Timberline Lodge, Mt, Hood, OR |
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1942 |
Harlan Thomas, Seattle WA |
None |
Due to World War II |
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1943 |
Harlan Thomas, Seattle WA |
None |
Due to World War II |
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1944 |
Harlan Thomas, Seattle WA |
None |
Due to World War II |
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1945 |
Angus Mclver, Great Falls MT |
Timberline Lodge, Mt, Hood, OR |
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1946 |
Angus Mclver, Great Falls MT |
Victoria, BC Canada |
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1947 |
George C. Young, Salt Lake City UT |
Rockaway, OR |
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1948 |
George C. Young, Salt Lake City UT |
Hayden Lake, ID |
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1949 |
George C. Young, Salt Lake City UT |
Lake Wilderness Lodge, WA |
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1950 |
Irving Smith, Portland, OR |
Columbia Gorge Hotel, OR |
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1951 |
Irving Smith, Portland, OR |
Spokane, WA |
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1952 |
Irving Smith, Portland, OR |
Sun Valley ID |
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1953 |
Waldo B. Cristensen, Seattle WA |
Eugene, OR |
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1954 |
Waldo B. Cristensen, Seattle WA |
Glacier National Park MT |
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1955 |
Waldo B. Cristensen, Seattle WA |
Tacoma, WA |
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1956 |
Donald Stewart, Portland, OR |
Tacoma, WA |
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1957 |
Donald Stewart, Portland, OR |
Gearhart, OR |
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1958 |
Donald Stewart, Portland, OR |
Harrison Hot Springs, BC Canada |
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1959 |
John Toohey, MT |
Spokane, WA |
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1960 |
Harry Weller, Pullman, WA |
Sun Valley, ID |
Toohey Left Region |
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1961 |
Harry Weller, Pullman, WA |
Honolulu, HI |
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1962 |
Robert L. Durham, Seattle WA |
Lincoln City, OR |
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1963 |
Robert L. Durham, Seattle WA |
Tacoma, WA |
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1964 |
Robert L. Durham, Seattle WA |
Portland, OR |
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1965 |
Robert Martin, Lincoln City OR |
Glacier National Park |
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1966 |
Robert Martin, Lincoln City OR |
Seattle, WA |
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1967 |
Robert Martin, Lincoln City OR |
Spokane, WA |
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1968 |
John Wright, Seattle WA |
Sun Valley, ID |
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1969 |
John Wright, Seattle WA |
Salishan, OR |
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1970 |
John Wright, Seattle WA |
Honolulu, HI |
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1971 |
Robert Fehlberg, Billings MT |
Richland, WA |
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1972 |
Robert Fehlberg, Billings MT |
Anchorage, AK |
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1973 |
Robert Fehlberg, Billings MT Vladimir Ossipoff, Honolulu HI |
Victoria, BC Canada |
Region qualified for two directors |
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1974 |
Vladimir Ossipoff, Honolulu HI |
Portland, OR |
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1975 |
Vladimir Ossipoff, Honolulu HI |
Big Sky, MT |
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1976 |
A.P. DiBenedetto, Protland OR |
Seattle and Helsinki, Finland |
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1977 |
James M. Harris, Tacoma WA |
Spokane, WA |
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1978 |
James M. Harris, Tacoma WA |
Sun Valley, ID |
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1979 |
William Trogdon, Spokane WA |
Maui, HI |
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1980 |
William Trogdon, Spokane WA |
Eugene, OR |
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1981 |
Edwin B. Crittenden, Anchorage AK |
White Pass |
Host: Central Washington |
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1982 |
David A. Pugh, Portland OR |
Anchorage, AK |
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1983 |
David A. Pugh, Portland OR |
Olympia, WA |
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1984 |
L. Jane Hastings, Seattle WA |
Portland, OR |
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1985 |
Raymond Crowder, Jr. Boise ID |
Glacier National Park, MT |
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1986 |
L. Jane Hastings, Seattle WA |
Vancouver BC Canada |
Hastings completed Crowder term |
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1987 |
Christopher J. Smith, Honolulu HI |
Couer D'Alene, ID |
Host: Spokane |
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1988 |
Richard Hobbs, Seattle WA |
Kona, HI |
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1989 |
Richard Hobbs, Seattle WA |
Bend, OR |
Host: Southwest Oregon |
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1990 |
Donald H. Lutes, Springfield OR |
Juneau, AK |
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1991 |
James
R. McGranahan |
Whistler, BC Canada |
Host: Southwest Washington |
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1992 |
James R. McGranahan |
Portland, OR |
Host: Portland |
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1993 |
Evan Cruthers, Honolulu HI |
Big Sky, MT |
Host: Montana |
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1994 |
Jud Marquardt, Seattle WA |
Seattle, WA |
Host: Seattle |
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1995 |
Jud Marquardt, Seattle WA |
Spokane, WA |
Host: Spokane |
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1996 |
Martin W. Crennen, Helena MT |
Maui, HI |
Host: Maui |
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1997 |
Fred C. Gast, Jr., Portland OR |
Sunriver, OR |
Host: Southwestern Oregon |
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1998 |
Fred C. Gast, Jr., Portland OR |
Alaska/Yukon |
Host: Alaska Chapter |
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1999 |
Ted Garduque, Honolulu HI |
Yakima, Washington |
Host: Central Washington Chapter |
| 2000 |
Ken Maynard, Alaska |
Summit 2000, Sun Valley, ID | Host: Idaho Chapter |
| 2001 |
Ken Maynard, Alaska |
Honolulu, HI | Host: Honolulu, HI |
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2002 |
Bruce
Blackmer, Spokane WA |
Tacoma, WA |
Host: Southwest Washington Chapter |
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2003 |
John
H. Baker, Portland OR |
Portland, OR |
Host: Portland Chapter |
| 2004 |
John H. Baker,
Portland OR |
Big Sky, Montana | Host: Montana Chapter |
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2005 |
Norm Strong, Seattle WA |
Seattle, WA |
Host: Seattle Chapter |
2006 |
Clark Lewellyn, Montana Jim Suehiro, Seattle, WA |
Hong Kong, China Spokane, WA Honolulu, HI |
Host: Hong Kong Chapter Host: Spokane Chapter Host: Honolulu Chapter |
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