AIA Minnesota Announces Two Architects Elevated to Fellowship at the National Level

March 3, 2011

The 2011 Jury of Fellows from The American Institute of Architects (AIA) in Washington, D. C., elevated 104 AIA members, to its prestigious College of Fellows, an honor awarded to members who have made significant contributions to the profession.

New fellows included in this group are AIA Minnesota’s Lawrence Gleason, FAIA, (left), Cost, Planning & Management International, Inc. (CPMI), Eagan, MN; and Charles Liddy, FAIA, (right) Miller Dunwiddie Architecture, Minneapolis, MN. View the 2011 Fellows Press Release.

East Bank Study at the University of Minnesota (Gleason)	Carleton College (Gleason)	Mabel Tainter Theater (Liddy)	The Basilica of St. Mary (Liddy)

Edward Kodet, Jr., FAIA, is AIA Minnesota’s 2010 Gold Medalist

June 15, 2010

Edward Kodet, Jr., FAIA, will be awarded the 2010 AIA Minnesota Gold Medal, AIA Minnesota’s highest award bestowed on an individual member. It serves as recognition for a lifetime of distinguished achievement and significant contributions to architecture.

Kodet founded Kodet Architectural Group, Ltd., in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1983, after 13 years of experience as a firm partner at a previous firm. Kodet’s achievements as an architect and educator along with his service to the profession over his career have proven exemplary and inspirational, noted the jury. See the full Gold Medal Press Release (pdf)