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AIA
Indiana is honored to have a distinguished panel of judges
for its annual design awards competition. The 2006 AIA
Indiana Design Awards jurists included the following:
Douglas N. Kozel, AIA
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Partner: KEE Architecture Inc., Madison, WI, June 1992 to present.
Vice President: Potter Lawson Architects Inc., Madison, WI, 1979
to 1992.
Director of Design: Durrant Architects, Inc., Madison, WI, 1976
to 1979.
Intern Architect: Engelbrecht/Griffin Architects, Des Moines, IA,
1975 to 1976.
EDUCATION
Master of Architecture, Yale University, 1992
BA Architecture, Iowa State University, 1975
BBA Economics, University of Iowa, 1970
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
American Institute of Architects
Association of Licensed Architects
AIA Wisconsin
PROFESSIONAL HONORS and EXHIBITIONS
AIA Wisconsin Design Awards:
R S + K Creative/Strategic, 2004
Madison Investment Advisors, 2002
Quad City International Airport, 2002
Building for a Collector, 2001
Warner Park Community Recreation Center, 2000
Goodman Residence, 2000
Baer Boathouse Renovation, 1998
Sauk Quarry Medical Office Building, 1998
Garris House, Merit Award 1981
Association of Licensed Architects Awards:
R S + K Creative/Strategic, 2004
Madison Investment Advisors, 2004
Residence in Vilas County, 2004
Speaker, The Wright Lecture Series, “Guilty Pleasures,” 2006
Guest Lecturer, UW Milwaukee, “Work worth Doing,” 2005
Convention Speaker, “Practice-Works,” AIA Wisconsin
Convention, 2002
Invited Gallery Show & Lecturer, UW Milwaukee School of Architecture
and Urban Design, 1999
Exhibitor, Yale University School of Architecture, Alumni Show,
1995
Exhibitor, 1991 Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy
Diana Dorschner, AIA
Dorschner|Associates, Inc.
Madison, Wisconsin
Diana Dorschner is a licensed
architect with 14 years of experience, with a Master of Architecture
degree from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Diana founded
Dorschner|Associates, Inc. in 2000. The architects at Dorschner|Associates,
Inc. came together based on their shared commitment to design excellence
and highest level of service to our clients. The firm strives for
innovation on every project while respecting the client’s needs, the project’s site and
the context of the community in which it is located. As principal
of Dorschner|Associates, Inc., Diana has won a Project of Distinction
Award from the Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc. (ABC)
for the Women’s International Pharmacy facility in Madison,
Wisconsin. In her role as lead designer for HSR Associates, Inc.,
Diana’s project list included laboratories, corporate facilities,
municipal buildings, schools and multi-family housing and specifically
the Risser Justice Center in Madison, Wisconsin. Prior to her position
with HSR Associates, Inc., Diana was a lead designer for Flad Associates,
Inc. In that role, she was solely responsible for design, documentation
and coordination of the 6,000 s.f. Seminar Hall for the University
of Wisconsin-Madison, Chemistry Building. This was a four year
process that resulted in an AIA Wisconsin Award. As a member of
the Flad Associates, Inc. design team, she participated in the
design of elaborate laboratory/office facilities ranging from 30,000
s.f. to 240,000 s.f. Diana periodically serves as an Adjunct Professor
of Design at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Diana has also
served as the president of the AIA Wisconsin, Southwest Chapter.
Douglas R. Hursh, AIA, ASID, LEED
An architectural graduate from the University of Florida, Doug
is a Principal in charge of design at Potter Lawson, an architectural
and interior design firm located in Madison, Wisconsin. Doug focuses
on Higher Education, Corporate, Municipal and Sustainable Design
work. He has won several AIA Wisconsin Design, and interior design
awards, including the Heurikon Corporation Headquarters, the Findorff
Construction Company Headquarters, the Madison Gas and Electric
Reporting Station and the East Campus Substation Screen Wall.
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