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Alabama

The Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library of the University of Alabama, designed by Hugh Martin (1942) of Miller, Martin & Lewis and completed in 1939.

• 1889 – John Sutcliffe, Birmingham, Alabama
• 1934 – William T. Warren of Warren, Knight & Davis, Birmingham, Alabama
• 1939 – Frederic Child Biggin of the Alabama Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Alabama
• 1941 – George Bigelow Rogers, Mobile, Alabama
• 1942 – Hugh Martin of Miller, Martin & Lewis, Birmingham, Alabama
• 1950 – Harry Inge Johnstone, Mobile, Alabama
• 1952 – Eugene H. Knight of Warren, Knight & Davis, Birmingham, Alabama
• 1952 – Clyde C. Pearson of Pearson, Tittle & Narrows, Montgomery, Alabama
• 1960 – Charles F. Davis Jr. of Davis, Speake & Thrasher, Birmingham, Alabama
• 1961 – Moreland G. Smith of Sherlock, Smith & Adams, Montgomery, Alabama
• 1976 – Charles A. Blondheim Jr. of Blondheim, Williams & Chancey, Eufaula, Alabama
• 1982 – Harvie P. Jones of Jones & Herrin Architects, Huntsville, Alabama
• 1987 – John A. Welch of Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, Alabama
• 1990 – Virginia S. March of March & March Architects, Mobile, Alabama
• 1999 – Joseph P. Giattina Jr. of Giattina Fisher Aycock Architects, Birmingham, Alabama
• 2000 – Renis O. Jones Jr. of Pearson, Humphries & Jones, Montgomery, Alabama
• 2018 – Kristine Annexstad Harding of KPS Group, Huntsville, Alabama

Alaska

• 1975 – Edwin B. Crittenden of CCC/HOK Architects and Planners, Anchorage, Alaska
• 1979 – Linn A. Forrest, Juneau, Alaska
• 1984 – Kenneth Maynard of Maynard & Partch, Anchorage, Alaska
• 1997 – Tom Livingston of Livingston Slone Architects, Anchorage, Alaska
• 2015 – Charles Bettisworth of Bettisworth North, Fairbanks, Alaska
• 2021 – Janet Matheson of Janet Matheson Architect, Fairbanks, Alaska

Arizona

The Tempe Municipal Building (1971), designed by Kemper Goodwin (1969) and Michael Goodwin (1978) of Michael & Kemper Goodwin.

The Burton Barr Central Library (1995) in Phoenix, designed by Will Bruder (2013) of William P. Bruder Architect.

• 1961 – Arthur T. Brown, Tucson, Arizona
• 1964 – Frederick P. Weaver of Weaver & Drover, Phoenix, Arizona
• 1968 – Merritt Starkweather, Tucson, Arizona
• 1969 – Kemper Goodwin of Michael & Kemper Goodwin, Tempe, Arizona
• 1969 – Fred M. Guirey of Guirey, Srnka, Arnold & Sprinkle, Phoenix, Arizona
• 1969 – Calvin C. Straub of Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
• 1971 – Edward L. Varney of Varney, Sexton, Sydnor, Phoenix, Arizona
• 1976 – Bennie Gonzales of Gonzales Associates, Scottsdale, Arizona
• 1978 – Michael Goodwin of Michael & Kemper Goodwin, Tempe, Arizona
• 1979 – Gerald L. Clark of Schwenn & Clark Architects, Phoenix, Arizona
• 1979 – William Wilde of Wilde Anderson DeBartolo Pan Architects, Tucson, Arizona
• 1981 – Edward H. Nelson of Cain, Nelson, Wares, Cook & Associates, Tucson, Arizona
• 1983 – Judith Chafee of Judith Chafee Architect, Tucson, Arizona
• 1984 – William H. Cook of Cain, Nelson, Wares, Cook & Associates, Tucson, Arizona
• 1991 – Gabor Lorant of Gabor Lorant Architect, Phoenix, Arizona
• 1997 – Paul Winslow of The Orcutt Winslow Partnership, Phoenix, Arizona
• 2008 – Wellington Reiter of Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona
• 2013 – Will Bruder of Will Bruder Architects, Phoenix, Arizona
• 2013 – Marlene Imirzian of Marlene Imirzian & Associates Architects, Phoenix, Arizona
• 2014 – Philip Weddle of Weddle Gilmore Architects, Scottsdale, Arizona
• 2015 – Wendell Burnette of Wendell Burnette Architects, Phoenix, Arizona
• 2015 – Rick Joy of Studio Rick Joy, Tucson, Arizona
• 2021 – Edward Jones of Jones Studio, Tempe, Arizona
• 2021 – Neal Jones of Jones Studio, Tempe, Arizona

Arkansas

The Ruth Lilly Visitors Pavilion (2010) of the Indianapolis Museum of Art, designed by Marlon Blackwell (2009) of Marlon Blackwell Architects.

• 1955 – Howard S. Eichenbaum of Erhart, Eichenbaum & Rauch, Little Rock, Arkansas
• 1966 – Ralph O. Mott of Mott, Mobley, Horstman & Staton, Fort Smith, Arkansas
• 1967 – Edwin B. Cromwell of Ginocchio, Cromwell, Carter & Neyland, Little Rock, Arkansas
• 1967 – Yandell Johnson of Yandell Johnson, Architect, Little Rock, Arkansas
• 1967 – Gordon G. Wittenberg of Wittenberg, Delony & Davidson, Little Rock, Arkansas
• 1968 – Noland Blass Jr. of Erhart, Eichenbaum, Rauch & Blass, Little Rock, Arkansas
• 1978 – Sid Frier of Stuck Frier Lane Scott Beisner, Little Rock, Arkansas
• 1979 – E. Fay Jones of Fay Jones & Associates, Fayetteville, Arkansas
• 1985 – John G. Williams of the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas
• 1987 – Charles Witsell Jr. of Witsell, Evans & Rasco, Little Rock, Arkansas
• 2009 – Marlon Blackwell of Marlon Blackwell Architects, Fayetteville, Arkansas
• 2016 – Blakely C. Dunn of CADM Architecture, El Dorado, Arkansas

California

The San Francisco Ferry Building, designed by A. Page Brown (1894) and completed in 1898.

The Bridges Hall of Music of Pomona College, designed by Myron Hunt (1908) and completed in 1915.

Royce Hall of the University of California, Los Angeles, designed by James E. Allison (1918) and David C. Allison (1926) of Allison & Allison and completed in 1929.

The Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium of the William Jefferson Clinton Federal Building in Washington, D.C., designed by Arthur Brown Jr. (1930) and completed in 1935.

The Kaufmann Desert House in Palm Springs, California, designed by Richard Neutra (1947) and completed in 1946.

The Sheraton Dallas Hotel, designed by Welton Becket (1952) of Welton Becket & Associates and completed in 1959.

Bauer Wurster Hall of the University of California, Berkeley, designed by Vernon DeMars (1964), Joseph Esherick (1965) and Donald Olsen (1970) and completed in 1964.

The Geisel Library of the University of California, San Diego, designed by William L. Pereira (1958) of William L. Pereira Associates and completed in 1970.

The Tillman Water Reclamation Plant in Los Angeles, designed by Anthony J. Lumsden (1979) of Daniel, Mann, Johnson & Mendenhall and completed in phases in 1984 and 1991.

The Diamond Ranch High School in Pomona, California, designed by Thom Mayne (2005) of Morphosis and completed in 1997.

The Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, designed by Frank Gehry (1974) of Frank O. Gehry & Associates and completed in 2003.

• 1881 – William Curlett of Curlett & Eisen, San Francisco
• 1882 – George H. Sanders of Wright & Sanders, San Francisco
• 1882 – John Wright of Wright & Sanders, San Francisco
• 1886 – Albert Pissis of Pissis & Moore, San Francisco
• 1894 – A. Page Brown, San Francisco
• 1896 – William S. Hebbard, San Diego
• 1908 – Myron Hunt of Hunt & Grey, Los Angeles
• 1910 – Arthur Burnett Benton, Los Angeles
• 1912 – Clinton Day, San Francisco
• 1913 – John C. Austin, Los Angeles
• 1914 – William Baker Faville of Bliss & Faville, San Francisco
• 1918 – James Edward Allison of Allison & Allison, Los Angeles
• 1919 – Robert D. Farquhar, Los Angeles
• 1923 – Edwin Bergstrom, Los Angeles
• 1923 – Ernest Coxhead, San Francisco
• 1926 – David C. Allison of Allison & Allison, Los Angeles
• 1926 – Reginald Davis Johnson, Los Angeles
• 1930 – Arthur Brown Jr., San Francisco
• 1930 – William C. Hays, San Francisco
• 1932 – Sumner P. Hunt, Los Angeles
• 1934 – Frederick Herman Meyer, San Francisco
• 1934 – David J. Witmer of Witmer & Watson, Los Angeles
• 1937 – John Bakewell Jr. of Bakewell & Weihe, San Francisco
• 1937 – Roland Coate, Los Angeles
• 1937 – John W. Reid Jr., San Francisco
• 1938 – Gordon Kaufmann, Los Angeles
• 1939 – William Templeton Johnson, San Diego
• 1939 – Sumner Spaulding, Beverly Hills, California
• 1939 – Carleton Winslow, Los Angeles
• 1940 – Pierpont Davis, Los Angeles
• 1940 – Lewis P. Hobart, San Francisco
• 1940 – Winsor Soule of Soule & Murphy, Santa Barbara, California
• 1941 – Ralph Carlin Flewelling, Los Angeles
• 1941 – Louis John Gill, San Diego
• 1941 – H. Roy Kelley, Los Angeles
• 1943 – Harold Coulson Chambers of Hunt & Chambers, Los Angeles
• 1943 – Winchton L. Risley, Los Angeles
• 1944 – Clarence Cullimore, Bakersfield, California
• 1944 – Henry C. Newton of Newton & Murray, Los Angeles
• 1944 – Eugene Weston Jr., Los Angeles
• 1945 – Samuel E. Lunden, Los Angeles
• 1947 – James Herbert Mitchell, San Francisco
• 1947 – Richard Neutra, Los Angeles
• 1947 – Herbert James Powell of Marsh, Smith & Powell, Los Angeles
• 1948 – Gardner Dailey, San Francisco
• 1950 – Eldridge T. Spencer of Spencer & Ambrose, San Francisco
• 1952 – Welton Becket of Welton Becket & Associates, Los Angeles
• 1952 – Birge Clark, Palo Alto, California
• 1952 – Maynard Lyndon, Los Angeles
• 1953 – Henry L. Gogerty, Los Angeles
• 1953 – Kenneth Smith Wing, Long Beach, California
• 1954 – William Wurster of Wurster, Bernardi & Emmons, San Francisco
• 1955 – Robert E. Alexander of Neutra & Alexander, Los Angeles
• 1955 – George B. Allison of Allison & Rible, Los Angeles
• 1955 – Ernest Born, San Francisco
• 1955 – Hervey Parke Clark of Clark & Beuttler, San Francisco
• 1955 – John Lyon Reid of John Lyon Reid & Partners, San Francisco
• 1955 – Henry L. Wright of Kistner, Wright & Wright, Los Angeles
• 1956 – Ernest J. Kump of Ernest J. Kump Associates, Palo Alto, California
• 1956 – Albert C. Martin Jr. of Albert C. Martin & Associates, Los Angeles
• 1956 – Wallace Neff, Los Angeles
• 1957 – Albert Frey of Frey & Chambers, Palm Springs, California
• 1957 – Arthur Gallion, Los Angeles
• 1957 – William Henry Harrison, Los Angeles
• 1957 – Douglas Honnold of Honnold & Rex, Los Angeles
• 1957 – Frank V. Mayo of Mayo, de Wolf & Associates, Stockton, California
• 1957 – Ulysses F. Rible of Allison & Rible, Los Angeles
• 1957 – Whitney R. Smith of Smith & Williams, Pasadena, California
• 1957 – Paul R. Williams, Los Angeles
• 1958 – William L. Pereira of William L. Pereira Associates, Los Angeles
• 1958 – John L. Rex of Honnold & Rex, Los Angeles
• 1958 – George Vernon Russell of George Vernon Russell & Associates, Los Angeles
• 1959 – William S. Allen Jr. of Anshen & Allen, San Francisco
• 1960 – Mario J. Ciampi, San Francisco
• 1960 – A. Quincy Jones of Jones & Emmons, Los Angeles
• 1960 – Lutah Maria Riggs, Santa Barbara, California
• 1961 – Donn Emmons of Wurster, Bernardi & Emmons, San Francisco
• 1961 – Victor Gruen of Victor Gruen Associates, Los Angeles
• 1961 – John Lord King of John Lord King Associates, San Francisco
• 1961 – Worley K. Wong of Campbell & Wong & Associates, San Francisco
• 1962 – S. Robert Anshen of Anshen & Allen, San Francisco
• 1962 – Theodore C. Bernardi of Wurster, Bernardi & Emmons, San Francisco
• 1962 – Clarence J. Paderewski of Paderewski-Mitchell-Dean & Associates, San Diego
• 1962 – Raphael Soriano, Tiburon, California
• 1962 – John Carl Warnecke of John Carl Warnecke & Associates, San Francisco
• 1962 – Maynard Woodard of Welton Becket & Associates, Los Angeles
• 1963 – John Savage Bolles of John S. Bolles Associates, San Francisco
• 1963 – Edward Killingsworth of Killingsworth, Brady & Associates, Long Beach, California
• 1963 – Roger Lee, Berkeley, California
• 1963 – Charles Luckman of Charles Luckman Associates, Los Angeles
• 1963 – William Gray Purcell, Pasadena, California
• 1963 – George T. Rockrise of Rockrise & Watson, San Francisco
• 1964 – Vernon DeMars of DeMars & Reay, Berkeley, California
• 1965 – William Francis Cody of William F. Cody & Associates, Palm Springs, California
• 1965 – Joseph Esherick of Joseph Esherick & Associates, San Francisco
• 1966 – Rex Whitaker Allen of Rex Whitaker Allen & Associates, San Francisco
• 1966 – Arthur Froehlich of Arthur Froehlich & Associates, Beverly Hills, California
• 1966 – Gin D. Wong of William L. Pereira Associates, Los Angeles
• 1967 – Albert M. Dreyfuss of Dreyfuss & Blackford, Sacramento, California
• 1968 – Richard Lee Dorman of Dorman & Munselle Associates, Beverly Hills, California
• 1968 – Dan Dworsky of Daniel L. Dworsky & Associates, Los Angeles
• 1968 – Aaron Green, San Francisco
• 1968 – Carl Maston, Los Angeles
• 1968 – Gerald M. McCue of Gerald M. McCue & Associates, Berkeley, California
• 1969 – Daniel J. Nacht of Starks, Jozens, Nacht & Lewis, Sacramento, California
• 1969 – Leonard D. Blackford of Dreyfuss & Blackford, Sacramento, California
• 1969 – Henrik H. Bull of Bull, Field, Volkmann & Stockwell, San Francisco
• 1969 – Frederick Earl Emmons of Jones & Emmons, Los Angeles
• 1969 – Edward H. Fickett, Los Angeles
• 1969 – Ray Kappe of Kahn-Kappe-Lotery, Los Angeles
• 1969 – Allen Siple, Beverly Hills, California
• 1970 – John Lautner, Los Angeles
• 1970 – Robert Marquis of Marquis & Stoller, San Francisco
• 1970 – Robert Mosher of Mosher, Drew, Watson & Associates, La Jolla
• 1970 – Donald Olsen, Berkeley, California
• 1971 – George Adrian Applegarth, San Francisco
• 1971 – Pierre Koenig, Los Angeles
• 1971 – John Hans Ostwald of Ostwald & Kelly, Berkeley, California
• 1971 – James Pulliam of Pulliam, Matthews & Associates, Los Angeles
• 1971 – Raymond Watson of the Irvine Company, Newport Beach, California
• 1971 – Michael Wornum, San Francisco
• 1972 – Gregory Ain, Los Angeles
• 1972 – Homer Delawie of Delawie, Macy & Henderson, San Diego
• 1972 – Allen Y. Lew of Allen Y. Lew & Wm. E. Patnaude, Fresno, California
• 1972 – Rai Y. Okamoto of Okamoto-Liskamm, San Francisco
• 1972 – Robert Stanton, Carmel-by-the-Sea, California
• 1973 – George Matsumoto of George Matsumoto & Associates, San Francisco
• 1973 – Kurt Meyer of Kurt Meyer & Associates, Los Angeles
• 1974 – MacDonald Becket of Welton Becket & Associates, Los Angeles
• 1974 – Elmer E. Botsai of Botsai, Overstreet Associates, San Francisco
• 1974 – Frank Gehry of Frank O. Gehry & Associates, Santa Monica, California
• 1974 – Herman O. Ruhnau of Ruhnau, Evans & Steinmann, Riverside, California
• 1975 – Rex Lotery of Kahn-Kappe-Lotery, Santa Monica, California
• 1976 – William Turnbull Jr. of MLTW/Turnbull Associates, San Francisco
• 1977 – Edward Charles Bassett of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, San Francisco
• 1978 – Howard Lane of Howard R. Lane & Associates, Encino, California
• 1978 – Bernard Zimmerman, Los Angeles
• 1979 – George W. Homsey of Esherick, Homsey, Dodge, and Davis, San Francisco
• 1979 – Anthony J. Lumsden of Daniel, Mann, Johnson & Mendenhall, Los Angeles
• 1980 – Conrad Buff III of Buff, Hensman & Associates, Pasadena, California
• 1980 – M. Arthur Gensler Jr. of M. Arthur Gensler Jr. & Associates, Inc., San Francisco
• 1980 – Jerrold E. Lomax of Lomax-Mills Associates, Los Angeles
• 1980 – John R. Ross of Ross Levin MacIntyre Architects, San Luis Obispo, California
• 1980 – Norma Merrick Sklarek of Gruen Associates, Los Angeles
• 1980 – Beverly Willis of Beverly Willis & Associates, San Francisco
• 1981 – James C. Dodd of James C. Dodd & Associates, Sacramento, California
• 1982 – Donald C. Hensman of Buff, Hensman & Associates, Pasadena, California
• 1983 – Richard L. Lewis of Nacht & Lewis, Sacramento, California
• 1983 – Zelma Wilson of Zelma Wilson & Associates, Ojai, California
• 1984 – William E. Patnaude of Allen Y. Lew & Wm. E. Patnaude, Fresno, California
• 1985 – Robert S. Harris of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles
• 1986 – Sidney Eisenshtat of Sidney Eisenshtat & Associates, Beverly Hills, California
• 1986 – Cathy Simon of Simon Martin-Vegue Winkelstein Moris, San Francisco
• 1986 – Bill Valentine of Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, San Francisco
• 1990 – Ronald A. Altoon of Altoon + Porter Architects, Los Angeles
• 1990 – Betsey Olenick Dougherty of Dougherty & Dougherty, Newport Beach, California
• 1990 – Jon Jerde of The Jerde Partnership, Los Angeles
• 1990 – Chester A. Widom of Widom Wein Cohen, Santa Monica
• 1991 – Rebecca L. Binder of R. L. Binder Architecture & Planning, Playa del Rey, California
• 1991 – Rob Wellington Quigley of Rob Wellington Quigley Architects, San Diego
• 1991 – Michael Stanton of Michael Stanton Architects, San Francisco
• 1992 – Howard Backen of Backen, Arrigoni & Ross, San Francisco
• 1992 – Wing T. Chao of The Walt Disney Company, Burbank, California
• 1992 – Milford Wayne Donaldson of Milford Wayne Donaldson Architect, San Diego
• 1992 – Marvin J. Malecha of the California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, Pomona, California
• 1992 – Eric Owen Moss of Eric Owen Moss Architects, Culver City, California
• 1992 – Virginia Tanzmann of The Tanzmann Associates, Los Angeles
• 1993 – Tom Aidala of Thomas R. Aidala Architect, San Francisco
• 1993 – Boris Dramov of Rockrise, Odermatt, Mountjoy and Amis, San Francisco
• 1993 – Steven Ehrlich of Ehrlich Architects, Venice, California
• 1993 – Barton Myers of Barton Myers Associates, Los Angeles
• 1994 – Gordon H. Chong of Gordon H. Chong & Associates, San Francisco
• 1994 – Victor A. Regnier of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles
• 1995 – Tom Butt of Interactive Resources, Point Richmond, California
• 1995 – Craig W. Hartman of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, San Francisco
• 1995 – Scott Johnson of Johnson Fain Partners, Los Angeles
• 1995 – David C. Martin of A. C. Martin & Associates, Los Angeles
• 1995 – Michael Pyatok of Pyatok Associates, Oakland, California
• 1996 – David Baker of David Baker Architects, San Francisco
• 1996 – Katherine Diamond of Siegel Diamond Architects, Los Angeles
• 1996 – Panos Koulermos of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles
• 1997 – Brenda Levin of Levin & Associates Architects, Los Angeles
• 1997 – Clark Manus of Heller Manus Architects, San Francisco
• 1997 – Michael Rotondi of RoTo Architects, Los Angeles
• 1998 – Stephen Kanner of Kanner Associates, Los Angeles
• 1999 – Doug Suisman of Suisman Urban Design, Santa Monica, California
• 1999 – E. Stewart Williams, Palm Springs, California
• 2001 – R. K. Stewart of Gensler, San Francisco
• 2003 – Douglas E. Noble of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles
• 2003 – Randall Stout of Randall Stout Architects, Los Angeles
• 2004 – Donald Wexler, Palm Desert, California
• 2005 – Andy Cohen of Gensler, Los Angeles
• 2005 – Thom Mayne of Morphosis Architects, Los Angeles
• 2005 – Zoltan Pali of Studio Pali Fekete architects, Los Angeles
• 2006 – Patrick MacLeamy of Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, San Francisco
• 2006 – Dan Meis of MEIS Architects, Los Angeles
• 2007 – Mark Cavagnero of Mark Cavagnero Associates, San Francisco
• 2007 – Michael Maltzan of Michael Maltzan Architecture, Los Angeles
• 2007 – Leo Marmol of Marmol Radziner, Los Angeles
• 2007 – Ron Radziner of Marmol Radziner, Los Angeles
• 2008 – David Randall Hertz of Studio of Environmental Architecture, Santa Monica, California
• 2009 – Jon Baker of Baker Nowicki Design Studio, San Diego
• 2009 – Lorcan O'Herlihy of Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects, Los Angeles
• 2010 – Hagy Belzberg of Belzberg Architects, Santa Monica, California
• 2010 – Anne Fougeron of Fougeron Architecture, San Francisco
• 2010 – Gwynne Pugh of Pugh + Scarpa, Santa Monica, California
• 2010 – Lawrence Scarpa of Pugh + Scarpa, Santa Monica, California
• 2011 – Patrick Tighe of Tighe Architecture, Los Angeles
• 2012 – Kevin Daly of Kevin Daly Architects, Los Angeles
• 2013 – Clive Wilkinson of Clive Wilkinson Architects, Culver City, California
• 2014 – Angela Brooks of Brooks + Scarpa, Los Angeles
• 2015 – Neil Denari of Neil M. Denari Architects, Los Angeles
• 2015 – Sharon Johnston of Johnston Marklee & Associates, Los Angeles
• 2016 – Hans Baldauf of BCV Architecture + Interiors, San Francisco
• 2016 – Jeanine Centuori of UrbanRock Design, Los Angeles
• 2016 – Annie Chu of Chu—Gooding, Los Angeles
• 2016 – Jeffrey Daniels of Jeffrey Daniels Architects, Los Angeles
• 2016 – Christof Jantzen of Studio Jantzen, Venice, California
• 2016 – Jennifer Luce of Luce et Studio Architects, La Jolla
• 2016 – David Montalba of Montalba Architects, Santa Monica, California
• 2017 – Barbara Bestor of Bestor Architecture, Los Angeles
• 2017 – Stephan Mundwiler of Lee + Mundwiler Architects, Santa Monica, California
• 2018 – Joseph Coriaty of Frederick Fisher and Partners Architects, Los Angeles
• 2018 – Rosa Sheng of SmithGroup, San Francisco
• 2019 – Michael Burch of Michael Burch Architects, Lake Arrowhead, California
• 2020 – Sarah Meeker Jensen of Jensen + Partners, Los Angeles
• 2021 – Arthur Dyson of Arthur Dyson & Associates, Fresno, California
• 2021 – Aaron Neubert of Aaron Neubert Architects, Los Angeles
• 2021 – Stephen Phillips of Stephen Phillips Architects, Los Angeles
• 2023 – Cass Calder Smith of Cass Calder Smith Architecture + Interiors, San Francisco
• 2024 – Greg Faulkner of Faulkner Architects, San Francisco

Colorado

The Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist (1920) in Denver, designed by Burnham Hoyt (1949) of M. H. & B. Hoyt.

The Jeppesen Terminal (1995) of Denver International Airport, designed by Curtis W. Fentress (1996) of Fentress Bradburn Architects.

• 1889 – Francis W. Cooper, Pueblo, Colorado
• 1896 – Frank E. Kidder, Denver
• 1900 – Robert S. Roeschlaub, Denver
• 1934 – William Ellsworth Fisher of Fisher & Fisher, Denver
• 1934 – George H. Williamson, Denver
• 1949 – Burnham Hoyt, Denver
• 1957 – James M. Hunter of James M. Hunter & Associates, Boulder, Colorado
• 1966 – F. Lamar Kelsey Jr. of Lamar Kelsey & Associates, Colorado Springs, Colorado
• 1968 – William C. Muchow of W. C. Muchow Associates, Denver
• 1971 – Hobart D. Wagener of Hobart D. Wagener Associates, Boulder, Colorado
• 1979 – John B. Rogers of Rogers Nagel Langhart Architects, Denver
• 1980 – John D. Anderson of Anderson Mason Dale, Denver
• 1982 – Sam Caudill of Caudill Gustafson & Associates, Aspen, Colorado
• 1982 – Richard L. Crowther of Crowther/Architects Group, Denver
• 1983 – Temple Hoyne Buell of T. H. Buell & Company, Denver
• 1988 – Theodore L. Mularz of Theodore L. Mularz Architect, Aspen, Colorado
• 1994 – Larry Yaw of Cottle Carr Yaw Architects, Aspen, Colorado
• 1995 – Elizabeth Wright Ingraham of Elizabeth Wright Ingraham & Associates, Colorado Springs, Colorado
• 1996 – Curtis W. Fentress of Fentress Bradburn Architects, Denver
• 2004 – David Tryba of Tryba Architects, Denver
• 2004 – Edward D. White Jr. of Edward D. White Jr. Architect, Denver
• 2011 – Cheri Gerou of Gerou & Associates, Evergreen, Colorado
• 2014 – Alan Ford of Alan Ford Architects, Denver

Connecticut

The Norfolk Library (1889), designed by George Keller (1886).

The Pyramids (1972) in Indianapolis, designed by Kevin Roche (1993) of Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates.

The Jewish Religious Center (1990) of Williams College, designed by Herbert S. Newman (1981) of Herbert S. Newman & Partners.

• 1886 – George Keller, Hartford, Connecticut
• 1888 – Warren R. Briggs, Bridgeport, Connecticut
• 1889 – Melvin H. Hapgood, Hartford, Connecticut
• 1889 – Leoni W. Robinson, New Haven, Connecticut
• 1939 – Douglas Orr, New Haven, Connecticut
• 1950 – Harold H. Davis of Davis, Cochran & Miller, New Haven, Connecticut
• 1953 – C. Wellington Walker, Bridgeport, Connecticut
• 1959 – Austin W. Mather of Lyons & Mather, Bridgeport, Connecticut
• 1959 – Thorne Sherwood of Sherwood, Mills & Smith, Stamford, Connecticut
• 1961 – Richard D. Butterfield of Butterfield & Associates, West Hartford, Connecticut
• 1961 – Eliot Noyes of Eliot Noyes & Associates, New Canaan, Connecticut
• 1963 – Willis N. Mills of Sherwood, Mills & Smith, Stamford, Connecticut
• 1964 – Lester W. Smith of Sherwood, Mills & Smith, Stamford, Connecticut
• 1970 – Charles Willard Moore of Charles W. Moore Associates, New Haven, Connecticut
• 1971 – J. Gerald Phelan of Fletcher-Thompson, Bridgeport, Connecticut
• 1971 – Russell L. Stecker of Stecker & Colavecchio, Bloomfield, Connecticut
• 1972 – E. Carleton Granbery Jr. of Carleton Granbery Associates, New Haven, Connecticut
• 1972 – Henry Miller of Davis, Cochran, Miller, Baerman & Noyes, New Haven, Connecticut
• 1973 – Landis Gores, New Canaan, Connecticut
• 1975 – Warren Platner of Warren Platner Associates, New Haven, Connecticut
• 1978 – Richard Foster of Richard Foster Associates, Greenwich, Connecticut
• 1980 – Cesar Pelli of Cesar Pelli & Associates, New Haven, Connecticut
• 1981 – Willis N. Mills Jr. of SMS Architects, New Canaan, Connecticut
• 1981 – Herbert S. Newman of Herbert S. Newman & Associates, New Haven, Connecticut
• 1982 – William F. Pedersen of William F. Pedersen & Associates, New Haven, Connecticut
• 1983 – Robert J. vonDohlen of Russell Gibson vonDohlen, West Hartford, Connecticut
• 1986 – Tai Soo Kim of the Hartford Design Group, Hartford, Connecticut
• 1988 – Alan Goldberg of AG/ENA, New Canaan, Connecticut
• 1990 – C. James Lawler of C. J. Lawler Associates, West Hartford, Connecticut
• 1991 – Chad Floyd of Centerbrook Architects & Planners, Centerbrook, Connecticut
• 1993 – Kevin Roche of Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates, Hamden, Connecticut
• 1994 – Barbara L. Geddis of The Geddis Partnership, Stamford, Connecticut
• 1995 – Richard W. Quinn of Stecker LaBau Arneill Architects, Glastonbury, Connecticut
• 2007 – Barry Svigals of Svigals + Partners, New Haven, Connecticut
• 2012 – Lisa Gray of Gray Organschi Architecture, New Haven, Connecticut
• 2017 – Duo Dickinson of Duo Dickinson Architects, Madison, Connecticut

Delaware

• 1945 – E. William Martin, Wilmington, Delaware
• 1945 – G. Morris Whiteside II, Wilmington, Delaware
• 1951 – Albert Kruse of Pope & Kruse, Wilmington, Delaware
• 1954 – Samuel Eldon Homsey of Victorine & Samuel Homsey, Wilmington, Delaware
• 1967 – Victorine du Pont Homsey of Victorine & Samuel Homsey, Wilmington, Delaware

Florida

The Coral Gables Congregational Church (1923), designed by Richard Kiehnel (1939) of Kiehnel & Elliott.

The Hotel Habana Riviera (1957), designed by Igor B. Polevitzky (1955) of Polevitzky, Johnson & Associates.

Turlington Hall (1970) of the University of Florida, designed by Nils M. Schweizer (1972) of Schweizer Associates.

The Embassy of the United States (1995) in Lima, designed by Bernardo Fort-Brescia (1992) and Laurinda H. Spear (1992) of Arquitectonica.

• 1934 – Mellen Clark Greeley, Jacksonville, Florida
• 1934 – Nathaniel Gaillard Walker, Fort Myers, Florida
• 1935 – Rudolph Weaver of the University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida
• 1939 – Richard Kiehnel of Kiehnel & Elliott, Miami
• 1940 – Franklin O. Adams, Tampa, Florida
• 1949 – John Llewellyn Skinner, Coral Gables, Florida
• 1951 – Russell Pancoast of Russell T. Pancoast & Associates, Miami Beach, Florida
• 1954 – Marion Sims Wyeth of Wyeth and King, Palm Beach, Florida
• 1955 – Igor B. Polevitzky of Polevitzky, Johnson & Associates, Miami
• 1956 – Marion Manley, Miami
• 1959 – Alfred Browning Parker, Miami
• 1959 – Wahl Snyder of Wahl Snyder & Associates, Miami
• 1960 – Robert M. Little, Miami
• 1960 – Robert Law Weed, Miami
• 1961 – Franklin S. Bunch of Kemp, Bunch & Jackson, Jacksonville, Florida
• 1962 – Herbert H. Johnson of Weed-Johnson Associates, Miami
• 1966 – Andrew J. Ferendino of Ferendino, Grafton & Pancoast, Miami
• 1967 – T. Trip Russell of Russell & Associates, Miami
• 1968 – Ivan H. Smith of Reynolds, Smith & Hills, Jacksonville, Florida
• 1972 – Nils M. Schweizer of Schweizer Associates, Orlando, Florida
• 1975 – William Morgan of William Morgan Architects, Jacksonville, Florida
• 1982 – Ted P. Pappas of Pappas Associates, Jacksonville, Florida
• 1984 – Glenn Buff of Glenn Allen Buff Associates, Coral Gables, Florida
• 1986 – Carl Abbott, Sarasota, Florida
• 1986 – Hilario Candela of Spillis, Candela & Partners, Coral Gables, Florida
• 1987 – Charles M. Sieger of Charles M. Sieger Architects, Miami
• 1988 – James J. Jennewein of McElvy, Jennewein, Stefany & Howard, Tampa, Florida
• 1989 – John Howey of John Howey Associates, Tampa, Florida
• 1991 – James Gamble Rogers II of Rogers, Lovelock & Fritz, Winter Park, Florida
• 1991 – Kenneth Treister of Kenneth Treister Architect, Coconut Grove, Florida
• 1992 – Clyde A. Brady III of Hunton Brady Pryor Maso, Orlando, Florida
• 1992 – Bernardo Fort-Brescia of Arquitectonica, Coral Gables, Florida
• 1992 – Gene Leedy of Gene Leedy Architect, Winter Haven, Florida
• 1992 – Laurinda Hope Spear of Arquitectonica, Coral Gables, Florida
• 1995 – David M. Harper of Harper Partners, Coral Gables, Florida
• 1996 – Andrés Duany of Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company, Miami
• 1996 – Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk of Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company, Miami
• 2003 – Guy Peterson of the Guy Peterson Office for Architecture, Sarasota, Florida
• 2008 – Robert Currie of Currie Sowards Aguila Architects, Delray Beach, Florida
• 2009 – Mickey Jacob of Cormia Design Group, Tampa, Florida
• 2011 – Robert C. Broward of Robert C. Broward Architect, Jacksonville, Florida
• 2015 – Chad Oppenheim of Oppenheim Architecture, Miami
• 2016 – Dan Kirby of Premiere Cities Group, Orlando, Florida
• 2016 – Max Strang of Strang Design, Miami
• 2021 – Yann Weymouth of Harvard Jolly Architecture, St. Petersburg, Florida

Georgia

Samford Hall of Auburn University, designed by Alexander C. Bruce (1889) and Thomas H. Morgan (1889) of Bruce & Morgan and completed in 1888.

The Hyatt Regency San Francisco, designed by John C. Portman Jr. (1968) of John Portman & Associates and completed in 1973.

• 1889 – Alexander Campbell Bruce of Bruce & Morgan, Atlanta
• 1889 – Thomas Henry Morgan of Bruce & Morgan, Atlanta
• 1897 – G. L. Norrman, Atlanta
• 1898 – Walter T. Downing, Atlanta
• 1926 – John Robert Dillon of Morgan, Dillon & Lewis, Atlanta
• 1937 – Hal Fitzgerald Hentz of Hentz, Adler & Shutze, Atlanta
• 1942 – Francis Palmer Smith, Atlanta
• 1949 – George Harwell Bond of Cooper, Bond & Cooper, Atlanta
• 1949 – Henry J. Toombs, Atlanta
• 1951 – Samuel Inman Cooper of Cooper, Bond & Cooper, Atlanta
• 1951 – Philip T. Shutze of Shutze & Armistead, Atlanta
• 1952 – Arthur Neal Robinson of Arthur Neal Robinson Sr. and Jr., Atlanta
• 1957 – Paul M. Heffernan of the Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
• 1958 – Preston S. Stevens of Stevens & Wilkinson, Atlanta
• 1961 – Richard L. Aeck of Aeck Associates, Atlanta
• 1962 – Cecil Alexander of Finch, Alexander, Barnes, Rothschild and Paschal, Atlanta
• 1963 – Bill Finch of Finch, Alexander, Barnes, Rothschild and Paschal, Atlanta
• 1966 – Joe Amisano of Toombs, Amisano & Wells, Atlanta
• 1967 – Ed Moulthrop of Robert & Company, Atlanta
• 1968 – Ellamae Ellis League, Macon, Georgia
• 1968 – John C. Portman Jr. of John Portman & Associates, Atlanta
• 1972 – Julian Hoke Harris, Atlanta
• 1975 – George T. Heery of Heery & Heery, Atlanta
• 1975 – Henri Jova of Jova/Daniels/Busby, Atlanta
• 1978 – John A. Busby Jr. of Jova/Daniels/Busby, Atlanta
• 1980 – William J. Dougherty of Dougherty, Fernandez, Marchant, Atlanta
• 1984 – William Frank McCall Jr. of William Frank McCall Jr. Architect, Moultrie, Georgia
• 1985 – William Pulgram of Associated Space Design, Atlanta
• 1989 – Walter T. Carry of Cooper, Carry & Associates, Atlanta
• 2001 – Ivenue Love-Stanley of Stanley Love-Stanley, Atlanta
• 2003 – Cheryl L. McAfee of McAfee3, Atlanta
• 2006 – Jack Pyburn of Lord Aeck Sargent, Atlanta
• 2023 – Christian Sottile of Sottile & Sottile, Savannah, Georgia

Hawaii

The Albert Spencer Wilcox Building (1924) in Lihue, designed by Hart Wood (1948).

The Amundsen–Scott South Pole Station (2008) at the South Pole, designed by Joseph Ferraro (2008) of Ferraro Choi & Associates.

• 1948 – Hart Wood of Wood, Weed & Associates, Honolulu
• 1956 – Vladimir Ossipoff of Vladimir Ossipoff & Associates, Honolulu
• 1957 – George J. Wimberly of Wimberly & Cook, Honolulu
• 1965 – Alfred Preis of the Hawaii Department of Planning and Economic Development, Honolulu
• 1985 – Kenneth Francis Brown, Honolulu
• 1966 – William D. Merrill, Honolulu
• 1969 – Kenneth W. Roehrig of Merrill, Roehrig, Onodera & Kinder, Honolulu
• 1971 – Gerald L. Allison of Wimberly, Whisenand, Allison & Tong, Honolulu
• 1972 – Edward Sullam of Edward Sullam & Associates, Honolulu
• 1972 – Francis S. Haines of Architects Hawaii Ltd., Honolulu
• 1974 – Frank Slavsky of Frank Slavsky & Associates, Honolulu
• 1975 – Leo S. Wou of Leo S. Wou & Associates, Honolulu
• 1980 – Charles R. Sutton of Charles R. Sutton & Associates, Honolulu
• 1984 – Donald D. Chapman of Chapman Desai Sakata, Honolulu
• 1984 – George V. Whisenand of Wimberly, Whisenand, Allison, Tong & Goo, Honolulu
• 1986 – Paul D. Jones of Architects Hawaii Ltd., Honolulu
• 1988 – Donald W. Y. Goo of Wimberly, Whisenand, Allison, Tong & Goo, Honolulu
• 1993 – Carol S. Sakata of Chapman Desai Sakata, Honolulu
• 1996 – John Hara of John Hara Associates, Honolulu
• 1998 – Benjamin Lee of the Honolulu Department of Planning and Permitting, Honolulu
• 2008 – Joseph Ferraro of Ferraro Choi & Associates, Honolulu

Idaho

• 1961 – Frederick C. Hummel of Hummel, Hummel, Jones & Shawver, Boise, Idaho
• 1964 – Theodore J. Prichard, retired from the University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho
• 1984 – Charles F. Hummel of Hummel Jones Miller Hunsucker, Boise, Idaho
• 1985 – Glen E. Cline of Cline Smull Hamill Quintieri Associates, Boise, Idaho
• 1992 – Robert L. Hamill Jr. of CSHQA, Boise, Idaho
• 1993 – Neil H. Smull of CSHQA, Boise, Idaho

Illinois

The Rookery Building in Chicago, designed by Daniel H. Burnham (1887) and John W. Root (1887) of Burnham & Root and completed in 1888.

The Auditorium Building in Chicago, designed by Dankmar Adler (1889) and Louis H. Sullivan (1889) of Adler & Sullivan and completed in 1889.

S. R. Crown Hall of the Illinois Institute of Technology, designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1954) and completed in 1956.

The United States Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel, designed by Walter Netsch (1967) of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and completed in 1962.

The First Baptist Church of Columbus, Indiana, designed by Harry Weese (1961) of Harry Weese & Associates and completed in 1965.

The Harold Washington Library Center, designed by Thomas H. Beeby (1991) of Hammond Beeby & Babka and completed in 1991.

The Chicago Poetry Center, designed by John Ronan (2014) of John Ronan Architects and completed in 2011.

• 1868 – John C. Cochrane of Cochrane & Piquenard, Chicago
• 1869 – William W. Boyington, Chicago
• 1879 – Nathan Clifford Ricker of the University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois
• 1885 – Solon Spencer Beman, Chicago
• 1885 – William Le Baron Jenney, Chicago
• 1885 – Francis M. Whitehouse of Burling & Whitehouse, Chicago
• 1887 – Daniel H. Burnham of Burnham & Root, Chicago
• 1887 – William Holabird of Holabird & Roche, Chicago
• 1887 – John Wellborn Root of Burnham & Root, Chicago
• 1887 – Joseph Lyman Silsbee, Chicago
• 1889 – Dankmar Adler of Adler & Sullivan, Chicago
• 1889 – Frank Shaver Allen, Joliet, Illinois
• 1889 – Samuel A. Bullard of Bullard & Bullard, Springfield, Illinois
• 1889 – Edward J. Burling of Burling & Whitehouse, Chicago
• 1889 – Henry Ives Cobb, Chicago
• 1889 – Oscar Cobb, Chicago
• 1889 – Adolph Cudell, Chicago
• 1889 – Adolphus Druiding, Chicago
• 1889 – Willoughby J. Edbrooke of Burnham & Edbrooke, Chicago
• 1889 – Charles Sumner Frost, Chicago
• 1889 – Julius H. Huber, Chicago
• 1889 – E. S. Jennison, Chicago
• 1889 – George H. Miller, Bloomington, Illinois
• 1889 – Normand Smith Patton of Patton & Fisher, Chicago
• 1889 – Martin Roche of Holabird & Roche, Chicago
• 1889 – Charles Rudolph, Chicago
• 1889 – Louis H. Sullivan of Adler & Sullivan, Chicago
• 1889 – Clinton J. Warren, Chicago
• 1889 – William Carbys Zimmerman, Chicago
• 1892 – William Bryce Mundie of Jenney & Mundie, Chicago
• 1905 – Irving Kane Pond of Pond and Pond, Chicago
• 1906 – Richard E. Schmidt of Schmidt, Garden and Martin, Chicago
• 1907 – Allen Bartlit Pond of Pond and Pond, Chicago
• 1907 – Howard Van Doren Shaw, Chicago
• 1908 – Dwight H. Perkins of Perkins & Hamilton, Chicago
• 1910 – George C. Nimmons, Chicago
• 1913 – James J. Egan of Egan & Prindeville, Chicago
• 1913 – Elmer C. Jensen of Mundie & Jensen, Chicago
• 1916 – George W. Maher, Chicago
• 1923 – Thomas E. Tallmadge of Tallmadge & Watson, Chicago
• 1926 – Alfred Hoyt Granger of Granger, Lowe & Bollenbacher, Chicago
• 1927 – C. Herrick Hammond of Chatten & Hammond, Chicago
• 1927 – Henry K. Holsman, Chicago
• 1929 – Edward H. Bennett of Bennett, Parsons & Frost, Chicago
• 1931 – Daniel Burnham Jr. of Burnham Brothers, Chicago
• 1932 – Herbert Edmund Hewitt of Hewitt, Emerson & Gregg, Peoria, Illinois
• 1932 – James M. White of the University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois
• 1934 – John Augur Holabird of Holabird & Root, Chicago
• 1934 – Victor Andre Matteson, Chicago
• 1935 – William Jones Smith of Childs & Smith, Chicago
• 1937 – John Wellborn Root Jr. of Holabird & Root, Chicago
• 1939 – Pierre Blouke, Chicago
• 1940 – Frank Nelson Emerson of Hewitt, Emerson & Gregg, Peoria, Illinois
• 1940 – Phillip Brooks Maher, Chicago
• 1940 – Rexford Newcomb of the University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois
• 1941 – David Adler, Chicago
• 1944 – Ernest A. Grunsfeld Jr., Chicago
• 1944 – Alfred P. Shaw of Shaw, Naess & Murphy, Chicago
• 1946 – Samuel Abraham Marx of Samuel A. Marx-Noel L. Flint-Charles W. Schonne, Chicago
• 1947 – Howard Lovewell Cheney, Chicago
• 1947 – George Grant Elmslie, Chicago
• 1948 – Paul Gerhardt Jr., Chicago
• 1949 – Jerrold Loebl of Loebl, Schlossman & Bennett, Chicago
• 1949 – Nathaniel A. Owings of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
• 1950 – John O. Merrill of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
• 1951 – Earl Howell Reed Jr., Chicago
• 1951 – Norman J. Schlossman of Loebl, Schlossman & Bennett, Chicago
• 1951 – Philip Will Jr. of Perkins & Will, Chicago
• 1952 – L. Morgan Yost, Chicago
• 1953 – Turpin Bannister of the University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois
• 1953 – Richard M. Bennett of Loebl, Schlossman & Bennett, Chicago
• 1953 – John Reed Fugard, Chicago
• 1953 – Lawrence Perkins of Perkins & Will, Chicago
• 1953 – Bertram A. Weber, Chicago
• 1954 – Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Chicago
• 1955 – Frank A. Childs of Childs & Smith, Chicago
• 1955 – Noel L. Flint of Samuel A. Marx-Noel L. Flint-Charles W. Schonne, Chicago
• 1955 – Andrew Rebori, Chicago
• 1956 – Winston Elting, Chicago
• 1956 – Walter S. Frazier of Frazier, Raftery, Orr & Fairbank, Geneva, Illinois
• 1956 – Gilbert P. Hall of Holabird & Root, Chicago
• 1960 – Charles H. Dornbusch of Cone & Dornbusch, Chicago
• 1961 – Harry Weese of Harry Weese & Associates, Chicago
• 1964 – Ludwig Hilberseimer, Chicago
• 1964 – C. F. Murphy of C.F. Murphy Associates, Chicago
• 1966 – Bertrand Goldberg of Bertrand Goldberg Associates, Chicago
• 1966 – Bruce Graham of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
• 1967 – Edward D. Dart of Loebl, Schlossman, Bennett & Dart, Chicago
• 1967 – Walter Netsch of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
• 1970 – Gertrude Lempp Kerbis, Chicago
• 1970 – Carter Manny of C.F. Murphy Associates, Chicago
• 1972 – Myron Goldsmith of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
• 1972 – Gene Summers of C.F. Murphy Associates, Chicago
• 1973 – Stanley Tigerman of Stanley Tigerman & Associates, Chicago
• 1974 – Natalie de Blois of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
• 1974 – Ben Weese of Harry Weese & Associates, Chicago
• 1975 – Y. C. Wong of Y. C. Wong & Associates, Chicago
• 1978 – John W. Moutoussamy of Dubin, Dubin, Black & Moutoussamy, Chicago
• 1979 – Wendell Jerome Campbell of Wendell Campbell Associates, Chicago
• 1980 – James L. Nagle of Booth, Nagle & Hartray, Chicago
• 1982 – Donald J. Hackl of Loebl Schlossman & Hackl, Chicago
• 1983 – William Holabird of Holabird & Root, Chicago
• 1983 – Dirk Lohan of Fujikawa Conterato Lohan Associates, Chicago
• 1985 – Stuart Cohen of Stuart Cohen & Anders Nereim, Chicago
• 1985 – Adrian Smith of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
• 1987 – Helmut Jahn of Murphy/Jahn, Chicago
• 1990 – John Vinci of the Office of John Vinci, Chicago
• 1991 – Thomas H. Beeby of Hammond Beeby & Babka, Chicago
• 1991 – Margaret McCurry of Tigerman McCurry Architects, Chicago
• 1992 – Carol Ross Barney of Ross Barney + Jankowski, Chicago
• 1992 – Charles E. Garrison of Garrison-Jones Architects, Carbondale, Illinois
• 1995 – Ralph Johnson of Perkins & Will, Chicago
• 1999 – David Woodhouse of David Woodhouse Architects, Chicago
• 2003 – Philip Enquist of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
• 2004 – Peter Exley of Architecture Is Fun, Chicago
• 2006 – Paul Florian of Florian Architects, Chicago
• 2009 – George J. Efstathiou of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
• 2009 – Jeanne Gang of Studio Gang, Chicago
• 2011 – Ross Wimer of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Chicago
• 2014 – Doug Farr of Farr Associates, Chicago
• 2014 – Robert Forest of Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill Architecture, Chicago
• 2014 – John Ronan of John Ronan Architects, Chicago
• 2017 – Martin Felsen of UrbanLab, Chicago
• 2018 – Patricia Saldaña Natke of UrbanLab, Chicago
• 2020 – Thomas Roszak of Thomas Roszak Architecture, Chicago

Indiana

The Minton–Capehart Federal Building in Indianapolis, designed by Evans Woollen III (1983) of Woollen Associates and completed in 1975.

• 1881 – James W. Reid of Reid Brothers, Evansville, Indiana
• 1887 – Diedrich A. Bohlen of D. A. Bohlen & Son, Indianapolis
• 1889 – John A. Hasecoster, Richmond, Indiana
• 1889 – Marshall S. Mahurin of Wing & Mahurin, Fort Wayne, Indiana
• 1889 – Merritt J. Reid of Reid Brothers, Evansville, Indiana
• 1889 – Adolph Scherrer, Indianapolis
• 1889 – Bernard Vonnegut I of Vonnegut & Bohn, Indianapolis
• 1896 – Ennis Raymond Austin of Parker & Austin, South Bend, Indiana
• 1926 – Enock Hill Turnock, Elkhart, Indiana
• 1951 – Edward D. Pierre of Edward D. Pierre & Associates, Indianapolis
• 1951 – George Caleb Wright of Vonnegut, Wright & Yeager, Indianapolis
• 1952 – Warren D. Miller of Miller & Vrydagh, Terre Haute, Indiana
• 1983 – Patrick Horsbrugh, Mishawaka, Indiana
• 1983 – Evans Woollen III of Woollen, Molzan and Partners, Indianapolis
• 2001 – Susan May Allen of Susan May Allen Architects, Morgantown, Indiana
• 2019 – Michael Lykoudis of the University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Indiana

Iowa

The Charles Mix County Courthouse in Lake Andes, South Dakota, designed by William L. Steele (1918) and completed in 1919.

• 1889 – Frederick G. Clausen, Davenport, Iowa
• 1889 – Edward S. Hammatt, Davenport, Iowa
• 1889 – Fridolin Heer of Frid. Heer & Son, Dubuque, Iowa
• 1889 – John W. Ross, Davenport, Iowa
• 1889 – Eugene Hartwell Taylor of Josselyn & Taylor, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
• 1913 – Seth J. Temple of Temple & Burrows, Davenport, Iowa
• 1918 – William L. Steele, Sioux City, Iowa
• 1947 – J. Woolson Brooks of Brooks-Borg, Des Moines, Iowa
• 1972 – Raymond D. Crites of Crites & McConnell, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
• 1973 – Joseph G. Durrant of Durrant-Deininger-Dommer-Kramer & Gordon, Dubuque, Iowa
• 1973 – Charles Herbert of Charles Herbert & Associates, Des Moines, Iowa
• 1977 – Robert C. Broshar of Thorson–Brom–Broshar–Snyder, Waterloo, Iowa
• 1983 – Richard F. Hansen of Hansen Lind Meyer, Iowa City, Iowa
• 2001 – Gordon E. Mills of The Durrant Group, Dubuque, Iowa
• 2002 – Katherine Lee Schwennsen of Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa
• 2011 – Dale McKinney of M+Architects, [[Sioux City, Iowa
• 2018 – Thomas Leslie of Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa
• 2019 – Terry Allers of Allers Associates, Fort Dodge, Iowa

Kansas

The Ulrich Museum of Wichita State University, designed by Charles F. McAfee (1981) of Charles F. McAfee Architects and Planners and completed in 1974.

• 1888 – Erasmus T. Carr, Leavenworth, Kansas
• 1889 – John G. Haskell, Lawrence, Kansas
• 1889 – George P. Washburn, Ottawa, Kansas
• 1947 – Paul Weigel of Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas
• 1951 – Lorentz Schmidt of Lorentz Schmidt, McVay & Peddie, Wichita, Kansas
• 1955 – Arthur R. Mann of Mann & Company, Hutchinson, Kansas
• 1957 – Glen H. Thomas of Thomas-Harris-Calvin & Associates, Wichita, Kansas
• 1958 – Theodore R. Griest, retired from Griest & Ekdahl, Topeka, Kansas
• 1969 – Floyd Orson Wolfenbarger of Wolfenbarger & McCulley, Manhattan, Kansas
• 1974 – Howard T. Blanchard of Blanchard, Vanderweide & Fillmore, Garden City, Kansas
• 1979 – Dwight M. Bonham of Griffith & Bonham, Wichita, Kansas
• 1981 – Charles F. McAfee of Charles F. McAfee Architects and Planners, Wichita, Kansas
• 1981 – Robert J. Schaefer of Schaefer & Associates PA, Wichita, Kansas
• 1993 – David L. Hoffman of Law/Kingdon, Wichita, Kansas (living)
• 2005 – Wendy Ornelas of Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas (living)

Kentucky

• 1887 – Mason Maury, Louisville, Kentucky
• 1889 – Harry P. McDonald of McDonald Brothers, Louisville, Kentucky
• 1889 – Herman L. Rowe, Lexington, Kentucky
• 1889 – Henry Wolters, Louisville, Kentucky
• 1897 – Brinton B. Davis, Paducah, Kentucky
• 1942 – C. Julian Oberwarth of Oberwarth & Livingston, Frankfort, Kentucky
• 1949 – Frederic L. Morgan of Nevin & Morgan, Louisville, Kentucky
• 2004 – H. Carleton Godsey of Godsey Associates Architects, Louisville, Kentucky
• 2012 – David Mohney of the University of Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky

Louisiana

The Campus Benjamin Franklin of the Charité medical school in Berlin, designed by Arthur Q. Davis (1959) and Nathaniel C. Curtis Jr. (1962) of Curtis & Davis and completed in 1969.

• 1889 – William Fitzner, New Orleans
• 1923 – Charles Favrot of Favrot & Livaudais, New Orleans
• 1936 – Moise H. Goldstein Sr., New Orleans
• 1938 – Richard Koch of Koch & Wilson, New Orleans
• 1948 – Edward F. Neild of Neild, Somdal & Neild, Shreveport, Louisiana
• 1950 – Samuel G. Wiener of Samuel G. Wiener & Associates, Shreveport, Louisiana
• 1955 – Dewey A. Somdal of Neild-Somdal Associates, Shreveport, Louisiana
• 1955 – Samuel Wilson Jr. of Koch & Wilson, New Orleans
• 1959 – Arthur Quentin Davis of Curtis & Davis, New Orleans
• 1960 – Solis Seiferth of Dreyfous, Seiferth & Gilbert, New Orleans
• 1960 – David R. Williams, Lafayette, Louisiana
• 1961 – William B. Wiener of William B. Wiener, Morgan & O'Neal, Shreveport, Louisiana
• 1962 – Nathaniel Cortlandt Curtis Jr. of Curtis & Davis, New Orleans
• 1967 – John Desmond of Desmond-Miremont-Burks, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
• 1977 – Charles E. Schwing of Charles E. Schwing & Associates, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
• 1992 – Raymond G. Post Jr. of Post Architects, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
• 1994 – Errol Barron of Errol Barron/Michael Toups Architects, New Orleans
• 1995 – E. Eean McNaughton of E. Eean McNaughton Architects, New Orleans
• 1999 – Ron Blitch of Blitch Knevel Architects, New Orleans
• 2003 – Allen Eskew of Eskew+Dumez+Ripple, New Orleans
• 2006 – Victor Trahan of Trahan Architects, Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Maine

• 1889 – John Calvin Stevens of Stevens & Cobb, Portland, Maine
• 1952 – C. Parker Crowell of Crowell, Lancaster & Higgins, Bangor, Maine
• 1961 – Alonzo J. Harriman of Alonzo J. Harriman & Associates, Auburn, Maine
• 2016 – Scott Simons of Scott Simons Architects, Portland, Maine

Maryland

The Clarence Mitchell Courthouse in Baltimore, designed by James Bosley Noel Wyatt (1889) and William G. Nolting (1901) of Wyatt & Nolting and completed in 1900.

• 1870 – Thomas Dixon of Dixon & Carson, Baltimore
• 1870 – Nathaniel Henry Hutton of Hutton & Murdoch, Baltimore
• 1870 – Edmund George Lind, Baltimore
• 1870 – James Crawford Neilson of Niernsee & Neilson, Baltimore
• 1877 – George A. Frederick, Baltimore
• 1889 – George Archer, Baltimore
• 1889 – Henry F. Brauns, Baltimore
• 1889 – Charles E. Cassell, Baltimore
• 1889 – Jackson C. Gott, Baltimore
• 1889 – James Bosley Noel Wyatt of Wyatt & Nolting, Baltimore
• 1901 – William G. Nolting of Wyatt & Nolting, Baltimore
• 1923 – Josias Pennington, Baltimore
• 1923 – Joseph Evans Sperry, Baltimore
• 1937 – James R. Edmunds Jr., Baltimore
• 1937 – Laurence Hall Fowler, Baltimore
• 1938 – R. E. Lee Taylor of Taylor & Fisher, Baltimore
• 1939 – Eugene H. Klaber, Silver Spring
• 1945 – John Henry Scarff of Wyatt & Nolting, Baltimore
• 1946 – D. K. Este Fisher of Taylor & Fisher, Baltimore
• 1948 – Edward L. Palmer Jr. of Palmer, Fisher, Williams & Nes, Baltimore
• 1951 – Henry Powell Hopkins, Baltimore
• 1955 – L. McLane Fisher of Fisher, Nes, Campbell & Associates, Baltimore
• 1955 – Charles M. Nes Jr. of Fisher, Nes, Campbell & Associates, Baltimore
• 1962 – Alexander S. Cochran of Cochran, Stephenson & Wing, Baltimore
• 1967 – Archibald C. Rogers of Rogers, Taliaferro, Kostritsky & Lamb, Baltimore
• 1968 – Orin M. Bullock Jr., Baltimore
• 1986 – Leon Bridges of The Leon Bridges Company, Baltimore
• 1986 – Roger K. Lewis of the University of Maryland, College Park

Massachusetts

The Arlington Street Church in Boston, designed by Arthur Gilman (1857) and completed in 1861.

Memorial Hall of Harvard University, designed by William Robert Ware (1861) and Henry Van Brunt (1864) of Ware & Van Brunt and completed in 1878.

The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, designed by Guy Lowell (1915) and completed in 1915.

Peabody Terrace of Harvard University, designed by Josep Lluís Sert (1965) of Sert, Jackson & Gourley and completed in 1965.

• 1857 – Edward Clarke Cabot of E. C. & J. E. Cabot, Boston
• 1857 – Arthur Gilman, Boston
• 1861 – William Robert Ware of Philbrick & Ware, Boston
• 1864 – John Hubbard Sturgis, Boston
• 1864 – Henry Van Brunt of Ware & Van Brunt, Boston
• 1866 – William Ralph Emerson, Boston
• 1871 – Samuel J. F. Thayer, Boston
• 1884 – William G. Preston, Boston
• 1884 – Arthur Rotch of Rotch & Tilden, Boston
• 1887 – H. Neill Wilson, Pittsfield, Massachusetts
• 1889 – Charles Brigham of Brigham & Spofford, Boston
• 1889 – Charles Allerton Coolidge of Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge, Boston
• 1889 – Charles Amos Cummings, Boston
• 1889 – Amos P. Cutting, Worcester, Massachusetts
• 1889 – Stephen C. Earle, Worcester, Massachusetts
• 1889 – John A. Fox, Boston
• 1889 – Robert Swain Peabody of Peabody & Stearns, Boston
• 1889 – Charles Hercules Rutan of Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge, Boston
• 1889 – Willard T. Sears, Boston
• 1889 – George R. Shaw of Shaw & Hunnewell, Boston
• 1889 – George Foster Shepley of Shepley, Rutan & Coolidge, Boston
• 1889 – George Thomas Tilden of Rotch & Tilden, Boston
• 1889 – Louis Weissbein of Weissbein & Jones, Boston
• 1890 – Elbridge Boyden of E. Boyden & Son, Worcester, Massachusetts
• 1891 – Robert Day Andrews of Andrews, Jaques & Rantoul, Boston
• 1891 – Clarence H. Blackall, Boston
• 1891 – Edwin J. Lewis Jr., Boston
• 1891 – Alexander Wadsworth Longfellow Jr. of Longfellow, Alden & Harlow, Boston
• 1891 – Richard Clipston Sturgis, Boston
• 1891 – Henry Vaughan, Boston
• 1891 – Charles Howard Walker, Boston
• 1891 – Herbert Langford Warren, Boston
• 1891 – Edmund M. Wheelwright of Wheelwright & Haven, Boston
• 1892 – James E. Fuller of Fuller & Delano, Worcester, Massachusetts
• 1893 – Clellan Waldo Fisher of Earle & Fisher, Worcester, Massachusetts
• 1894 – John Goddard Stearns Jr. of Peabody & Stearns, Boston
• 1895 – Francis R. Allen, Boston
• 1896 – George H. Clemence, Worcester, Massachusetts
• 1902 – Ralph Adams Cram of Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson, Boston
• 1905 – Henry Forbes Bigelow of Winslow & Bigelow, Boston
• 1906 – J. Randolph Coolidge Jr. of Coolidge & Carlson, Boston
• 1906 – Charles Donagh Maginnis of Maginnis, Walsh & Sullivan, Boston
• 1908 – J. Harleston Parker of Parker, Thomas & Rice, Boston
• 1912 – William D. Austin, Boston
• 1912 – Arthur W. Rice of Parker, Thomas & Rice, Boston
• 1913 – Henry H. Kendall of Kendall, Taylor & Company, Boston
• 1915 – Guy Lowell, Boston
• 1919 – William Emerson of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston
• 1919 – Walter H. Kilham of Kilham & Hopkins, Boston
• 1923 – Charles Collens of Allen & Collens, Boston
• 1923 – Edward F. Stevens of Stevens & Lee, Boston
• 1925 – Julius A. Schweinfurth, Boston
• 1925 – Timothy Walsh of Maginnis & Walsh, Boston
• 1926 – Charles Wilson Killam of Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1931 – William Truman Aldrich, Boston
• 1931 – Edwin Dodge of Ames & Dodge, Boston
• 1931 – Lois Lilley Howe of Howe, Manning & Almy, Inc., Boston
• 1936 – William G. Perry of Perry, Shaw & Hepburn, Boston
• 1936 – Henry R. Shepley of Coolidge, Shepley, Bulfinch & Abbott, Boston
• 1939 – Andrew H. Hepburn of Perry, Shaw & Hepburn, Boston
• 1940 – Frank Chouteau Brown, Boston
• 1942 – T. Mott Shaw of Perry, Shaw & Hepburn, Boston
• 1942 – Richard J. Shaw, Boston
• 1943 – Joseph D. Leland of Leland & Larsen, Boston
• 1944 – Niels Hjalmar Larsen of Leland & Larsen, Boston
• 1945 – William Roger Greeley of Kilham, Hopkins & Greeley, Boston
• 1948 – Alexander E. Hoyle of Cram & Ferguson, Boston
• 1950 – Harold Buckley Willis of Collens, Willis & Beckonert, Boston
• 1953 – Robert Charles Dean of Perry, Shaw, Hepburn & Dean, Boston
• 1954 – Walter Gropius of The Architects Collaborative, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1954 – Eugene F. Kennedy Jr. of Maginnis & Walsh & Kennedy, Boston
• 1954 – Royal Barry Wills of Royal Barry Wills Associates, Boston
• 1955 – Isidor Richmond of Isidor Richmond & Carney Goldberg, Boston
• 1958 – Nelson W. Aldrich of Campbell & Aldrich, Boston
• 1959 – George W. W. Brewster, Boston
• 1959 – Walter E. Campbell of Campbell & Aldrich, Boston
• 1960 – Joseph P. Richardson of Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson & Abbott, Boston
• 1960 – Hugh Stubbins of Hugh Stubbins & Associates, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1961 – Arcangelo Cascieri of the Boston Architectural Center, Boston
• 1961 – Carney Goldberg of Isidor Richmond & Carney Goldberg, Boston
• 1961 – Carl Koch of Carl Koch & Associates, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1961 – Eleanor Raymond, Boston
• 1964 – Norman C. Fletcher of The Architects Collaborative, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1965 – Lawrence B. Anderson of Anderson, Beckwith & Haible, Boston
• 1965 – Josep Lluís Sert of Sert, Jackson & Associates, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1969 – John C. Harkness of The Architects Collaborative, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1971 – William J. Geddis of The Architects Collaborative, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1973 – Earl Flansburgh of Earl R. Flansburgh & Associates, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1974 – Louis A. McMillen of The Architects Collaborative, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1975 – Benjamin Thompson of Benjamin Thompson & Associates, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1976 – Gerhard M. Kallmann of Kallmann & McKinnell, Boston
• 1978 – Donlyn Lyndon of Lyndon Associates, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1978 – George M. Notter of Anderson Notter Finegold, Boston
• 1979 – Sarah P. Harkness of The Architects Collaborative, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1982 – Michael McKinnell of Kallmann McKinnell & Wood, Boston
• 1983 – Peter Chermayeff of Cambridge Seven Associates, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1983 – Howard F. Elkus of The Architects Collaborative, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1985 – J. Timothy Anderson of J. Timothy Anderson & Associates, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1985 – Graham Gund of Graham Gund Associates, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1987 – Robert L. Tessier of Tessier Associates, Agawam, Massachusetts
• 1988 – Peter Steffian of Steffian Bradley Associates, Boston
• 1990 – Alexander Cvijanović of The Architects Collaborative, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1991 – Douglas K. Engebretson of Tessier Associates, Agawam, Massachusetts
• 1991 – Joan E. Goody of Goody, Clancy & Associates, Boston
• 1991 – Andrea Leers of Leers Weinzapfel Associates, Boston
• 1991 – John Sheehy of The Architects Collaborative, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1992 – Robert Campbell, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1994 – Doris Cole of Cole & Goyette, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1994 – Jane Weinzapfel of Leers Weinzapfel Associates, Boston
• 1996 – Moshe Safdie of Moshe Safdie & Associates, Somerville, Massachusetts
• 1997 – Kyu Sung Woo of Kyu Sung Woo Architects, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 1998 – Ann Beha of Ann Beha Architects, Boston
• 2009 – David Manfredi of Elkus Manfredi Architects, Boston
• 2013 – Mario Torroella of HMFH Architects, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 2015 – Sheila Kennedy of Kennedy & Violich Architecture, Boston
• 2015 – Charles Rose of Charles Rose Architects, Somerville, Massachusetts
• 2016 – Emily Grandstaff-Rice of Arrowstreet, Boston
• 2016 – Peter Rose of Peter Rose + Partners, Boston
• 2018 – Angela Watson of Shepley Bulfinch, Boston
• 2019 – Yung Ho Chang of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts
• 2022 – Eric Höweler of Höweler+Yoon, Boston

Michigan

Hill Auditorium of the University of Michigan, designed by Albert Kahn (1918) and completed in 1913.

The main terminal of Dulles International Airport, designed by Eero Saarinen (1952) of Eero Saarinen & Associates and completed in 1962.

• 1875 – Henry T. Brush, Detroit
• 1881 – Gordon W. Lloyd, Detroit
• 1889 – John M. Donaldson of Donaldson & Meier, Detroit
• 1889 – George D. Mason of Mason & Rice, Detroit
• 1889 – Henry J. Meier of Donaldson & Meier, Detroit
• 1894 – William E. Higginbotham of Malcomson & Higginbotham, Detroit
• 1918 – Albert Kahn, Detroit
• 1926 – William G. Malcomson of Malcomson & Higginbotham, Detroit
• 1939 – Emil Lorch of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
• 1940 – Marcus R. Burrowes, Detroit
• 1943 – Eliel Saarinen of Saarinen & Swanson, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
• 1944 – Clair W. Ditchy, Detroit
• 1947 – Alvin E. Harley of Harley, Ellington & Day, Detroit
• 1947 – William Kapp of Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, Detroit
• 1952 – Eero Saarinen of Eero Saarinen & Associates, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
• 1955 – Louis Rossetti of Giffels & Vallet, Detroit
• 1957 – Alden B. Dow, Midland, Michigan
• 1960 – Minoru Yamasaki of Yamasaki & Associates, Birmingham, Michigan
• 1961 – Robert F. Hastings of Smith, Hinchman & Grylls, Detroit
• 1961 – Eberle M. Smith of Eberle M. Smith, Associates, Detroit
• 1962 – Linn Smith of Linn Smith Associates, Birmingham, Michigan
• 1969 – William Henry Kessler of William Kessler & Associates, Grosse Pointe, Michigan
• 1969 – Louis Menk of Albert Kahn Associates, Detroit
• 1970 – Gunnar Birkerts of Gunnar Birkerts & Associates, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
• 1975 – Thomas J. Sedgewick of Sedgewick, Sellers & Associates, Flint, Michigan
• 1977 – Howard Francis Sims of Sims–Varner, Detroit
• 1981 – David Osler of David W. Osler Associates, Ann Arbor, Michigan
• 1981 – Harold R. Varner of Sims–Varner, Detroit
• 1984 – Roger Margerum of Roger Margerum Inc., Detroit
• 1995 – Sharon E. Sutton of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Michigan
• 1997 – Eugene C. Hopkins of HopkinsBurns Design Studio, Ann Arbor, Michigan
• 2000 – Eric J. Hill of Albert Kahn Associates, Detroit
• 2000 – Victor Saroki of Saroki Architecture, Birmingham, Michigan
• 2012 – Rainy Hamilton Jr. of Hamilton Anderson Associates, Detroit

Minnesota

The Minnesota State Capitol, designed by Cass Gilbert (1892) and completed in 1905.

Riverside Plaza in Minneapolis, designed by Ralph Rapson (1965) and completed in 1973.

• 1888 – Frederick Corser, Minneapolis
• 1889 – Edward Payson Bassford, Saint Paul, Minnesota
• 1889 – Leroy Sunderland Buffington, Minneapolis
• 1889 – Warren H. Hayes, Minneapolis
• 1889 – Isaac Hodgson, Minneapolis
• 1889 – Clarence H. Johnston Sr., Saint Paul, Minnesota
• 1889 – Frederick Kees of Long and Kees, Minneapolis
• 1889 – George W. Orff, Minneapolis
• 1889 – Carl F. Struck, Minneapolis
• 1889 – James Knox Taylor of Gilbert & Taylor, Saint Paul, Minnesota
• 1889 – Oliver G. Traphagen, Duluth, Minnesota
• 1890 – William Channing Whitney, Minneapolis
• 1891 – Warren B. Dunnell, Minneapolis
• 1892 – Cass Gilbert, Saint Paul, Minnesota
• 1916 – Edwin Hawley Hewitt of Hewitt & Brown, Minneapolis
• 1948 – Edwin Hugh Lundie, Saint Paul, Minnesota
• 1961 – Thomas F. Ellerbe of Ellerbe & Company, Saint Paul, Minnesota
• 1963 – A. Reinhold Melander of Melander, Fugelso & Associates, Duluth, Minnesota
• 1965 – Ralph Rapson, Minneapolis
• 1967 – Edward Sövik of Sovik, Mathre & Madson, Northfield, Minnesota
• 1969 – Elizabeth Close of Close Associates, Minneapolis
• 1979 – Lorenzo D. Williams of Williams O'Brien Associates, Minneapolis
• 1991 – Harrison Fraker of the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis
• 2005 – Sarah Susanka of SALA Architects, Minneapolis
• 2008 – Mark G. Swenson of Elness Swenson Graham Architects, Minneapolis
• 2009 – David Graham of Elness Swenson Graham Architects, Minneapolis

Mississippi

• 1889 – W.S. Hull of F. B. & W. S. Hull, Jackson, Mississippi
• 1952 – Noah Webster Overstreet of Noah Webster Overstreet & Associates, Jackson, Mississippi
• 1989 – Samuel Mockbee of Mockbee Coker Howorth Architects, Jackson, Mississippi
• 1993 – Robert Ivy of Dean, Dale, Dean & Ivy, Columbus, Mississippi
• 2010 – Robert E. Luke of LPK Architects, Meridian, Mississippi

Missouri

The Missouri Governor's Mansion in Jefferson City, Missouri, designed by George I. Barnett (1861) and completed in 1872.

The Central High School in Columbus, Ohio, designed by William B. Ittner (1891) and completed in 1924.

The National Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C., designed by Gyo Obata (1969) of Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum and completed in 1976.

• 1861 – George I. Barnett of Barnett & Isaacs, St. Louis
• 1866 – Alfred H. Piquenard of Barnett & Piquenard, St. Louis
• 1884 – Morris Frederick Bell, Fulton, Missouri
• 1889 – Edmond Jacques Eckel of Eckel & Mann, St. Joseph, Missouri
• 1889 – Pierce P. Furber of Peabody, Stearns & Furber, St. Louis
• 1889 – Henry H. Hohenschild, Rolla, Missouri
• 1889 – Theodore C. Link, St. Louis
• 1889 – George R. Mann of Eckel & Mann, St. Joseph, Missouri
• 1889 – Alfred Rosenheim, St. Louis
• 1889 – Isaac S. Taylor, St. Louis
• 1890 – William S. Eames of Eames & Young, St. Louis
• 1891 – William B. Ittner, St. Louis
• 1894 – Louis Christian Mullgardt, St. Louis
• 1894 – John Ludwig Wees, St. Louis
• 1894 – Frederick Widmann of E. Jungenfeld & Company, St. Louis
• 1897 – William Albert Swasey, St. Louis
• 1901 – Frank M. Howe of Van Brunt & Howe, Kansas City, Missouri
• 1902 – John Lawrence Mauran of Mauran, Russell & Garden, St. Louis
• 1907 – James P. Jamieson of Cope & Stewardson, St. Louis
• 1909 – Ernest John Russell of Mauran, Russell & Garden, St. Louis
• 1910 – John Beverley Robinson, St. Louis
• 1936 – Wilbur Trueblood, St. Louis
• 1938 – Henry F. Hoit of Hoit, Price & Barnes, Kansas City, Missouri
• 1938 – Arthur S. Keene of Keene & Simpson, Kansas City, Missouri
• 1955 – Harris Armstrong, St. Louis
• 1957 – Joseph D. Murphy of Murphy & Mackey, St. Louis
• 1962 – Frederick Dunn of Frederick Dunn & Associates, St. Louis
• 1967 – George E. Kassabaum of Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, St. Louis
• 1969 – Gyo Obata of Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, St. Louis
• 1973 – George F. Hellmuth of Hellmuth, Obata & Kassabaum, St. Louis
• 1980 – R. Bruce Patty of Patty Berkebile Nelson Associates, Kansas City, Missouri
• 1982 – William Bernoudy of William A. Bernoudy Architect, St. Louis
• 1994 – Ron Labinski of HOK Sport, Kansas City, Missouri
• 1995 – Homer L. Williams of Architects Design Collaborative, Parkville, Missouri

Montana

• 1949 – Angus V. McIver, Great Falls, Montana
• 1951 – Chandler C. Cohagen, Billings, Montana
• 2024 – Shannon Christensen of Cushing Terrell, Billings, Montana

Nebraska

Battle Mountain Sanitarium (1907), designed by Thomas R. Kimball (1901).

• 1889 – George Lee Fisher of Mendelssohn, Fisher & Lawrie, Omaha
• 1889 – Louis Mendelssohn of Mendelssohn, Fisher & Lawrie, Omaha
• 1901 – Thomas Rogers Kimball, Omaha
• 1953 – Walter F. Wilson of Davis & Wilson, Lincoln
• 1972 – Leo A. Daly Jr. of the Leo A. Daly Co., Omaha
• 1972 – William L. Larson of Dana, Larson, Roubal & Associates, Omaha
• 1983 – Irving R. Dana Jr. of Dana, Larson, Roubal & Associates, Omaha
• 1983 – W. Cecil Steward of the University of Nebraska, Lincoln
• 1986 – Golden J. Zenon Jr. of Zenon Beringer Associates, Omaha
• 1991 – Leo A. Daly III of the Leo A. Daly Co., Omaha
• 2018 – Tammy Eagle Bull of Encompass Architects, Lincoln

Nevada

• 1976 – Edward S. Parsons, Reno, Nevada
• 1993 – Robert A. Fielden of Robert A. Fielden Inc., Las Vegas
• 2004 – Windom Kimsey of Tate Snyder Kimsey Architects, Henderson, Nevada
• 2014 – Edward Vance of Ed Vance & Associates, Las Vegas
• 2017 – Gregory L. Erny of Architects + LLC, Reno, Nevada

New Hampshire

• 1953 – Eric T. Huddleston of the University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire
• 1974 – Howard T. Fisher, Newmarket, New Hampshire
• 1984 – John A. Carter of John A. Carter Architect, Nashua, New Hampshire
• 1995 – James H. Somes Jr. of JSA Inc., Portsmouth, New Hampshire

New Jersey

The Hudson County Courthouse (1910) in Jersey City, New Jersey, designed by Hugh Roberts (1923).

• 1886 – Jeremiah O'Rourke, Newark, New Jersey
• 1895 – Charles Edwards, Paterson, New Jersey
• 1923 – Hugh Roberts, Jersey City, New Jersey
• 1926 – Fred Wesley Wentworth, Paterson, New Jersey
• 1927 – James O. Betelle of Guilbert & Betelle, Newark, New Jersey
• 1931 – Wilson C. Ely of John H. & Wilson C. Ely, Newark, New Jersey
• 1943 – Sherley Warner Morgan of Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey
• 1952 – Robert W. McLaughlin Jr. of Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey
• 1960 – Martin L. Beck, Newark, New Jersey
• 1961 – Bernard J. Grad of Frank Grad & Sons, Newark, New Jersey
• 1962 – Paul W. Drake of Drake, Tuthill, Convery & Cueman, Summit, New Jersey
• 1964 – Jean Labatut of Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey
• 1969 – Jules Gregory of Gregory & Blauth, Lambertville, New Jersey
• 1979 – Michael Graves of Michael Graves & Associates, Princeton, New Jersey
• 1980 – J. Robert Hillier of the Hillier Group, Princeton, New Jersey
• 1991 – Eleanore Pettersen of Eleanore Pettersen Architect, Saddle River, New Jersey
• 1999 – Ralph Lerner of Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey
• 2009 – Mark Alan Hewitt of Mark Alan Hewitt Architects, Bernardsville, New Jersey

New Mexico

The Zimmerman Library (1938) of the University of New Mexico, designed by John G. Meem (1950).

• 1950 – John Gaw Meem of Meem, Zehner, Holien & Associates, Santa Fe, New Mexico
• 1967 – Max Flatow of Flatow, Moore, Bryan, and Fairburn, Albuquerque, New Mexico
• 1981 – Antoine Predock of Antoine Predock Architect, Albuquerque, New Mexico
• 1981 – Read Weber, Santa Fe, New Mexico
• 1982 – Van Dorn Hooker of the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico
• 1985 – George Anselevicius of the University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico
• 1994 – Edith Ann Cherry of Cherry/See Architects, Albuquerque, New Mexico
• 2003 – C. Robert Campbell of BDA Architecture, Albuquerque, New Mexico
• 2018 – Robert Calvani of NCA Architects, Albuquerque, New Mexico

New York

St. Paul's Cathedral (1851) in Buffalo, New York, designed by Richard Upjohn (1857).

The Church of the Good Shepherd (1867) in Hartford, Connecticut, designed by Edward T. Potter (1864).

North Congregational Church (1873) in Springfield, Massachusetts, designed by Henry H. Richardson (1867) of Gambrill & Richardson.

The demolished Lenox Library (1877) in New York City, designed by Richard M. Hunt (1857).

St. Mary's-in-Tuxedo Episcopal Church (1888), designed by William A. Potter (1876).

The Trinity Episcopal Church (1891) in Ossining, New York, designed by Robert W. Gibson (1885).

The Boston Public Library (1895), designed by Charles F. McKim (1877) of McKim, Mead & White.

The Appellate Division Courthouse of New York State (1899) in New York City, designed by James B. Lord (1894).

The Gould Memorial Library (1900) of the Bronx Community College, designed by Stanford White (1886) of McKim, Mead & White.

The Buffalo AKG Art Museum (1905), designed by Edward B. Green (1890) and William S. Wicks (1889) of Green & Wicks.

The First Universalist Church (1908) in Rochester, New York, designed by Claude F. Bragdon (1907).

The Walters Art Museum (1910) in Baltimore, designed by William A. Delano (1912) and Chester H. Aldrich (1916) of Delano & Aldrich.

The Barclay–Vesey Building (1926) in New York City, designed by Ralph T. Walker (1932) of Voorhees, Gmelin & Walker.

The Rush Rhees Library (1930) of the University of Rochester, designed by Edwin S. Gordon (1923) and William G. Kaelber (1932) of Gordon & Kaelber.

The Empire State Building (1931) in New York City, designed by Arthur L. Harmon (1926) of Shreve, Lamb & Harmon.

The Timothy Dwight College (1935) of Yale University, designed by James G. Rogers (1934).

The Central Library (1941) in Brookyn designed by Alfred M. Githens (1944) and Francis Keally (1948) of Githens & Keally.

Lever House (1952) in New York City, designed by Gordon Bunshaft (1958) of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.

The New York State Theater (1964) in New York City, designed by Philip Johnson (1965).

The Robert H. Goddard Library (1969) of Clark University, designed by John M. Johansen (1969).

The Walker Art Center (1971) in Minneapolis, designed by Edward L. Barnes (1966) of Edward Larrabee Barnes Associates.

The John Hancock Tower (1976) in Boston, designed by Henry N. Cobb (1972) of I. M. Pei & Partners.

New Harmony's Atheneum (1979) in New Harmony, Indiana, designed by Richard Meier (1976) of Richard Meier & Associates.

The Wexner Center for the Arts (1989) of Ohio State University, designed by Peter Eisenman (1981) of Eisenman Architects.

The Norman Rockwell Museum (1993) in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, designed by Robert A. M. Stern (1984) of Robert A. M. Stern Architects.

The Museum of the Earth (2003) in Ithaca, New York, designed by Michael Manfredi (2006) and Marion Weiss (2012) of Weiss/Manfredi.

The Michael Lee-Chin Crystal (2007) of the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, designed by Daniel Libeskind (2017) of Studio Libeskind.

The Orrin G. Hatch United States Courthouse (2014) in Salt Lake City, designed by Thomas Phifer (2011) of Thomas Phifer and Partners.

• 1857 – Charles Babcock of Richard Upjohn & Company, New York City
• 1857 – Henry W. Cleaveland of Cleaveland & Backus, New York City
• 1857 – Alexander Jackson Davis, New York City
• 1857 – Henry C. Dudley of Wills & Dudley, New York City
• 1857 – Leopold Eidlitz, New York City
• 1857 – Edward Gardiner, New York City
• 1857 – Richard Morris Hunt, New York City
• 1857 – Detlef Lienau, New York City
• 1857 – Jacob Wrey Mould, New York City
• 1857 – Fred A. Petersen, New York City
• 1857 – John W. Priest, New York City
• 1857 – James Renwick Jr., New York City
• 1857 – Richard Upjohn of Richard Upjohn & Company, New York City
• 1857 – Richard M. Upjohn of Richard Upjohn & Company, New York City
• 1857 – Calvert Vaux of Vaux & Withers, New York City
• 1857 – Samuel A. Warner, New York City
• 1857 – John Welch, New York City
• 1857 – Joseph C. Wells, New York City
• 1857 – Frederick Clarke Withers of Vaux & Withers, New York City
• 1858 – Charles D. Gambrill of the office of Richard Morris Hunt, New York City
• 1860 – John R. Hamilton, New York City
• 1860 – Henry G. Harrison, New York City
• 1860 – Emlen T. Littell, New York City
• 1864 – Charles W. Clinton of Potter & Clinton, New York City
• 1864 – George B. Post of Gambrill & Post, New York City
• 1864 – Edward Tuckerman Potter of Potter & Clinton, New York City
• 1865 – Charles A. Alexander, New York City
• 1865 – Russell Sturgis, New York City
• 1866 – Richard T. Auchmuty, New York City
• 1866 – J. Cleaveland Cady, New York City
• 1866 – Henry Fernbach, New York City
• 1866 – Peter Bonnett Wight, New York City
• 1867 – Henry Martyn Congdon, New York City
• 1867 – Henry Hobson Richardson of Gambrill & Richardson, New York City
• 1869 – Charles C. Haight, New York City
• 1870 – Thomas Fuller of Fuller & Laver, Albany, New York
• 1870 – Augustus Laver of Fuller & Laver, Albany, New York
• 1870 – Napoleon LeBrun, New York City
• 1871 – George Edward Harney, Newburgh, New York
• 1872 – Carl Pfeiffer, New York City
• 1873 – Marcus F. Cummings, Troy, New York
• 1876 – William Appleton Potter of Potter & Robertson, New York City
• 1876 – John Rochester Thomas, Rochester, New York
• 1877 – Henry Janeway Hardenbergh, New York City
• 1877 – Charles Follen McKim, New York City
• 1882 – H. Edwards Ficken, New York City
• 1884 – James Goold Cutler, Rochester, New York
• 1884 – Edward H. Kendall, New York City
• 1885 – Manly N. Cutter, New York City
• 1885 – Robert W. Gibson, Albany, New York
• 1886 – R. H. Robertson, New York City
• 1886 – Stanford White of McKim, Mead & White, New York City
• 1888 – Albert F. D'Oench, New York City
• 1888 – Frederick H. Gouge, Utica, New York
• 1889 – Henry Ogden Avery, New York City
• 1889 – Louise Blanchard Bethune of R. A. & L. Bethune, Buffalo, New York
• 1889 – Herbert C. Burdett of Marling & Burdett, Buffalo, New York
• 1889 – Charles Erastus Colton, Syracuse, New York
• 1889 – Enoch A. Curtis of Curtis & Archer, Fredonia, New York
• 1889 – Theodore de Lemos of De Lemos & Cordes, New York City
• 1889 – C. P. H. Gilbert, New York City
• 1889 – Edward Austin Kent, Buffalo, New York
• 1889 – Henry Franklin Kilburn, New York City
• 1889 – Truman I. Lacey of T. I. Lacey & Son, Binghamton, New York
• 1889 – Henry Rutgers Marshall, New York City
• 1889 – J. H. Pierce of Pierce & Dockstader, Elmira, New York
• 1889 – Cyrus Kinne Porter of C. K. Porter & Son, Buffalo, New York
• 1889 – Sidney V. Stratton, New York City
• 1889 – James E. Ware, New York City
• 1889 – William Sydney Wicks of Green & Wicks, Buffalo, New York
• 1890 – Edward Brodhead Green of Green & Wicks, Buffalo, New York
• 1890 – Arthur Bates Jennings, New York City
• 1890 – Bruce Price, New York City
• 1891 – John Merven Carrère of Carrère & Hastings, New York City
• 1891 – Walter Cook of Babb, Cook & Willard, New York City
• 1891 – Richard Howland Hunt of the office of Richard Morris Hunt, New York City
• 1891 – Daniel W. Willard of Babb, Cook & Willard, New York City
• 1892 – Arnold W. Brunner of Brunner & Tryon, New York City
• 1892 – George Cary, Buffalo, New York
• 1892 – Thomas Hastings of Carrère & Hastings, New York City
• 1892 – Thomas Tryon of Brunner & Tryon, New York City
• 1894 – John Stewart Barney of Barney and Chapman, New York City
• 1894 – John H. Duncan, New York City
• 1894 – George Edward Harding of George Edward Harding & Gooch, New York City
• 1894 – James Brown Lord, New York City
• 1894 – Charles T. Mott, New York City
• 1894 – Lawrence J. O'Connor, New York City
• 1894 – J. William Schickel of William Schickel & Company, New York City
• 1895 – Isaac E. Ditmars of Schickel & Ditmars, New York City
• 1895 – George Keister, New York City
• 1895 – Charles Thompson Mathews, New York City
• 1895 – William Burnet Tuthill, New York City
• 1896 – Rudolphe L. Daus, Brooklyn
• 1896 – James Monroe Hewlett of Lord and Hewlett, New York City
• 1897 – J. Foster Warner, Rochester, New York
• 1901 – William A. Boring of Boring & Tilton, New York City
• 1901 – John Galen Howard, New York City
• 1902 – George Lewis Heins of Heins & LaFarge, New York City
• 1902 – William Rutherford Mead of McKim, Mead & White, New York City
• 1903 – William M. Kendall of McKim, Mead & White, New York City
• 1903 – Austin W. Lord of Lord and Hewlett, New York City
• 1905 – Grosvenor Atterbury, New York City
• 1905 – C. B. J. Snyder, Superintendent of School Buildings, New York City
• 1906 – Henry Bacon, New York City
• 1906 – Bertram Grosvenor Goodhue of Cram, Goodhue & Ferguson, New York City
• 1906 – Samuel Breck Parkman Trowbridge of Trowbridge & Livingston, New York City
• 1907 – Claude Fayette Bragdon, Rochester, New York
• 1907 – Cyrus L. W. Eidlitz of Eidlitz & McKenzie, New York City
• 1907 – Harold Van Buren Magonigle, New York City
• 1907 – John Russell Pope, New York City
• 1908 – Goodhue Livingston of Trowbridge & Livingston, New York City
• 1908 – Edward Lippincott Tilton, New York City
• 1909 – Christopher Grant LaFarge of Heins & LaFarge, New York City
• 1910 – Robert D. Kohn, New York City
• 1910 – Robert Maynicke of Maynicke & Franke, New York City
• 1910 – Philip Sawyer of York & Sawyer, New York City
• 1910 – D. Everett Waid, New York City
• 1911 – Lloyd Warren, New York City
• 1912 – Walter B. Chambers, New York City
• 1912 – William Adams Delano of Delano & Aldrich, New York City
• 1912 – Lansing C. Holden, New York City
• 1912 – Charles A. Rich, New York City
• 1913 – Benjamin Wistar Morris of LaFarge & Morris, New York City
• 1913 – Charles A. Platt, New York City
• 1914 – Egerton Swartwout of Tracy & Swartwout, New York City
• 1915 – Donn Barber, New York City
• 1916 – Frederick L. Ackerman, New York City
• 1916 – Chester Holmes Aldrich of Delano & Aldrich, New York City
• 1916 – Alfred Dwight Foster Hamlin of Columbia University, New York City
• 1918 – Louis Ayres of York & Sawyer, New York City
• 1918 – Charles Butler of Butler & Rodman, New York City
• 1923 – John Walter Cross of Cross & Cross, New York City
• 1923 – Edwin S. Gordon of Gordon & Kaelber, Rochester, New York
• 1923 – Alexander Mackintosh, New York City
• 1923 – John Vredenburgh Van Pelt, New York City
• 1926 – Edward Pearce Casey, New York City
• 1926 – Harvey Wiley Corbett of Helmle & Corbett, New York City
• 1926 – August Esenwein of Esenwein & Johnson, Buffalo, New York
• 1926 – Ernest Flagg, New York City
• 1926 – Joseph H. Freedlander, New York City
• 1926 – Howard Greenley, New York City
• 1926 – Arthur Loomis Harmon, New York City
• 1926 – John Mead Howells, New York City
• 1926 – Kenneth MacKenzie Murchison, New York City
• 1926 – Stephen F. Voorhees of McKenzie, Voorhees & Gmelin, New York City
• 1926 – Edward York of York & Sawyer, New York City
• 1927 – H. Hobart Weekes of Hiss and Weekes, New York City
• 1930 – Otto R. Eggers of the office of John Russell Pope, New York City
• 1930 – Julian Clarence Levi of Taylor & Levi, New York City
• 1930 – William Orr Ludlow of Ludlow & Peabody, New York City
• 1930 – Hobart Upjohn, New York City
• 1932 – Dwight James Baum, The Bronx
• 1932 – William G. Kaelber of Gordon & Kaelber, Rochester, New York
• 1932 – Richmond Harold Shreve of Shreve, Lamb & Harmon, New York City
• 1932 – Andrew J. Thomas, New York City
• 1932 – Ralph Thomas Walker of Voorhees, Gmelin & Walker, New York City
• 1934 – Walter Dabney Blair, New York City
• 1934 – Thomas Harlan Ellett, New York City
• 1934 – Leon N. Gillette of Walker & Gillette, New York City
• 1934 – Raymond Hood of Hood & Fouilhoux, New York City
• 1934 – Ely Jacques Kahn, New York City
• 1934 – William F. Lamb of Shreve, Lamb & Harmon, New York City
• 1934 – James Gamble Rogers, New York City
• 1934 – Clarence Stein, New York City
• 1934 – Henry Wright, New York City
• 1935 – Alfred Fellheimer of Fellheimer & Wagner, New York City
• 1936 – Hardie Phillip of Mayers, Murray & Phillip, New York City
• 1937 – Edward Shepard Hewitt, New York City
• 1937 – Eric Kebbon, New York City
• 1938 – James C. Mackenzie Jr., New York City
• 1939 – Eric Gugler, New York City
• 1939 – Mott B. Schmidt, New York City
• 1940 – Frank J. Forster, New York City
• 1941 – Electus D. Litchfield, New York City
• 1942 – Frederick G. Frost, New York City
• 1942 – Edgar I. Williams, New York City
• 1943 – Archibald Brown, New York City
• 1943 – J. André Fouilhoux of Harrison, Fouilhoux & Abramovitz, New York City
• 1944 – William Lawrence Bottomley, New York City
• 1944 – William Gehron of Gehron & Ross, New York City
• 1944 – Alfred Morton Githens of Githens & Keally, New York City
• 1944 – James Kellum Smith of McKim, Mead & White, New York City
• 1948 – George Bain Cummings of Conrad & Cummings, Binghamton, New York
• 1948 – Francis Keally of Keally & Patterson, New York City
• 1948 – Robert B. O'Connor of O'Connor & Kilham, New York City
• 1949 – Matthew Del Gaudio, New York City
• 1949 – Wallace Harrison of Harrison & Abramovitz, New York City
• 1949 – Daniel Paul Higgins of Eggers & Higgins, New York City
• 1949 – James William Kideney, Buffalo, New York
• 1949 – John Crosby Brown Moore, New York City
• 1949 – Louis Skidmore of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, New York City
• 1950 – Hugh Ferriss, New York City
• 1950 – Talbot Hamlin of Columbia University, New York City
• 1950 – Frederic Rhinelander King of Wyeth and King, New York City
• 1950 – Perry Coke Smith of Voorhees, Walker, Foley & Smith, New York City
• 1950 – Harvey Stevenson, New York City
• 1950 – Frederick James Woodbridge of Adams & Woodbridge, New York City
• 1951 – Walter H. Kilham Jr. of O'Connor & Kilham, New York City
• 1951 – William Lescaze of William Lescaze & Associates, New York City
• 1951 – William Platt of William and Geoffrey Platt, New York City
• 1951 – L. Andrew Reinhard of Reinhard, Hofmeister & Walquist, New York City
• 1951 – Lorimer Rich, New York City
• 1951 – Roland A. Wank of Fellheimer & Wagner, New York City
• 1951 – Lawrence Grant White of McKim, Mead & White, New York City
• 1952 – Max Abramovitz of Harrison & Abramovitz, New York City
• 1952 – Robert S. Hutchins of Moore & Hutchins, New York City
• 1952 – Alfred Easton Poor, New York City
• 1953 – Robert Allan Jacobs of Kahn & Jacobs, New York City
• 1953 – Morris Ketchum Jr. of Ketchum, Giná & Sharp, New York City
• 1953 – Albert Mayer of Mayer & Whittlesey, New York City
• 1953 – Geoffrey Platt of William and Geoffrey Platt, New York City
• 1953 – Otto J. Teegen, New York City
• 1954 – Percival Goodman, New York City
• 1955 – Elizabeth Coit of the New York City Housing Authority, New York City
• 1955 – Julian Whittlesey of Mayer & Whittlesey, New York City
• 1957 – B. Sumner Gruzen of Kelly & Gruzen, New York City
• 1957 – Benjamin L. Smith of Voorhees, Walker, Smith & Smith, New York City
• 1958 – Marcel Breuer of Marcel Breuer & Associates, New York City
• 1958 – Gordon Bunshaft of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, New York City
• 1958 – Robert Carson of Carson & Lundin, New York City
• 1958 – Edward Durell Stone, New York City
• 1959 – Cajetan J. B. Baumann of the Office of Franciscan Art and Architecture, New York City
• 1959 – Robert W. Cutler of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, New York City
• 1959 – G. E. Kidder Smith, New York City
• 1959 – Theodore J. Young of Eggers & Higgins, New York City
• 1960 – Lathrop Douglass, New York City
• 1960 – Louis B. LaFarge of LaFarge, Knox & Murphy, New York City
• 1960 – Geoffry N. Lawford of Brown, Lawford & Forbes, New York City
• 1960 – Daniel Schwartzman of Daniel Schwartzman & Associates, New York City
• 1960 – J. Walter Severinghaus of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, New York City
• 1961 – Ladislav L. Rado of Antonin Raymond & L. L. Rado, New York City
• 1961 – William B. Tabler, New York City
• 1962 – Charles R. Colbert of Columbia University, New York City
• 1962 – Douglas Haskell of Architectural Forum, New York City
• 1963 – George Nelson of George Nelson Associates, New York City
• 1964 – I. M. Pei of I. M. Pei & Associates, New York City
• 1964 – Maurice Rotival, New York City
• 1965 – Giorgio Cavaglieri, New York City
• 1965 – Philip Johnson, New York City
• 1966 – Edward Larrabee Barnes of Edward Larrabee Barnes Associates, New York City
• 1966 – Max O. Urbahn, New York City
• 1967 – Victor A. Lundy, New York City
• 1968 – Walker O. Cain of Walker O. Cain & Associates, New York City
• 1968 – Milton Milstein of Milstein, Wittek, Davis & Hamilton, Buffalo, New York
• 1968 – David Todd of David Todd & Associates, New York City
• 1969 – Samuel Brody of Davis, Brody & Associates, New York City
• 1969 – Lewis Davis of Davis, Brody & Associates, New York City
• 1969 – John M. Johansen, New York City
• 1969 – Richard G. Stein of Richard G. Stein & Associates, New York City
• 1970 – Ulrich Franzen of Ulrich Franzen & Associates, New York City
• 1970 – Paul Rudolph, New York City
• 1970 – Robert Weinberg, New York City
• 1972 – Henry N. Cobb of I. M. Pei & Partners, New York City
• 1972 – William J. Conklin of Conklin & Rossant, New York City
• 1972 – John Louis Wilson Jr., New York City
• 1973 – Robert F. Gatje of Marcel Breuer & Associates, New York City
• 1973 – Alfred A. Lama of Lama & Vassalotti, Brooklyn
• 1973 – James Stewart Polshek, New York City
• 1973 – Norval White of Levien, Deliso & White, New York City
• 1974 – Armand Phillip Bartos of Armand Bartos & Associates, New York City
• 1974 – Araldo Cossutta of Cossutta & Ponte, New York City
• 1974 – James Rossant of Conklin & Rossant, New York City
• 1974 – Danforth Toan of Warner, Burns, Toan, Lunde, New York City
• 1974 – Helge Westermann of Helge Westermann/Richard Miller/Associates, New York City
• 1975 – Romaldo Giurgola of Mitchell/Giurgola, New York City
• 1976 – Maria Bentel of Bentel & Bentel, Locust Valley, New York
• 1976 – Hugh Hardy of Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates, New York City
• 1976 – Richard Meier of Richard Meier & Associates, New York City
• 1976 – Charles H. Warner Jr. of Warner, Burns, Toan, Lunde, New York City
• 1977 – John Burgee of Johnson/Burgee Architects, New York City
• 1977 – James Ingo Freed of I. M. Pei & Partners, New York City
• 1977 – Jordan Gruzen of Gruzen & Partners, New York City
• 1977 – Frithjof M. Lunde of Warner, Burns, Toan, Lunde, New York City
• 1978 – Richard Dattner or Richard Dattner & Associates, New York City
• 1979 – Richard Lewis Blinder of Beyer Blinder Belle, New York City
• 1979 – John Hejduk, The Bronx
• 1979 – Lee Harris Pomeroy of Lee Harris Pomeroy Associates, New York City
• 1979 – Jaquelin T. Robertson of Cooper, Robertson & Partners, New York City
• 1980 – Tician Papachristou of Marcel Breuer Associates, New York City
• 1981 – Robert T. Coles of Robert Traynham Coles Architect, Buffalo, New York
• 1981 – Judith Edelman of Edelman Partnership/Architects, New York City
• 1981 – Peter Eisenman of Eisenman Architects, New York City
• 1981 – Charles Gwathmey of Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects, New York City
• 1981 – Malcolm Holzman of Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates, New York City
• 1981 – Norman Pfeiffer of Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates, New York City
• 1982 – William N. Breger of William N. Breger Associates, New York City
• 1982 – Charles Evans Hughes III of Charles E. Hughes Architect, New York City
• 1982 – Leonard Jacobson of I. M. Pei & Partners, New York City
• 1984 – Alfredo De Vido of Alfredo De Vido Associates, New York City
• 1984 – Donald P. Ryder of Bond Ryder & Associates, New York City
• 1984 – Robert A. M. Stern of Robert A.M. Stern Architects, New York City
• 1985 – Bruce Fowle of Fox & Fowle Architects, New York City
• 1985 – Barbara Neski of Neski Associates, New York City
• 1985 – Bartholomew Voorsanger of Voorsanger Architects, New York City
• 1986 – Alex Cooper of Cooper, Robertson & Partners, New York City
• 1986 – Myron Goldfinger of Myron Goldfinger Architect, New York City
• 1986 – Frances Halsband of Kliment Halsband Architects, New York City
• 1986 – Robert M. Kliment of Kliment Halsband Architects, New York City
• 1986 – A. Eugene Kohn of Kohn Pedersen Fox, New York City
• 1986 – Edgar Tafel of Edgar Tafel Architect, New York City
• 1987 – Sheldon Fox of Kohn Pedersen Fox, New York City
• 1988 – William Pedersen of Kohn Pedersen Fox, New York City
• 1991 – Norman Jaffe of Norman Jaffe Architect, Bridgehampton, New York
• 1991 – Robert H. Siegel of Gwathmey Siegel & Associates Architects, New York City
• 1992 – Paul Byard of Platt Byard Dovell Architects, New York City
• 1992 – Der Scutt of Der Scutt Architect, New York City
• 1992 – Tod Williams of Tod Williams Billie Tsien Architects, New York City
• 1993 – Bradford Perkins of Perkins Eastman, New York City
• 1993 – Rafael Vinoly of Rafael Viñoly Architects, New York City
• 1994 – Michael Adlerstein of the National Park Service, New York City
• 1994 – Ann R. Chaintreuil of Chaintreuil Jensen Stark Architects, Rochester, New York
• 1994 – Paul Willen of Daniel Pang Associates, New York City
• 1995 – J. Max Bond Jr. of Davis, Brody & Associates, New York City
• 1996 – Frank Williams of Frank Williams & Partners, New York City
• 1998 – Richard Gluckman of Gluckman Tang Architects, New York City
• 1998 – Margaret Helfand of Helfand Architecture, New York City
• 1998 – Marilyn Jordan Taylor of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, New York City
• 1999 – George H. Miller of Pei Cobb Freed & Partners, New York City
• 2003 – Carol Rusche Bentel of Bentel & Bentel, Locust Valley, New York
• 2003 – T. J. Gottesdiener of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, New York City
• 2003 – Lee H. Skolnick of Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership, New York City
• 2004 – James Biber of Pentagram, New York City
• 2004 – Michael Gabellini of Gabellini Associates, New York City
• 2004 – Jill Lerner of Kohn Pedersen Fox, New York City
• 2004 – Aaron Schwarz of Perkins Eastman, New York City
• 2004 – Jack Travis of Jack Travis Architect, the Bronx
• 2005 – Toshiko Mori of Toshiko Mori Architect, New York City
• 2005 – Frederic Schwartz of Frederic Schwartz Architects, New York City
• 2006 – Mario Gandelsonas of Agrest and Gandelsonas Architects, New York City
• 2006 – Robin Guenther of Guenther 5 Architects, New York City
• 2006 – Michael Manfredi of Weiss/Manfredi, New York City
• 2006 – Peter Marino of Peter Marino Architect, New York City
• 2006 – James von Klemperer of Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates, New York City
• 2006 – Roberta Washington of Roberta Washington Architects, New York City
• 2008 – Diana Agrest of Agrest and Gandelsonas Architects, New York City
• 2008 – Deborah Berke of Deborah Berke Partners, New York City
• 2008 – Louise Braverman of Louise Braverman Architect, New York City
• 2008 – Hillary Brown of the City College of New York, New York City
• 2008 – David J. Burney of the New York City Department of Design and Construction, Queens
• 2008 – Bernard Tschumi of Bernard Tschumi Architects, New York City
• 2009 – Annabelle Selldorf of Selldorf Architects, New York City
• 2011 – Stan Allen of Stan Allen Architect, New York City
• 2011 – Thomas Phifer of Thomas Phifer and Partners, New York City
• 2012 – Rick Cook of COOKFOX Architects, New York City
• 2012 – Dan Kaplan of FXFOWLE Architects, New York City
• 2012 – Marion Weiss of Weiss/Manfredi, New York City
• 2013 – Carlos Brillembourg of Carlos Brillembourg Architects, New York City
• 2013 – Claire Weisz of WXY Architecture, New York City
• 2014 – Morris Adjmi of Morris Adjmi Architects, New York City
• 2014 – Andrew Berman of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, New York City
• 2014 – Nestor Bottino of Holzman Moss Bottino Architecture, New York City
• 2014 – Peter Pennoyer of Peter Pennoyer Architects, New York City
• 2015 – Gary Handel of Handel Architects, New York City
• 2015 – Frank Mruk of the Center for Strategic Innovation, New York City
• 2015 – George Ranalli of George Ranalli Architect, New York City
• 2015 – David Rockwell of the Rockwell Group, New York City
• 2017 – John Cetra of CetraRuddy, New York City
• 2017 – Gary Haney of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, New York City
• 2017 – Paul Lewis of LTL Architects, New York City
• 2017 – Daniel Libeskind of Studio Libeskind, New York City
• 2018 – Pablo Castro of Obra Architects, New York City
• 2018 – Vishaan Chakrabarti of the Practice for Architecture and Urbanism, New York City
• 2018 – Craig Edward Dykers of Snøhetta, New York City
• 2019 – Andrew Whalley of Grimshaw Architects, New York City
• 2020 – Susannah Drake of DLANDstudio, Brooklyn
• 2020 – Scott Henson of Scott Henson Architect, New York City
• 2020 – Joseph Tanney of Resolution: 4 Architecture, New York City
• 2020 – Jay Valgora of STUDIO V Architecture, New York City
• 2021 – Pascale Sablan of Adjaye Associates, New York City
• 2021 – Hilary Sample of MOS Architects, New York City
• 2021 – James Sanders of James Sanders Studio, New York City
• 2022 – Lori Brown of Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York
• 2024 – Nicole Hollant-Denis of Aaris Design Architects, New York City
• 2024 – Joyce Hwang of the University at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York

North Carolina

The Winston-Salem City Hall (1926), designed by Willard C. Northup (1932) of Northup & O'Brien.

The Harvey B. Gantt Center (2009) in Charlotte, designed by Phil Freelon (2003) of The Freelon Group.

• 1926 – William H. Lord, Asheville, North Carolina
• 1932 – Willard C. Northup of Northup & O'Brien, Winston-Salem, North Carolina
• 1955 – W. Henley Deitrick, Raleigh, North Carolina
• 1957 – Henry L. Kamphoefner of North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina
• 1957 – Anthony Lord of Six Associates, Asheville, North Carolina
• 1957 – Arthur G. Odell Jr. of A. G. Odell Jr. & Associates, Charlotte, North Carolina
• 1965 – Harwell Hamilton Harris of North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina
• 1968 – S. Scott Ferebee Jr. of Ferebee, Walters & Associates, Charlotte, North Carolina
• 1969 – J. Norman Pease Jr. of J. N. Pease Associates, Charlotte, North Carolina
• 1974 – Arthur Cogswell of Cogswell/Hausler, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
• 1977 – Harry Wolf of Wolf Associates, Charlotte, North Carolina
• 1978 – Charlie Boney of Leslie N. Boney Architect, Wilmington, North Carolina
• 1986 – Ligon Flynn of Ligon B. Flynn Architect, Wilmington, North Carolina
• 1987 – Harvey Gantt of Gantt Huberman Architects, Charlotte, North Carolina
• 1987 – Gerald Li of Clark Tribble Harris & Li, Charlotte, North Carolina
• 1988 – Ronald Mace of Barrier Free Environments Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina
• 1989 – Herbert P. McKim of Ballard, McKim & Sawyer, Wilmington, North Carolina
• 1991 – Murray Whisnant of Murray Whisnant Architects, Charlotte, North Carolina
• 1998 – Frank Harmon of Frank Harmon Architect, Raleigh, North Carolina
• 2000 – Michael Tribble of Clark Tribble Harris & Li, Charlotte, North Carolina
• 2003 – Phil Freelon of The Freelon Group, Durham, North Carolina
• 2006 – Jeffrey Lee of Pearce Brinkley Cease + Lee, Raleigh, North Carolina
• 2018 – Zena Howard of Perkins+Will, Durham, North Carolina

North Dakota

• 1968 – Gilbert R. Horton of Gilbert R. Horton Architects, Jamestown, North Dakota
• 1969 – Robert A. Ritterbush of Ritterbush Brothers, Bismarck, North Dakota
• 1995 – Gary W. Johnson of Johnson & Laffen Architects, Grand Forks, North Dakota

Ohio

Hayes Hall (1893) of Ohio State University, designed by Frank L. Packard (1895).

The Cleveland City Hall (1916), designed by J. Milton Dyer (1911).

Severance Hall (1931) in Cleveland, designed by Frank R. Walker (1923) of Walker & Weeks.

The Ohio History Center (1970), designed by W. Byron Ireland (1972) of Ireland, Associates.

The Mansfield Art Center (1971), designed by Don M. Hisaka (1975) of Don M. Hisaka & Associates.

The Music and Communication Building of Cleveland State University (1990), designed by Peter van Dijk (1979) of Dalton, van Dijk, Johnson & Partners.

• 1870 – Samuel Hannaford, Cincinnati
• 1870 – James W. McLaughlin, Cincinnati
• 1870 – Albert C. Nash, Cincinnati
• 1870 – Levi T. Scofield, Cleveland
• 1871 – William Tinsley, Cincinnati
• 1879 – D. W. Gibbs, Toledo, Ohio
• 1881 – Charles Crapsey, Cincinnati
• 1882 – George W. Rapp, Cincinnati
• 1885 – David L. Stine of David W. Gibbs & Company, Toledo, Ohio
• 1886 – Silas Reese Burns of Peters & Burns, Dayton, Ohio
• 1887 – Frank O. Weary of Weary & Kramer, Akron, Ohio
• 1888 – George F. Hammond, Cleveland
• 1889 – William Martin Aiken, Cincinnati
• 1889 – Frank Seymour Barnum of Coburn & Barnum, Cleveland
• 1889 – Forrest A. Coburn of Coburn & Barnum, Cleveland
• 1889 – John Eisenmann, Cleveland
• 1889 – Alfred Oscar Elzner, Cincinnati
• 1889 – George W. Kramer of Weary & Kramer, Akron, Ohio
• 1889 – Herbert A. Linthwaite, Columbus, Ohio
• 1889 – Charles Henry Owsley of Owsley & Boucherle, Youngstown, Ohio
• 1889 – Charles F. Schweinfurth, Cleveland
• 1889 – Elah Terrell, Columbus, Ohio
• 1889 – Guy Tilden, Canton, Ohio
• 1889 – Charles Insco Williams of Williams, Otter & Dexter, Dayton, Ohio
• 1889 – Joseph W. Yost, Columbus, Ohio
• 1893 – William P. Ginther, Akron, Ohio
• 1894 – William Warren Sabin, Cleveland
• 1895 – Frank L. Packard of Yost & Packard, Columbus, Ohio
• 1907 – Benjamin S. Hubbell of Hubbell & Benes, Cleveland
• 1909 – Abram Garfield, Cleveland
• 1911 – J. Milton Dyer, Cleveland
• 1912 – W. Dominick Benes of Hubbell & Benes, Cleveland
• 1915 – George S. Mills of Mills, Rhines, Bellman & Nordhoff, Toledo, Ohio
• 1923 – Frank Ray Walker of Walker & Weeks, Cleveland
• 1926 – Charles Sumner Schneider, Cleveland
• 1938 – Frederick W. Garber, Cincinnati
• 1938 – Harry W. Wachter, Toledo, Ohio
• 1943 – Charles F. Cellarius, Cincinnati
• 1944 – Alexander C. Robinson III of Garfield, Harris, Robinson & Schafer, Cleveland
• 1945 – Lawrence S. Bellman of Bellman, Gillett & Richards, Toledo, Ohio
• 1945 – Howard Dwight Smith, Columbus, Ohio
• 1947 – Charles E. Firestone, Canton, Ohio
• 1947 – Charles Frederick Owsley of Owsley & Samuels, Youngstown, Ohio
• 1948 – J. Byers Hays of Conrad, Hays, Simpson & Ruth, Cleveland
• 1948 – George Marshall Martin, Cincinnati
• 1948 – Philip Lindsley Small, Cleveland
• 1949 – Harry Hake of Hake & Hake Jr., Cincinnati
• 1949 – Joseph L. Weinberg, Cleveland
• 1950 – A. Lincoln Fechheimer, Cincinnati
• 1951 – Munroe W. Copper Jr., Cleveland
• 1954 – Harry I. Schenck of Schenck & Williams, Dayton, Ohio
• 1955 – Anthony S. Ciresi, Cleveland
• 1955 – John N. Richards of Bellman, Gillett & Richards, Toledo, Ohio
• 1958 – Carl F. Guenther of Outcalt, Guenther & Associates, Cleveland
• 1960 – Gilbert H. Coddington of Brooks & Coddington, Columbus, Ohio
• 1964 – Herbert Baumer of the Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
• 1965 – Robert A. Little of Robert A. Little & George F. Dalton & Associates, Cleveland
• 1967 – George F. Schatz of George F. Schatz & Associated Architects, Cincinnati
• 1972 – W. Byron Ireland of Ireland, Associates, Columbus, Ohio
• 1974 – Richard Fleischman of Richard Fleischman & Associates, Cleveland
• 1974 – Robert P. Madison of Madison-Madison International, Cleveland
• 1975 – Don M. Hisaka of Don M. Hisaka & Associates, Cleveland
• 1976 – Orville H. Bauer of Richards, Bauer & Moorhead, Toledo, Ohio
• 1979 – Peter van Dijk of Dalton, van Dijk, Johnson & Partners, Cleveland
• 1981 – Nicholas Lesko of Lesko Associates, Cleveland
• 1981 – Norman Perttula of Dalton Dalton Little Newport, Cleveland
• 1983 – Fred Toguchi of Fred Toguchi Associates, Cleveland
• 1986 – William A. Blunden of Blunden/Barclay, Cleveland
• 1988 – Carole J. Olshavsky, State Architect, Columbus, Ohio
• 1992 – Friedrich K. M. Böhm of NBBJ, Columbus, Ohio
• 1992 – Ballard H. T. Kirk of Kirk Associates/Architects, Columbus, Ohio
• 1995 – Paul Westlake Jr. of van Dijk, Pace, Westlake & Partners, Cleveland
• 1997 – Curtis J. Moody of Moody Nolan, Columbus
• 1999 – Douglas L. Steidl of Braun & Steidl Architects, Akron, Ohio
• 2000 – Ronald A. Reed of van Dijk, Pace, Westlake & Partners, Cleveland
• 2001 – Chris Widener of WDC Group, Springfield, Ohio

Oklahoma

The Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts (1967) in Reno, Nevada, designed by John Bozalis (1974) of Bozalis-Dickinson-Roloff.

• 1931 – Charles Wilmott Dawson, Muskogee, Oklahoma
• 1940 – Leonard Henry Bailey of Bailey & Alden, Oklahoma City
• 1957 – Albert S. Ross, Ada, Oklahoma
• 1957 – Leon B. Senter, Tulsa, Oklahoma
• 1970 – Robert Lawton Jones of Murray Jones Murray, Tulsa, Oklahoma
• 1974 – John Bozalis of Bozalis-Dickinson-Roloff, Oklahoma City
• 1975 – Robert M. Lawrence of Noftsger, Lawrence, Lawrence & Flesher, Oklahoma City
• 1976 – Rex M. Ball of Hudgins, Thompson & Ball, Tulsa, Oklahoma
• 1978 – Christine Salmon of Salmon & Salmon, Stillwater, Oklahoma
• 1985 – James L. Loftis of Loftis Bell Downing & Partners, Oklahoma City
• 1994 – Rand Elliott of Elliott Associates, Oklahoma City

Oregon

The Zion Lutheran Church in Portland, Oregon, designed by Pietro Belluschi (1948) and completed in 1950.

• 1895 – Edgar M. Lazarus, Portland, Oregon
• 1913 – Ellis F. Lawrence of Lawrence & Holford, Portland, Oregon
• 1916 – Ion Lewis of Whidden & Lewis, Portland, Oregon
• 1941 – William H. Crowell of A. E. Doyle & Associate, Portland, Oregon
• 1948 – Pietro Belluschi of A. E. Doyle & Associate, Portland, Oregon
• 1949 – Glenn Stanton of Stanton, Boles, Maguire & Church, Portland, Oregon
• 1951 – Herman Brookman, Portland, Oregon
• 1951 – Walter E. Church of Church, Newberry & Roehr, Portland, Oregon
• 1979 – Marjorie Wintermute of Architects Northwest, Portland, Oregon
• 1980 – DeNorval Unthank Jr. of Unthank Seder Poticha Architects, Eugene, Oregon
• 1985 – Robert E. Oringdulph of Broome, Oringdulph, Randolph, and Associates, Portland, Oregon
• 1997 – Darrell L. Smith of TBG Architects, Eugene, Oregon
• 2015 – Nathan L. Good of Nathan Good Architects, Salem, Oregon

Pennsylvania

Founder's Hall of Girard College, designed by Thomas U. Walter (1857) and completed in 1848.

The Church of the New Jerusalem in Philadelphia, designed by Theophilus P. Chandler Jr. (1886) and completed in 1881.

Brookings Hall of Washington University in St. Louis, designed by Walter Cope (1900) of Cope & Stewardson and completed in 1902.

The Main Building of the University of Texas at Austin, designed by Paul P. Cret (1913) and completed in 1934.

The Municipal Services Building in Philadelphia, designed by Vincent G. Kling (1960) and completed in 1965.

The Phillips Exeter Academy Library in Exeter, New Hampshire, designed by Louis Kahn (1953) and completed in 1971.

The Sainsbury Wing of the National Gallery in London, designed by Robert Venturi (1978) and Denise Scott Brown (Hon. 2016) of Venturi, Rauch & Scott Brown and completed in 1991.

• 1857 – Thomas Ustick Walter, Philadelphia
• 1869 – John Fraser of Fraser, Furness & Hewitt, Philadelphia
• 1869 – Frank Heyling Furness of Fraser, Furness & Hewitt, Philadelphia
• 1869 – George Wattson Hewitt of Fraser, Furness & Hewitt, Philadelphia
• 1869 – John McArthur Jr., Philadelphia
• 1869 – Henry Augustus Sims, Philadelphia
• 1869 – Samuel Sloan, Philadelphia
• 1876 – Hugo Kafka of Schwarzmann & Kafka, Philadelphia
• 1876 – Herman J. Schwarzmann of Schwarzmann & Kafka, Philadelphia
• 1880 – James H. Windrim, Philadelphia
• 1886 – Theophilus P. Chandler Jr., Philadelphia
• 1889 – Willis G. Hale, Philadelphia
• 1889 – Edward Hazlehurst of Hazlehurst & Huckel, Philadelphia
• 1889 – Samuel Huckel of Hazlehurst & Huckel, Philadelphia
• 1889 – Albert Hamilton Kipp of Kipp & Podmore, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
• 1892 – Addison Hutton, Philadelphia
• 1893 – Wilson Eyre, Philadelphia
• 1895 – Frank Miles Day of Frank Miles Day & Brother, Philadelphia
• 1900 – Walter Cope of Cope & Stewardson, Philadelphia
• 1900 – Edgar Viguers Seeler, Philadelphia
• 1905 – Alfred B. Harlow of Alden & Harlow, Pittsburgh
• 1907 – Albert Kelsey, Philadelphia
• 1910 – John A. Dempwolf, York, Pennsylvania
• 1910 – Milton Bennett Medary of Zantzinger, Borie & Medary, Philadelphia
• 1911 – Clarence C. Zantzinger of Zantzinger, Borie & Medary, Philadelphia
• 1913 – Paul Philippe Cret, Philadelphia
• 1913 – Charles Zeller Klauder of Day & Klauder, Philadelphia
• 1913 – Edward Stotz, Pittsburgh
• 1915 – Warren Powers Laird, Philadelphia
• 1915 – Frederick A. Russell of Rutan & Russell, Pittsburgh
• 1916 – Benno Janssen of Janssen & Abbott, Pittsburgh
• 1923 – John T. Comès of Comès, Perry & McMullen, Pittsburgh
• 1925 – Robert Rodes McGoodwin, Philadelphia
• 1926 – Henry Hornbostel, Pittsburgh
• 1926 – Charles Barton Keen, Philadelphia
• 1926 – Arthur Ingersoll Meigs of Mellor, Meigs & Howe, Philadelphia
• 1926 – John T. Windrim, Philadelphia
• 1927 – George I. Lovatt Sr., Philadelphia
• 1930 – Walter Horstmann Thomas of Thomas, Martin & Kirkpatrick, Philadelphia
• 1930 – Frank Rushmore Watson of Watson, Edkins & Thompson, Philadelphia
• 1931 – Walter Mellor of Mellor & Meigs, Philadelphia
• 1932 – Reinhardt Dempwolf of the office of John A. Dempwolf, York, Pennsylvania
• 1932 – Leicester Bodine Holland of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
• 1932 – R. Brognard Okie, Philadelphia
• 1934 – John Harbeson of the office of Paul Philippe Cret, Philadelphia
• 1934 – Miller I. Kast of Kast & Kelker, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
• 1936 – Charles Willing of Willing, Sims & Talbutt, Philadelphia
• 1938 – Edmund B. Gilchrist, Philadelphia
• 1938 – William J. H. Hough of the office of Paul Philippe Cret, Philadelphia
• 1939 – Fiske Kimball, Philadelphia
• 1940 – Roy F. Larson of the office of Paul Philippe Cret, Philadelphia
• 1943 – M. Edmunds Dunlap of Davis & Dunlap, Philadelphia
• 1943 – George Howe, Philadelphia
• 1945 – William H. Livingston of Harbeson, Hough, Livingston & Larson, Philadelphia
• 1946 – G. Edwin Brumbaugh, Gwynedd Valley, Pennsylvania
• 1947 – Frederick Augustus Muhlenberg of Muhlenberg, Yerkes & Muhlenberg, Reading, Pennsylvania
• 1950 – William Pope Barney of Barney & Banwell, Philadelphia
• 1951 – W. R. Morton Keast, Philadelphia
• 1951 – Howell Lewis Shay of Howell Lewis Shay & Associates, Philadelphia
• 1951 – Grant M. Simon, Philadelphia
• 1952 – H. Louis Duhring Jr., Philadelphia
• 1952 – M. Edwin Green of Lawrie & Green, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
• 1953 – Thomas H. Atherton of Lacy, Atherton & Davis, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
• 1953 – Louis Kahn, Philadelphia
• 1954 – J. Roy Carroll Jr. of Carroll, Grisdale & Van Alen, Philadelphia
• 1956 – Alfred Bendiner, Philadelphia
• 1956 – Charles M. Stotz of Charles M. & Edward Stotz Jr., Pittsburgh
• 1957 – John T. Grisdale of Carroll, Grisdale & Van Alen, Philadelphia
• 1959 – Oscar Stonorov of Stonorov & Haws, Philadelphia
• 1960 – John Hunter Jr. of Hunter, Campbell & Rea, Altoona, Pennsylvania
• 1960 – Vincent G. Kling of Vincent G. Kling & Associates, Philadelphia
• 1961 – Charles E. Peterson, of the National Park Service, Philadelphia
• 1962 – Robert W. Noble of Martin, Stewart, Noble & Class, Philadelphia
• 1966 – George Harold Waldo Haag of Haag & d'Entremont, Jenkintown, Pennsylvania
• 1966 – Louis de Moll of the Ballinger Company, Philadelphia
• 1967 – Robert L. Geddes of Geddes, Brecher, Qualls, Cunningham, Philadelphia
• 1968 – T. Norman Mansell of Mansell, Lewis & Fugate, Philadelphia
• 1968 – Harold E. Wagoner of Harold E. Wagoner & Associates, Philadelphia
• 1968 – David A. Wallace of Wallace Roberts & Todd, Philadelphia
• 1969 – Ehrman B. Mitchell of Mitchell/Giurgola, Philadelphia
• 1971 – Edmund N. Bacon, Philadelphia
• 1973 – Louis Sauer of Louis Sauer Associates, Philadelphia
• 1975 – R. Buckminster Fuller, Philadelphia
• 1975 – Anne Tyng of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
• 1976 – Walter Livingston, Philadelphia
• 1976 – Richard Saul Wurman, Philadelphia
• 1978 – John Rauch of Venturi & Rauch, Philadelphia
• 1978 – Mario Romañach of the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
• 1978 – Robert Venturi of Venturi & Rauch, Philadelphia
• 1981 – Peter Bohlin of Bohlin Powell Larkin Cywinski, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
• 1982 – Sylvester Damianos of Damianos & Associates, Pittsburgh
• 1983 – Charles E. Dagit Jr. of Dagit Saylor Architects, Philadelphia
• 1985 – Ray Grenald of Grenald Associates, Philadelphia
• 1987 – Louis D. Astorino of L. D. Astorino & Associates, Pittsburgh
• 1987 – E. Richard Rittelmann of Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann Associates, Butler, Pennsylvania
• 1991 – Susan Maxman of Susan Maxman Architects, Philadelphia
• 1995 – Bernard Cywinski of Bohlin Cywinski Jackson, Philadelphia
• 1996 – Stephen Kieran of KieranTimberlake, Philadelphia
• 1996 – Adèle Naudé Santos of Adèle Naudé Santos Architect, Philadelphia
• 2014 – Daniela Holt Voith of Voith & Mactavish Architects, Philadelphia
• 2016 – William J. Bates of Eat'n Park Hospitality Group, Pittsburgh

Rhode Island

The Providence Public Library (1900), designed by Edmund R. Willson (1889) of Stone, Carpenter & Willson.

The Woonsocket Harris Public Library (1974), designed by William D. Warner (1981).

• 1857 – Alpheus C. Morse, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1857 – Thomas Alexander Tefft, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1875 – Charles E. Carpenter of Stone & Carpenter, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1875 – George Champlin Mason Jr. of George C. Mason & Son, Newport, Rhode Island
• 1875 – Edward I. Nickerson, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1876 – Alfred Stone of Stone & Carpenter, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1883 – Thomas J. Gould of Gould & Angell, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1885 – James Murphy, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1889 – Frank W. Angell of Gould & Angell, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1889 – Fred E. Field, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1889 – Howard Hoppin, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1889 – Franklin J. Sawtelle, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1889 – Edmund R. Willson of Stone, Carpenter & Willson, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1913 – Norman M. Isham, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1914 – Prescott O. Clarke of Clarke & Howe, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1923 – Wallis Eastburn Howe of Clarke & Howe, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1930 – F. Ellis Jackson of Jackson, Robertson & Adams, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1937 – John Hutchins Cady, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1940 – Albert Harkness, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1957 – Philip D. Creer of Creer, Kent, Cruise & Aldrich, Providence, Rhode Island
• 1974 – Rockwell King DuMoulin, Wakefield, Rhode Island
• 1981 – William D. Warner of William D. Warner Architects and Planners, Exeter, Rhode Island
• 1982 – Irving B. Haynes of Irving B. Haynes & Associates, Providence, Rhode Island
• 2004 – James Estes of Estes/Twombly Architects, Newport, Rhode Island (living)
• 2005 – William L. Kite of William Kite Architects, Providence, Rhode Island (living)
• 2008 – Friedrich St. Florian of Friedrich St. Florian Architects, Providence, Rhode Island

South Carolina

The Memminger Auditorium (1939) in Charleston, designed by Albert Simons (1934) and Samuel Lapham IV (1937) of Simons & Lapham.

• 1914 – Charles C. Wilson of Wilson & Sompayrac, Columbia, South Carolina
• 1934 – Albert Simons of Simons & Lapham, Charleston, South Carolina
• 1937 – Samuel Lapham VI of Simons & Lapham, Charleston, South Carolina
• 1962 – Harlan E. McClure of the Clemson Agricultural College, Clemson, South Carolina
• 1964 – William G. Lyles of Lyles, Bissett, Carlisle, and Wolff, Columbia, South Carolina
• 1967 – Louis M. Wolff of Lyles, Bissett, Carlisle, and Wolff, Columbia, South Carolina
• 1972 – Thomas J. Bissett of Lyles, Bissett, Carlisle, and Wolff, Columbia, South Carolina
• 1973 – William A. Carlisle of Lyles, Bissett, Carlisle, and Wolff, Columbia, South Carolina
• 1990 – Thompson Penney of Lucas Stubbs Pascullis Powell & Penney, Charleston, South Carolina
• 1994 – James Frazier Barker of Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina
• 2012 – Jane Frederick of Frederick + Frederick Architects, Beaufort, South Carolina
• 2016 – Dennis S. Ward of FW Architects, Florence, South Carolina

South Dakota

• 1959 – Harold Spitznagel of Harold Spitznagel & Associates, Sioux Falls

Tennessee

Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee, designed by Hugh Cathcart Thompson (FAIA 1889) and completed in 1891.

The Art and Architecture Building (1980) of the University of Tennessee, designed by Bruce McCarty (1969) of McCarty Bullock Holsaple.

• 1870 – James B. Cook, Memphis, Tennessee
• 1884 – William Crawford Smith, Nashville, Tennessee
• 1889 – Matthias Harvey Baldwin, Memphis, Tennessee
• 1889 – Joseph Baumann of Baumann Brothers, Knoxville, Tennessee
• 1889 – Hugh Cathcart Thompson, Nashville, Tennessee
• 1891 – Rudolph Zerses Gill, Knoxville, Tennessee
• 1918 – Edward Emmett Dougherty, Nashville, Tennessee
• 1929 – Bayard Snowden Cairns of Hanker & Cairns, Memphis, Tennessee
• 1932 – Henry C. Hibbs, Nashville, Tennessee
• 1938 – Max H. Furbringer of Jones & Furbringer, Memphis, Tennessee
• 1948 – Joe Frazer Smith of J. Frazer Smith & Associates, Memphis, Tennessee
• 1964 – Alfred L. Aydelott of A. L. Aydelott & Associates, Memphis, Tennessee
• 1969 – Bruce McCarty of Bruce McCarty & Associates, Knoxville, Tennessee
• 1982 – Roy Harrover of Roy P. Harrover & Associates, Memphis, Tennessee
• 1983 – Bruce Crabtree of Taylor & Crabtree, Nashville, Tennessee
• 1985 – Earl Swensson of Earl Swensson Associates, Nashville, Tennessee
• 1995 – Lee Askew III of Askew Nixon Ferguson Wolfe, Memphis, Tennessee
• 1996 – J. Carson Looney of Looney Ricks Kiss, Memphis, Tennessee
• 1998 – Greg Hnedak of Hnedak Bobo Group, Memphis, Tennessee
• 2004 – Louis Pounders of Williamson Pounders Architects, Memphis, Tennessee
• 2005 – James F. Williamson of Williamson Pounders Architects, Memphis, Tennessee
• 2009 – Todd Walker of archimania, Memphis, Tennessee
• 2010 – Barry Alan Yoakum of archimania, Memphis, Tennessee

Texas

The Ashbel Smith Building of the University of Texas Medical Branch, designed by Nicholas J. Clayton (1889) and completed in 1891.

The Caroline Wiess Law Building of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, designed by William Ward Watkin (1949) and completed in 1924.

• 1889 – Nicholas J. Clayton, Galveston, Texas
• 1889 – James E. Flanders, Dallas
• 1923 – Herbert M. Greene of the Herbert M. Greene Company, Dallas
• 1927 – Harry A. Overbeck, Dallas
• 1931 – Atlee B. Ayres of Atlee B. & Robert M. Ayres, San Antonio
• 1941 – John F. Staub of Staub & Rather, Houston
• 1944 – Hugo Kuehne of Giesecke, Kuehne & Brooks, Austin, Texas
• 1949 – Birdsall Briscoe, Houston
• 1949 – Alfred C. Finn, Houston
• 1949 – Kenneth Franzheim, Houston
• 1949 – William Ward Watkin of the Rice Institute, Houston
• 1950 – John T. Rather Jr. of Staub & Rather, Houston
• 1954 – Donald S. Nelson of Broad & Nelson, Dallas
• 1954 – Herbert M. Tatum of Tatum & Quade, Dallas
• 1955 – Donald Barthelme, Houston
• 1955 – Karl Kamrath of MacKie & Kamrath, Houston
• 1955 – F. Talbott Wilson of Wilson, Morris & Crain, Houston
• 1956 – R. Max Brooks of Kuehne, Brooks & Barr, Austin, Texas
• 1957 – Roscoe DeWitt, Dallas
• 1957 – Arthur Fehr of Fehr & Granger, Austin, Texas
• 1957 – Hermon F. Lloyd of Lloyd & Morgan, Houston
• 1957 – Fred J. MacKie Jr. of MacKie & Kamrath, Houston
• 1957 – Howard R. Meyer, Dallas
• 1958 – George Dahl, Dallas
• 1958 – Llewellyn W. Pitts of Pitts, Mebane & Phelps, Beaumont, Texas
• 1959 – J. Murrell Bennett of Bennett & Crittenden, Dallas
• 1959 – Hamilton Brown, Houston
• 1960 – O'Neil Ford, San Antonio
• 1962 – William Wayne Caudill of Caudill Rowlett Scott, Houston
• 1962 – George F. Harrell of Harrell & Hamilton, Dallas
• 1963 – Harry D. Payne, Houston
• 1967 – Ralph A. Anderson Jr. of Wilson, Morris, Crain & Anderson, Houston
• 1968 – Howard Barnstone of Barnstone & Aubry, Houston
• 1968 – Daniel Boone of Boone & Pope, Abilene, Texas
• 1970 – Howard R. Barr of Brooks, Barr, Graeber & White, Austin, Texas
• 1970 – Arch B. Swank Jr. of A. B. Swank Associates, Dallas
• 1972 – William Merriweather Peña of Caudill Rowlett Scott, Houston
• 1973 – Preston M. Geren Jr. of Geren Associates, Fort Worth, Texas
• 1975 – Louis Daeuble Jr. of Carroll, Daeuble, DuSang & Rand, El Paso, Texas
• 1975 – Arthur E. Jones of Lloyd/Jones & Associates, Houston
• 1976 – Benjamin E. Brewer Jr. of Neuhaus & Taylor, Houston
• 1976 – John M. McGinty of the McGinty Partnership, Houston
• 1977 – Gene Aubry of S. I. Morris Associates, Houston
• 1977 – John S. Chase, Houston
• 1978 – Paul A. Kennon of Caudill Rowlett Scott, Houston
• 1979 – William T. Cannady of Wm. T. Cannady & Associates, Houston
• 1979 – Clovis Heimsath of Clovis Heimsath & Associates, Fayetteville, Texas
• 1979 – Charles B. Thomsen of Caudill Rowlett Scott, Houston
• 1982 – John Zemanek of the University of Houston, Houston
• 1984 – Sinclair Black of Black Atkinson Vernooy, Austin, Texas
• 1984 – Richard Keating of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Houston
• 1984 – Frank Kelly of Sikes Jennings Kelly, Houston
• 1986 – Ronald L. Skaggs of Harwood K. Smith & Partners, Dallas
• 1991 – John J. Casbarian of Taft Architects, Houston
• 1991 – Carolyn Peterson of Ford, Powell & Carson, San Antonio
• 1995 – Larry Speck of Page Southerland Page, Austin, Texas
• 1996 – David Lake of Lake Flato Architects, San Antonio
• 1998 – Coulson Tough of The Woodlands Corporation, The Woodlands, Texas
• 2003 – Peter Hoyt Brown of Civic Design Associates, Houston
• 2005 – Elizabeth Chu Richter of Richter Architects, Corpus Christi, Texas
• 2010 – Joe Mashburn of the University of Houston, Houston
• 2010 – Jeff Potter of Potter Architects, Dallas
• 2011 – Juan Miró of Miró Rivera Architects, Austin, Texas
• 2013 – Dick Clark of Dick Clark Architecture, Austin, Texas
• 2014 – Dan Hart of Parkhill, Smith & Cooper, Midland, Texas
• 2014 – David Heymann of David Heymann Architect, Austin, Texas
• 2014 – Bryan Trubey of HKS, Inc., Dallas
• 2015 – Alfred Vidaurri Jr. of Freese & Nichols, Fort Worth, Texas
• 2016 – Fred Perpall of The Beck Group, Dallas
• 2017 – Anthony Alofsin of Anthony Alofsin Architect, Austin, Texas

Utah

• 1889 – Samuel Cleeton Dallas of Dallas & Hedges, Salt Lake City
• 1889 – William S. Hedges of Dallas & Hedges, Salt Lake City
• 1940 – Raymond J. Ashton of Ashton & Evans, Salt Lake City
• 1940 – Walter E. Ware of Ware & McClenahan, Salt Lake City
• 1957 – Fred L. Markham, Provo, Utah
• 1958 – George Cannon Young, Salt Lake City
• 1969 – Georgius Y. Cannon, Salt Lake City
• 1970 – Dean L. Gustavson of Dean L. Gustavson Associates, Salt Lake City
• 1983 – Neil Astle of Astle, Ericson & Associates, Salt Lake City
• 1986 – Franklin T. Ferguson of FFKR Architects, Salt Lake City
• 1992 – George N. Daniels of Edwards & Daniels Associates, Salt Lake City
• 2013 – Kenneth J. Naylor of Naylor Wentworth Lund Architects, Salt Lake City
• 2015 – Jim Nielson of Axis Architects, Salt Lake City

Vermont

• 1966 – William W. Freeman of Freeman French Freeman, Burlington, Vermont
• 2006 – Frank M. Guillot of Guillot-Vivian-Viehmann Architects, Burlington, Vermont
• 2017 – David E. Sellers, of Sellers and Company Architects, Warren, Vermont
• 2022 – Kiel Moe of Kiel Moe Architect, Halifax, Vermont

Virginia

Grace Church (1959) in Kilmarnock, designed by Milton L. Grigg (1953).

The former Gap Inc. headquarters (1997) in San Bruno, California, designed by William McDonough (1997) of William McDonough + Partners.

• 1890 – Albert L. West, Richmond, Virginia
• 1923 – William Churchill Noland, Richmond, Virginia
• 1950 – Clinton H. Cowgill of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Blacksburg, Virginia
• 1952 – Pendleton S. Clark of Clark, Buhr & Nexsen, Lynchburg, Virginia
• 1953 – Milton L. Grigg, Charlottesville, Virginia
• 1953 – Marcellus E. Wright Sr. of Marcellus Wright & Son, Richmond, Virginia
• 1956 – A. Edwin Kendrew of Colonial Williamsburg, Williamsburg, Virginia
• 1965 – Louis L. Scribner of Stainback & Scribner, Charlottesville, Virginia
• 1967 – Herbert L. Smith III of Oliver & Smith, Norfolk, Virginia
• 1971 – Louis A. Oliver of Oliver & Smith, Norfolk, Virginia
• 1972 – William Marshall Jr. of McGaughy, Marshall & McMillan, Norfolk, Virginia
• 1978 – R. Randall Vosbeck of Vosbeck, Vosbeck & Associates, Alexandria, Virginia
• 1983 – Carlton Abbott of Carlton Abbott & Partners, Williamsburg, Virginia
• 1990 – Charles W. Steger of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, Virginia
• 1995 – Robert A. Boynton of Boynton Rothschild Rowland Architects, Richmond, Virginia
• 1997 – William McDonough of William McDonough + Partners, Charlottesville, Virginia
• 2001 – Kenneth A. Schwartz of the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia

Washington

The Suzzallo Library of the University of Washington, designed by Charles H. Bebb (1910) and Carl F. Gould (1934) of Bebb & Gould and completed in phases beginning in 1926.

The Bullitt Center in Seattle, designed by Robert Hull (1992) and David Miller (1994) of the Miller Hull Partnership and completed in 2013.

• 1910 – Charles Herbert Bebb of Bebb and Mendel, Seattle
• 1923 – Kirtland Cutter, Spokane
• 1934 – Abraham H. Albertson, Seattle
• 1934 – Carl Frelinghuysen Gould of Bebb & Gould, Seattle
• 1935 – Floyd A. Naramore, Seattle
• 1935 – Harlan Thomas of Thomas, Grainger & Thomas, Seattle
• 1940 – Arthur Lamont Loveless, Seattle
• 1947 – William J. Bain of Naramore, Bain, Brady, and Johanson, Seattle
• 1951 – B. Marcus Priteca, Seattle
• 1951 – Paul Thiry, Seattle
• 1955 – J. Lister Holmes of J. Lister Holmes & Associates, Seattle
• 1959 – Robert L. Durham of Durham, Anderson & Freed, Seattle
• 1959 – Paul Hayden Kirk of Paul Hayden Kirk & Associates, Seattle
• 1959 – Harold C. Whitehouse of Whitehouse & Price, Spokane
• 1960 – Perry Johanson of Naramore, Bain, Brady, and Johanson, Seattle
• 1963 – Victor Steinbrueck of the University of Washington, Seattle
• 1967 – Fred Bassetti of Fred Bassetti & Company, Seattle
• 1973 – Phillip Jacobson of The Richardson Associates, Seattle
• 1978 – Wendell Lovett of the University of Washington, Seattle
• 1979 – Lee Copeland of the University of Washington, Seattle
• 1980 – L. Jane Hastings of The Hastings Group Architects, Seattle
• 1980 – Roland Terry of Terry & Egan, Seattle
• 1983 – William M. Polk of John Graham & Company, Seattle
• 1989 – Carolyn Geise of Geise Architects, Seattle
• 1991 – Jim Olson of Olson Kundig Architects, Seattle
• 1992 – Robert Hull of the Miller Hull Partnership, Seattle
• 1993 – Johnpaul Jones of Jones & Jones Architects and Landscape Architects, Seattle
• 1994 – David Miller of the Miller Hull Partnership, Seattle
• 1996 – Jeffrey Karl Ochsner of the University of Washington, Seattle
• 2004 – Tom Kundig of Olson Kundig Architects, Seattle
• 2006 – Peter Steinbrueck of Steinbrueck Urban Strategies, Seattle
• 2011 – David Coleman of David Coleman Architecture, Seattle
• 2013 – Amanda Sturgeon of the International Living Future Institute, Seattle
• 2021 – Grace Kim of Schemata Workshop, Seattle

West Virginia

• 1944 – James L. Montgomery of Montgomery & Patteson, Charleston, West Virginia
• 1952 – Cyrus E. Silling of C. E. Silling & Associates, Charleston, West Virginia
• 1952 – Walter F. Martens of Martens & Son, Charleston, West Virginia
• 1979 – Charles A. Haviland, Charleston, West Virginia
• 1981 – Irving Henry Bowman of Irving Bowman & Associates, Charleston, West Virginia
• 2002 – C. William Bevins of ZMM Inc., Charleston, West Virginia

Wisconsin

The State Office Building in Madison, Wisconsin, designed by State Architect Arthur Peabody (1932) and completed in phases beginning in 1931.

• 1884 – E. Townsend Mix of E. T. Mix & Company, Milwaukee
• 1888 – James Gilbert Chandler, Racine, Wisconsin
• 1889 – Alfred C. Clas, Milwaukee
• 1889 – James Douglas, Milwaukee
• 1889 – George Bowman Ferry, Milwaukee
• 1889 – Henry C. Koch of Henry C. Koch & Company, Milwaukee
• 1902 – Elmer Grey, Milwaukee
• 1918 – Alexander C. Eschweiler, Milwaukee
• 1923 – Peter Brust of Brust & Philipp, Milwaukee
• 1925 – Richard Philipp of Brust & Philipp, Milwaukee
• 1932 – Arthur Peabody, State Architect, Madison, Wisconsin
• 1934 – Thomas Leslie Rose of Kirchhoff & Rose, Milwaukee
• 1937 – Henry A. Foeller of Foeller, Schober & Berners, Green Bay, Wisconsin
• 1952 – Edgar H. Berners of Foeller, Schober, Berners, Safford & Jahn, Green Bay, Wisconsin
• 1964 – John J. Flad of John J. Flad & Associates, Madison, Wisconsin
• 1978 – Paul H. Graven of Graven Associates, Madison, Wisconsin

Wyoming

• 1961 – Frederic Hutchinson Porter of Porter & Porter, Cheyenne, Wyoming
• 2008 – John Carney Jr. of Carney Architects, Jackson, Wyoming (living)

Washington, D.C.

• 1867 – Adolf Cluss of Cluss & Kammerhueber, Washington
• 1885 – Mifflin E. Bell, Supervising Architect, Washington
• 1886 – John L. Smithmeyer of Smithmeyer & Pelz, Washington
• 1887 – Glenn Brown, Washington
• 1888 – Edward Clark, Architect of the Capitol, Washington
• 1888 – William Alfred Freret, Supervising Architect, Washington
• 1888 – James G. Hill, Washington
• 1889 – Paul J. Pelz of Smithmeyer & Pelz, Washington
• 1889 – Thomas Franklin Schneider, Washington
• 1892 – James Rush Marshall of Hornblower & Marshall, Washington
• 1893 – Joseph Coerten Hornblower of Hornblower & Marshall, Washington
• 1896 – Leon E. Dessez, Washington
• 1909 – Edward W. Donn Jr. of Wood, Donn & Deming, Washington
• 1914 – Nathan C. Wyeth, Washington
• 1916 – Waddy Butler Wood of Wood, Donn & Deming, Washington
• 1923 – Albert L. Harris, Washington
• 1931 – Frederick V. Murphy of Murphy & Olmsted, Washington
• 1937 – Louis A. Simon, Supervising Architect, Washington
• 1941 – Arthur B. Heaton, Washington
• 1944 – Edmund R. Purves of the American Institute of Architects, Washington
• 1946 – Louis Justement of Justement, Elam & Darby, Washington
• 1951 – Waldron Faulkner of Faulkner, Kingsbury & Stenhouse, Washington
• 1952 – Thomas H. Locraft of Murphy & Locraft, Washington
• 1952 – Delos H. Smith, Washington
• 1953 – Leon Chatelain Jr., Washington
• 1955 – Philip H. Frohman, Washington
• 1959 – Charles M. Goodman, Washington
• 1960 – John W. McLeod of McLeod & Ferrara, Washington
• 1960 – Chloethiel Woodard Smith of Satterlee & Smith, Washington, D.C.
• 1961 – Thomas Chalmers Vint of the National Park Service, Washington
• 1968 – Louis Edwin Fry Sr. of Fry & Welch, Washington
• 1971 – Hugh Newell Jacobsen, Washington
• 1971 – George M. White, Architect of the Capitol, Washington
• 1972 – William L. Ensign of McLeod, Ferrara & Ensign, Washington
• 1976 – Bill N. Lacy of the National Endowment for the Arts, Washington
• 1977 – Warren J. Cox of Hartman-Cox Architects, Washington
• 1977 – John Paul Eberhard of the AIA Research Corporation, Washington
• 1979 – Arthur Cotton Moore of Arthur Cotton Moore Associates, Washington
• 1984 – Charles Henry Atherton of the United States Commission of Fine Arts, Washington
• 1984 – Hilyard Robinson, Washington
• 1985 – David Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, Washington
• 1990 – Harry G. Robinson III of Howard University, Washington
• 1991 – Marshall Purnell of Devrouax+Purnell, Washington
• 1993 – Raj Barr-Kumar of Barr-Kumar Architects Engineers, Washington
• 1993 – Paul S. Devrouax of Devrouax+Purnell, Washington
• 1993 – Raymond Kaskey, Washington
• 1994 – Amy Weinstein of Weinstein Studio, Washington
• 1995 – Edward Feiner of the General Services Administration, Washington
• 2000 – Helene Combs Dreiling of the American Institute of Architects, Washington
• 2001 – Alan Hantman, Architect of the Capitol, Washington
• 2009 – Carl Elefante of Quinn Evans Architects, Washington, DC

Puerto Rico

The Supreme Court Building in San Juan, Puerto Rico, designed by Osvaldo L. Toro (1967) and Miguel Ferrer (1967) of Toro-Ferrer and completed in 1955.

• 1964 – Henry Klumb, San Juan
• 1967 – Miguel Ferrer of Toro-Ferrer, Santurce
• 1967 – Osvaldo L. Toro of Toro-Ferrer, Santurce
• 1970 – William V. Reed of Reed Torres Beauchamp Marvel, Hato Rey
• 1978 – Jesús Eduardo Amaral, Hato Rey
• 1979 – Thomas S. Marvel of Torres Beauchamp Marvel, Hato Rey
• 2000 – Jorge Rigau of Jorge Rigau Arquitectos, Río Piedras
• 2002 – Beatriz del Cueto of Pantel del Cueto & Associates, Guaynabo
• 2005 – Andrés Mignucci of Andrés Mignucci Arquitectos, San Juan
• 2006 – Segundo Cardona of SCF Arquitectos, Guaynabo

Abroad

• 1951 – William W. Bosworth, Vaucresson
• 1952 – Antonin Raymond of Antonin Raymond & L. L. Rado, Tokyo
• 1954 – Juan F. Nakpil of Juan F. Nakpil & Sons, Manila
• 2000 – Richard N. Swett, United States Ambassador to Denmark, Copenhagen
• 2003 – Thomas Vonier, Paris
• 2018 – Samuel Oboh of AECOM, Edmonton, Alberta
• 2019 – Murat Soygeniş of S+ ARCHITECTURE, Istanbul
• 2021 – Mouzhan Majidi of Zaha Hadid Architects, London