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Brian Phillips is founding Principal of ISA, a design and research office engaged with projects across the U.S., from housing and master plans to installations.
Since establishing Erdy McHenry Architecture in 1999 with David McHenry, Erdy’s design work has received more than 25 state, local, and national awards.
Thomas Kirk is an associate principal at Bohlin Cywinski Jackson where he focuses on the planning and design of carefully crafted projects that draw on the simple expression of structure, the timelessness of materials, and the strong connection between site and building.
Denise E. Thompson, AIA, LEED AP BD+C is a Massachusetts native and 2002 B.Arch. graduate of Temple University. Denise is an associate at Francis Cauffman in Philadelphia where she has worked since 2003 focusing on health care design
Cecil Baker established his Philadelphia-based firm in 1982, which provides services to governmental, educational, institutional, and private sector clients, including feasibility studies, programming, design of new structures, adaptive reuse of existing structures, and interior design.
Bruce McEvoy is a principal at the Atlanta office of Perkins+Will. Bruce served as President of the Atlanta Chapter of the AIA and currently serves as Board Chair for the Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA), Atlanta's only design-focused museum.
Calinda N. Lee is a historian at the Atlanta History Center. She is currently curating an exhibit on the history of Atlanta opening there in March 2016.